The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-10-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


The Parkinson Bros, finished
thrashing an exceptionally good crop
of grain, Wednesday.
VIM. Payne, from Milford, Utah,
brought in load of flour, Wednss-
day.
The ballot paper to be used at the
coming election is said to be of deli
cate pink color.
Several of our citizens were down
At the track, speeding their stseds,
Thursday.
Miss Rowe Gallagher and Miss
Josie Kelly, of Duck Greek, were WIS.,
iting in Ely, Sunday.
L. s. Scott, returned Monday,
from campaigning tour in the eastern
part of the county.
Fl. P. Mollison, of Steptoe Valley,
spent Monday in Ely, visiting and
doing business.
Candidates complain of being more
or less hampered, owing to the sever
ity of the Purity of Elections law.
Sam Jones, pulled in :from Toano,
Wednesday, with load of freight
for our businessmen.
Mr.. B McDermid, arrived form Ham,
ilton, Sunday last. He. will remain
here some weeks to receive medical
treatment for lung trouble.
BoRN-To the wife of Mr.. D. G.
Mcdonald, on the evening of the 18th,
a daughter. Mother aud child doing
we'll.
Mr.. P. G. Weber returned from
DeLamar, Lincoln county, Monday.
He reports business to be fairly good
in that camp.
The Books of Registration close on
the evening of the Goth. See that
your name is registered before it is
too late.
Mr.. Scott, Of Hamilton. Admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of Thomas Cornell,
deceased, was in Ely the first of the
week, on business connected with the
estate
Sheriff Rynearson departed Thur
day, for White River, on official bus
mess. He was accompanied by A.
u d. Campton, whowill put in few days
hunting ducks.
In another column, under the head,
"Official List" appears the names of
all candidates for state and county
offices, including Congressman and
three sets of Presidential electors.
John Verzan, Silver Party candid
ate for short-term County Commits
sioner, departed for Cherry Creek,
Thursday, campaigning.
Ex-Governor Adams came in from
Carson, Thursday. The Governor
came to look after the interests of his
cattle in this county.
John T. Young, while working
with Austin Jacobson, in an open cut
at mine in Hamilton, was seriously
injured, some time since, by a large
rock falling on his right side and hip,
but is now slowly recovering.
Through an oversight Mr.. Mel
Munro's name was not enumerated
in our issue Of last week, with those
who are out by petition, fer county
honors. He is candidote for Coun-
ty Clerk
John Borchert, came in from Rabbit
Greek, Tuesday, and brought with
him few hundreds pound of the finest
apples we have seen this year. Mr..
Borchert has proven beyond doubt,
that if properly taken care of, Steptoe
Valley can produced apples inferior
to none raised in the State.
Under ssnsw to-day" we publish
the ELECTION Proclamation" which
should be carefully read by all veters.
Among other things it sets forth, is
the election precincts with the names
of those persons who are to act as
Clerks and inspectors in the various
precincts in the county.
Frank Paul, one of Hamilton's
rustling mining men, has taken the
contract to do the assessment on the
mining property of Messrs Wren and
Cheney, situated in Robinson dis
trict. Mr.. Paul is now in Ely, max
ing arrangements to commence work
ut once.