The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-10-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Thomas Lowell has moved his fam
lily into the Ragsdale House in Rob
inson Canyon.
Guesess for the Clock to ie given
away by VIM. Hayes, SUBJECT to the
conditions heretofore n.eatsened IN
these columns, will close en- nov. 9th.
A. T. Steans nominee on the Peo
pies party ticket for Dist. Atty. of
this county, has closed his school and
lis making tour Of the county inter
viewing voters regarding his election.
Jerry Calder and Ernest Jackson
left last Wednesday for Sumpter,
Baker County, Oregon. The boys
will drive through and expect to occu
by about three weeks in making the
trip. They intend making Oregon
their future home, and their many
friends wish them success.
The first pure copper ever sent from
Utah was shipped last week to Chicago
J and Pittsburg. The amount was 81,
832 pounds, and is the first product
of the new copper plant. Of copper
matte the shipments last week were
100, 1850 pounds.
The Gaztte need not disturpb it's
peace by thinking that the "Indepen
dent is upholding the last Legislature
for passing the lottery amendment.
It condemned the measure when pass
ed and still condemns it. The truth
is that the last Legislature did but
very little that merits the commenda-
ton of the State. We do not care
where the odium of the scheme rests,
whether on the Silver party or the lot
terry gang.-Elko Independent.
DR.. G. F. Moore wishes all those
wanting dental work done to call at
once and make appointments as he in
thnds to go to Osceola about the mid
die of next week. DIR. Moore has
done considerable work here and has
given good satisfaction in every in
stance. He understands his business
thoroughly and all desiring work in
his line will do well to take advantage
of the opportunity.
A gentleman from Winnemucca in
forms the Gazette that rhe men con-
nected with the late strike in that vi
r{ciuity are greatly embittared against
fhe newspapers and politicians, who
by their encouragement induced them
to enter into the movement, and who
are supporting the railroad ticket NOM
mated by Black Wallace. Some Of
them express the belief that these a.
pers and politicians had an understand
ing with the railroad company, after
the strike was inaugurated, to pretend
to endorse the movement, the better
to deceive the workingmen by their
professed sympathy with them. and
certainly they have good cause for
suspicion.
The Hon. J. Poujade nominee on
Republican ticket for District Judge of
the Fourth District, arrived i'll Ely
last Saturday, and was given a hearty
welcome. He is making a tour of the
District, and so far his fight has been
very encouraging. In Elko County
he met with encouragement all along
the line. In White Pine his canvass
has materially improved his chances,
and his reception throughout the Coun-
ty was very favorable. It is general
,ly conceded that Lincoln County will,
ic,n the 9th, Of November, ro'l up a
decided majority for Mr.. eouiade.
He is man of ability and IN rorars
will make no mistake in D s'a Um
to the position to whioh
Isn't it rather Ear fes M
Wren to say chat tn Z aaa par
ty is favored by tbs Contra n South
ern Pacific railroad Coz Is ii not a
fact that Black Wallace, manager
and ''director- general" of the Silver
party of Nevada, is i'll the employ of,
and represents the Central Pacific
railroad Company in this campaign?
Is it not fact that this same Black
Wallace, the paid retainer and repre-
sentative of the railroad company is
using the silver question and the Sill
yer party as blind to gull the peo-
PIE Of this State into the support of
this same railroad company? And has
not A. G. Cleveland, for years past