The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-06-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


is around with his big portfolio.
Col. Grandelmyer of Hamilton and
Judge Wells personally represented
White Pine county in the Silver Con-
vention.
Gus Hintze. the popular Eureka sa-
loon man, was married AT that place
NAV 9th to Miss Emma J. Browning.
Phoebe Record: Dan Roder is open
at his old place on the road just below
Jackrabbit and rakes in a stray quarter
every once in awhile.
The Reno Gazette says o. III. Grey
of White Pine is said 10y the knowing
ones to be the coming man fer Secre-
tary of State.
The nights and mornings have been
quite cool during the week. Monday
night the mercury went down to %
and all kinds of vegetation was badly
frost-bitten.
There is is just now n great deal of
prospecting going on in this district,
and from every quarter come encour-
aging reports from the prospectors.
The new Huntington mill for the
Rob Roy is in place and will be
started up Monday, though the con-
centrators have not arrived.
At the Joanna No. 2, owned by
Watson, House, Disregard and Larsen,
d small force is at work taking out good
ore If the boys had milling iacili-
ties they would soon make a raise Oh
No. 2.
A large delegation of Elyites went
down to the Monitor Ranch last even
ing 10 surprise Mr.. and Mrs. McGill
and their household. As they were
merry crowd they will no doubt
have a good time.
Ira J. Mcknight, of the Shekels
Ranch. is over the range with the ro-
dec party, looking after bis cattle.
Ira tells Us that lis aud his mothers
losses by last winters storms, were
very heavy.
II. X. Nichols, of the firm of Mich
OILS & Parsons. who has large land and
stock interests in White Pine county,
has been in this section during the
week overlooking the same.
Candidates for county offices are
announcing ihemsel in their respec-
tive localities throughout the State.
Intending candidates in White Pine
county should follow suit.
n. c. Cleveland, who has been at
tending the Steptoe Valley rodeo for
the past ten days, returned home yes
terday. Mrs. c., who bad been ysit-
ing at the Monitor Ranch and here,
accompanied him.
School Census Marshal X. q. Davis
has completed the census of Ely Dis
triet aud furnishes rs the following
figures: Number of children under
81 year, AZ; between g aud IS wears,
pa; of which 4 are boys aud ID girls.
Ex-Governor Adams, whose cattle
are being rounded from a thousand
hills, has been with us for several
weeks. The Governor is n gentleman
who makes friends wherever be goes.
There was a full meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners last
Monday. Outside OF routine bust
ness, the only matter of interest acted
on was letting a contract TO pant the
Court House. |. G.. Moon and L. +.
O'Neil were the successful bidders for
$3.50, the county to furnish the neees-
sary material.
A civil suit by Alex. Wilson against
a. X. Watson for 5000 was tried in
the Justice Court before a jury last
Saturday and judgment rendered for
the plaintiff in the sum of $104 90
and costs. The defendant appealed
TO the District Court.
Bert Brown, who has been the Sher-
if keeper at Seligman during the
past winter and spring, is back again.
He tells the population of that once
flourshing camp now consists of four
Mrs. |. NJ. Robinson, Miss Hanna,
Eugene Howell and John Doyle.
Tramps, bummers and whisky ven
ders to Indians had better give Ely a
wide berth. A tar-bucket brigade is
said to have been recently organized
to deal with this class of offenders.
Our people are in no mood to longer
expend the county revenue ia feeding
and giving judicial trials to this
worthless class.
There has not been received up to
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