The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-10-30

WI IL Rtu"oo ohC puiiOls
In our advertising column will be
found the card OF M. B Garaghan, can.
didate for reelection to the Office oil
County Recorder. During the many
years that he has filed the office, Mr.
Garaghan has shown himself to be a
capable and trustworthy officer. -
Over a hundred tons of Freight has
been received the past week by our
business men. 1t nigh. also surprise
some local k.ckeys TO feafn M $1,000
is each month thrown. int the annals
of trade in this town by the various
mining companies operating here.
Suit was commenced here last week
by w. J. Carothers agatnst the McKin-
ley Mining and Smelling Co., for the
recovery of the Fait Play mine, now
known and operated as the Saxton, and
also for damages to the extent Of 81, 600
The defendants have also filed their Pc
tition for removal OF the case to the U.
S. Circuit Court at Carson City.
Working men, you will not make a
mistake when you vote for James
Reilly and Joseph Judd.
The time has come when White Pine
will take upon herself the honor of
placing in the Gubernatorial chair at
the State capitol, man in every re-
spect qualified to fill the executive po-
sitlon, and one to whom no one can
point but with honor and respect. Vo-
tiers, show your appreciation OF this
fact by assisting in every way possible
the election of Hon. A. c. Cleveland.
Philip Sharp, Jr., of Fryburg, Nye
county, is in town this week purchasing
his winters supply of merchandise of
w. B. Graham. Notwithstanding the
fact that Mr.. Sharp lives over a hun
bred miles from here and much nearer.
to Phoebe and DeLamar, he comes
here twice year with a four or six
horse team to buy his provisions claim
ing that he can do better with our
merchants than he can in either of the
above places.
II you want Francis G. Newlands for
United States Senator, vote for James
Reilly aud Joseph Judd.
Only five more thoughtful days and
sleepless nights for candidates and all
will be over. Some will be happy and
some not 90 happy some win say at
is just as | expected" others will prob
ably take their defeat as one OF our
towusmen did, not many years ago,
when, after the votes had been count
ed he was heard to remark: "Well,
| found out one thing, and that is,
there are just fifty-fye more d-n
liars in town than / thought there
were. -
Mrs. Jack Mcdonald and sister, Miss
Agnes Mclaughlin, who have been
visiting for the past few months with
their aunt, Mrs. Neil Munro, left Mon
day morning for San Francisco, from
where Mrs. Mcdonald will Immediately
sail for Manila to join her husband,
who is employed on one of the Govern
ment ships plying between that port
and Hong Kong. Her many friends in
this vicinity wish her God speed on her
trip and the most OF happiness in her
Oriental home.
General Manager w. T. Hook OF the
New York & Nevada Copper Co., ac-
companied by Bishop Morley of
Georgetown, left this morning for Salt
Lake City to confer with the Nevada
Land & Livestock Co., regarding the
necessary legal documents involved in
the final transfer of the Georgetown
property. We understand that when
the above papers have been properly
executed, they, together with the first
payment of S15, 900, will be placed in
escrow In Mccormick & Co. IS bank.
Every friend OF Silver should vote for
Francis G. Newlands. James Reilly
and Joseph Judd will vote that way.
Before going to the polls on election
day, every intelligent voter should cast
aside the political shield of partsanship
and carefully survey for himself the po-
litical field and choose from among the
respective candidates the man that
suits him best; the man who, in his
opinion, is best qualified for the posi-
tion, and who, il elected, will best full
fiji the duties of the office with honor
and respect TO all. Local affairs are
not a question of politics, but qnes.
ton of men and principles; therefore,
evorv voter should make for his choice
n man to whom he would never be
ashamed to point and say; There
goes an able and capable representa-
tive of our county government, who Is
doing all in his power to fulfill the an.
ties of his office with honor and justice
to all
II you want to do right by the cham
pion of irrigation, vote for James Re'lls
and Joseph Judd, who will vote Ion
Francis G. Newlands.
ACTIVITY AT COPPER FLAT.