The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.

District, TO work for the Monitor
Company.
n. Kinsley, who has been quite i'll
for several months, we are pleased to
see, Is out again.
Martin George, late of the Star mine,
is working at Total Wreck mine, near
Tucson, Arizona.
The Eel Captain at Queen Springs,
we are informed, will resume opera
stions the coming week.
Griff J. Grifiths, OF the Star mining
force, has gone to Alaska. Good luck,
Grif.
S. +. Paul, Supt. OF the Sweetwater
at Hamilton, will resign his position,
owing to ill health, and leave the
State.
James Guilford, an old resident of
Duck Creek, left for the East Wednes-
day morning. He does not contem-
plate returning to this section again.
A dispatch from Tombstone, Ari-
IONA, brings the information that Geo.
w. Taylor, late foreman 1t the Star,
is dangerously i'll at hat place.
DOts W nttifif a'ilata u HOI So
stealing, has been sent to the county
Jail at Hamilton, to await the action OF
the Grand Jury, in default of 81 1900
bail.
j. b. Williamson, administrator of
the estate of VIM. Garrison, deceased,
iadvertises in to-day's NEWS a ten
horse team for sale.
n. us.n..l ....s.o1 - .-a.I IL
sad intelligence OF the death OF his
father at Paris, Canada, which event
occurred ON the eth OF last month.
We were shown last Saturday some
fine specimens of native copper from
the Dolly Warden mines. If they
have much of that kind OF ore shown
us, dolly will prove IA big thing
for Its recent purchasers.
Reflex: The owners of the June
mire o Taylor District, welearn upon
good authority. refused n few dtys
aeo to bond the nine for $4,000 for
thirty DAYS. The parties contemplate
ing purchasing Offered to put up $500
forfeit.
That "%electric lighi" Al. Nrekol.
and Pete Cannon rot from the East at
n cost OF 81 70 Is n bigger blk tan
Thompson & Vests "IIietory of Ne
yada.n II YOU don't believe this. get
Al. and Pete, who are the Cherry
Creek agents, 10 send for one
Many Of our people, who own III
ON the lode west OF town, are now Wig
orously prospecting the same. This
IL eommendable. Show the world
You have something worth working,
and outsiders will cone to see you.
II Is believed that undor the new
laws regulating the pay OF postmas-
tiers and reducing letter postage, that
not 10 exceed one Office IN four
throughout the country viii afford "A
rovenue 10 the government.
Several interesting cases, transferred
from Silver Canon, will be- tried be.
fore Judge Stearus to-day. AllSilyer
Canon will he i'm attendance. either as
parties to the suits or witnesses.
Boarding-house economy and mining
management are likely to be thor
oughly ventilated I'm these eases.
Reflex: "The Monitor mill started
up Monday last after having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
1t Is now the only mill running in the
county, You are mistaken. the Ex-
change mill is running here, with
good results.
Mr.. Gregory, n leading owner in
the Sweet water mines at Hamilton,
paid Cherry Creek n short visit last
Saturday on business. lie speaks
hopefully OF the prospects of the Com
pany. He il IA soeiable and pleasant
gentleman, and the News wishes him
n his enterprise u~nbounded success.
The public school was opened last
Monday, with "A pretty good attend
ance. A miniature war has already
beer started by the youngsters on the
outside, which BODIES no good to the
discipline and efficiency of the school
II permitted go on unchecked. One
or two troublesome pupils, il allow
cd, ran disorganize and confuse the
whole school. Trustees and parents
should by united action stamp out in
Its insipieney this Juvenile spirit OF
trouble-making. Without their CO.
operation no teacher ear hope to sue
cessfully manage the school.
Says the Reno Journal: nCommis-
sloners are again admonished by the
decision In the McConkey ease to be
vigilant In the duties imposed on them
by law.p This is good advice, But