The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-21

an eye 10 business Always, and 30 accustomed 10
he TO go for taxpayers, that IL will not be q
matter Of surprise. II. when his term Of ONCE
expires. he does not continue to stop men on
the road and demand poll tax or something Of
the kind from them. He has lately made q
descent upon parties living in Eureka who owned
stock. which we're. on the Attn Of April, in White
Pine county, the owners paying taxes to Assessor
Wallace Of Eureka county. Cranley has sue
ceeded in convincing the Eureks County Com
missioners Of his right to assess such parties for
the sum Of $4,000.
CHANCE OF AGENrs.-George p. McConkey has
arrived in town. with instructions to assume
charge Of Travis Il Co. s stage Office. vice P. R.
Taylor. who goes to Phoebe. 1t affords US pleas
ure to certify to the general feeling Of kindiiness
toward the departing agent, Mr.. Taylor. BY his
uniform courtesy and gentlemanly department to
all having business with him, be had gained the
lasting friendship Of all. We hope his future
may be one Of success. and his many friends will
be glad to see him always do we'll. McConkey
was the former agent here, and is we'll known.
GoIsa HoMR.-Len Wines found 1t a hard task
to tear himself away from the pleasures and
comforts OF his old stamping ground, Hamilton,
but finally made his exit last week. Len says
he must get back to Salt Lake soon, or the ID
will be to pay among the Mormons. He is =
shining light among them. and Brigham cannot
afford to lose sight Of him for long at q time.
AconESr.-we are sorry to learn that our
popular saloon man Dennis Daily met with a
painful accident while coming down the stairs
leading TO his lodging house. Although suffer-
ing considerably. the bruises sustained are not
Of a serious nature.
HOME AGAIs.-Thomas Wren, we'll known as q
successful mining lawyer. arrived on Sundays
stage from Eureka, He has been engaged for
several weeks in the suits at Phoebe and Eureka.
We understand that he has several cases In our
District Court the present term.
GROUND BARLEY AND PorAroEs.-J. r. With.
ington. the enterprising rancher and cattle man,
advertises that he has a choice lot of ground
barley and potatoes for sale at the Peoples Mar.
ket. Call around, and Moore will sell you any
quantity needed.
MILL TIMBER.-we understand that a party Of
men are engaged on the west side Of White Pine
mountain getting out timber for milling pur.
poses. We are not informed where the material
is to be used. but have snspicions II will he
taken to Eberhardt.
RETURNED FROM T. Elmore. Of
Mineral oity Rob,nson Dis,r,c, -e,,-,.d FROM
. trim below on Tbursd.v i.s, u. or,v s.,a a.
us that "everything WAS lovely . from which
we infer VT shall hear news from him soon.
Orr FROM Rrn, HuY-A small ou.r,,,v n,
ore was lately ,yortsd a, the Lame, mil, In
Eureka. from the Rattler's Joy Consolidated.
which gave a pulp assay OF 81 .326 per ton.
Pretty good rock.
THE sAzERAc.-This popular place Of resort
in Eureka, formerly known as the Bullion sa-
loon, adyertises TODAY in our columns. We
commend this place to the travelling public.
On A vIsIr.-we noticed parson s, p, Kelly in
town this week. Knowing the clerical gentle.