The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-04-19
locAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The latest silver quotation is 0626


thing akin to la grippe
Mrs. W. B. Graham extended her
ain from Eureka to San francisco,
,ssying the latter place last Monday.
n the District Court, on Friday
Gaming of last week, Mrs. Sarah Alice
Wsrty was granted divorce from
Henry Marty.
There arc ten prisoners in the Elko
county Jail. Most of them are await
inc for the next Grand Jury.
.rhe Times Review says the Nevada
,o,,ery shsrps should be knocked fat.
We think they were on the 18th of
February, 1879.
Chris Disregard and Dave Rodifer
are putttng up a 16x32 building for
CLARK & Felsenthal's drug store on the
lot below Mcdonald 81 Harris saloon.
So far the first month of Spring con-
t;nued cold and back ward, and though
most of the snow has disappeared from
the surrounding mountains, the grass
is very tardy of growth.
The Board of County Commission
ers, at their last meeting, made ar
ranaements to have the Court House
painted. The much-needed work will
probably be done next month.
The District Court adjourned We'd
nesday aud Judge Wells departed on
Fridays Cherry Creek stage Tor Bel
mont. where he opens Court on the
2Sth. He will be back here May 18th.
Miss Katie Watson. of Robinson. has
been down during the week with a
severe attack of pneumonia. DIR. Ha-
gar was sent for to Eureka, but as he
was not at home, DIR. Owen came over.
We learn that Miss Katie is better and
out of danger.
Miss Alice Carothers returned home
last week from Alpha, Eureka county,
where she had been teaching school
all winter. Miss Alice will shortly
open the the Steptoe school at the
Monitor Mill.
Cherry Creek Lodge No. 80. |. o.
o. F., has elected The following dele
gates IN the Grand Lodge, which con-
vrnes in r. n. June l7th: VI. Mac
Aulry. j. l.. Moore, Geo. II. Taylor
ara John Dolan.
The ranchprs along the Humboldt
in ElSo county, have held meeting
and employed Attorneys w. c. Love
and J A. Plummer to defend their
rights in the big water suit ut Winne-
mueca.
Work has been resumed on the Jn-
anna M. 2. and the mine is said To lie
lnoking very promising. |, is right
10 the mineral belt and is likely To
prove as valuable IA No. 1.
House & McGill. Mt the Ely Market.
have now hanging IN their hooks rs
fine, fat meat as we ever saw anywhere
II came from the Monitor Ranch and
was stabilized. II is nice Ia look ut
and delicious when served in a roas.
or steak.
Capt. Moorman was in from White
River few days this week. From
him we learn that our old friend, G.
A. Mathewson, was heavy loser 10
cattle during the past winter. Nichols
q Parsons also lost good many.
After years suspense, another lit
tie building boom has set in in Ely.
There is still scarcity of dwelling
houses. and if our mining boom is to
come this summer. many more houses
will be needed to accommodate the
increase of population that is sure to
follow.
We learn tina. the Rob Roy mine in
Robinson District, the property of
Watson & Brown, has been sold 10
Boaz d Lanyan for $40, 900 cash. The
purchasers are Pittsburg, Kansas, men.
If this he true. il is the first mining
sale of any note in the district, and
now that the "ice is broken" we may
look far other sales to follow in quick
succession.
The NEWS refuses a $50 monthly
advertisement from Mexican lottery
for two very good reasons, the first OF
which is that we are opposed to lot.
tcries in general, and the second, that
II Is violation of the Statutes OF
Nevada to publish such advertise
menfs. Some of our contemporaries,
however, are knowingly violating the
law.
In a IRE at Joe Cooks corral in
rioche on Thursday afternoon of last
week, Jesse Peaslee's 0rev nacino