The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-25


The rasin crop OF Southern Califor-
MIA is estimated At SO, 900 boxes Of 20
pounds each.
Folger WAS wise In not resigning
from Arthur's Cabinet. He has still
his job left TO fall back on.
The great bridge between New York
AMI Brooklyn has already cost over
$4,000, 900.
The Humboldt sulphur mine, north
of Mill City, is now shipping about
300 tons of refined sulphur per month.
Upon a modest grave.tone INA Vim
cennes, Ind. cemetery appears the
plaIntive legend: "HIs neighbor play
ed the cornet."
The expense Of running the New
York City churches Is nearly $1,000
900 year. II costs heap OF coin 10 be
go-d In the metropolis.
The net profits Or the Suez canal last
year were q, 900 900. which proves II
To be one oi the most valuable pieces
OF property in the world.
A new election IL 10 be held In
Ormsby county on The 2Sth To deciie
who -hall be county Clerk, Hatch
and Beam having tied At the late elee-
ton.
A. a result OF he late election, the
Democrats In California viii have a
majority in tine Legislature, ON joint
ballot, Of 1910 in the Senate and 80
in the Assembly.
II would be odd II Hehry George.
not long ago a poor printer. and now
= famous and influential agiator,
should be the cause Of a terrible rev.
olution.
The Reno papers say II Is reported
that G. {. Huntington, Vice Presi ient
OF the Central Pacific Railroad, has
ordered twenty five dining cars for
use on the Cen raj and Southern Pa
cific roads.
A Georgia man fought for two
hours In the dark what he supposed
TO be nest oi black snakes, and when
they finally brought = lantern it
proved To he an old hoop->kirt.
It il estimated that this years out
put Of the Wood River and Sawtooth
mines in Idaho will be about S3,000,-
900, or double the yield OF the entire
Territory two years ago.
Under instructions recently issued
by the Postotfice Department "No
man, woman or child will be allowed
to receive snother's mail outside their
own families. without written order
sent by the person wishing the mail y
NJ. st. Paul has offered the French
Academy the SUN OF 900 francs to
found prize for the discovery of a
cure for diptheria. The competition
Is open To all the world, ami Is not
even confined to the medical profess
sion.
II Beecher ever finishes writing up
his "Life OF Christ" he had better
start In and write up his own, Some
chapters IN II. iftruthfully told, would
be read with deep interest by the gen.
eral public. II should be entitled
."Confessions OF n busy life, or true
inwardness revealed and explained. y
Halleck Station, says the Silver
State, has the reputation of being the
coolest place on the Central Pacific
Railroad. One night week before
last, the ra lroad boys say. the mercu-
ry stood at fifteen degrees below zero
there, and last winter it went down to
forty degrees below zero once ortwice.
AS the mercury cengeals there ut
times the railroad company keeps a
Apirit thermometer at that station.
At dessert the other day, ~ the
Ehouse,ef one OF our cleverest ladies, a
smarttorgue battle took place. Sat
Ire WIS the weapon, though the ra-
pier wore baton Of fun. Said she.
sholding out fig between her finger
and thumb, "a fig, sir, for YOU
Said he, lifting fig1e. e.ffrom the dish,
ga fig leaf Tor you" 1t may be as
we'll to observe that the instigaior OF
this combat OF wit wore her dress
mora below than above tlIo margin.