The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

returned to his old love Phoebe
The young folks had pleasant
dance at the School House Wcdnes-
day evening.
Reno has child barber, girl four
wears old, who shaves five men IN thirty
minutes. She is a wonderful little
shaver.
W. b. Graham has received his
commission and his bonds have been
approved as Postmaster of Ely. The
office will probably be transferred To
Hips store about the first of the
month.
II. Salder, one of Enreka's most en-
terprising merchants, was In Ely last
Wednesday ensroute tostake a look at
his landed estates down about Lake
Valley.
The Record deprecates the rush of
people to Phoebe. 1t says. "Almost
daily travellers come into Phoebe ex-
pecting to find employment and are
disappointed. The business field is
greatly oyerdone.
Superior Judge Z. B. CARRIER is
confined to his apartments in the Pal
ace Hotel, San Francisco, by illness
thought To be pneumonia. The Judge
has many friends in Nevada whose
best wishes he will have for his re-
covery.
Lew Baker last Tuesday mounted
the hurricane deck of Guy use, cast
81. la. al. Ia pa
toward the rising SUI. Lew will drop
in at way ports, but his final destina-
tion is Colora 10, where his father and
brother reside. Bon VOYAGE, Lew.
c. G. Wallace, of Eureka. politician,
statesman, miner and pretty good
man generally, aid the News II visit
Thursday afternoon. 1t is always
pleasant to have a chat with Charley,
for one always learns something from
him. From here he went out to
Copper IL look at some mines he is
interested in.
From n gentleman from Eureka W.
learn that schedule nf rates far low
grade. ores from that place IS being
framed by the raifoa Is The lowest
rate tn Salt Lake. Denver and Omaha,
unr informant SAYS, is SO per ton.
Such liberal rate as this Will enable
several districts IN White Pine Ia ship
tleir ores To the lpst markets. Il vii
atso compel the Eureka furnaces to
pay the miners decent prices ;si. their
ores, or 90 out at business.
Sunday nights storm al Hamilton,
We are told. was very severe. The
luwrr wate:works AT Illapah Springs
were washed away. buildings, boilers,
machinery aud all. Huge bou!ders
were loosened on the mountain sides
and came crashing down the canyon
with noise like thunder The road
is completed blocked up.
From parties in from Cherry Creek
we learn that they had quite a
flood there last Sunday night. The
storm was very heavy and the water
came rushing down the fiat back of
town with great velocity. Several of
the business houses in the lower
block on the west side of the street
we're flooded with water and mud to
depth of several feet. No serious
damage, however, was done.
j. b. Reynolds, after a summers
trip TO Arizona, returned to Robinson
few days ago. Harry Featherstone
is also said to be on his way back.
As people most generally know their
own business, they must know what
they left for under the circumstances
they did, but nobody else can assign
a reasonable cause for their strange
conduct. II was perhaps one of those
peculiar freaks of human nature for
which there is no accounting.
Ifsome of the medicos who are now
experimenting with DIR. Brown-Se-
guards elixer of life would come this
way they would get some willing sub
jects TO renew life, youth and beauty
into. Our friend, Col. Farnham, says
he anxious to try the new life restorer.
Miss McCrea. who is also, in the meri-
dian of life, badly used up with
"rheumatics," would gladly undergo
an infusion of the fluid that is said to
restore health, youth and the charms
they lend.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon
the wickedest clouds we ever saw roll
ed in on US from the West over the
Egan range. They Looked fiercely