The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-19

The latest silver quotation Is 92M.
D.. Camp ell is down from laylnr
on professional business.
The Ely mill is running steadily On
Keystone ore.
Eureka countv's tax levy for 1889
is 3 80 ON each 500 valuation.
Eugene Nobinson, of %Srligman. has
gone to Washington with Nevada's
electoral vote.
Fifteen degrees below Zero was whit
thermometer registered in Ely Thurs
day morning. Whewl but il was cold.
There is quite a number On the sick
list in Ely just now. None ,%eriously,
however.
County Clerk Laurenson has given
$40 - the ElY School Fund. Good
hey, William.
The independent saws there a good
opening in Elko for a tirst-class shoe
maker.
Dave Jolly, Il well know Taylor
miner. but for the past year of Tus-
csrora, has gone 10 Virginia City.
If you want a paper of pins or a
quartz mill, he sure and order vla
Wells, care B. +. Miller.
The Assessor Of Elko county places
the bullion yield of Tuscarora for the
past year al 81 DOC, 900
There is a scarcity Of local news at
present. Everything seems Ia ut a
stand still and there no news To gather.
Our exchanges throughout the State
seem to similarly situated.
Eureka Sentinel The merchandise
business Of X. Sadlrr & Co, has been
merged into "A joint stock company.
and will hereafter be know AS THE
II. Sadler Company"
A nice lot Of rubber ovcrshoes for
children. bows and girls, ladies' and
gents wear. just received at Sol Hips
Ely store.
There is n proposition to pass a bill
compelling assessors tn assess all
property AT full value. Carson APP
peal. They generally have assesse
this print shop for all it Is worth, and
for more than we could ell II.
Last Sunday and Monday we were
Visited by the first Suaw storm nf aIy
in portane. til. "iniAr Abuni 6ua
inehes 80 herr. lus u - said e. have
fallen in the mountains To much
greater depth. This storm WIS badly
needed aud = welcome visitor.
The lunar %eeliusc came off We'lnes-
day night rs per programme Al 3
o'clock the rarth's shallow struck to-
eastern limb nf the full moon and
continued Ia en-, n hig gap In the
lunar surface until ABOUT 10 o'clock,
when our fair attendant presented the
appearance of u thin crescent like The
new mpon.
Next Monday County Treasurer Will
hanson will sell ut public auction in
front ut the Court Hoa>e The adver-
tised list nt property on which, the de-
linqnent taxes have not been pnid.
Six montlss time to redeem, with
3 I,er cent. per month interest. is the
only privilege OF the owners of the
property.
White Piue's delegation in the Leg
i|slaiure are on the following standing
committees: Senator Comins on Ways
aud Means. Corporations and Rail-
roads. Asscmblyman MeQnitiy IN
Agriculture and Public L1ndS; Assem-
blyman Rlrpe an State Institutions
aud Public Morals.
Asscmblymen Pnujad and Cheney
will make broad marks in the House
this s,ssioen. They are bright and
the first named has hid l"ur yeats ex-
perience in the Senate wltre hc dis
iinsuished himself, the latter is n
thoroughly educated atlorney.-Uar-
son Tribune.
Reno Journal IF drifting the wrong
way brought wealth, many Nevada
newspaper men would have long since
retired in atfloence, and the Slate
would have had many accessories TO
its %millinnaires Yes the world thinks
that newspaper %proprietors are hording
mp the filthy lucre" by the ton.