Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-09
WHITE PINE COUNTY rrEns.
Items Of Interest clipped from the
white pine News OF June =.


The District Court at Ely, after q ses-
sion Of 81 days, adjourned Thursday.
Are we going to celebrated the Fourth
Of July! II so It Is time that steps were
taken looking to that end.
We learn that Hon. o. III. Gray has
been appointed Deputy District Attorney,
as Mr.. Love expects TO resign.
The Eberhardt-M Monitor Company ship
ped this week through Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 5 express three bars Of bullion, valued
at $1,000.
According - School Census Marshal
Fitzpatrick's report the number Of children
between the ages of 6 and IL years IN
Taylor District is 63; boys 80, girls "a.
Returning witnesses from tie Steptoe
Creek water suit at Ely tell us they can
form no idea as TO its merits between the
parties. They say il is the worst mixed
up affair they ever heard.
HAMILTON.
Miss Agnes Timson has returned from
her White River school and gone TO Cold
Creek.
Lockwood & Davis have purchased the
P. NJ. Ellison ranch. Tom Ellison Is in
charge.
C. A. Mathewsen has FIVE men upon his
ranch ut White River, making various i'm
provsments.
Some ore is being shipped from here 10
San Francisco and Eureka from Roco's
mine by Matson's teams.
L. N. Robinson is employing about 15O
! men in his mines and mill at Seligman,
and has shown himself to be the backbone
Of White Pine.
We are patiently awaiting the resump-
ton of operations on Treasure Hill az ouE
people have unbounded faith Ia the future
Of that locality.
The Cinnamon at Seligman having
taken to their old tricks there, have been
called to q summary halt, and the leader
has leen taken 10 the county bastile.
The mill at Seligman is said to have ~
many stories ss the Palace Hotel, with
machinery from top to bottom. Ii Is the
most complete and extensive plant of its
kind west of the Rocky Mountains.
Rumor has il that Capt. Frank Drake !,
to be back shortly and resume work on .
gigantic scale on the Aurora series o.
mines and in driving the E~berhardt tunnel
The indefatigable owner, Mr.. Robinson
can congratulate himself on the fact that hs
himself will be the cause Of rsvolutionizinl
milling on this Coast, il Seligman proves
success.
The weather has been cool and shower,
during the latter half Of the month. Snow
fell at Seligman last Friday night to th'
depth Of six inches and there was q fin
deposit over the valley. but much les
here.
ELY
The county hospital is completed and tn,
patents viii be over the latter part of thi
/ week.
In the Hip vs.. McCurdy case th'
plaintiff recovered judgment for the sun
Of sl.538 and costs, making in all owe
81, 200.
w. ID. Ivers, formerly Of Cherr,
Creek, and later OF Utah, Is In Ely. III
intends 20 leave saintdom and move back t
White Pine county this Summer.
Uncle John Hill died last Saturday
aged 70. He was buried Sunday and hi
funeral was the first one in Ely. The oil
man had been i'll for a long time.
G. NJ. Jackman, who came in as a juro
q few weeks ago, has been acting yer,
strangely lately. He was recently ex
amined on a charge of insanity and will b
sent to the insane asylum at Reno.
The Keystone Mining Company O
Robinson has found an abundance Of waite
and will soon commence work on thei
J teaching works. Several important strike
have recently been made in the mine.