The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-11-10
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Sacramento County Jail con-
tains fifty-eight prisoners.
A Carson husband who had whip
ped his wife the day before, was last
week fined 500 by the unieeling JUS
tice of that town.
James J. Scott, OF Carson who was
so badly paralyzed n week or two
since, is again on the street, and is as
well as ever in his life.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Company will expend 81, 900, 900 in
placing the road in through repair
and finishing all proposed branches
the coming year.
A mules hind leg has only one sea-
son-it is always Il beautiful spring,
even il it is backward. Spring in this
case is always followed by an early
fall.
Miss Sarah Althea Hill. who claims
TO be Mrs. Sharon, has brought suit
in the Supreme Court against Sharon
for divorce, aud division OF the al
legged community property and all
InonY.
A young wife lost her husband by
d, ath and telegraphed her father at
Chicago as follows: "Dear John died
this morning at ten. Loss fully oov-
cred hy Insurance"
A Wisconsin girl named Emma
Harrison Is making her wav from that
State TO California on horse back. She
arrived at Cheyenne several davs ago,
in good health and condition with
the exception of a slight abration on
the seat OF her saddle.
The two highwaymen who we're
arrested by Constable Nash at Reno
for robbing the Truekee and Sierra
Valley stage, pleaded guilty Monday,
and one was sentenced 10 ) years III
the State Prison, and tie other to five
years.
The Sierra Buttes mine, located on
the south fork of the north fork of the
Yuba river is said TO still have plenty
of rich ore in sight. This mine has
already yielded Sl,500,000 in divi-
dends to its present owners.
Rev. G. NJ. Pierce, editor OF the
Rocky Mountain Christian Advocate
and proprietor of "A book store in Salt
Lake City, made an assignment We'd
nesday. Liabilities, $50, 600, mostly
in San Francisco. The failure effects
others.
Prof. Kelric, of the Michigan Ag-
ricultnral College, Is making expert
ments that thus far show that the
growing plants in "A close room is not
injurious to human life. He says
that the notion that 1t Is unhealthy TO
sleep in room containing plants is
nonsense.
John Dennis of Tuscarora says in the
Times Review that he does not be-
lieve II is Hank Monks ghost NOV
ing the chairs about the bar room of
the Ormsby House. II it were the
genuine Hank MonKspirit, the Major
thinks it's tho bottles he'd be rattling
instead of the chairs.
Denver papers mention now pro-
cess for smelling ores. Brett, the dis
coverer, says he can treat fifty tons of
ore daily at "A cost Of 80 cents to 81 so
per ton. Tho "plantn is cheap. easily
operated, and can be worked in the
mines as we'll as in the cities.
Jhslifo hdIldl1 tnt oHiY Hcul ptl
of the supreme Court dissenting from
the decision declaring unconstitution-
nj the Civil Rights Act, is from Ken
lucky, and was an officer in the Union
army during the war, and resigned
his commission because Abraham
Lincoln issued proclamation eman-
cipating the slaves.
A man rushed up to a woman look
ing in show window, and grasping
her by the arm, angrily exclaimed,
"Come on, I'm tired OF waiting for
you" Then noticing he had made
mistake, he drew back with, "Oh,
beg your pardon, madam, mistook
you for my wife, 81 thought so,"
she answered with q scornful sneer,
and DaSGed On