The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-01-31
STATE AND coAsr NEWS.

On the ranches Of Idaho there are
said 10 he at present $50. 900 cattle.
The Belleville mills will resume
work about the lst OF February.
Helena, Montana, has one gambling
house which pays $3.50 license per
year.
The Bodie Miners Union gave John
Kelly three days to leave town in.
Cause not stated.
Charles Krug, of Napa county, Cal,
manufactured $50, 900 gallons of wine
last season.
Mr.. Hussey, the banker Of Murray,
Idaho; estimates that at least $500. 900
was taken from the Coeur d'Alene
mines during 1884.
Governor Adams has approved the
hill To provide for the licensing of all
banking games, which includes stud
horse poker.
There is but little work being done
in the Coeur d'Alene country al pres
ent. AhOut three feet of snow covers
The ground, which has obstructed OPP
erations.
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction C. s. Young is said to aspire
to the position of Principal Of the State
University at ElkO.
Mrs. Senator Kaiser, of Churchill.
was severely injured at Carson last
Friday evening, by a fall from plat
form upon which she was standing
while watching the maskers.
week, drank bottle OF St. Jacoh's
oil, supposing IL to be whisky, which
landed him in the happy hunting
grounds.
w. NJ. Havenor has written to Gov
ernor Adams. asking for an appropri-
alton of $1,000 to defray the expense
Of night. Waterman to guard the
State exhibit at the New Orleans Ex-
position.
Arizona copper Is row quoted ut
l0L ANTS i'm New York, without pur.
chasers. At this price it is only a
question Of very short time when
many Of the mines will have to close
down.
Ten years ago Calvin Fletcher,
'" uCih III ~ 1911 VI OldukGs ldOS n IL
geles county, stuck his stick in tie
ground. The cane took root and tx
now stately sycamore tree fifty feet
high. with vide spreading branch. 8
AMI its bi three and q. half feet in
circumference.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has SCI
cured cooperation OF lines running
through TO San Fra nrisco. 80 that IL
has made the EN- gran rat from New
York 10 San Francisco $3S, against
the previous rate III Sis.
Last Tuesday a hav-rick on b. H.
Regiments ranch in Mason Valley.
caught on fire. ard in an hour 500
tons OF b ", so tons oferain and farm
ing utensils were Oarned. LOSS, StO,.
900. Partly insured
J. b. Gibson, of Utah, passed
rough Phoenix (Arizona) short
time since i'm a two horse vehicle en-
route for California. incidentally he
mentioned that he had $4,000 with
him. Now he Il missing. A philos-
opher once we'll said that he who tells
his secret loses fortune.
The Eureka Sentinel says TEX"
the celebrated horse and cattle thief,
has recently been seen prowling
around s. o. Wells's ranch In tins
county. It will he we'll for the ranch
ers in that locality to keep their
donble- barreled shot guns loaded and
a fleet horse or two In readiness ut
moments notice.
A correspondent of the Seientific
American. who was troubled with
terrible itching from frost ed feet states
that he was completely cured by thor
oughly rubbing them every night
with cloth dipped in alcohol. for
about ten DAYS; rub well in until the
foot is dry, and then hold the foot as
close 10 the fire as can be borne, for a
minute or more.
J. C. Hopper was accidentally kill
ed last week at Bullion by a heavy
stick of wood falling upon him. He
was unloading wood at the Lady Of
the Lake mine, and while trying to
get ont heavy stick, II toppled over
and both fell to the ground, the fall
killing him.