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

Leo Weltes little son, Arthur, is
quite sick with fever.
Treasurer Williamson took a spin
to Cherry Creek, Thursday.
[. S. Scott and Sol Hip departed
for Osceola, campaigning, Thursday.
The Taylor school opened Monday
with Miss Alice Carothers, as in
structor.
Mr.. A. G. House has been placed
in charge of the hurry Creek ranch.
Sheriff Rynearson, departed for
Cherry Greek this morning on official
business.
= .Chas. Greene and John Carlson
were in Ely Monday, attending the
funeral of the late VIM. Laurenson.
The Rev. Father Kennedy, is with
us again interviewing and looking
| after the welfare of members of his
flock.
Miss Jennie Carotbers, departed
yesterday on the Cherry stage for
Butte Valley, where she will teach
during the winter.
Mrs. Neil Munro, who has been
suffering from hsmerrhage of the
lungs, is improving very fast.
Col. Grandelmyer, of Hamilton
who spent several days in Ely last
week, returned to his home, Sunday.
J. Ii. Marriott was in from Osceola,
Monday He returned from trip to
Southern Oregon recently. and repo rts
mining business in that section to have
an upward tendency.
The money in the Treasury was
counted by the Commissioners last
Monday, and found to agree exactly
with the Quarterly Statement.
Sec Quarterly Statement, and Bills
Allowed by Commissioners, last Mon
day, under "New to-day.
Nearly every one is finding it con
venient to pause in their wild career,
, long enough. to take advantage of the
fine weather and lay in a stock Of
:wood for the winter.
4 Atty, F. X. Murphy and wife,
after an absence of four weeks in
Eureka, returned home, Tuesday.
They we're accompanied by Mr.. Len
ard and Miss Annie McGarey.
Adolph Openheimer, representing
the Livingston Liquor House of San
Francisco, and p. G. Weber, left Sun
day last, for DeLamar, Lincoln Co.
Boss is expected to return tomorrow.
The development work on the
Phoenix still goes on, and is improv-
ing rapidly as the work continues.
The ledge as far as uncovered showsu up
larger than that of any mine outside
of the Joanna and chairman. The ore
is of "a high grade and is regarded as
first class cyaniding proposition:
Election proclamation notices will
be posted, by the Sheriff, in the sew
eral precincts the coming week. AS
these proclamations contain much
general information regarding election
including the names of clerks and in
spectors, they should be carefully
read. We will also publish the proc
lamation in our next issue.
A new election precinct was estab-
hshed in Snake Valley, by the Com
missioners at their meeting last Mon
day. The new precinct will be known
-.as precinct No. 8, and Geo. T. Smith
:. win be Registry Agent. The ostab
'lishment of this precinct in Snake
VALLEY, will, no doubt, be great
convenience to those voters who live
on the outskirts of the county, and
who would otherwise have to 90 to
Osceola to vote.
The following persons have been
nominated by petition for the Offices
opposite their names: John Verzan
for short term, County Commissioner;
Frank Wilson, of Osceola, for District
Attorney and Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction; r. A. Rispe, short
term County Commissioner; Ell. A.
Comins, State Senator; L. L. Elliott,
Assembly.
Many voters ould like to see the
candidates for legislative positions,
canvass the county together, giving in
the presence of each other their views
on the issue of the day AS most of