The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Reno has l 800 b ,ys and girls under
81 years of age.
Thanks to the Invitation Committee
of the Masonic Ball for compliment
airy ticket.
The weather this week took sud.
den change and the mercury went up
past 30 degrees. 1t was very warm for
several days.
Ell. Governor Adams arrived from
the West Thursday evening. He will
remain here few days, looking after
his cattle interest.
Quite = spirited beer war is going
ON in Ely. 1t looks AS if we were go-
ing To get free beer with chrome pre-
miums this summer.
The much abused cigarette is
charged by the Gazette with being
the cause of the big fire in Reno.
Eureka every once in awhile digs
up a human skeleton IN some cellar or
Stag dump To remind il of the pros
porous days that are gone.
Assessor Peters has done up Ely's
assessment roll this week. Consider
ing the times, he holds up town prop
crtv Mt a pretty fair figure.
The Sentinel learns tina, Eugene n.
Robinson will shortly return with
plenty of capital TO develop the Dim-
mick mine ut Typo.
Henry McOmie, charged with SELL
ing whisky tn an Indian, had = hear
in. before Justice Weber Tuesday,
and was bound OVER in $500 10 appear
before the Grand Jury. He gave the
bail.
The Ely School Trustees will give y
grand ball on the evening of the
Fourth of July. A picnic up the
creek is talked of for the afternoon
of the same day. Both will be fully
advertised in due tim,.
Justice Weber is not full of the
milk sf human kindness To offenders
wlIn arc brought before him for selling
whisky to Indians. lie has very
strong back bone in dealing with that
class of offenders.
We learn that Judge Fitzgerald has
Creek water suits, pending final deci-
SION. Ii is To the effect that each of the
'ntestants shall have all the water
II q days successfully.
II Is Tumored that sam Jones, for
many wears superintendent of the
Crown Point aud lIelehcr mines, is
suffering from all affection of the
brain, and IN f.ct is off his mental
base.
Reno owes Carson debt of graft
iude for her prompt action In sending
the Capitals two tire engines down
fully manned, III hep quench the fire.
The Elk" Independent says blackleg
has made lis appearance among the
cattle in tlailcouniy. T.. ID. Laddick
al Lamoillc lost eleven head with tic
dreaded disease one day last week.
The caitiemen of Stepfoe and White
River Valleys are now making the
Spring rodeu. Cattle are in good Co.'S
dition and the prospect for good feed
o. the ranges is much better than
WAS anticipated.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, celebrated the
arrival of George Payne's newspaper
plant ON the cath amid the booming
of cannon aud other demonstrations.
Aiime are improving at the Bar. The
mining outlook is better than for years,
aud everybody is confident OF pros
porous future.
State Superintendent Dovey says
that Belmont has the best appointed
school house in the State and one of
tho best schools. 1t is model of neat
ness, aud the people take great pride
in their school and educational mat
ters generally.
j. II. Bradley, one of the Reclama-
ton Commissioners, passed through
Winnemucca on his return home from
meeting of the Board at Carson. lie
told tho editor of the Silver State he
would not favor the expen diture of
dollar of the appropriation unless good
cause 10 shown therefor.
The children of tie public school,
led by their tescher, Miss Eta Comins
and Miss Gcrtie Jackson, observed
Decoration Day in u fitting manner.
In the morning they went out in the
hills and gathered the choicest and
sweetest of wild flowers, which they
artistically arranged in Wreaths. In