The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Hon. A. G. Cleveland passed through
Monday morning for Eureka, on his
way to Salt Lake.
Mrs f. Thomp N, mother of Mrs
w. l.. Davis, arrived here from Racine,
Wisconsin, last Wednesday.
The saloon-keepers of Nevada will
shortly hold convention in this city.
Carson Appeal. What fori
The Featherstone IL Reynolds salt,
recently sold Mt Sheriff's sale, is being
hauled to the Monitor mill.
The Star property ut Cherry Cree k
will he sold by the Sheriff at the Court
House door next Monday, to perfect
the title to the new owners.
Tho ranchers of Steptoe Valley have
put in short crops this season, though
perhaps enough to supply our linn
tied home market.
Steptoc Lodge +. & A. NJ, of Cherry
Creek, are making great preparations
tn entertain their guests ut their forth
coming ball, June cath.
4 mineral patent has just been is
sued to the Canton Mining Company
for the Redstone Lode, in Robinson
Mining District, White Pine county.
Much chloriding is going on in the
vicinity Of Hamilton. Several Of the
small mines are producing good ore,
which is being shipped to Eureka and
Salt Lake.
In the Duck Creek contempt water
case, Judge Wells last Saturday, fined
Thomas Freehill the costs Of Court,
amounting to Si25.
There is nearly 5000 in the Redemp-
,ioa Fund Of White Pine county, but
il came in too late To be advertised for
opening at the July meeting of the
Board.
Boss Weber and I. f. O'Ncil will
take trip to Pioche early next week
and look around that promising min
ing camp, with an eye to business
opening.
The Ely mill Is now running on Il
test lot of ore from the company's
mine. The dry crushing process j.
being used. We hope it will prove
success.
Fred Pla.cmann and his nephew.
at San Francisco. aud Gus Ileinlz, ii
Eureka, came hy private conveyance
Yesterday afternoon.
b. b. Strait iufarms the Belmont
Courier that the nfrhnfds on Duck vi
ter and Currant Creek are looking
fine, aud that the apple crop promises
II be unusually la.ge this wear.
Winnemncca SAYS she twill cele-
brste the Fourth nf July, and dan't
yon forget it Al right, Winnie,
turn loose.
The Exc Free Pres 81 the Slh say~: .
Water 'mmissionrr Cullen mad. AL
other trip North this week tn settle
some water disputes. He wits Suceess-
ful in dividing tie disputed water 81
rs 10 suit all parties. In this case the
new law seems to lave been beneficial
To all sides.
When Commissioner Muir heard OF
his Duck Creek colleagues mishap. he
very considerably wrote an order Ia
Hospital Stewart Tom Hagar to admit
the cripple TO the institution over
WHICH Hc IIfSlflf>. but l hln NUOlIl |
"let or 90, Gallagher
We are pleased ~ note that James
Henry, of Cherry Creek. who has been
very i'll for long time, is improving
We saw Jim few days ago and he
told us that nov he felt confidcnt he
would pull through aud he well in a
short time.
The old firm of Spencer & Frank.
of Cherry Creek. which was dissolved
two years ago, is tn he revived. They
will sh"rtly start in business at Spo-
kane Falls, w. I. The News wishes
its old friends success in their new
field.
Henry Conway, of Hamilton, went
through on Yesterdays stage from
Taylor en- route for Ann Arbor, Mich
gan, to seek surgical aid for an affec-
ton of the eve, with which he has
been troubled for several years.
W. II. Forrest, an old resident of
White Pine county, and ut one time
half owner in the News, is loser by
the Seattle fire. The furniture manu-
featuring company of which he was
secretary and large shareholder, was
totally destroyed.
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