The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-10-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

ln6r6 Was 10 D0GJ0F DldiI Ill Vic AAOo5O
than he. -Hawthorne Bulletin.
D. G. Mcdonald candidate for as
sembly on the Peoples party ticket,
left Sunday fer Hamilton to look af-
ter his political interests in that local
ity. Dan. is a rustler, and says he is
going to win.
John Cupid, who has been in Ore
gon for several months past, returned
to Ely last Sunday. Mr.. Cupid has
concluded to make Oregon his future
home and will move his family to that
State about the first of November.
Y esterday the voters registered at
Justice Lynn's Office numbered l ,l81;
at the same dates in 1892 the total reg
istered vote was 1,042. This shows
an increase of 1876 voters in Reno pre-
cinct since the last election.
It is claimed by one who knows,
that the disease known as cattle fever,
and which was SO prevalent and des
tructive in Carson valley is no more,
having been killed off by the late frost.
Many cattle in that vicinity have died
,of the awful disease, which seemed to
be spreading up to a few weeks ago.
w. FL. Graham has potato on exhi-
bition at his store that tips the beam
at 4 pounds and 2 ounces This is
one of the largest specimens of the
kind ever produced in White Pine
County. It is product of the farm
owned by VIM. Burke of Shellbourne.
The Enterprise says: A bushel of
wheat bought twenty pounds of sugar
under the Mckinley protective tariff
law. Under the Wilson German tar
if law it only buys ten pounds, or less.
Put that in your pipes and smoke
it. If not, just vote the Republican
ticket and get back into the highway
of prosperity as quick as possible.
DIR. G. F.Moore, Elko's popular
young Dentist will be in Ely Sunday
the Dist. l will remain but short
time. All those wishing their teeth
attended to will please call at once 60
make their appointn ents and avoid
the rush at the latter end of the visit.
Local ansesthetics administered for the
painless extraction teeth.
J. I'll. Marriott of Osceola, nomi-
nee ON the Republican ticket for assem-
bly, arrived in town Tuesday evening
in company with Messrs. Cleveland
and Bartine. Mr. Marriott's chances
for election IN November are net only
encouraging but are improving every
day. He left the next morning with
the above named gentlemen for Ham
ilton.
I The Rero Gazette says: Nevada
is --eaping the reward for her "advanc-
ed position" Wool is on the free
list and hardly worth taking the fleece
off; Mexican cattle are shipped III and
in consequence beef in Nevada is hard
ly worth the killing; silver has gone
from 80 cents to SO cents; there is no
sale for hay; wheat is lower than at
any time within the past thirty years
ana the emu Is not yet.
Mr.. A. J. Spencer of Toado, New,
arrived in Ely on the Stage Thursday.
He states that he wishes it under
stood that he is still in the freight
forwarding business, and in to stay
and that shippers can have their freight
consigned to him at Toano with the
assrrapce that it will be delivered
withoht delay.
Dick Riepe, who runs the mail be-
tween Ely and White River, says ev-
srything is moving along smoothely
He says that personally he only takes
the mail to Reardens Ranch; where he
is relieved from further responsibility
by the kindly services of charming
young lady who Dick. modestly admits
has, in testimony of deep regard for
himself generously consented to carry
the mail from the ranch to White Riv-
or. Why, Dick says, l wouldn't dis
APPOINT the young lady, by not being
on time or any other way, for all the
mail contract is worth.
The DeLamar Company has been
at Work in earnest for some time and
and unless something unexpected hap
pens, will have it's mill in operation
before snow flies. At the mine, de-
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