The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-05
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.


The loss at ogden, Utah, by the late
storm, is estimated at $4,000.
Missoula, Montana, complains of
sneak thieves ami burglars.
There are 81 saloons in Seattle, w.
T., which furnish $4,000 for city
revenue.
Three hundred Germans are wait
ing in Montana for bheif leaders to
find proper location.
The work Of appralsing the late DR..
Glenn's estate IN California has been
completed, and The value fixed at 81
100000.
A signal service station is 10 bo es-
tablished on the top OF Mount Whit
ney, at an elevation OF $4,000 feet.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
carried over 100 ears OF Ulah potatoes
To Colorado in the past two weeks.
Bill Seamonds aud Pete Canavan,
two well known and old lime Nevaa-
ans, have gone into farming and fruit
raising IN the Wood River country.
They are playing at one Of the san
Francisco thoa, ers piece called the
"Nielims Of Faro They certainly
haveno trouble finding talent.
The Arizona people want 10 have
the Apaehes removed frfm tine Terri
tory To Massachusetts, where they vii
be kindly treated aud carefully fed.
Matilda Schrader, of san Francisco.
has sued Ernest Reinhoid for $4,000
damages he having changed his mind
concerning marriage.
Near Sioux City, Iowa. during a
thunder storm lately, the house II u
farmer named Diamond, at A injury,
was struck by lightning, instantly
killing wo-ycar-olu child sleeping
between its parents. The father viii
probably die, but the mother Is re-
covering.
The Chinese proprietor, editor and
reporter OF the Chinese newspaper,
Hong Hong, vas arrested one night
last week in a lottery den in san Fran
cisco. lie claimed immunity from
arrest, as he was IN the DISCHARGE of
his duties, aid that the Supreme Court
had decided that reporters could 20
anywhere IN pursuit OF Information.
Ills claim WAS admitted.
+. McGarvey and A. Rose. up from
Arizona, We're found asphyxiated in
their room at the Russ House, san
Franciso, one morning last week, and
were restored To Consciousness with
great difficulty. The gas was found
turned ON, but both declare they did
not blow II out, but had turned 1t off.
The Downieville Messenger says:
The Rainbow Company a few days
ago struck very rich quartz IN their
ledge at Chips. ON Monday 81, 900
IN large-sized specimens were taken
out, one Of which is valued AT about
$500. This is an extension OF rich
chimney above that yielded prineely
sums.
"Woman's rightsm exclaimed a
Philadelphia man when the subject
was broached. "Wbat more rights
do they want? My wife bosses me,
our daughters boss Us both, and the
servant girl bosses the whole family.
It's time the men were allowed some
rights"
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has issued circular To the ef-
ieet that tickets will be placed on sale
July 18th for the accommodation OF
the Knights Templar aud their lady
relatives. This applies to their wives,
daughters, cousins and aunts. The
price OF the tickets Will be equal to
one full first-class ticket one way, or
hrlf fare.
On Saturday last Chinaman hav-
ing charge of n gang employed on the
extension of the o. Il G. Railroad,
drew thousand dollars in green
backs to pay offhis men and sat down
on keg OF giant powder To wait for
them. The keg exploded and he was
blown TO pieces. Only few frag
ments Of his clothing and the green
backs were found.