The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-07
Local Intelligence.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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mess in Taylor ard are now devoting
their attention to their Ward house.
Tim Shine Is Cherry Creeks only
representative TO the Ward races. The
rest of us are too poor to go anywhere
The gold dust from the Tu- carera
placer mines sells at about Sll per
ounce.
Miss McClain passed y satisfactory
K ,ninalion here yesterday for teach
er. She will Immediately assume
charge of the Muncey Creek School.
Bigxs Il Dowd have bought the
G uildford ranch on Duck Creek.
from which they will cut 100 tons OF
hay this season.
OurS Spencer (ex-Senator) is at Chic-
ago, working like n beaver for Blaine.
It is going to be a cold day when Geo.
Z. gets left on National spoils OF all
kinds.
II Blaine doesn't get the Chicago
nomination there will he the most de-
pressed lot of Republicans around
here anyone ever saw.
Mr.. Proctor, of Duck Creek, left
for the East this morning, where she
will reside in future. The lady's
many friends here wish her q pleas
ant trip.
Granite District is the last heard
from. II Is said TO be showing up
finely in free gold. Granite Is 30
miles south OF Cherry Creek in the
Egan Range.
Tom Deaves and Mike Hartford are
securing the cnur d. Alenr hills for
the Mother Lode. An Eagle City
paper says they have struck some
fine prospects.
Or. Campbell Is in from Taylor.
lie reports that camp fiourishing.
Both mills are running, and over 100
men find employment ut the various
a~vocations. The mines are looking
well.
Pete Weber. after sojanrnin1 here
a week. iook his departure for the
Cenr IL Alene Thursday. Pete has
faith IN the northern country, though
he Is not at all elated over the pros
poets there.
Al. Nsckols has taken possession
of the 0.Neil ranch. by orler of tho
Court. lie will try and save some
Thing for the creditors OF that estate
and the bondsmen will probably be
called on 10 make good the balance.
The Mnrrayvllle PIONEER says; The
frm OF L. Weber 4 Co.. keep the pop
nlar Gem saloon and handle Bssts
Milwaukee Beer. Their goods are
standard, aud they have their own
icehouse which will enable them To
keep cool drinks all summer.
The O'Neil's have skipped the coun-
try, bag and baggage. They are 10
moving north through Idaho. They
have beat everyone who had any.
thing tn do with them, friends and en-
emies alike. The general verdict is
that the country has got rid OF a bad
crew.
Good reports reach us from Glencoe
District, ent In the vicinity of Deep
Greek. Richards and Tlppitt. two
old Star miners, who have been pros
pecting there for a year, are said To be
making rich discoveries. They are
now putting up a two-stamp mill to
reduce their ore, which is said to be Of
fine quality.
Wash Woodbury. and wife were in
town several days this week. Our
Assessor is out levying tribute on the
property of the county to raise a fund
to help support the hard worked,
poorly paid attaches of tho Court
House. Wash's hard work and poor
pay, however, don't seem To prey
very heavily on his constitution.
It will be well to keep in mind that
the e. Il P. trains for June aud July
will arrive In Enreka on the ever
numbered days and leave here on The
odd numbered days.-[Sentinel. Bv
the way our Eureka mail comes, no
one would suppose The T.. Il p. train
left Eureka more than once a week.
So far as we have learned the Dele
gates elected nom White Pine to the
Democratic Convention are: Win.
Hayes from Hamilton, j.. +. Cupid
from Ward and Taylor. VIM. Burke
from Sehellbourne, and b. Il. Miller
from Cherry Creek. Miller and Hayes
have gone to attend the Convention
I'm person.
Over In Elko county candidates
are already announcing themselves
for office, going, we suppose, On the
maxim that the early bird catches
the early worm. The NEWS col