The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-04-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Snow fell in Ely Sunday night to
the depth of three inches
Mcdonald & Harris received fine
lot of liquors, etc. Thursday.
v. G. Shepherd, of Cherry Greek,
was in town the first of the week.
Frank x. Murphy returned from
San Francisco by Thursdays Eureka
stage.
Charley Wagner, of Spencer's line,
pulled in Wednesday with freight for
our merchants.
Jewett w. Adams has been con-
frmed Superintendent of the Carson
Mint by the Senate.
&c Want some supper" That is the
way Mr.. Ingin puts it when it is
breakfast he is after.
The contract for carrying the mail
twice week between Ely and McGill
has been let to the Parkinson Bros.
If indications go for anything the
people of Ely can count on having
a "show" sprung on them at any
time.
Miss Gertie Jackson returned home
Tuesday from the north end of the
county where she has been teaching
school.
George E. Crowell has been ap-
pointed Treasurer of Nye county, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Adam Mclean.
Hon. Francis g. Newlands passed
through Reno on the 10Th inst. on his
way to Washington and did not stop
to deliver the promised speech.
The Belmont Courier says nothing
has been heard from the California
Bank regarding deposits of Nye coun-
ty money in that institution.
D. III. Jackson, the wide-awake
mining man, returned to Ely Tues
day by way of Cherry Greek. He
came direct from Oakland, Cali
fornia
If the care of the hair were made
a part of lady's education, we should
not see SO many gray heads, and the
use of Halls Hair Reviewer would be
unnecessary.
A jury was secured in the Vaughan
trial at Austin on the 18th, and the
examination of witnesses begun.
There are over 20 witnesses and the
trial will be quite lengthy.
w. G. Gallagher, Fred. Clark,
Rod. Mcleod and Sol. Hip went
to Cherry Greek Saturday to attend
a meeting of the Odd Fellows and re-
turned the following day.
County Clerk Garaghan has re-
ceived letter from Judge Fitzgerald
under date of Austin, April 10th, in
which he says he will open Court in
Ely on Tuesday, May 10th.
We are reliably informed that R. M.
Beatty, of Eureka, is a pronounced
candidate for Attorney General, and
that he seeks the nomination at the
hands of the Peoples party.
The Nesbitt Bros, says the Phoebe
Record of the 18th, have again ship
ped from their mill in Condor Canyon
another gold brick weighing 116a
pounds and valued at 500, 900, the re-
suit of two weeks run on ore from
the Jim Grow mine.
Sheriff Payne, assisted by five men,
arrested Sri Bernardo, better known
as "Friday," Thursday afternoon
and lodged him in jail. He is
thought to be insane and will be ex-
amined before County Clerk Cara
CHAN this morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge Talbot, says the Elko Free
Press of the 14th, departed on Tues
day mornings train for San Fran
cisco, where he will remain few
days, after which time he will go to
one of the springs in California with
the hope of lettering his health. He
is suffering with kidney trouble.
We learn, says the Sentinel of the
18th, that J. w. Willsey, the miner
who met with such terrible accident
by the premature explosion of blast
in his mine at Reveille some time ago,
had both eyeballs removed and one of
his arms amputated below the elbow
few DAYS since. in San Francisco.