The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-02
STATE AND COAST NEWS.


1t is said that there are over 1000
idle men in Butte, Montana.
The wool clip of Oregon this year
will amount to II, 900, 900 pounds.
There are $4,000 bales OF hops in
Oregon and Washington Territnry
awaiting 3 market.
The Utah Commission are busy
appointing precinct registers through
out Utah for the August election.
AS high as $50 head is offered to
steamers to smuggle Chinese across
the line.
Ceur d'Alene is making regular
shipments of gold dust to Helena, and
the country is now pretty well spoken
of.
e. NJ. Chaplin a prominent mining
mill builder and we'll known on the
Pacific Coast, died at Quijotoa, A. T.,
Friday night, Of dropsy of the heart.
W. NJ. Cary, of Carson, has been ap-
pointed Fish Comm missioner By Cover
nor Adams, vice Hub Parker, term ex-
pired. -
About forty Wood River miners,
under arrest, propose to surrender
them selves to the Sheriff and thereby
release there bondsmen.
Jim SIN it'll, the Italian counterfeiter.
was sentence by Judge Sabine, of ths
United States District Court, to three
and half years Imprisonment.
George L. Crismon, aged 20 years,
committed suicide at Salt Lake City,
Saturday, by taking strychnine.
There is no cause known for the rash
act.
The heaviest snow storm ofthe year
fell along the Union Pacific Railroad
In Wyoming and Colorado last Friday.
In many places, full twenty inches of
snow fell, aggregating as much as all
the previous snow storms of The year.
Captain Madden, we'll known in Vic
toria, BIG, has struck 1t rich on creek
called Kilsam Kalem, about forty
miles from the mouth OF the Skeena
River, which prospectst - to the pan.
The commission for locating the
third Insane Asylum in California
have examined the territory along
the foot of the mou ntains eastward
from Pasadena.
A couple Of Wild young fellows pnt
Total Wreck Camp in Pima county,
A. T., in n frenzy over false Indian
alarm, and were driven with rocks
out Of camp.
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advertised in Candeiaria at $3.50 per
hundred pounds, while for Hour ship
ped from the Sacramento Valley S.
per hundred pounds il demanded.
Battle Mountain Nevadau: How to
deal with tramps Is becoming serious
question To the people along the line
oftbe railroad through Nevada. From
ten to fifteen pass through here daily,
most of them begging a living.
Major General Irwin Mcdowell,
United States Army, is lying danger
ouly III at his San Francisco residence.
His condition Is so low that his friends
are not allowed To see him.
W. J. Marsh, formerly Of Reno, Is
reported to have purchased half In
terest in a $4,000 stock ranch near
Fort Churchill, TO which place he will
soon remove from Carson Valley.
The Com missioners of Douglas
county, w. T., have appointed Mrs.
Sadie Coyle Treasurer OF the county.
This is believed to be the first time in
the history of the Pacific Coast that q
woman ever regularly filed the Office
of County Treasurer.
Near Michigan Bar, California, last
SUNDAY, John Kestler, German
farmer over 20 years of age. was shot
and instantly killed by his fifteen
year.old son. When arrested he adj
mitted the crime and said he killed his
father because he abused his mother.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says:
ssCol. Ellis has sold the State Line mine
10 New York company, under the
name ofthe "SIataLine Consolidated
The deed IL now in the Recorders of
fee, and the Colonel writes that work
will be begun Immediately.
]. T. Babcox, Chairman ofthe Elko
county Board Of Commissioners. died
suddenly in the ex press Office at Tusca-.
rora one day last week. He took seat
In the Office apparently in good health
only few minutes before he expired.
1t is supposed that heart disease caused
his death.
The Portland Daley News ofthe 2lst
says: "The poor fellows who went to
British Columbia In response to ad-
vertisements to work on the Canadian