The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-11-10
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Four bars of bullion were shipped
by the Monitor Company last week,
valued at 1858 "a.
Barley is now selling in Butte Val
ley, at the ranches, for IL cents.
.Steptoe ranchers hold at double that
figure.
Marriage may be a lottery, but those
who take chances in it never draw
blanks-though many wished they
had.
John Madden, who left here about
q year ago, is away down in Central
Mexico. He writes TO Charley Green
that it is a tough country for a white
man to live in.
We are pleased to learn, from re-
cent letters from San Francisco, that
Henry Lyons is improving In health.
His many friends in this section will
be pleased to bear it.
An election for Mining Recorder
will be held next Monday. The polls
will be at Tim Shines saloon and
will open at | p. NJ.
Gov. Adams thanksgiving rrocla-
nation is received. 1t isn't a very
labored document, but briefly says
Thursday, the 10Th, will be Turkey
Day.
We have received now news from
the Star lien case, now on trial in the
u. s. Circuit Court at Carson, as we
GO TO press. We shall know all about
1t for our next, nc doubt.
+. A. Parker, who this week re-
turned from 0seeola, says times are
very quiet over there. The mill is
about completed, but no ore has been
hauled yet.
For the month of October, says the
Reflex, the Monitor Company shipped
seventeen bars of bullion, valued at
$3s ,266 O3. Pretty good showing for
a ten-stamp mill.
Remember the coming week is the
last In which to pay your taxes. They
become delinquent IN the 10Th, and
ten per cent. will be added to the al
ready onerous burden after that date.
old Mr.. Gallagher desires us To re-
turn thanks 10 tho many kInd-hearted
friends who have recently contrib
uted to his wants. lilo Is grateful for
these favors.
At Pinto, across the line in Eureka
county, on the LIST instant, W Ital-
ians, named Pietro Curto and Gio-
vanni Chicardi, had a row in which
the first-named stabbed the latter
with a knife, killing him instantly.
mo mors OF the fruit, but a little
more Of the JUICE, If you please"
said the temperance advocate, when
the hostess asked him to have an
dish of preserves-brandy peaches.
An alarm of fire Monday morning
brought u the bucket brigade in
quick time. Smoke IA issuing from
the roof of Lawyer Kelly's office, but
it was suppressed in a giffy, and the
only damage done was the spelling OF
Bro. Kelly's breakfast.
The time for doing the animal as
sessment on unpatented mining
claims for the year 1888 Is closing up
fast. Remember part of the work
cannot be doue this year and part
next.
A Western man, on being informed
hat in his absence a panther attack
ed his wife, aud that she bad beaten
off and killed the animal, merely
shrugged his shoulders and said: "It
hat panther had known her as we'll
as / do, he'd never riled her up, you
bet.n
Hon. J.. T.. Williams writes III
HALEY, Idaho. He says there will
be considerable mining done there
this winter. The Occur d'Alene fever
is bad on Wood River. A number
have already left for the new diggings
and more are preparing to follow.
Chef Brummett left for there two
weeks ago.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Gilbert,
who lives across the valley, met with
a painful accident Monday evening,
while returning from Aurnm. 1t was
dark and one of the wheels struck a
rock and capsized the wagon. Mr..
g. was thrown forcibly out and had
two of his right ribs broken. DR..
Tufford, who attended him, says that
his injuries, though painful, are not
serious.
It was reported on the street this
week that Treasurer Liddle had ask
ed Governor Adams for a detachment
OF the State militia to guard him and
protect the county safe. Don't be
afraid, Sam, there is no danger, pro-