The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-03-31
OUR POLIcY--POLlTIcAL AND
OTHERWISE.


this issue, the NEWS Company has pur-
chased the entire plant of the Nevada
Mining Review, including everything
but the name of the proprietor and the
name of the publication, and for these
we have no use. Both papers will here
after be consolidated and published by
THE WHITE PINE NEWS PUBLISH
ING COMPANY under the name of THE
WHITE PINE NEWS, which will be
made better and more interesting pa
per Just as soon as the necessary office
assistance can be procured. However,
we wish it expressly understood that in
purchasing the Review plant we do not
oblgate ourselves to fulfill any con-
tract, or pay any debts, OF whatsoever
nature negotiated by the proprietor OF
that publication, nor shall we under
any condition furnish the NEWS to
subscribers OF the Review unless we are
directed to do so by the subscribers
themselves, whom we will look to for
the subscription price of the NEWS.
In view OF the approaching elections
and the political interest that must
necessarily be taken in the affairs OF
this county by both political parties,
and realizing the Importance OF news
paper in moulding the thoughts OF the
voter against the policies of one or the
other leading party, we believe, that
being the only newspaper in the county
we can best serve both the interest Of
the county and the paper by adopting
and ad hearing to strictly non partisan
policy in the coming campaign, so far
as the local governmental affairs Of the
State and county are concerned, but
we reserve the right to eSprva7 onr own
convictions in all National 20 iii:-, IA
voring the reelection Of Theodore
Roosevelt or any other Republican
nominee for President of the United
States or opposing the nominee of the
Democratic party for the Same posi-
ton, should the election of either Of
them in our opinion be detrimental tc
the best interests, progress or pros
perity OF the State of Nevada. Thi'
same course we shall also pursue in tn
election of United States Senator
But in county politics we shall stei
down and out, leaving clear field fol
aspirants, while at the same time en-
deavoring to place every candidate fol
Office farely and squarely before thu
voters of the county, irres pective OF hi
political convictions or affiliations, ant
whomsoever may be elected to the vari
Gus county offices shall always find u
on the side of the law and the officer
provided ne fultills the duties Of tn
office with reasonable degree OF dill
gence and attempts to comply with tn
laws of the lands. When. every an.
person, holding position OF publ
trust, seeks to make himself notoriou
by open violations of the law or indie
duty we owe our fellowman and tn
moral standing of the community t.
point out the error of his ways and NJ
braid him in the severest terms shoult
it be necessary.
This, readers, shall be our futur
political policy, and we'd just as 500
take fall out OF good old Gold-bu
Republican as Jeffersonian Democra
in the coming county election.
Religiously we are non-sectarian an
worship only that creed which ha
more millions of followers all over tn
civilized and uncivilized world tina
any denomination-the God Almight
Dollar, and the more of them we ca
get by good honest and legitimat
means, the stronger will become OIL
belief.
We stand to-day, tomorrow and TO
all eternity for the best interests OF tn
people of White Pine county; for an
industry, be it mining, agriculture
or of whatever nature, which has 10
its ultimate purpose the buildin Cup Q
our county, the employment of our la
boring men, the increase OF our busi
ness houses, population and prosperity
and to this end we shall incsssant
labor.
W. J. STEWART, Manager.