The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-16

The Star lesseeS nave cohHhohceu
.o overhaul the mill and put 1t in
shape for run.
snpt. Kendall will start up the Man
iii at Hamilton next Monday and
sxpects long and profitable run.
Three feet OF newly-fallen snow
nov i'm pedes travel on the Hamilton
Grade. So says Commissioner Boyle.
In the Albion Rlchmind case, the
Albion wins before the United States
supreme Court on all points.
Reno's favorire song Is, Tramp,
tramp. trampip There were 50 Of
,em arrested during the month of
April.
The first warrant on the State Con-
,roller on the s., 200 relief fund has
haen honored. So there Is to be no
Kicking about the validity of the law.
The barn OF NJ. Scherff at Wells
was DESTROYED by fire last Saturday,
a,so n lot OF household furniture
which was stored therein.
AZ Saw No." is the title of Wilkie
collin,s new story. II sounds very
much like Tuscarora bar keeper an
swerine q buns appeal for drink,
says Major Dennis.
The Board OF Commissioners, at
their meeting last Monday. leased the
entire Wilmington building for pc
Rod Of two years at a rental OF $50
per month. A very reasonable figure.
Parties in from Taylor tell us that
both the Monitor aud Argus mills are
steadily running and turning out lots
OF bullion. Our neighbors are much
olated over present aud prospective
good times.
Tuesday night this section was Wis
tied BY one of the most severe storms
we have had this year. Hail, snow,
sleet and rain fell In succession.
Quite sharp frosts have followed for
tho past few nights.
Thomas Kenny, an old Hamito-
Hlan, IL on visit 10 Eastern White
Pine. We don't mean To say that
Tom l. old. but that he has been a
long time resident Of White Pines
capital and its cnvironS.
The ell ction for School Trustees
last Saturday WAS tame affair But
II votes were cast. a. j. Spencer ana
A. NJ. Vanderlip were reelected for
the three aud Two wear terms respec
lively, and W. l.. Davis for the one
year term.
All the bondsmen Of Geo. 7. Me-
conkey, lato Treasurer of White Pine,
are In town, holding consultation
with their lawyers. They are re-
specta and responsible lot of citi-
zens.- Eureka Leader. There's where
you're off. Bro. Grey. They DOM
want TO be RESPONSIBLE.
In the cases OF John Kitchen Ut al,
the District Court at Eureka granted
change 81 venue to Elko county.
and the trials vii come OH at the next
Term Of Court. These are the Miners
Union conspiracy cases.
The papers in the McConkey bond
case were filed on transfer from White
zine county in the County Clerks
Office yesterday. The case will evident
" reach hearing during the June term
OF court Eureka Sentinel
An error occurred In an item of the
"rand Jury report Is our last issue.
IN the recommendation for the pur-
chase OF two steel cages, We made the
report say, "not TO cost over 500
eacn'' It should have been 81 900
eacn' Quite little difference.
MISS Lizzie Phalan, who has been
seavning the Goshule school down the
saiiey for the past five months,
vioseu the term last week. We learn
the young lady gave excellent salts.
faction. Miss Phalan will open the
'cneii bourne school next Monday.
IN the State Of Nevada, if a man
moves his hand towards his ..pislol
pocket the action Is considered sufii-
eIene proVocation to Justify an adver-
sary In shooting him. How different
u Is with nations England and Rus
'a nave been pointing big guns at
s"e" otner Tor many weeks and call
ing each other sons Of, but not
shot has been fired. towards!
a iittle riot Is said To have taken
pace at the County Hospital few
ago, 10 suppress which Il took the
1slIing out Of the Pogonip Guards.
tieaued by Commissioner Paul and
capt: Strickland's Calling gun the
heroic command marched on the in
surgehts aud by vigorous coup de
main qnelled the revolt. II took sew
erai days to gather In the affrighted
patients who had fled in all directions
~ the approach OF the "troops."
steward Giddings, chief OF the institu-