The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-07-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The weather continues very hot,
9Th M signs of rain.

growing nor waning.
10, Carothcrs s sAmped on the dry
beach of Salt Lake. So u late arriva
from that sanity city tells IA.
b.. Bird, of Taylor, returned home
this week from a months visit to rel
a,ives in the Eastern States.
Paul Yost, brother of Emil, arrived
from Eureka the fore part of the week,
and will become one of US.
S,eptoe Valley ranchers are now
busy having. The crops will fall tar
short of that Of former yearA.
Joe Lander, who supplies the people
of Taylor with Adams ale, WAS in
Ely yesterday. His good nature is
As brimful as ever. Joe 10 making
preparations to pull out for Butte,
Montana. He has disposed of his
water business, and is trying to sell
the rcst Of his property in Taylor.
Mike Cohen, the tailor, who went
from here to Phoebe a few weeks ago,
writes back that he is prospecting in
his new field.
The Salt Lake Liberals carriee their
school election last week by major
itr of 100. The Liberals ARE making
progress asaint the Mormons.
Ell. Parson, of the firm of Nichols
= Parsons, has been appointed United
Marshal for Utah, and G. s. Vnrian,
District Attorney. Both are Utah
men.
A ton of new potatoes would just
now command ready sale and good
price in the Ely market. There is
ionp-felt want for that article of table
luxury.
Theodore Winters has been allowed
1888 bounty by the State for sinking
an artesian well on his ranch in
Washoc Valley.
Mrs. Crane, of Santa Rosa, Calif"r.
MIA. daughter of did lady McQnitty
and sister of Dave, arrived from the
wcst Sunday morning tn visit her
mother and brother and his family.
II was in San Francisco, and not
Salt Lake las stated in our last that
Sam Lidfle died. DIR. Herrick must
shoulder tile blame for making rs say
the latter instead of the fni mer city.
To. lag is the last day of grace for
the re emption of property sold for
delinquent taxes last January. But
very little remains unredeemed. On
Monday the county will take deeds to
all that remains unpaid for.
The Belmont Courieer says the
ranchers of eastern Nye will raise fair
crops this season. Water is not so
scarce there as il is in the central and
western parts Of the county. The fruit
will be good on Currsnt Creek and
Duckwatcr.
Frank Newton is gathering up his
household goods in Taylor and will
pull out for Phoebe this week. T. f..
Edwards Is rodeoing the youthful
family branches, preparatory to a
nave 10 the same green field. VIC wish
bath our old neighbors prosperity at
Lincoln county's capital.
Drunken Indians are beginning to
show themselves again. The salutary
lesson given the vendors of "fire-wa-
ter" 10 10" at the last term of Court
seems to be forgotten. This time the
indications point to Chinatown as
the offending locality. Our officers
should follow up the good work begun,
and moi weary until this class of crime
10 eradicated from the community.
James Sampson, the irrepressible
sheep man of Spring Valley, has been
in town for several days, looking after
his wool interest, which he has out on
shares in this ection. Jim tells US he
has shipped 10000 pounds of wool
to st. Louis. Besides this he has sew
pral fiocks out on shares, from which
returns arc not yet in. Sampson has
perhaps the most prosperous business
in the county.
Andrew CarrigaD, of the firm Of
Durham, Carrigan s. Co, San Fran
cisco, died on the 7,h instant. lie
was for many years the Secretary oil
the San Jose Mining Company. whose
property is located at Egan Canyon,
We learn also that M. j. OConDor
brother of judge O'Connor, and one
Of the principal owners in the above
property, is also dead Both were
good and true men.
Elke Independent: j. Alexander