The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-08-20
Saturday, August 20. 1898.
SCRAPS FROM BLy.

Trib Is the liniment of the Century.
See Peter Zunino 8 new Ad. In anoth-
or column.
J. B. Williamson spent the first OF
the week in Cherry Creek and Butte
valley attending to his ofzscial business
a. Assessor.
Election time is at hand. You want
the news and we want your subscrip-
ton. Subscribe now and get the
WHITE PINE NEWS until January lst,
1893, for q. 10 in advance.
Chris. Peterson spent Sunday here on
his way TO White River. He has been
absent for several months in Salt Lake
and other Utah points.
Miss MollIe Scott expects to leave on
Tuesday of next week for Reno, where
she will attend the University this win
ter.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains.
Joe Ravell OF Eureka, who acted as
Court interpreter here last fall, died at
hia home on Tuesday OF last week. He
was about SO yrs. of age and one Of Eur
reka's old timers.
Chas. Warren, returned on Sunday
from visit of several weeks In Utah.
He was at Panguitch lake only few
days after ]. r. Hickman decamped
from that place.
A lady In town remarks that the sea-
son Of the year Is at hand when the
men stand around in pairs and spark
one another. She Is no doubt a keen
observer of the signs of the times.
Chas. Parker returned on Monday
with a large load Of lumber and freight
from Oasis for VIM. Hayes. Mr. Par
ksr went out with large load OF wool
from his fathers ranch and reported a
pretty hard trip.
Jack Ellis, Adam Kiefer. Chas. War
nAr and Alex. Lamont, who have been
In the employ OF the Chairman Mining
Co., leave tomorrow for their homes
ia Carson and Angels Camp.
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.
Mr. l.. l.. Emery, Superintendent oi
the Chairman mine, returned on Mon.
day from Eureka accompanied by his
wife and infant daughter They have
taken up their residence at Lane City
In ths house formerly occupied by Mr..
Lane and family.
Miss Laura Williams OF White River
was in town last Sunday visiting friends.
She expects to leave on the 2sth for
Salt Lake City, where she Intends tax
ing commercial course it the business
aeollegs. Mrs. Williams win accompany
her daughter with the other children
who viii attend the public schools.
w. B. Graham and family returned
last Tuesday from their visit ut Clover
dale. He reports that everybody Is
hopeful at Cherry Creek and the pros
poets are good that our northern neigh
Dor will boom this winter.
Alr. N. A. Start closed most sue
sassful term OF school at Hamilton or
the 18th inst. and will shortly leave for
Austin, where he will assume the duties
OF assistant principal of the Austir
school. He leaves many friends II
Hamilton and vicinity who gave him
farewell party.
The voting at the Silver party pr
maries In this precinct has been goinl
on very quietly this afternoon, as ther
il only one ticket in the field, Sol Hill
and E. II. Decker, both of whom cal
be depended on 70 look out for the bes
interests Of the people OF White PIN
county.
We are informed to-day that prett.
hot fight is expected at the primaries i
Eureka county to-day over the distric
judgeship. A strong ticket is In tn
field which favors w. d. Jones Of tn
Austin Reveille and present District Al