The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
TOWN AND COUNTY.

laat meeting, fixed the TAX levy LOT
1884 at 50 As, the same as last year.
Governor Adams Is reported to have
sunk $50 900 in his Nye county min
Ing property.
Mr.. Campano Is having a tough
tussle with infiammatory rheuma-
tism. which at times threatens the VI
tai organs.
They are going to have a 81.
Patrick's ball at Taylor, The proceeds
to 20 to the building of a new schooi
house.
A gentleman who arrived from
Hamilton last evening reports from
three to Ave feet of snow all over that
town.
Dick Frank Is putting in an assay
Office two doors above the NEWS. The
recent strike In the Ticup made such
an institution a necessity.
A An inducement for the Demo-
cratic State Convention to be held at
Winnemucca, the Silver State says
the best whisky In the State Is dis
pensed there at the bars.
Judge w. II. Beatty, the we'll
known lawyer, and ex-Suprems
Judge. Ia chairman OF the sacramento
city Republican Committee.
The test at the Republican primaries
will be: care you a Republican and
will you support the nominees of the
Republican National Conveption?'
Two drunken Indians were jailed
Thursday for threatening demon
STATIONS. Its the fellows who sell them
whisky that should be made TO lie in
the cold precincts OF limbo.
II IL said by the Carson papers that
Reche, who killed Mat. Gleason at
Robinson In 1877, and WAS sent 10 the
State Prison for life, IN hopelessly
insane, and will probably be sent to
the asylum at Reno.
Our Occur d'Alene pilgrims were
last heard from at front Creek. They
were stormy bound for several days
and, like Lots wife OF old, some OF
them we're casting wistIul Chances
behind.
A, C, Cleveland and wife are on
their way home from the Bay. Mrs.
Cleveland stopped over in Reno. while
Cleve took a spin up TO Carson to tell
the boys how they fixed up the com
ing Nevada campaign down at the
Palace.
Thd Reflex says that as soon as the
weather settles and the roads become
passable Il. T. Smell will pull mp
stakes and move with his family 10
Oregon, where he will turn granger.
Reflex: II would appear that there
IN . proposition on foot looking tn the
division Of this school district. or else
the Trustees have concluded 10 hold
school In Taylor hereafter instead OF
Ward.
Jack wheatley. Sr., left here We'd
nesday morning for Daggett, San Ber-
nsrdino county. Cal. He goes there
10 takes position under j. Il. Roberts
in sumo mines recently opened by
California operators. The misfortunes
that have followed Jack for a year,
we hope he has left behind, and may
fortunes smile illume his pathway in
the southern cline.
Our Eureka mails, by way OF the
railroad, are again blocked. We have
had but one mail from there in two
weeks last Tuesday,. The trouble
IL on the +. 4 p. Road. 1t seems To
VI sthat by . little exertion on the part
of the railroad the mails could be ear
ried by wagon between the breaks in
the road.
Miss Kate McDsrmid, sister Of f.
A. McDsrmid, died here last Saturday
morning. The lady was tho victim Of
consunap tion from which she had snf-
fsred for many years. She came out
here from Canada last Fall, thinking
q change OF climate might be beuefi-
ciai. But the change came too late,
and all the tender care of friends and
skill Of physicians could not stay the
fell destroyer. The remains .
sent East by express to sleep in the
old family burying ground.
Judge Sabin IL snow back i'm Carson.
One of his first acts will probably be
10 remand the Star lien case back to
White Pine for trial, where it no doubt
should have been heard at first. This
case, as thus far handled, reflects no
great credit for legal acumen on
either OF the honorable Judges before
whom 1t came up. Judge Rives sent
II to Carson /; Judge Sabin tried 1t
there, and months after, before