The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-07-06
lOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
silver poises between 81 aud 81.

Boss Weber has returned from
Pioeae lie ddn'I make stick" of
it there.
Miss Mamie Ryan, of Cherry Creek,
i visiting with her young friends,
Misses Eta and Minnie Comins.
County Assessor Williamson has Il
notice of importance to serip-holders
in to-day's News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poujade, NJ. b. Gar
aghan and Tommy Trescott came
down from Ward To celebrate the
Fourth.
The new mail line between Ely and
Rcveille left here on IT'S first trip last
Tuesday.
The boys who went north--Andrew
McQuitty, Kenneth Bassett and Arm
strong-are on their way back. They
write that the northern country Is n. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nay and Miss
Abby, and Mrs. James Elan, from
= the Monitor mil, celebrated the Fourh
in Ely.
The salary of the Postmaster at
Reno has been raised from $1,000 to
$4,000 And 50 Reno grows.
Schendell e Moore have go men
working under their lease of the
Morey mines. The mill is running
and the camp looks prosperous.
The News is Just lite late this
week Cause we celebrated the
Fourth in accordance with time-hon-
ored customs of the craft.
There was little .'skirmish' down
town on the evening IF the Fourth.
but friends nterfered, and the hot
passions Of whisky aud patriotism
were quieted. Nobody was hurt.
Miss Fannie Clayton, daughter of
Judge Clayton. who used 10 live in
Cherry Creek five or six years ago,
was married in Ruby Valley last week.
frankie. eldest son of Mr. aud Mrs.
Thomas O'Neil, has been very sick
during the past week, with something
akin To pneumonIa. The little fellow
is very weak, Int his chances of re-
crvers are now good.
From Taylor's upppr levels came
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Travis, Misses
Clara Warren aud Polly Boun ", Fred
: Clark, Rod Mcleod John Frank, Jr.,
aud S. r. Mclaughlin, II celebrate
the Fourth.
Several of our exchanges, among
them the Reno Gazette, takes us In task
for our obituary on he late +. y.
Robinson. They didn't know the man
or they would concur in our senti-
ments.
Eugene Howell. of Eastern Nevada,
is visiting Reno friends. He vii pro-
coed to Seligman in Il day or two 10
assist in tie settlement of tho estate OF
the late Eugene Robinson, who died
in New York ON the 18th uIt.-Reno
Journal.
The weather during the past week
has been disagreeably warm, the mer.
curry daily running up close 10 100
degrees in the shade. Yesterday was
very disagreeable day. The wind
blew, the dust flew, and inside or out.
side it was hard to feel comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen. who have
seen residents Of Ely for more than n
year leave tomorrow for Phoebe They
are nice neighbors, whom we regret to
lose, but as the hard times here COM
pei them TO seek new field, we wish
them prosperity in our neigeboring
town.
We were misinformed in our item
last week about George Madeleine be-
ing acquitted in Justice Sullins Court
of the charge of defacng brands and
rebranding cattle. lie was found
guilty and fined $40 aud costs. Nhe
crime ought tn be felony, instead Of
n msdemennor, as the Legislature of
1887 has made it,
AT Dan McDonald's saloon can be
seen freak of nature that lays in the
shade the three-lcgged calves we &C.
casionally see mentioned in our ex-
changes. 1t is chicken with four
perfect y-formed legs aud only one eve.
1t WAS Matched Mt w. ID. Campbell's
ranch aud lived two Gays. Dan has
this rsra avis preserved in alcohol.
VIM. Horton was in from his ranch
on White River on the Fourth. lie
had Il fire at his place last Sunday
week, which burned his stables, a fine
nair ,,f hnraaa valnad at x25O two