The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-31
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Democratic nomination Tor Governor III
the next State convention Murphy
said
Mind, | do not commit myself. |
do not say that Tammany will be for
Hearst l only say that his opposition
to our ticket last year viii not of itself
make it impossible for Tammany to
support him in the convention.
Murphy said that he had no opinion
to express at this time as to whether
or not Hearst would be nominated.
Exc. Ney.-A stranger believed to
be William O'Donnel from San Fran
cisco, aged about 60 years, was foully
murdered at Tgrol four miles from Car
In, There is every indication of a SER
ious crime. His skull was fractured
and the bridge of his nose was broken.
Three ribs were also broken and there
is strong evidence that he was over
taken and beaten to DEATH A strict
official investigation bears out the
theory.
BERLIN The foreign office is consid
ering the purchase of the house at Vail
ina, Samoa, formerly owned by Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson, as a residence for
the governor.
LONDON the result of expert
ments with mice, the superintendent
of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Laboratory announced at meeting
of the subscribers to the fund that the
prospects of discovering the mystery
of the origin of the cancer were more
hopeful than ever. Experts, he said,
are now able to reproduce in mice all
the features of spontaneous cancer
and to protect healthy mice from the
consequence by incubation. The su-
serintendent said that the experiments
must be carried further before it can
be ascertained whether they will have
a bearing on the treatment of disease
in mankind
MOUNT PLEASANT, la. George S.
Tracey of Burlington has been nomina-
ted for Congress by the Democratic
convention of the First District. The
convention endorsed William j. Bryan.
TIFLIS In consequence of revolution
ary terrorism, the administration of
the vice royalty of the Caucausus has
been completely paralyzed and officials
are resigning in large numbers. Ban
dts roam about at will, even in the
day time, in Tiflis and its suburbs, ex-
acting tribute. The county paths are
in complete ruin, owing to the suspen-
sion of industry and agriculture.
SAN Francisco Hardly had the
news of the settlement of the freight
handlers strike become known than
the switchmen employed in the Oak
land yards announced that they would
quit at the end of sixty days unless
their wages are increased The de-
mands have been sent to the officials
of the company and are being consd-
ered
New YORK Every dollar of Russell
Sage's great fortune is left to Mrs.
Sage by will made in 1901, except an
insignificant bequest made to Mrs.
Fannie Chaplin of Oneida N. y, an
only sister who died two years ago.
The Oregon Short Line Railroad has
decided to remove the division point
from Winnemucca to INLAY, a point
thirty -four miles west Of Winnemucca,
thus equalizing the distance between
Sparks and Carlip. Engineer Ashton
Of the Oregon Short Line has purchased
a strip Of land one mile square at I'm
lay and surveyors have begun the work
of laying off the ground for a round
house, . depot and townsite. The
construction force under the direction
of Engineer Sommers is now at work
at Palisade, building ore shoots to trans
fer ore for the Eureka and Palisade to
the Oregon Short Line cars and as soon
as this work is completed the active
construction work at Inlay will begin.
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