The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-11
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

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roads and mining establishments.
The salaries of thirteen teachers in
the Storey county schools were re-
duced 50 each by the Trustees last
Wednesday.
The United States Government re-
Gently spent 81, 600 at Bozeman, Mon
tana, to convict man for stealing 81
worth of postage stamps.
Reno Journal: The Democrats talk
OF s;eawell and Mayenbaum for two of
their three nominees for District
Judges next year.
Mrs. j. q. Hagerman died in Reno
last Friday. She was nativeof Kan
awha, West Virginia, aged 43 years.
Sho had been great sufferer for many
years.
There has recently been discovered
in the Yellowstone Park the mineral
known as 'scrvolite, !" which is of great
value in the potash manufacture. 1t
has previously only been found in
Greenland.
A want OF confidence in the Sheriff's
ability to do the job properly is the
reason given by the Carson Appeal
for the suicide of Strong, the condemn
ed murdrer.
j. w. McKitrick has leased the
Betty O'Neal mine. at Lewis OF J. A.
Blossom, and has put twelve men to
work.
Charles McGettigan, an l8-year- old
San Jose boy, coughed up a collar but
ton last Monday night, which he swal-
lowed four years ago.
The old Eureka Consolidated mine
is looking better than for some time
past, and hopes are entertained that
the recent indications may develop
into good body of ore.
"Let go my ear" yelled passenger
on a West-sioe street car the other
day. 81 beg your pardon. said the
other man, ~ thought l had hold of
the strap. '-Chicago Herald.
About the only place in Eastern
Nevada where there is said to be any
life Is Tuscarora.-Carson Tribune.
And any first-class cemetery beats
this camp for life. Times Review.
The Raymond & Ely plant. includ.
ing mines and complete machinery,
at Phoebe. formerly owned by the
| Raymond Il Ely Mining Company,
is Offered for sale. Also, one 30-stamp
mill, aud one 20 stamp mill at Bull
iionviile.
Carson Appeal: In the Mint. Barney
Mcclure succeeds lawrence Elrod as
Cashier; Col Hall succeeds Jonathan
Doane.as Waterman; John Hntchir-
son saceeeds Brnadhead as engineer
aud X : Osborn sicceeds +. Il. Hofer
as Chief Clark.
Haley News miner: Twenty. fonr
deputies are now on guard at the Min
ME Moore and Queen of the Hills
mines at Broadford. Although there
are no signs of more disturbance. the
guards will remain there until the ar.
rival of troops from Boise City.
II is stated that combination os
spectators have purchased all OF the
black mourning goods for decoration
purposes IN San Francisco and exp ect
to realize handsome profit in the
event OF General Grants death.
Osman Di0ma is Frenchman by
birth, and So years ofae His mother.
after the death of her first husband.
married an Alexandria merchant
named Digma, and the boy took his
stepfatber.s name. Osman is SON
in-law of FL Mahdi, and the prophet
is said to be very fond of him.
Pete Burke is reported sick and
bnsted in Mt. Clemens. Michigan.
He got $40, 900 for his sewer f1usher
patent from the city OF Chicago about
a year ago. but spread it around too
rapidly to keep it long. An effort is
being made by his Comstock friends
to forward him temporary supplies.
The whole line of the Central Pacific
and its branches north Of Goshen have
been leased for 90 years to the South
ern Pacific Company, at a minimum
rental of 81 200, 900 per annum. and
so much more as the anrplus earnings
NAV Justify up to $4,000, 900. The
transfer includes the Central Pacific
leased roads in California.
Silver State: Encouraging reports
continue 10 reach here from the new
mines in Castle Dome district. Two
Of the lodges discovered are about six
feet wide. and there is a streak or ore,
about two inches thick in one of them,
that averages over $4,000 in silver to
the ton. The owners are sacking a
quantity of ore to ship to Salt Lake.
whan the nav manaCement re-