The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-08
Miss Alice and Jennie Carothers
we're visiting in town Thursday.


Miss Jean McOmie presented us
with very beautiful bouquet the first
of the week.
Under 'snew to-day" find notice of
the call for the Republican, County
Convention.
Judge Talbot, says the Elko Free
Press, is able to be on the streets once
more, And is looking quite well.
The bills allowed by the County
Commissioners at their last meeting
will be found in an other column.
VIM. Watson, who has been serious
" sick with pneumonia for several days
past is, we are pleased to note SO far
recovered as to be on the streets.
Eugene Howell, says the Eureka
Sentinel of the 1st., arrived here from
Seligman on Thursday, and left the
nj xt morning to attend the Silver par
tW convention at Carson.
Earnest Jackson, Dave McQuitty .jr.
Del. Leahigh, Miss Josie Jacks on,
Miss Mollie Campton and Miss Lizzie
McQuitty left last Monday for an out
ing at Lemans Cave.
We omitted the date on which the
Peoples Party Primaries will be held
(Sept. 10Th. in our last issue, also the
signature to the announcement for the
assembly. Corrected this week.
The County purchased S192S. 30 in
County Script from the following par
ties. From A. D. Campton and F. M.
Clark, $3.50 at 3Ok cts; from VIM.
Hayes, SOLO,, at 275a cts, from Miss
Ellen Hayes, 49, 30, at 80 cts.
Eureka Sentinel: Pat. O'Donnell,
who is well known throughout this
section of the country, where he has
resided many years, was examined
last Saturday in the District Court for
lunacy, and was committed to the In
sane Asylum. Deputy Sheriff Lucey
accompanied him to Reno last mon
day.
Giovanni G.. Buzzetti and Theresa
M. Bennett were united in the
holy bonds of we'd lock at Butte Ranch
Steptoe Valley last Monday. John
Weber, Ely's efficient Justice of the
Peace tied the knot that will make tue
past a book of frequent references
brought bliss in large quantities for
the present and made the future worth
living for.
The Phoebe Record: Two tickets at
least of county candidates will be pre-
scented to voters in Lincoln this Fall.
Heretofore it has been democratic
and Republican" now it will be
"Silver Party and "Populists' but
the same men as formerly, will be there
and the query will naturally arise.
"What's in Name Anyhow
VIM. Hendrie an old resident of
Osceola was in town Thursday. He
came to meet his wife, who has been
visiting friends in San Francisco and
who arrived on the Eureka stage Thurs
day morning. Mr., Hendrie says that
the political ball is beginning roll in
Osceola and that the field is about
equally divided between the Demo
Silver-Populists on the one side and
the Republicans on the other, but that
the Republicans are gaining strength
daily.
The Board of County Commission
ers at their meeting last Monday or
dered that Joe. Sherardilli repair road
between Hamilton and Eberhardt to
the amount of $40. That VIM Hynd-
man make repairs on Johnson's Hill,
White Rivar Road, to the extent OF
$40. That B. F. Miller expend 800
in making repairs on the road between
Ely and Dutch Jakes' and that Chris.
Jessen do work on the road between
Ely and the Summit to the amount or
$15.
The Lode of the 9th. says: To-mor-
row three 8-hour shifts will be put to
work in the No. Z tunnel to drive a.
head more rapidly. A Wine was start
ed this week some 300 feet in the Monl-
tor tunnel to make connection with the
No. 7 level, and will have to be sunk
about 175 feet. The road leading to
the No. 2 tunnel is almost completed.
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