The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-24
Saturday, September "a. 1898.
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AAAb ~ hhI VI NHe
AZ there will be no County Conven-
tion this year. announce yourself in the
NEWS a. candidate, subject to the
decision Of the voters Of the County.
Trib cures insect bites and stings.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland left his ranch
in Spring valley last Thursday for a
trip In the western part Of the State.
Election time Is at hand. You want
the news and we want your subscrip-
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WHITE PINE NEWS until January lst,
1898, for $50 in advance.
A. L. Parker has about completed
his house on Murray st. and will soon
move his family here from his ranch at
Round Springs.
Bob. Martin of Delamar, an old timer
OF White Pine county, came in last
Thursday evening with Fl. jacobson
the liquor drummer, and has spent a
4. couple of days shaking hands with old
friends. He leaves for home to-mor-
row.
Jas. Riordan left this week for Eure-
ka to meet his wife and infant son, and
his .zisssr-in law, Miss Maggie o'Hare,
who areexpected from Carson.
John II. Gallagher returned home
from Idaho last Sunday evening, accom-
panied by his bride. They were given
q hearty welcome by their friends at
Cherry Creek and along the line.
L. L. Emery and j. b. Simpson left
Thursday morning for Troy mining dis
trict to look after the interests of c. d.
Lane, who recently acquired some
promising prospects in that locality.
Mr.. r. T. Plumstead arrived last
Monday and opened school next morn
ing. Thirty-fve pupils are now en-
rolled and the term promises to be
very successful.
N. b, Dunton OF Spring valley was
In tova last "Wednesday on business.
He expects to leave In about ten days
for Honolulu, where he will spend the
winter.
Two large bunches Of cattle went
north to the railroad through Steptoe
valley this week One was composed ot
the balance of the DJ cattle which were
sold some time ago to Thos. Keogh.
The second contained about 500 head
purchased in this vicinity by Fred
johnson Of Toano.
Candidates should remember that the
best way to bring themselves to the no
tice OF the people OF the county is thro
the columns of the News.
Mrs. David Hopkins, who has beer
visiting relatives here for the past few
weeks, will leave Tomorrow for hei
home In Needles, Cal She will be ac
companied by her sister, Emma Gra
ham, who win remain with her thii
winter. css'ss
PFC. Weber and nephew Johnnie
after the close of the Democratic Con
vantion at Reno, extended their trip t.
San Francisco, where they visited TIN
formers aged mother, who resides a
Lorraine, n suburb across the bay
They we're much pleased to find her II
better health than they had anticipa
ted, and returned Tuesday, having en-
joyed most delightful trip.
Word was received by telephone yes
terday afternoon that Mrs. c. A. Brow
Of Currant Greek had just died in Eu
reka. While 1t was known by he
friends that her health had been poo
for some time, her sudden death wa
entirely unexpected. She leaves hu'
band. who Is absent In Alaska, tw
daughters, Mrs. Dunnlgan and Mis-
Mamie Blackwell, and son, WilliaI
Black we'll, besides many friends,
mourn herloss.
Geo. Gunup, a deputy sheriff frol
Eureka, accompanied by Frank Butle
overlook man named Nelson ArnoI
ct Lane City Tuesdayevening, took hi