The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-06-21

windy.
Sol Hip tarries in the City of the
Saints.
Re careful of fire. These windy
days are very dangerous.
To-day the sun reaches its limit
,or,h of the equator and is the long
est day in the year.
The first new potatoes came in from
paker's ranch in Snake Valley few
days ago.
House, Disregard e. Larsen will run
o50 tons of JOANNA No. 2 ore through
the Ely mill next week.
The Ely Jockey Club advertise in
another column two days races on the
9Th and 9th of July. Get your flyers
ready for the track.
Up. Dunkle has been confirmed by
the Sunate as Register of the Land
Office at Eureka, vice ID. IL. Hall,
term expired.
We acknowledge the receipt of
several copies of Senator Joaes' speech
ON the free coinage of silver, delivered
in the United States Senate May 18th
and 18th.
Mr.. Hoegh, of Eureka, Deputy ln-
ternal Revenue Collector for Eastern
Nevada, was in town several DAYS this
week locking after Uncle Sans rev.
enue. From here he went to Phoebe.
Miss Edna Scramlin, popular
Young lady of Cherry Creek, departed
for Colorado this week. Ii said there
will be wedding when Miss Scram-
lin reaches her destination.
Nothing has been heard from Sher-
iff Bassett and John Henry since they
started out on the trail of horse
thieves ten DAYS ago, and their friends
are anxious about them, lest the pur-
sued may have taken IN the pursuers.
A. ID. Cdmpton has made applica-
ton to be appointed L. 5. Mineral
Deputy Surveyor, and will no doubt
be appointed. There is no such Off
Ger now in the county.
We learn II. Sadler of Eureka has
taken the sub-conirac;s for carrying
the mails between Eureka and Taylor.
Taylor and Phoebe and Ely aud Rev.
ellie. Sadler has the sand Ia tackle
most anything.
ID rite Stewart, daughter If Mr. an
Mrs. w. b. Graham, has had u severe
attack of pneum mia THIS week. She
is now much better and improving
right along. DR.. Campbell is attend
ing upon her.
Dive Jolly, with his big wagon,
brought in from Eureka Wednesday
tw" San Francisco sample men with
their traps. After remaining here
one day they proceeded to Phoebe by
the same conveyance.
We are pleased tn learn that Mrs
Shekels, who has been very I'll aud not
expected To live, is improving. She
had II severe attack of pneumonia.
DIR. Owen ot Eureka is in attendance
upon her.
1t is reported that the Keystone
property, above Robinson, has been
sold by A. Jackson, and the property
will be transferred as soon as Mr..
Jackson can get the Sheriff's deed.
We could not learn who the purchas-
ers are.
Josiah and Elizabeth Potts were
hung in Elko yesterday for the MUIR
der of OLD man Faucet at Carlin.
This is the first woman that has been
legally executed on the Pacific Coast.
The people OF Elko used all efforts to
have their sentence committed to life
imprisonment, but the Board of Par
dons were immovable.
We acknowled the receipt from M.
II. dc Young of an invitation to In
spect the new Chronicle building and
plant in San Francisco. 1t is ten
stories high and cost a million dol
lars. The Chronicle is great paper
and will now have finest building on
the Coast.
The programme for the celebration
OF the Fourth of July will be found
In another column. The gentlemen
on the Committee of Arrangement;
Will exert themselves to have the
grounds and dancing pavilion in good
order. The accommodations will be
ample to accommodate all our coun-
try cousins, to whom cordial invita-
ton is extended.
John Wearne, an old resident of
Cherry Creek, and for many years