The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-15

"siohBlDS fo raul Brotnsrg. We might
Sdd that his losd In was also partly
composed Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ell jays for election day.
NJ. u. G~sraghan M Neil Munro left
for Cherry Crock on an el~ectiOneering
"trip Tuesday morning. When our
worthy Recorder leaves town he leaves
. big vacancy.
Westarted out 70 chronicle the goings
and cornings OF the various county can
didates but give il up-their ways ar.
too devious for any enc short of d PINK
srton detective. Most of them leave =
little smoke along their trail, though.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes and daughter,
hsudie, left last Friday for Salt Lske
City, where Mrs. Holmes, who has been
for a long time In poor health, viii re-
main under the care OF 4 physician.
Ehey wore accompanied BY J.. r. MNas..
who will see Thorn safe 20 their destins-
tion.
n. u. Dunton OF Spring valley vas In
Town last Monday on business. We
understand that he has rented HE ranch
10 Jas. e. Rior1sn Of Lane City, who
will shortly move his family TO hie new
home. Mr.. Dunton has deferred his
departure 30 Honolulu until sitter cleo.
ton.
A telephone message wae received
here last week from the Western Union
Telegraph Co. at Eureka, enquiring
where the polling places in White Pine
county are 20 he located. Can IL be pos
sibls that they intend 10 put u wire
puller into every precinct? For hrr-
Their particulars address C. C. Wallace
who vas in Eureks at she time.
Wednesday attending to business OF the
Heating estate, OF which he is one of
the Executors. In smother column will
be- found y notice OF the ssle OF Real Es-
tate belonging to the estate in this ccun-
ty, which is set for Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10Th, 1893. The property lies most.
ly in Stoptoe valley and comprises over
1850 acres. We understand that Gov.
Adams has embarked with Mr.. McGill
in the sheep business.
Shipments OF lead ore from Hamilton
20 Eureks are on the increase. The
McElin mine shipped 30 tons, LAM &
Co. Is tons and Smith d Jackson from
the HomsstAks mine So tons during the
past week. We hear Il rumorod that the
latter mins Is to be- bought outright by
its present lessoee. Hamilton 10 not
making any stir, but IL tho develop
ment of It's lead mines continues ut tAe
present rate, 1t will astonish calamity
howlers in tho nsar future.
A pretty conservative estimate based
on registry returns, places the vote for
the State this year AZ about 10, 2l5, a
loss of only 100 from the vote two years
ago., a loss much smaller than wss OK
pected. The large exodus from the
'Comstock and Austin has been nearly
compensated by Rains in the northern
and eastern counties. Wsshoe leads tho
list with about 1900, and Churchill
brings up the rear with about 30.
All of tho Registry Lists from the
various precincts throughout the coun-
ty are now in and show total Of $50
names registered, q gain Of i3I voters
over two years ago. BY precincts the
changes are Ely, total 161, gain ~;
Cherry Creek, total las, gain 50; Ham
ilton, total 20, gain q; Osceols, total SO,
loss 20; Snake Valley, total 30, gain l6;
White River, total -, gain 10; Newark
total II, gain 4; Aurum, total 20, loss y.
John Verzan returned Tuesday from
his campaigning tour in the eastern
part of tho county. He reports shat
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