The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-10-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Hon. IhoS. Wren Will speak In the
interest of the Silver party, in Mum
ro's Hall on the evening of the 18th.
Mrs. L. M. Foster departed for
Grass Vally, California, last Monday
morning, where she intends living in
the future.
Judge Rives, who was in Ely sew
eral days this week on legal business
left for his home in Eureka Thursday
morning.
Kennedy is overrun with men in
search of employment. Work at pres
ent is hard to get as all positions
in both mills anu mines are filed. :
Nevada Tribune
Senator Stewart could have killed
the German Tariff bill, bat he harbor-
ed up his private grievances instead of
protecting the sheep farmers and bo-
rax interests of Nevada C. Tribune
1.-THE ElkQ Free Press: Hon. j. G.
Doughty, tAe Peoples party nominee
or ms mbeJof Congress, was in Elko
Wednesday,, going to Tuscarora Thurs
day morning. He is going to come
out ahead in this County.
F. X. Murphy and Walter Rynear-
son, candidates OH the Republican
ticket for the positions of Dist. Atty.
andSherif respectively, lie. t on political
business, for Snake Valley and vicini-
ty, last Thursday morning.
Mr.. l. G. Moon returned from the
Ferguson District last Sunday, where
he has been for several months past.
He reports the District to be improv
ing every day, and that the outlook
for the future is very encouraging.
Everywhere Hon. I'll. F. Bartine
addresses the people he is most en-
Enthusiastically received. The people
of all parts of the State will have a
chance to hear him, aud having heard
him they will again send him to Con-
gress. Carson Tribune
The Hon. q. F. Talbot returned
from Phoebe i'll company With [. G.
Moon, last Sunday. After disposing
of some Court business which called
for his immediate attention, he left
for his home in Elko.
The reason the proposed Silver par
tytraid to Virginia on Saturday was
abandoned was because they couldn't
get enough passengers out of Reno to
pay for coal consumed. The Silver
party followers patronize free trains
in good shape, but when it comes to
put up a dollar it is horse of differ
ent color Carson Tribune
In another column will be found the
cad" announcing the re-opening of the
White Zine Restaurant, under the
mana cement of Mrs. Steve Tucker.
The fact that Mrs. Tucker is to be at
the helm is a sufficient guarantee to
the people of White Pine, that the
Hotel will be first class one in every
particular. She has large and COM
modious lodging apartments, we'll fur
nished and is prepared to entertain
her customers in good style.
By the end of the coming week the
grade for the millsite will be finished
and every thing will be in readiness
for work on the main building.
A great drawback is the insufficient
lumber supply, but as lumber is now
being shipped in from Oregon, and the
saw mill above, Cedar is running to it's
fullest ca pacity5 enough will soon be at
hahd for Immediate requirements. A
large stSre-house is under course of
construction and will be finished in a
few days. All the road:buildings is
complete, and it will be but short
time when matters will be under good
headway.-Lode
D. D. polly left Tuesday morning
for Phoebe where he expects to meet
the Hon. A. G.. Cleveland, Republi-
can nominee for Governor, and III. f.
Bartine nominee On the same ticket
for Congress, who are canvassing East
ern Nevada; they were billed to speak
at Phoebe on the 10th, Panaca on the
18th, at DeLamar on the 18th, and
in company with Mr.. Jolly, will start
for Osceola to-day the 18th, where
they will speak on the evening of the
10Th, and will barring accident, dis
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