The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-07-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

WSOA LA OVOPVOo SAASJ'
County Commissioners hold their reg
ular monthly meeting next Monday.
The bucks are escc rting their dear
ries around, all-a.same white-a-msn.
= w. D. Campbell and family are in
from Stsptoe to spend the Fourth.
:. All.the boys who left here for Osce-
ella, several days ago, have been put
to work. .
The Ely Post Office will be opan
until $50 this MORNING and from B
~ to 6 in the afternoon.
'A~ The Thermometer averaged about
88 in the shade in Ely during the past
week.
Dick say. his best friendisa "dusky
maiden. Where does she hold fourth,
Dicky?
Miss Philippa Wsarne of Cherry
Creek, arrived in Ely Thursday even
ing. Sheis the guest OF Mrs. Sol Hip
The hills and hollows here about are
alive with natives The fandaugo here
il said to be the largeat for years.
Bob Crawford came in from the
rsilroad with load of freight Thurs
day.
The Repatriation Books are now
open. Get in 1T once. Don't wait.
Place of Registration, at Judge
Websr's.
You will havea "good" time at the
picnic to-day but if you can have a
s'bstter" time at the ''Ball' in the ev-
ening. Don't miss it..
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland, Miss Alice
Carothers, and Miss Gilbert, arrived
from Spring Valley. Thursday evan
ing. Mira. Cleveland and Miss Gilbert
are stopping with Mrs. w. N. McGill.
Mrs, Gsrtie Hager, and Mr.. Leonard
McGsary, of Eureka, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Murphy.
f''f Old Glory floats to tho breezs from
= the public buildings and the business
p, houses were decorated early this morn
!. ing.
The Picnic to be hsld in the Murray
Greek Grove day il for the benefit
of all. Every body is cordially invited
to attend and every body is expected
to be there
It is reported here that Little
frankie Miller il at Elko, under the
care of DIR Petty, having seriously
injured his foot while out with friend
hauling wood.
Jerry Leahigh, son of Mrs. Steve
Tucker, departed Monday morning
for his old Stamping ground, Butte
Montana, where employment awaits
him. Like to have had you with us
longer Jerry.
The April Fool mill keeps hammer
ing away, and timber, lumber and
other materials for increasing the size
Of the plant in the way of accessory
buildings, constantly arrives. Phoebe
Record.
D. G. McQuitty and family depart
ed overland for Calaveras County, Cal
ifornia, last Monday whore they will
reside In the,,future. Mr. McQuitty was
ono of the oldest and best citizens of
White Pine county and had many
warm friends who, while they grieve
to lose SO valuable friend and citizen,
wish him wei in his new fed.
P. G. Weber, delegate to the Nation
al Democratic convention to be held
in Chicago July 2, departed for the
East Wednesday morning Boss is
one of ths oldest and most successful
politicians in Nevada, and it il not
the first time his party has honored
him by making him their reprsssn-
tative to the national convention. He
is among the Oldest of Nsvada's dem
ocrats and will do the right thing at
the right time at the convention.
One feature of the mining camp
float in the Midsummer Carnival
parade will be an attack upon the
camp by lone redskin in ambush.
This is suggested by a tragedy
enacted in the Deep Greek country
in 1860. As the overland stage was
rounding q point of rocks an Indian
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