The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.


M. B. Garaghan of Ward has been
spending the week at the county seat.
Real estate is becoming lively in
Reno at advanced price.
It is being audibly Whispered that
we are going to have wedding In Ely
shortly.
A St. Patrick's ball rs given IN
Taylor last evening. Several Elyites
went up.
Just received at Sol Hips Ely store
n full line of school books, copy
books, states and pencils.
The Martin White delinquent sale
appears in another column. The day
of sale will he March 30;h.
Idaho is alive with men AT work on
storage reservoirs and irrigation canals
Already the tide of immigration is
setting toward her.
The Third House" of the Nevada
Legislature made an appropriation
of 5000 TO nave the Ormsby House
|, from Carson to- Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Edwards, old resi-
dents of White Pine. are about To
close up business in Taylor and move
tn San Francisco to reside there per-
manently.
The funeral of Mrs Yates last Snr-
day was one of the largest We have
ever seen in the county. There were
"a vehicles in the process ion Taylor
was largely represented, and there
were delegations from Ward, Duck
Creek and Steptoe Valley.
II has been threatening "A storm for
several DAYS, and Thursday night Ne
had little squirt of snow NOT enough
To cover the ground. 1t IL still cloudy
and DRILLING and may get up first
elias rquinoxtial storm before il gets
through.
Plnche Record: The names of over
100 men are now oh the pav-r"lls
of the Phoebe Can. and Yula Mining
Cos, and upwards of $4,000 per
month are dsbursed few paw DAYS
ut this rate aud the effect will be gen.
orally felt.
Cherry Creek Lodge No. 80, |. o.
y + issue their programme in another
cainmn for grand bnIl in commemo-
ration ut the seventeen anniversary
/. OF the introduction of Odd Fellowship
in the United States As the Cherry
Creek | O. o. F.'s never do anything
hy alvrs. their canning ball will no
doubt he "a grand success.
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office just established by the Postal
Department in Lake Valley, with
Harry w. Carpenter as Postmaster.
Mail for the present should he sent TO
Patterson. Phoebe Record.
Assembly hill 81, known as the
"tr-spass BILL was evidently gotten
up against the sheep men. Petitions
to the Guv.rnor 10 veto this bill ARE in
circulation in many parts of the State.
Wesee nntlling In this bill detrimental
IN the sheep interest. As that class of
stock is always herded. II is no in
Justice 10 keep them of of private
lands.
The special message of Governor
Stevenson tn the Assembly,, scming
thal,body for its failure to consider the
Revenue Bill, is before US. II is caus-
tic rebuke from the Executive tn the
lower branch of the Legislature for its
total disregard Of n very Important
measure. We will give the message
in full in our next.
The Phoebe Record Of March 2d SAYS
Prof. w. p. Jenney returned Wednes-
day from TEN Pahute aud Pahranagat
mining districts which he exsmined IN
the interest uf the Union Pacific r. r.
Co. Yesterday he went out IN inspec,
Jackrabbit aud Bristol district.
Hons. n. A. Comins and II. A. Riepe
returned hcme from their Legislative
duties Thursday. Mr.. McQuitiy wenl
ts Salt Lake, but Is expected hnnis
to-day. Upon nearly all questions
Of interest tn the State and county ouT
delegation stood together and voted
ON the right side. They also strongly
supported several very important
measures, which failed, through nc
fault nj theirs. White Pines legsla.
tive delegation deserve the thanks of
their constituents.
The Legislature has create I fourth
Judge for The District Court of Ne
vada, and assigned ~ him the coun-
ties Of Nyp, White Pine aud Lincoln