The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Eureka to live few months ago re-
turned to Ely Thursday.
The District Court meets next Mon
dav. No criminal, and but little civil
business. will me ~ ut this term.
We regret 10 learn that Commis
sioner Bovlc is quite i'll from severe
attack of neuralgia in the head.
Six inches Of snow fell in Austion
curing the late storm. In Ely we did
ut have color
TAYLOR, rs will he seen under the
proper beading. has had an increase
of population last week from home
production.
X. NJ. Peters and J y. simpson
have taken lease on the Altman
mine. The prospects in the mine are
good.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Temp
lars met in Reno last week, and for
the first time since the l2 o'clock law
was passed the saloons kept of all
night.
Jerry Patnode and - Doulrc, on
their second trial Mt Provo. Utah, two
week ago, for the murder of Thomas
Noakes, were acquitted.
Jack Frost is around these nights
with sharp-edged scyihe, moving
down the tender foliage of the garden.
hillside and vale.
Work at Silver King District has
been suspended for this season, and
John S. Wheatley and family have
gone TO Phoebe.
Ii is reported in Cherry Creek on
what authority we do not know-that
A. w. Gordon, the former well known
druggist of tina, place, died resently
at Tacoma, w. I.
The Dimock mine at Tybo, which is
part of the estate of the late Eugene
". Robinson, is reported 10 be looking
fine and yielding large quantities of
ore of high grade.
Don't forget the ball at the school
house mex; Tuesday evening The OBJ
ject for which it is given is worthy
one and should be encouraged.
The al. of the Elko and White Pine
Transportation Company appears in
another column. They are now run
ming teams 10 every town IN Eastern
White Pine and guarantee satisfaction
To their customers.
Phoebe Record: Warren & Melon
aid opened their saloon ut the corner
uf Main aud L.cour streets Thursday
II. 81 ..F
The place is tas,efully fitted up aud
as neat as pin.
Cherry Creek has, we learn, secured
the services of a resident physician
DIR. Martin from Wells. This fills
long felt aud mnch-needed want with
our neighbors, who have for several
years been isolated from medical
service.
Taxes Taxesll Taxesll County
Treasururer aud Tax Collector J. b.
Williamson has n notice in this issue
OF the News of interest 10 taxpayers.
They are now due and payable aud
will become delinquent on Novem-
Der 18th.
Lyon county sued the State and got
judgment in the Carson Justice Court
for the balance due on the special
election expenses. The case will prob
ably be appealed, but the county is
! sure to win in the end.
Phoebe officials are TO have tussle
with the 12 o'clock closing law. We
learn that couple of late residents of
Ely have been cited to appear before
a tribunal of justice for its violation.
II will probably result, as it has every
where else, in the defeat of the law.
C. J. Bosko. the "lean, lank,n but
genial San Francisco drummer, was
in town several days this week. In
company with Recorder Cupid he
pulled out for Phoebe Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Bosko informs us that the
recent mining Developments in this
district is causing much inquiry from
mining men in San Francisco and else
where.
Eureka, which has had quite a spell
of mining and business depression, is
looking more hopeful. We learn that
the Diamond mine in that district,
which is looking first-rate, has been
sold to Salt Lake parties. Work on
an extensive scale Is to be inaugurated,
with Geo. W. Cassidy as Superintend-
ent.