The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-12-15
LOCAL And GENERAL NEWS.

s'uoW GO-udy
You can sell all your county Script
to VIM. Hayes.
A. L. Parker and daughter are in
from Round Springs.
Mrs. P. T. Dolan and family arriv-
edin Ely last Sunday evening.
Nelson Bush and Frank Paul came
in from Hamilton the first of the
week.
James Fl. Marriott's pleasant coun-
tenance was among those who repre-
sented Osceola in Court this week.
Court opened promptly at 10 o'clock
last Monday morning, Judge G.. F
Talbot presiding.
F. A. McDermid and wife arrived
in town the first of the week. Mr..
McDermid was subpoeraed as a juror.
Judge G.. F. Talbot came in Sun
day evening from Phoebe where he
has been holding the fall term of court.
Charles Greene, P. H. Cannon and
John Wearne three of Cherry Creeks
distinguished citizens came in on the
Cherry stage Tuesday evening. They
are witnesses in the Dolan case.
The dance at Munro's Hall We'd
mes day evening was, Notwithstanding
the fact that it was gotten up OH short
notice, we'll attended.
A. S. Nelly came in from Hamil-
ton Monday. He is employed to teach
the Muncy Greek School and is on
his way to take charge.
Judge FL. Rives and Jno. Doyle arriv-
ed in Ely from Phoebe Monday even
ing. The Judge was due here Sun
day but owing to the inclemency of
the weather did not get in until late
Monday evening.
The Hon. VIM. Burke, one of Shell
bourne's hospitable aud agreeable cit
liens is in town on court business.
There was quite large attendance
of ladies at the Court House Wednes-
day afternoon to hear the closing ar
guments in the Wong murder trial.
Jerry Kent foreman on the Mon
itor ranch for w. N. McGill departed
Wednesday, for Medicin, Livingston
County, Missouri, for three months
Visit amorg friends and relatives.
z r. M. Beatty, assistant prosecuting
counsel in the Fong and Dolan cases,
came in from Eureka last Saturday.
Oever one hundred men were subpoe-
naed as Trial Jurors for this term of
court.
Hon. A. g. Cleveland the noted
stockman of Spring Vallay was in
town this week on court business.
Cleve is just as genial and jolly as
ever, and bears no traces of disapoint-
ment over the result of the recent
election. Mrs. Clev Gland accompan-
led him.
George Kennedy of Cherry Greek
is in town. Mr.. Kennedy enjoys the
distinction of being one of the oldest
residents on the coast, and is one of
few who yet remain of the brave boys
who broke the trail across the plains
In the days OF 40. He is witness
in the Dolan case.
The Jury in the case of Wong Fong
was not secured until late Tuesday
evening. After long and tedious
examination the following named gen.
4 llemen were chosen to try the case:
NJ. McAuley, Frank Paul, Arthur
Moore, Arthur Clifford, J. R. Patience
g. w. Gaby, Peter North, James
McGrath, Thomas johnson, George
Newman, Alex Mcdonald and w.
L. Ingraham.
The attendance at this session of
court is the largest ever held in this
place 1t being next to an impossibility
to provide sleeping room for all; every
available room was appropriated and
nothing left undone that would add
to the comfort of the visitors.
After securing the Jury in the Do
Ian case which was accomplished about
8 P. M. Thursday, Judge Talbot kind
ly excused quite number of those
Jurors who reside in distant parts Of
the county and whose business de-
handed their attention. This act on
the part of the Judge was greatly ap-
preciated bV those excused.