The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-07-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

], Il. Williamson Is III oalI Lake,
working up mining sale.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy reached his
home in Eureka few days ago.
Mrs. joint. May and family left
for HALEY, Idaho, last Sunday.
steptoe Valley raDchers are getting
resdy to begin haying. The crop
this year will be large.
Mrs. Geo. e. Spencer has returned
from San Francisco, and will spend
the Summer at Centerville.
w. B. Drake has reconsldered his
decision of going to Taylor. He pro-
poses to stay with the old camp yet
awhile.
The Star lessees have shipped six
tons of high grade ore to Salt Lake,
which will work pretty high up.
We are pleased to note that A.
skillman, Nevada's new Revenue
Collector, who has been down with
pneumonia, Is out again.
Mrs. NJ. MacAuley, Of the Hot
Springs, has our thanks for a nice
lot of new potatoes-the first we
have seen or heard OF this season.
Who can beat il it?
The case of the McConkey bonds
men will come up for trial in the Dis
trict Court at Eureka next Monday.
Able lawyers are retained on both
sides.
A two weeks vacation has been
granted the public school, To enable
the teacher aud scholars TO properly
celebrate the anniversary Of Ameri.
can independence.
Pete Lowell, with team and crew
of men, passed through Sunday en-
route for Schellbourne. To prospect
the Summit mine, which shows such
favorable indications.
The Dobson family, of Jake's Sta
ton, on the Hamilton road. passed
through town Wednesday,, "pinted"
for Idaho, in their own conveyance.
Tim Shine Informs ns that he has
been appointed s'Cattle Inspector
by the Nevada Cattle Association, and
will shortly lei ont on tour of in
speetion. Hang ont your (eaitle)
hides.
Mr.. John Wearne, who has been
over TO Glencoe District. informs us
that several parties nom salt Lake
have come in there apd lprated MIN
ing claims. The prospects are favor
able.
Our neighbor, the Reflex. has en-
tered on new volume, amt j. now
sailing along In smooth seas with
trade winds. All Bro. Simpson has
to do is TO hold the bel III aud let her
glide.
X. Campana, late OF ours, but now
Resident OF The prosperous little
camp OF Jasper, came up last Friday
week and spent several days With us.
He thinks Jasper has a prosperous
future ahead.
Parties desiring to invest In good
interest bearing securities are direct
cd TO read the advertisement in an
other column, headed White Pine
Six Per Cent. Bonds for Sale.n
Several stockmen were discussing
the cattle market on Main street, says
the Eureka Sentinel, and enc of them
made tue prediction that within one
year from now yetrlings would sell
IN these parts for $40 a mead.
Justice John Weber was taken out
10 Duck Creek Thursday To- tie the gor-
ulah Knot for Charles Irving and Miss
"eorgiana Rollins. The News ex-
tends congratulations To the young
couple.
H..
ore that assays as high AZ 500 to
the ton was struck In the June mine
iast week, say the Reflex, and George
Williams, the Superintendent, and al
concerned are corresdondingly happy.
Reflex: w. l.. Brown and James
erary, We learn, have severe attack
OF pneumonia. Pneumonia appears
10 be IN the air hereabouts, doubtless
caused by the sudden change from
cold to warm weather.
In the District Court in Eureka, in
the matter Of tho estate of Henry c.
Mau, deceased, the Court decreed
that all the property left by the de.
ceased should pass into tho possession
and ownership of his wife, Margaret
vi. Mau. The value of the estate will
probably aggregate $lS, 600 or $40, 600.
Quite an exodus took place from
town this week for Taylor to celebrate
the Fourth. Among them we note:
Mesdames WIN. Harris, NJ. Cochran,
". f Parker, Misses Molie Rodifer
and Lizzie Edwards, Messrs. Al. Bar
rick, Al. Nuckols, A. j. Spencer aud
DIR. Campbell.