The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-11-08
Thursday, November 8, 1900.
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Latest quotations: Lead, s4.oo; cop
per sl6.s7l.
S. Fox, the barber, formerly OF this
place. has located In Eureka.
August Marx returned here last Fri
day from business trip to Winnemuc-
and other points on the railroad.
Any one wanting a first class Chin
ese cook can secure Information by en-
quiring at this Office.
Pools on the local election were for
sale last Tuesday evening at Harris &
Rynearson's saloon, but betting was
light.
Miss Louisa Lewis, who is presiding
over the school at Preston, has been
the guest for several days of Miss
Mollie Campton.
County Clerk Stearns informs us that
Judge Talbot has postponed the meet
ing of Court In this county for two
weeks, or until December 2nd.
The wires were down somewhere be.
tween Reno and San Francisco yester-
day, and as result very little election
news could be obtained during the day.
A report-of riot in Elko on election
day was circulating in Eureka yester-
day, but could not be verified and was
probably an exaggeration, II not entire-
ly groundless.
Hon. Frank Paul and Senator Com
ins addressed a public meeting of our
citizens at Hips Hall last Wednesday
evening In the interests of their candi-
dacy. Both we're attentiyely listened
to and frequently applauded.
Charlie Warren brought in the bal
lot box from Hamilton yesterday MORN
ing and Allan Wakeling from White
River. Both made very good time,
the latter reaching here shortly before
, A. NJ.
Superinten lant shepherd OF the
Chdnman hts postel a request for bids
for 100 cords OF pine wood, to be de-
llvered at once. We understand that
the mill will bs started up in a day or
two.
Geo. II. Ramsdell, n photographer
from San Francisco, has fitted up a
studio opposite the NEWS Office, and
has "A very complete outfit for taking
portraits, stamp pictures etc. See his
announcement in another column.
A meeting was held at Hips Hall
last Monday evening at which candi-
dates Walker, Judd, Harrison, Shall
lenbarger aud Parker made short talks.
Whether they made any votes will APP
pear in the election returns,
The election of the following county
candidates IL conceded by their oppo-
nents. Frank Paul for Assembyman,
Geo. Newman for Sheriff, Chas. Grun-
ditz for County Clerk, NJ B. Garaghan
for Recorder and Auditor, A. 7 Stearns
for District Attorney and Ira Mcknight
for Short Term Commissioner
Messcrs. j. A. Snelaker and Byron
Shear of Denver arrived here yester-
day to look after the interests OF the
syndicate that is developing the cop
per mines in this camp. The work on
the Pilot Knob group has been under
way for some time and we are informed
that it Is Mr.. Snedaker's purpose to
begin work on the Jupiter group before
leaving
The Sheriff OF San Pete county, Utah,
failed to secure extraditlon papers Tor
Thomas Nelson aud Glenn Parker,
the two boys from Gunnison who were
arrested here by Sherllf Scott last
week, and they were accordingly turned
loose ON Monday under instructions
from the Utah Sheriff. Nelson, we
understand, proposes to return home,
but the Parker boy will remain here.
Bill Warner has secured for himself
comfortable winter quarters In the eoun'
ty jail. having been caught last Thurs
day evening in the act of selling whisky
TO II squaw. Deputy Sheriff Weldon