The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-09-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Pat Keelan was in from Spring
Valley, this week.
Ben Sanford came over from Au-
rum, Tuesday.
B. F. Miller will depart for Lincoln
county today.
W. G. Lyons and Judge Weber
harvested their crop of apples this
week.
W. G. Gallagher and daughters
Rowe and Ida, were in from Duck
Greek, Thursday.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at 2 P. NJ. ON the 18th
and passed all Offices.
DIR. Davis nominee for Congress on
the Republican ticket, returned from
the west Monday.
The Ely school will commence
Monday, with Miss Louise Lewis, of
Reno as teacher.
W. N. McGill returned from Spring
Valley, Thursday; where he had been
visiting with A. G. Cleveland.
Several miners passed through here
Monday, from DeLsmar, New, hunt
ing new and greener fields.
B. B. Bird A. T. Stearns were in
Cherry Greek Tuesday, attending a
meeting of the Masonic Lodge of that
place.
Dan Simonson of Snake Valley,
was in Ely Wednesday, with another
load of those delicious water MELONS.
Capt. VIM. Norman and daugh-
ter Pearl of Hamilton, were visiting
in Ely, Thursday.
Treasurer J. B. Williamson has
been confined to his room for several
days past, having been quite i'll.
2. III. Cannon and Charles Greene,
Cherry Greek delegates to the teo-
pies Party convention which met
here Thursday. arrived Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G. Logue, who has been
residing at DeLamAr, New, passed
through here the first of the week, on
her way to California, where she will
reside in the future.
There was large crowd of merry
dancers in attendance at fuckers
Hall On the evening e the 18th; and
the dancing was kept up until the
Woo hours of the morning
John Verzan of Taylor, announ-
ces himself, in this issue of tho News
as candidate for the office Of short
term Commissioner. Mr.. Verzan is
one of White Pines oldest and most
prominent citizens and if elected will
make most able and efficient officer.
The delegates to the convention last
Thursday, who came from distance,
and visitors who were in Ely on po-
litical business, have departed to their
respective homes, and Ely has once
more resumed it's normal condition.
Little Minnie, daughter of w. G.
Gallagher, of Duck Dreek, fell from
a wagon on which she was playing
on Monday last, and fractured one of
the bones in the forearm. Medical
assistance was at once summoned, and
the wound properly cared for.
From present indications, there
will be no less than half q dozen
teachers from the western portion of
the State, in charge of schools in
White Pine county the coming win
ter. Local timber Is evidently be-
coming scarce.
It is astonishing the number of
really sociable fellows there are in
circulation during the time of polit
ical campaign. 1t seems like renew
ing "auld acquaintance"
Oraon Hudson and Frank Kell
in recent cleanup from their pla-
Ger diggings, III the Osceola district,
took out 5000 tho result of twenty
four days run.
p. H. Cannon reports that work
on the mines at EgAn, is being push
ed as rapidly as possible; that every
move made by the company is Of a
permanent and lasting nature and
that it will not be long before Egan
will be place of activity. and thrift.
One very prominent feature of the
Convention held last Thursday, was
thspresence of solarge an attendance of