The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-30

&C. Cleveland WAS in town Mon
Law en route for home from the Bay.
II. Franks Is in from Cherry
Greek. Dick is looking up some ma
chinery tor his new mil in Telegraph
Canyon.
Henry e. Casey. pioneer eoiored
citizen of Eureka. died at TINT place
If heart disease on The 9th instant.
Il is said. though We do not vouch
for ifs truthfulness. that the Ely
graveyard has been located as placer
claim.
Farmer Cnmins. Of the Steptoe
Creek ranch, has the News grateful
acknowledgement for cne of his nice
fat turkeys.
Nearly every one in this commune
~ is on the sick list, and the NEWS
force Is no exception to the rule. Bad
colds seem to be the prevailing cpl
Jemic.
pr. SAWYER, genilaman from
Kansas, has been visiting this section
for the past week. He came to IN
spect some Of our mines. In which we
understand he has an interest.
That lost bar of Cherry Creek bull
lion had no, turned mp at last ac-
counts. Various conflicting stories
are afIoat regarding its mysterious
disappearance.
Thanksgiving Day passed IF very
Quiet IN Ely. Every b dy Toasted on
the national bird. and there was
plenty for all and tn spare. In the
evening The young folks Lad pleas
AMI dance at fuckers Hall.
Fred Frank and Capt Pnmmer.
two Montana mining men. came Ia
from the North Thursday evening
The nrimhl object ef their visit Is In
;n.neet the Joanna Bonanza IN Rob-
inson District.
residence at Gold Hin, erected
YEARS 400 hy Aft Dpten At eo-t ~
$4,000 was recently .old for the sum
of $500
Richard Granville was killed hy
falling 10 feet in the Gould aud Cur
RI mine on the 2lst. His neck VAS
=
broken. He caves a wife aud lam
ily.
The rumor published in this paper
several weeks ago that a. w. Gard"n.
a former well known resident OF
Cherry Creek, had died AT Tacoma.
Washington, proves We are pleased 20
learn. Ia have been unfounded.
o. II. Grey Of Cherry and " ID.
Campbell of Steptoe Valley were IN
town several days this week on bnsi-
ness connected with the Elko aud
White Pine Transportation Company,
whose running gear appears to be IN
some way out of joint.
The delinquent tax list is published
in another column. Altogether but
80 names failed to pungle 10 time.
The showing made by the taxpayers
Of the county is very good consider
ing the dull times.
Fine silver is quoted in San Fran
cisco at 9sl5 cents per ounce. Bar
silver commands better price IN San
Francisco, where it IS wanted for
shipment to China, than 1t does 10
New York City.
Jack Pardy, a veteran resident OF
Eureka, is credited by the Sentinel
with having won $4,000 in the No
!. vember drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery.
G. w. Lang is to try an experiment
of driving 1000 head of cattle from
Tombstone TO Los Angeles. He will
have to cross the Colorado Desert.
If he can do the job Mr.. Lang Will
save $4,000 in railroad charges.
Col. Joseph Grandelmyer arrived
here from White Pine last Saturday
and j. r. Kendall, superintendent OF
the Jennie A mine at Hamilton, came
over from there Monday morning.
Both these gentlemen proceed TO Salt
Lake City TO attend the Lead Conven-
ton. Col. Grandelmyer will attend
the Silver Convention at st. Louis
Eureka Sentinel.
Among the other causes for thank
iulness at the Sol Hip household on
thanksgiving Day, was the arrival OF
an s-pound baby girl bright and early
IN the morning. Mother and child
doing well and Sol-.well, if it had
only been boy-he would not have
to change the name he had picked
out.
II you have missed the opportunity