The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-02-28
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ONLY 10 men are now eHnplOyeu IN
tbe Eberhardt tunnel, but 10 is be-
ueved the force will bs increased in
the Spring.
The Argus mill at Taylor has been
CLOSED down for repairs, and the Mon
ilor mill il also being overhauled.
roth will resume work shortly.
couoty Assessor II. NJ. Peters has
permanently located at Hamilton,
where he will hang out during his
official term.
The constitutional limit OF the Me-
yads Legislature will expire at mid
night next Tuesday.
Nevada has 1ll postotfices, one Of
which il second class and eight third
class. OF the fourth class there are
1871.
The weather for the past week has
been Spring .like-warm and sunny.
II will be strange If we don't have
some rough weather yet before May.
The Washington birthday ball,
given al nevada Hall Monday even
inu. was attended by nearly all our
people, and was = very pleasant a..
fair.
The Reflex says Al Underhill,
of the Argus Mining Company, has
been incapacitated for business the
past week by fever but is now out
again.
Charles WANNA ("Frenchy") a
Young man well known in White
Pine, who for many years has been a
favoriie jockey for turf men in this
and adjoining counties, has gone TO
New Orleans To permanently reside.
j. w. Simpson. one of the first set
tiers on Duck water, died on the 10th
instant after q short illness. lie was
a native of New York, and about
sixty years old. A considerable
amount Of worldly goods had been
amassed by the deceased.
partners oUt OF all claims. Don't do
the work and allow .',Ironesn 10 share
the ''clean ups" Neither Is IL the
square thing To beat the printer out
OF his just dues in such advertising.
Reflex: Ore going $500 To the ton
has been struck in the Self-cocker
ground of the Argus Mining Com
pany at y depth of los feet and the
indications arc that there will be
quite body OF It.
The Democrats NJ Cherry Creek an
nounce a grand inaugural ball ut Ma
vada Hall, next Wednesday evening,
March 4th. Everybody IL invited,
aud as the infant child has become Of
age since our last celebration of this
kind, we ought TO make it worthy of
the occasion, which II no doubt will
prove TO be.
The reports that reach us from
Hamilton are OF an encouraging ma.
ture ~ regards the mining outlook
next Spring. The S"eatwaler Com
pany's. and the Edgar and Ward
beecher mines are showing some
promising developments.
Senator FAIR has presented mem-
orial in The u. =. Senate from resi-
dents OF Glover Valley. Elko county,
10 establish a post route from Wells
10 that place. There are people
enough In the Valley to ealille them
To mail facilities.
The Austin Reveille Is alarmed at
the report that smallpox has broken
out among the Indians In that vicin.
hy. IL says an Indian recently came
In from Eureka all broke out with the
disease.
Assemblyman Liddle's bill, to re-
oond The bonded debt of White Pine
county, passed the Senate Weakness
DAY, and will no doubt receive the
GOVERNORS sanction. The question
now 10 consider IL, where can we get
,he eoin TO pay off The old bond
holders
G. II. Sproule, editor OF tho FREQ
Press, has been appointed and con-
hrmed Postmaster at Eclko. AS there
are many good Democrats down there
VINO hunger for the flesh pots of
Egypt, Bro. Sproule's term of Office
u not likely to be very lengthy.
VIM. Erskine and f. w. Griswold,
OF Hamilton, are sojourning at Eu-
reka. AS they are both OF age there
~ not much danger of their morals
suffering from contact with that
wicked place.
Some OF our exchanges note that
VIM. Bell, better known az Doc. Bell,
who was convicted of robbing the |
mail on the Cherry Creek route, in
1877. and who was sentenced TO serve |
life term In the Albany prison. has
been pardoned by the President. |
Gao A William v.ho .,,a. ..,,th nall NJ /