The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-03


rived from Idaho and after attending
TO his patients here will visit Ely.
NJ. McAulay has received a lot OF
merchandise from the railroad this
week. Our merchants have to keep
good stocks OF goods TO keep up with
increasing business.
Mrs. Frank Buchanan gave birth to
a boy last week. The mother and baby
are doing well.
Harry Bows of Spring valley has has
several OF his calves die recsnsly from
blackleg.
Mr.. Smith. banker OF Eureka, New,
paid a visit OF inspection to a minB at
Sshsllbourne, the property of VIM.
Burke. The mine carries a very high
percentage of copper, besides gold and
silver. Mr.. Smith will return in a short
time.
Our town mas been eanvassea by all
the gubsrn Ltorial candidates, each One
IN skiag a g1Dl impression, 50 which
ever is elected We viii have a good Gov
ernor.
p. II. Cannon's store and sidewalk is
crowded with merchandise OF all vari-
cites. Hardware, furniture, groceries
and furnishing goods, ia fact a Noah's
Ark.
Thos. O'Neil has been kept busy
painting and decorating business houses
and private residences.
Jas. Pascoe and J.. Jewell. after an
absence OF several months have return
oil and expect to remain. They are a
great acquisition to community and
the lovers Of music expect many must
cal feasts.
Large numbers OF people from this
and other valleys came in to attend the
races. The dance on Friday evening
was well attended and everybody pro-
nouneei the sports aaa ball a great sue
cess.
Mr.. Stevens, Supt. OF the North
Mountain mines reports the mine and
mill wo king satisfactorily. Extra men
were put to work this week.
James Sampson passed through town
this week 30 M3Dsrmid's ranch to re-
ceive a band of sheep recently pur-
chased from Mr.. McDermid.
w. ". McGn was with as several
days. He has gone very extensively
into the sheep business, having pur-
chased nearly 1000 head Of sheep from
Jas. Pearce ~ Spring valley and 400
head from f. A. McDermid.
Jas. Pearce was saying goodbye TO
his friends here after realizing "a snug
fortune from selling his sheep aud other
property. Mr.. Pearoe will temporarily
reside in Salt Lake City, whil9 in tho
ear future he will likely nuke a trip to
England 10 visit his Old home.
Candidates have been very numerous
the past week, having como 0ith 5Wu
objects, to interview tie voteas aud take
in the races
An interview with Supt. JOS. Farren
on Monday informs us thai the Star
mine IS producing In a most satisfactory
manner, the mill is working los of ote
and everything o. X. Tho foundations
of bha new mill vii be finished ON Thurs
day and then the erection Of building
and plaainE OF machinery win Be push
ell with all 10 sihle Dispatch. Men arc
working on tie graas FROM mine to
mill. Faams are busy hauling building
materials, 9ad 5ai3 valuable property,
50 ~ruIa5Q7ly managed la the past, Is
3 heavy producer and ore long vii
require q railroad 60 eDan3at VIII tbs
z. y. 10 reuogo It's pro1uc s.
The following is tho order in which
the horsss cous under tho Wira at the
races mere lust woelz:
llrsa day; one-fourth milo r~aco-frst
horse Oscar, owned by Jno. Heal6h;
second, Minute, owned by White River
partios, third, Hawkins, owned by JAS.
Robinson; fourth, Kitty, owned by Lew
Carpenter, Saddle horse raee-tirst
horse, Goodbye, owned ny Duval;second
Frank, owned by Jno. Phulan; third
Redeener, owned by West Watson,
Robust, owned by Lew Carpen,
tor.
Second day-six hundred yards-frst
second, Kitty; third Hawkins.
In d matched al Mollie, owned by Jno.
Health and Sally, owned by Belt Brown,
the former won.
Third day-one-half milo race-irst