The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-08-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Several nice showers fell this week.

The District Court opens Wednes-
day the 26th.
Miss Eta Comins is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. D. G. Mcdonald.
Mrs. w. N. McGill Salne in from
Monitor ranch, Monday. @
w. G. Gallagher and wife, were
doing business in Ely the first of the
week.
Those pictures of Bryan and Sewall
at Weber's are s'immense.
A. L. Parker of Round Springs,
is doing business in Ely this week.
Another freight team from Toano,
pulled in yesterday.
Weather somewhat coeler this week.
Work was started on the Now Boy
Mine, Monday.
Sol Hip went to Hamilton on bus
mess, Wednesday.
Mrs. Neil Munro and f. x. Muir
ply, returned from Phoebe Wednes-
day.
J. B. Orr reported the water unusu-
ally high at tho Monitor Mill, on
Wednesday,
Maston Clay, nephew of Mrs. Judge
Weber, came in from Phoebe Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Russell Martin and Mrs Hol-
land, were in from Steptoe Valley,
Wednesday.
Senator Fl. A. Comins departed for
Eureka, Tuesday afternoon, on legal
business.
Another flood occurred near, Ham
ilton last Wednesday, doing consider
able damage to the roads
Elsewhere find notice Of meetings
of Republican and Democratic County
Central Committees on Aug. goth.
James Burns, son.in-) law Of Mrs
Parkinson, arrived in BY Monday,
after an absence of eightyears.
Mrs. James 2. McOmie, Miss En-
ma Lloyd and Mrs. ", b.. Graham;
:: returned from visit to Glover Dale,
e1!Tussday evening. - - J.
y The State Convention of the Re:
publican party is called for Septem-
Der 10th. See call on first page Of
this issue.
". Miss Ida Carothers, who has. boon
attending school at Morgantown, West
Virginia for the past four years, re,
turned Wednesday. ~ y
The Primaries to elect delsgates to
the Silver Party State Convention to
DO held in Elko, Sept. 9th, will be
held to-day. 8. s .%:.;tiH u - -
The date of the Republican q State
Convention, which was originally fix,
ed for Sept. 18th, has been changed
to Sept. 10th, to bring it within the
time provided by the Statutes. !. afs,
w. N. McGill, who left here Tues
day for Hamilton returned Thursday,
accompanied by Sam Jshss, A. G.
Kyle and VIM. James prominent Com
stock parties, who are examining the
:. OtA~AkAiA"sA PAOPSAoJ' -
,Archdsacon G. w. Crook, Of the
Episcopal church, Salt Lake City,
preached to the people of Ely on
Tuesday evening last The Rover
end gentlemen is heart and soul in
the work and was we'll received. ,cs
!, The County Central Committee of
the Peoples Party met at the Court
House last Tuesday, and named Sep
TENDER 18th az the date for holding
the County Convention, and fixed
August 29th as the time for Prima-
ries,in tho several precincts. See
under ''nsw to-day"
Congressman Newlands and Secretary
of State Howell will be in Ely on
Tuesday, the 25th Mr.. Newlands
/ will speak at Munro's Hall, in Ely,
on the 25th, in Hamilton on the Goth
and in Eureka on the 9th.
Mrs. j. r. Williamson, of Austin,
President of the Woman's Suffrage
Association of Nevada, arrived In Ely
Monday evening, and spoke to large
audience in Munro's Hall, Wednss-
day evening, on the subject of Wo-
mans right to the ballot. Mrs. Viii
hanson is thoroughly alive to her
work; she has her subject we'll in hand
and is strong and logical speaker.
Her discourse showed that woman
occunies a nrnminant and iponor+o n +