The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

attended the Silver Party Convention
held at Carson on the 4th. returned
last Saturday.
E. S. DeGolyer well known min
ing man of Salt Lake City, was in town
this week looking over the Joanna prop
erty.
The calls for the Republican and
Peoples Party County Conventions
will be found on the first page Of t!lis
issue.
2. G. Weber who has been absent
attending the Silver and Peoples par
tN Conventions, returned last Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Lowell VINO has been
seriously SICK fox several weeks past,
is now past all danger and will soon
be able to be out.
Miss Minnie Vencill who has been
Staying with Mrs. phos. Lowell dur
ing the latter's recent illness, lett for
her home in Cherry Greek Thursday
morning.
DeLamar Lode: The nomination
of our old friend and towns-man j.
Pou ade for judge OF the Fourth III
dicial District was favorably received
by his many friends hereabouts.
Mrs. ID. Jolly departed for an
extended visit to A. @. Cleveland's
Ranch, Spring Valley, Tuesday; she
was accompanied by her husband and
Miss Mollie Stewart. The two latter
returned Thursday.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
complimentary" to the Twenty Third
Anniversary Bail to be given by the
.sHooks and Knicks" of Eureka, We'd
nesday Oct. 31st Accept thanks, Gen
tlemen.
Miss Della Mclaughlin and Miss
Katie Watson lett last Tuesday for
Snake Valley where they intend spend
ing several days visiting friends and
enjoying the beauties OF nature With
which that Valley is 50 aDundanrlJ
4 supplied.
i G. q. Colburn, who has always
s b3el an enthu siastic follower q sen
aor John p. Jones, WAS N Carson
Yesterday and reports that there Is
no detection from the Republican
ranks on the Comstoek on acooano OF
the Senator's dop to the Popalist.
Exc Free Press: Wallaces county
(Aureka) was pretty well provided for
on the oilvea Porty ticket, having re-
ceived District Judge, t49 Governor,
lieutenant Governor, and Attorney
General. And yet sone peop4e say
tlat Charley Wallace hadno hand Ii
putting up the ticket.
The outing party consisting of Miss
Josie Jackson, Miss 1lollie Canpton,
bliss Aizzie blcQuirty Miss lda Park
inson. Dave McQuitty, Earnest Jack
son and Del. Leahigh, that lett here
on Monday Of last week for Lemans
Gave returned Tuesday. They report
having a first class time.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, wife of Thos.
Mitchell died aG Jackson, Cal, Aug.
18th, after short illness. Mrs.
Mitchell will be remembered by all
old time PiocAers, having resided here
"a numDer Of yeats. She leaves nus
band and two grown daughters, Miss
Slak ana a1rac, VINO We're present at
the time OF her death.
The Lode says: tits rumored that the
consolidation of the 2. G. Co. and the
Nevada Southern railroad company
has been affected, with j. Il. DeLamar
and Ell. Is. Ctadin as prime movers,
and with other prominent Eastern
capitalists the work of pushing the
line from Milford to Phoebe over the
old U. p. grade will commence at once
and be completed before Christmas.
Judge Henry Rives, Of Eureka,
who was delegate TIC the Silver party
convention, stated before large crowd
at the Arlington last night that he con-
sidered "the platform adopted by the
Republican State Convention on the
18th as unequivocally the oest that ever
emanated from any convention in this
country. Carson Tribune
Major Walter S. Long, of Eureka,
says the Reno Journal, writes that the
nominations CT Cleveland and Wander
leith were received with especial favor
/ out that wav Of the nominee at the