The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-09-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


il looks as il We would get more.
Ths Ely School Trustees contem
plate giving bail during the coming
Court term.
The young folks had pleasant
party at Mrs. fuckers W ednesday
night.
Julius Ranger. late OF Taylor, has
opened tho old Truckee saloon 10
Eureka.
Messrs. Poujadc e. Garaghan are
down from Wards upper levels anu
tarrying at the county seat during the
week.
Miss Winnie Phillips, niece OF
Mrs. Featherstone of Robinson, ar
rived from Cincinnati, Ohio, Thurs
day morning.
r. A. Riepe has returned from an
other trip to Phoebe. He says times
are very dull there for a camp that is
being so much doomed.
Senator Comins has the finest spuds,
in large quantities, ever raised IN
Steptoe Valley. This is no puff,
but fact.
Joe Gilbert, of Duck Creek, objects
To our sending him off to Phoebe.
Joe has only moved to Oseeols, and
we are glad so good citizen still re.
mains with US in White Pine.
A stringer of ore has been struck
in the old Star mine AT Cherry Creek
that goes 81 zoo to the ron. II Is be-
ing followed and may develop into a
large ore body.
John O'Mara, a well known knight
If the saw and hammer, lately OF fay-
lor md Ely. is legislative candidate
on the Democratic ticket IN Butte,
Montana.
Mrs. A. J. Underhill met with a
painful accident few days ago while
leading a horse. The rope she held
slipped through hand in such way
as to peel off the skin and burn the
flesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Sampson, re-
turned home last Saturday from
pleasant trip to California. jim
brought along $50 thoroughbred
Spanish merino bucks and a fine
shepherd dog.
r. p. Clement. Supt. of the Martin
White mines at Ward, returned last
Saturday after months vacation III
San Francisco. lie informs US that the
old Board we're reelected at the an
nual meeting in August. Two men
will be put to work prospecting.
The ranchers of Spring and Suake
Valleys are having a good market Tor
their product at Osceola this year 1t
is expected that /. 900 men will be at
work there before snow flies. The
com pany is buving up NIL the produce,
hay and grain within reach.
John Verne. one of Cherry Creeks
prominent merchants, phi visit TO
the county SCAT Yesterday. Mr. Wearne
saws the onllnuk for our nrieiboring
town ia such as tn make Is people
feel very hopeful ut the future.
The attention of sheep men. who
desire To improve their flocSs, is call
ed Ia the ad. of James Sampson in
another column. He offers SPECIAL in
ducements rs To different grades To
those who intend investing in good
bucks.
Father Nattini returned from Cher
nv Creek Inst Tuesday and left for
Eureka on Thursday. He much re-
GREETED that he could not keep his APP
pointment of visiting Taylor. He felt
so exhausted by travel that thought
it imprudent To push his labor further
Mt present. He expressed himself
quite pleased with White Pine county
and its people, only sorry not to be
able 10 stay longer.
The Board Of Equalization last
Monday raised the assessment roll
about $4,000. Some of this is no
doubt upon mortgages that have been
satisfied, but not cancelled in the Re-
corder's office. II is probable that
$4,000 of the amount will stand. The
parties raised have been cited to APP
pear before the Board on Monday,
Oct. 7th, and show cause why such
"raises" should not stand.
A. r. Watson has leased tho Ely
mill and will make II run on ore from
his mine in Robinson. From sam
pies of gold pounded ont of few
pounds of the rock, which we have