The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Ely mill is again pegging away

County Treasurer Williamson mas
gone on visit to Cherry Creek.
JOS. Mattos, of The Nevada Stage
Line, was around this week on his
monthly tour of inspection.
E.S. Kendrick aud Tuscarera Jake
are now on trial at Elko for murder.
Both are cold blooded murdereFs.
A list of taxpayers raised by the
Board of Equalization last Monday
will be found in our advertising col
umns.
Mr.. Nichols. of the firm of Nichols
& Parsons, was in town several days
this week He went out TO White
River.
Ex-Governor Adams, hav ng finish
ed up his business in these parts, de-
parted for the West the fore part of
the week.
Miss Rosa Mclaughlin, who has
for some months been teaching school
at Osceola and Muncy Crock, paid her
-s1ly friends short visit this week
The last issue of the News, giving
an account of Watson's bonanza, has
all been gobaed up, and letters come
pouring in on US asNing for extra
copies.
II. II. Frank was with us few
DAYS this week From here he vent
10 Hamilton TO look up some pans for
his five-stamp mill in Telegraph
canyon.
Tommy Kenny ("The Offieer'1 is
now an honest granger up in Washing
ton Territory. lie has taken up
farm a few mile, from the line of
British Columbia
The Auditor and Treasurer's joint
quarterly report. showing the financial
condition of the county for the quar-
ter ending Sept. Both, appears in an
other column.
A band of 200 horses were driven
through town Thursday evening
They belong tn a Mr.. Baily IN the
Sink of the Carson River. and are he
ing driven 10 Lake Valley to winter.
1t is currently reported here land it
came from Cherry Creek) that Merri.
Francisco. Ifsuch was the case, il il
likely lhs Embarrassment will be but
Sf temporary nature.
The attention Of team ~tcrs is called
To- tl,e ri. Of the Osceota Gravel Min
ing Company in another column. TIL
contractors on tie ditch are also in
need of good rock men and would
give employment TO fifty more
Boss Weber and Dan Mcdonald de-
parted for Phoebe few days ago.
Dan will turn loose the Royal Bengal
animal for the sportivcly inclined
Piochers to play "hide and seek"
with. The Boss will 60 into the sa-
loon business.
Jack Irvine, an old-timer in these
parts, but for several years a resident
Lander county, passed through last
Tuesday for Ccnterville, where he ex-
poets 10 meet ex-senator George +.
Spencer.
The first snow Of the season fell
Monday night. II lid not amount To
much in the Valley, but the crests Of
the Schell Creek range and the Ward
mountains are clothed in winter garb.
II has been quite cool since.
Of Interest tn Miners Ben. Hamp.
ton of Osceola writes the News:
During November will put on about
fr'v miners IN nur company work in
hed-r ,ck cutting. and If there are
f.w rood M u your district Vant-
lng work Ne will put them ON for
steady job
A friend has sent us a copy of the
ticket voted at the late election in
Montana. II is three feet long by 12
inches wide. and contains the names
Of all all the candidates, of both par
ties. 10 he voted for. \ few hundred
such tickets ought to stuff good
sized ballot-hox.
James Holland Of Schellbourne was
in town yesterday Jim says the re-
port circulated that he "got away
with one of the band Of horse thieves
who were stealing his horses is not
literally true, though Mr.. Holland
thinks he scared the fellow so bad
7 That IT Is not likely he will trouble his
horses again. Ten head of stolen
animals were recovered from the party.