The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-01
LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS.

Else where IN this issue Will De IOunO
the call for Peoples Party County
Convention.
Eugene Howell is reported to be a
candidate on the Silver Party ticket
for Secretary of State.
The Board of County Commission
ers will hold the regular monthly
meeting next Monday.
Miss Louise Riepe gave birthday
party to her many little friends in Ely
on Friday of last week.
Eugene Howell who was in Ely sew
eral days last week on business, return
ed to Hamilton last Saturday.
Mrs. DIR Davis who has been absent
several months visiting relatives and
friends in Idaho, returned last Tues
day.
Sol. Hip, Fl. A. Comins and VIM.
Laurenson left yesterday for Carson
to attend the Silver Party State Con-
vention to be held there on the 4th.
P. G. Weber left for San Francisco
bv way of the Wells, Wednesday
morning. He will be absent about two
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Briggs and daughter,
who have been visiting in Spring Val
lev for several weeks past returned to
Elv m, the oath. Tilt,
VIM. Hayes one Of Ely's enterpris-
ING merchants returned from the East
on Friday of last week where he has
been purchasing stock of Fall and
Winter Goods.
Judge Talbot has given notice that
Court will be open Oct. 9th, for probate.
ex-parte and other business, where the
attorneys are present. No jury trials
will be heard until some time in no.
vember.
Miss Jennie Carothers and Mrs. J.
r. Holland were visiting in town the
first of the week. The former has just
finished teaching a. very successful
term of school near Cherry Creek.
The s.Silver State" says one thous
and carloads, or about 10, 900 tons, of
alfalfa hay will be shipped from Love
lock to California this fall. This
means about $50, 900 which the farm
ers of Big Meadows will receive from
this one source.
L. E. Pollard left Sunday for Salt
Lake City where he will be joined by
Glide Jackson and together they will
make quite an extensive prospecting
tour in southern Colorado and New
Mexico. Both boys are well known
here and have the best wishes of their
MANY friends and acquaintance.
Tn our issue of last week, in men
tioning the names Of the delegates ap-
pointed by the Republican County
Central committee to attend the State
Convention held at Reno August Oath
we omitted to mention Jas. H. Mar
riott who was appointed to represent
Osceola'
The Republican State Convention
held at Reno on the 26th. showed it's
good sense in nominating the Hon.
A. @. Cleveland of Cleveland, for
Governor. No better nomination ever
was or ever will be made. Shrewd in
politics, of sound judgmentin business
matters. and of large and wide expe-
rience in both. Affable on all occa-
aions where affability is expected.
True to his friends and true to his enc
mics. An all round man with good
head, good heart, a good back bone
and a good show to be our next Gov
ornor. He never went back on White
Pine. Let us vote for him to man.
The Lode says the ledge encounter
ed in the Flagstaff, and mentioned In
our last issue proved to be fifteen feet
wide, and drifting in both directions
on the ledge has gone steadily ahead
since. Work, however, has been some
what retarded for the lack of material
for a turn-sheet. The drift to the
northeast has been run about twenty
feet, showing marked improvement
in the character of the ore, and the
drift to the southeast has been driven
about ten feet. In this drift the ground
has hardened considerably and bears
everv indication of soon making good
g