The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
TOWN AND COUNTY.


The weather has undergone quite
change since our last. The cold rainy
snaII is succeeded by one ofsunshine.
Ore Is being shipped from Robin
.on district in this county to the Eu-
reka furnaces.
commissioner Paul and his sons,
,.aoroe and Al. of Hamilton, went out
Uondav 10 take possession of their
sprinpValley ranch, 1.-THE o'Neil place).
Miss Eta Quintrell, of Humboldt
oonntv. mas arrived in Hamilton and
will omen the school there next Mon
day.
nR. Collins, of Cherry Greek, and
Sol. Hip, OF Taylor, have been COM
,,issIoned az Notaries Public by Gov
ernor Adams.
]. B. Williamson is To represent
steptoe Lodge No. "a, f. & A. NJ, at
the Masonic Grand Lodge, which
meets In Reno, June I'd.
We learn that the Star lessees are
coming across large quantities of good
ore in the old workings OF the mine.
The mill is also being put In order.
lanes McBurney. ex-Assemblyinan
from Elko county, died at that place
last Saturday. lie was buried with
Masonic honors Tuesday.
VIM. Lawford, NEWS "ex-devil,"
raised creditable examination for
teachers certificate. and will open
the Spring Valley school on the first
OF June.
The financial man and principal
owner In the Oregon Company, now
operating at Ruby Hill, Is expected
here In few DAYS, when in all prob
ability, work will be pressed on the
company's mines on a larger scale.
Elk. Senator Geo. +. Spencer. who
has been looking after his mining
property over in Lander county for
Tho past three months, will pay this
section visit shortly.
Stoekmen say the late rains have
been II infalcula BILE heneiit. 4 good
supply IT grass II nov insured Ia the
mountains and foothills. and all Tears
Of -earcitv OF feed on the ranges are
,li>sipa ell.
Thomas Kenny, an old White Pine
miner. has leased frnm Fred. Got
ehett PORTION of the GRO mine In
Graniie District. % mi es sonth Of
here, and will commence work on the
same about The middle Of next month.
The Orc. ss its name Indicates. is "A
gold bearing vein.
Isn'tabout timo onr School Trustees
we're appointing Census Marshal.
Ills work. according To law. should
be completed In May. A failure TO
make school census return. subjects
the district to no appropriation Of
pnhlic money.
The Jasper furnace, which was 10
have started up on tho 5th. has not
hone so. At TIE last moment IL was
discovered that the ore could mol be
smelted without additional nnx. The
owners OF the property are now max
ing arrangements 10 supply the def.
cheney. aud they expect to start up
some time In July.
Prof. A T. Stearns, ofthe State Uni
serSitv, writes us that the total num-
Der OF scholars attending that insiitu-
non $50; average attendance %. The
eiass IN attentive and orderly and
"HN'ng excellent progress. The Pro.
,oNNo1 desires 10 be kindly remem-
peTen 10 his old Cherry Creek friends.
ANYBODY who is thinking OF giving
or taxing chattel mortgage had bet
'er examine tho new law found on
page 90 statutes Of 1885. before they
10 20, especially the last two lines of
me law, which read "provided. thai
" 80 V,as'ei mortgage shall be- given or
.sl,n Tor less than two hundred
ana MY dollars:"
Inc business Of the Conrts in the
p'strict OF Columbia has been brought
toa stand still. The annronriaiions
' PaVment Of jurors and witnesses
-, exhausted. They should take
nIo1 rom the wav we do such bust
ness IN White Pine. Summon the
1"iors' make them come, and then
pay mem OF IN scrip that isn't worth
70" cents on the dollar. Those East
Urn Fellows don't know nothing.
Now that our county dads wits are
Do'ng taxed to provide jail for the
Incarceration Of evil doors, they might
earn lesson I'm the art of economy
,pm the way they did such things i'm |
11. o county few years ago.
moeoroing to Fred. Hart. Churchill |
.p"nty prisoners we're lowered into a
mat mat forty feet deep, which was
~no"n as the county jail, and the
Iope and Windlass fakan nuau