The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-08-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The new supplies tor the school ar
rived Thursday.
A. S. Nelly went to Hamilton
Monday morning.
John Berry came in from Duck
Greek, Tuesday.
Those who produce wealth are the
rightful owners thereof.
Mrs. G. A. Irving, of Bruno, is
visiting with Mrs. George Holmes.
The Rev. Father Kennedy, of ELL
reka, was interviewing members of his
flock in this vicinity, this week.
Mr.. Frank Wayne, tinsmith from
\ Taylor, has opened up in the O'neil
building.
A Norwegian colony of 800 individ-
uals has been established at Bella
Coda, B. G.
There is but one way to put stop
to trusts, and that is for the people to
make counter trust-larger and
stronger than the ether.
DR.. M. J. Davis leaves to-day for
Cincinnati, where he intends taking
q six months course in medicine.
Ice is reported to be worth 4 cents
pound in DeLamar.
Charlie Wagner, pulled in from
Toano, Thursday with another big
load of merchandise.
S. A. d. Glasscock, one of Osceola's
prominent business men, was visitor
in Ely this week.
The meeting last Saturday was a
citizens meeting, strictly non partisan
and bowling success.
The showers which fell in Ely and
vicinity during the past week have
had very gratifying effect on the
atmosphere.
R. A. Recipe returned from Della
mar, Lincoln county, Monday. Dick
predicts unboundsd prosperity for De-
Lamar in the future.
\ Mrs. d. G. Mcdonald who has been
visiting with her parents in Ste. toe
Valley, during the past week, return
ed Saturday.
Joseph Newman, Rod Mcleod and
Geo. Davis, who left here several
weeks since, for Idaho, are at work at
Silver City.
Mrs. John Weber who has been con-
fined to her loom for several weeks,
with an affection of the ear, il much
improved and is able to be out again.
A cleanup of ffty-ivs tons OF ore
from the Pedroli mine in Silver City
gave the owners $4,000 last week.
On the 18th inst the Governor APP.
p inted Alfred MacKey, Commission
er of Deeds for Nevada to reside in
New York.
The indictments against @. P.
Huntington have been dismissed and
and he can now come and go as he
plsases in California.
Ell Brown, owner of the hard scrab-
BILE mine, Silver Star district, shipped
a SIT, 1000 bar of bullion to Carson
yesterday. This mine was one of the
group In the focSnG unsuccessful sale.
The Silver convention met at Met
ropolitan hall, San Francisco, at noon
on the 10Th, about 600 delegates bs-
ling in attendance. The Nevada del
egation took along the Silver Banner,
presented to Eureka county in 1895.
No wealth exists exec, by labor.
It therefore follows that that the pow
erty of laborers can only exist through
the robbery, restriction and hamper
ing of labor. A repeal of all restrict
tive laws is what labor needs.
Two school boys in Bodie, CAL, re-
Gently drew rsvolvers and were about
to settle their difference in a truly
western style bsiore the entire school
when the teacher disarmed them.
The Southern Pacific has made q
rate of one fare for the round trip from
all points in Nevada to Reno during
the time of the State Fair, which is to
be held from September 23d to 28th
inclusive.
Johnson Sides, the Piute chief. has
returned from Sacramento. He says
he will take all the indians he can get
Ito go down to Sacramento tn him
IN hout two uoals 10 IL