The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-09-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

I'LL MCheFudu, WHO FoCuTu0u
from De1amar, last week, is quito
sick with the DeLamar fever.
Alex Mcdonald, of Cherry Creek,
is in Ely, visiting with his brother
A. Mcdonald.
M. E. Bassett was elected delegate
to the State Convention of tho Silver
Party, to represent district No 4.
F. x. Murphy and wife, Mrs. Ger
tie Hager and Leonard McGary, went
to Eureka, Sunday.
County Commissioners will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Monday
the 9TH.
Mrs. John Weber and children,
left Monday, for weeks visit in
Steptoe Valley and vicinity
Sol Hip leaves tomorrow, by way
of Eureka, to attend the State Con-
vention of the Silver Party, at Elko,
on the 9Th.
Jacob Shallenbarger reports the
grain crop unusually good this season.
The heads of his oats, wheat, rye and
barley, being very long and well filled
and the berry large and plump.
VIM. Laurenson left Wednesday
morning for Elko, to attend the Sill
yer Party State Convention, which
meets there on the 9Th.
The following are the delegates to
the Republican State Convention in
Carson, on the 10th: d. r. Collins,
w. G.. Lyons, James Marriott, S. A.
D. Glasscock, John Strong and M. j.
Davis.
Frank Paul has been. named as
delegate to the Silver Party State
Convention, which meets in Elko on
Tuesday next, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Thomas Cor
nell.
It is reported that the Shallenberg-
er placer mines at Osceola, recently
cleaned up $12, 030 from twenty four
days work. There is much rich gray
ell but no water in that vicinity.
J V. Brooks, mining man from
Louisville, KY, spent several days in
Robinson district, this week, exam
lining the Joano and other mining
properties.
The following named persons were
chosen by the Democrats last Satur-
day, as delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, to meet in Carson,
on the 9th: John Weber, Geo. F.
Parker, R. A. Riepe and VIM. Moor
man.
District Atty. Stearns departed for
Hamilton, Tuesday, on business con-
nected with the estate of the late
Thomas Cornell, who was killed on
the evening of Aug, 20. An account of
which killing, is given in another
column.
B. F. Miller, Supt. of the Elko &
White Pine Transportation company,
who arrived in Ely on Monday, left
on tour of inspection over the Cher
ry Creek and Wells route Wednesday.
Ben came up from Lincoln county,
and the South few days ago and
reports bushes fourhiing all along
the line.
A number of Elyites left for Co
shute Cave, north of Cherry Creek,
Wednesday. They will be joined by
a delegation of Steptoeites, and will
doubtless enjoy the scenery in and
about the Cave, immensely, as we
understand the handiwork of nature
at the Goshute is simply exquisite,
almost beyond compare.
The White River Valley Land &
Live Stock company that operated so
long and successfully in White River
and eastern Nevada, has transferred
all it's property in White River Val
Icy, to F. Armstrong and HI. J. Grant,
Salt Lake capitalists, 1t is reported
that the new company will assume
the liabilities of the old firm and will
be under the management Arthur
Bulge, of Montpelier, Ida. The plans
of the new company have not yet Ia
ken definite shape as to the manage
ment of the ranch, but it is quite
likely that it will be farmed out to
settlers and colonized.
At the Primary Elections held last
Saturday, in the various precincts Of
the County, the following delegates
were elected to the Peoples Party
County Convention to be held at Ely
on September 18th: Ely, Sam Park