The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-07-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The hay crop in Snake Valley is
reported to be very heavy this sea
son.
The Indian fandango broke up
Sunday night after nearly weeks
celebration.
From tho present outlook, Utah
fruit will find good market in White
Pine this season.
Com. Warlick from Snake Valley
reports business fairly good in the
vicinity.
The weather has been close and
muggy this week with the thermom-
stsr ranging about 90 in the shade.
The fruit crop in Snake and Spring
Valleys will. be very light this year.
Mrs. A. c. Cleveland, and Miss
Gilbert and Mr.. Foster departed for
their home in Spring Valley Wsdnes-
day.
Msssers Chancellor and Wolever
offspring Valley who spent the Fourth
in Ely departed for their home Mon
day.
w. N. McGill departed for the
westshn part of the STATE, Sunday
last.
CHS Disregard, John Mongu-
son VIM. Lawson and VIM Peters, who
went to Osceola two weeks ago return
I'D Tuesday
Mail arrives direct from DeLamer,
by way of. White River, regularly
twice q week. Under tho present
ssevice letter from DeLamer to Ely
and vica versa, can be delivered in
two days.
The miners of the State Line district
burned United States Senator Brown
: in effigy on the night of June 23rd, on
account of the Senator's course at the
ST. Lous CONVEX ton.
Johnny Edwards, bettsr known as
Johnny behind-therocks, was found
dead in his cabin at State Line, about
a mile and half from Cbas Lytle's
,olaim. on Thursday the 25th by man
manned Knight Record
HI. M. Jone sof Steptoewhile working
with some young and fractions horses
last Tuesday halter rope become
wsund round his thumb, and in a
+. struggle that followed the thumb was
ESQ badly injured that amputation was
necessary.
Complaint was made Tuesday against
&c. e WILDER nj. D., for practic-
ling medicine without having first filed
his diploma or certificate Ct graduation
from soma medical sschool, .aut rized to
assure such diploma or csrtifcat, with
the Recorder as provided by law. The
case came up before Judge weber
Thursday and was tried before jury
of twelve men, who decided i'll favor
defendant. The gist of the defense
seems to have been, that tho cases
in which Mr.. WILDER practiced his
profession were ones of emergency
.nd as the Statutes provide that in
sases of emergency, no physician
eng within easy reach any COM
sb3nt person may act; the case must
I'VE been decided upon this point.
TIE celebration of the Fourth in
y was strikingly siplmpls and
dAst, yet one III which all took an
i've part and in which all were
sstful and their every expectation
The parade started from Main
about 10 o'clock and brought up
;, ls Park on hurry Creek about IL.
services were short, no prepare
:. having been made for an extern
program. The Declaration of
a, ,endsnco was read, and the Ma
Al Airs sung with vigor, that
II have reused the most sluggish
i, ne appreciation of the occasion.
an read was simply elegant, the
re-, calf" having been prepared
law belore and tho table was loaded
al the good things abtainabls.
~. feast in the fullest sense of
avn and was fully appreciated.
n;o, 1ic was followed by ball in
ven ing in which all took part
vb;o, 4 all enjoyed.
i. 1t sst from the Co invention now
.;on atChicago, is that the silver
full control. Daniels of
~. liver man, was made Tenn
~, irman: The silver delegates