White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-09
Name Officials
For Prirnaries
WITH APPOINTMENT OF ELEC-
TION INSPECTORS POLITICS
BECOMES A LIVE SUBJECT OF
CONVERSATION.


tics is no longer favorite amuse-
ment. With the appointment of In
speetors for the primary and general
elections by the commissioners, the
political armament became a stern
reality, and during the next month
office seekers will crawl from under
the quilt,and deal out honeyed words
TO the members of the body polite
The following inspectors were ap-
pointed, with the privilege of select.
in the clerks:
Ely-John r. Howard: w. C. Gal.
lagher and James Cronan.
osceola-T. B. Tilford. r. A. Mil.
lick and George Doyle.
Cherry Creek-John Carlson. NJ
McAulay. Fred Borchert.
Snake valley-George T. Baker
Alfred Bellander. George T. Smith
Newark-Albert Mau, n. G.. Wede.
kind. w. H. Moore.
Preston-D. T. Nicholas. 7. C
Windows. Martin Peterson.
Lane City-John Steele, T. H.
Sillyman. W e. Thatch.
Hamilton H. r. Munter. Chas
Minoletti, Alex. Muir.
Lund-Robert Reed. c. L. Rowe.
Geo. G. Gardner
Ruby Mountain-Robert Raftice
Lee johnson. Jas. Toginini. Jr.
Melvin - Henry p. Bennett. John
Magnuson. Frank Norton
Ruth. e. Eudey. c. b. Nance,
w w. Loekhart.
East Ely-W. A. Leonard. S. C.
Patrick. Thos. Carroll.
Pleasant Valley Lote Henroid
s. A. Hall. Howard Bates.
Muncy-J. II. Dolan. Cal Clayson,
VIM. p Phillips.
smelter-James Carroll. Joe Dow
ney, Jos. A. Primrose.
Tippett-Frank Bassett. George
Kimberly--Geo Linsley. Laird VIII
cox. c. w. Hicks.
Taft - Patrick Keegan. Harry
Pursley. John Yelland.
Voting places In the different pre-
cinets were designated as follows:
Ely, city hall; East Ely, Phillips
building; Smelter, Herman's barber
shop; Lane City. school house: Ruth
school house: Kimberly. Giroux
boarding house; Cherry Creek. Carl
son hall: Osceola. Marriott hall
Melvin. not selected: Tippett. Tippett
store; Lund. school house; Preston.
school house: Hamilton. withing-
ton building; Newark, school house
Ruby Mountain. August Munter's
house. In Muncy. Pleasant Valley.
Snake Valley and Taft precincts the
voting places will be in the respective
school houses
Mrs. o. II. Paulson, matron at the
county hospital. reported to the
board, that Mrs. David Shotz and
children. who have been receiving as
sistance from the county. were anx-
ious TO return to Omaha. where they
can receive assistance from friends.
The only hindrance Is the lack OF
transportation. The husband desert
ed his family several weeks ago,
leaving them In destitute circum-
stances. II Is the belief of the CON-
mlssioners that II would be cheaper
to advance the fare to the indigents
than maintain the family at the ex-
pense of the county.
II is almost certain that Peter
Jackson. consumptive. who has
made himself obnoxious around the
county hospital. will be sent back 10
salt Lake by the county officials.
He arrived in Ely about a month
ago, and his condition was so pitt
able that II was necessary to send
MIN TO the hospital.
Joseph s. Darke, head bookkeeper
Tor the Campton Commercial COM
pany,will audit the county books for
the first six months of the present
year, the contract entered into by the
commissioners calling for the pay
ment of $3.50 No other bids were
submitted II is compulsory for the
county board to have the books ex-
amined every six months.
The final payment of $4,000 for
gravelling the county road between
Cherry Creek and the Nevada North.
ern depot was made by the board
last Monday. During the last six
years this thoroughfare was regard
ed as the worst stretch of road In
the county. and II was almost i'm
passable during rainy weather. The