The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

I0ofe are SIX Ielildlo anu lAlIt -oilC
male patients at the Storey County
Hospital.
1t Is olaimel that Colorado is richer
in iron and coal than Pennsylvania.
Already Bessamer steel rails are made
at Pueblo.
The Regents of the University had
q picture in the History of Nevada
costing Sls7. The Board of Exami-
ners are likely to refuse to pay for it.
The vital statistics of the past year
at New York show 3S sos deaths, as
against 81 ,937 in 1880; births 26,l3I
last year and q, 1886 in 1880; marriages
recorded 1906, As against 9,002 in
1880.
The new capitol building at Austin,
Texas, is to be 800 feet high, 500 long,
and 2S5 in depth, the seventh highest
bull ling in the world, and the second
in the United States.
The profits OF the Richmond Min
ing Company, of Eureka, during the
past six months, AFTER paying all ex-
penses, have been over a quarter of a
million of dollars.
ssPioneer'' in the Sentinel, bowls
about carrying concealed weapons.
A krupp gun wouldn't be large
enough for him If he ran an ordinary
newspaper, and then he would be
afraid t o say what he honestly
thought.
A saloon kept by two Germans al
Palestine, Ind, was blown mp with
dynamite by unknown persons. This
is The second building lost by these
men in this way within the past three
months.
1t is announced that President Ar
thur has finally decided TO fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Governor Fremont, OF Arizona. by the
appointment of f. A. Tritle, of Vir-
ginia, to the position.
A claim OF ninety-eight cents
closed a store in Fall River, Massa-
chusetts, and placed a keeper in
charge. The owner was obliged to
give bonds of $500 to dissolve the at
tachment, and to employ counsel to
defend him in court.
The Denver Republicans Silverton
special says: On Saturday Edward f.
Ryan, Michael Ryan and Richard
Adkins, employed on the Paradise
Tunnel, ten miles from here, we're
buried 100 feet deep in a snowslide
Parties left Silverlon this morning TO
o the bodies.
So vast and wonderful is the railway
building movement in this country
that the iron mills can scarcely turn
o..e th1 ,.fI- fa.t anA..rh Tt.a t,tln
age of rail ways in America Mt this
time must be somewhere about a
hundred thousand, and next year it
in asserted hat this will be increased
twenty thousand.
Denver has a peculiar reminder of
its early days in the presence Of about
1000 people within its limits living
in tents, some BECAUSE of poverty, but
others from choice. In some cases
the canvas is supplemented by the
carpen er's handiwork, and tolerable
cosy and comfortable habitations are
made.
During a quarrel between two little
children, named Williams and ~tiates,
aged seven and five respectively, at
Springfield, Mo-, the younger of the
two seized a revolver belonging to one
oil the elder members of the family
and discharged the weapon at his lit
tie adversary, killing him instantly.
The Alexander mine, Grant>ville,
Nye county, Nevada, has been sold 10
Ferdinand Van Zandt. for an Il stern
company, for the sum OF $4,000.
The none vas paid down in one
check. The assessment OH The stock
has been rescinded, and a dividend
OF 81 per share declared, PAYABLE i'm
media ely at the office in san Fran
cisco. The total of this dividend,
sl0O, 600, is The residue in the treas
ury after the payment Of the COM
pany's debts.