The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-04-05
/ neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

Monday
Tomorrow will he Easter Sunday,
feast of unusual solemnity in both
the Catholic aud Episcopal Churches.
IA. Comins is putting up adwell-
Inc house between J. b. Simpsons
and the school house.
The Eberhardt- Monitor mill on
steptae Greek dropped stamps last
Wednesday. They expect prosperous
summers run.
Sol Hip received dispatch from
Cincinnati, dated March 29th, bring
ing the sad news of the death of Aaron
Kahn, his brother-in law.
James Holland, who was in town
Thursday from down the valley, in
forms US many cnws with young calves
are diving ON the ranges and even in
corrals.
We regret tn learn that our old
friend, Farmer Burke, of Schel boprne,
was q heavy Ioser in cattle during the
winter storms. 81 was Commissioner
Boyle.
A letter from Osc,ola, date,l April
ist. SAYS. Our school commenced to-
day, with Miss Rosa Mclaughlin Ms
teacher Parents. children. leache!
and Trustees are happy. Gnod vii
all round.
w. +. Cooper, Gov. T~bof's mining
expert, has been busy all week, sam
ping aud assaying the JOANNA b.
nanza, and has not put in an appear
ance in town yet.
From private letter we learn that
Maurice Healy, of Ruby Valley, start
ed 10 the Winter with forty head of
cattle and that he has now but two
head left. -Elko Independent.
A friend writes US from Osceola to
warn workiDgmen against going to
that camp. He SAYS there are 500
men IN the camp now, many If them
out of work. The hydraulics have not
started up yet.
gentleman who was Mt Ruby Hill
10 this county few DAYS ago. says
the snow is six feet on leve! there
vet. In the canyons "a the north and
east ut the range, II is more than 30
feet dcep--the canyons being COM
petely filled un.
II lW,ks ~ If we were going Ia have
an abundance uf hour- made beer this
summer Two bre errics are prepnr-
ing to start M. Messrs Merger 81
Cochran are putting the Philadelphia
10 good shape, while Mr. Wrliy Is
overhauling the Shaefer plant with
the view of starting up shortly.
Mrs. ID Felsenthal and three CHI
dren, of Taylor, departed on a visit
to California Thursday morning They
will stop a short time with relatives in
Sacramento. and from thence will go
to Ventura county To visi' their mother.
Mrs. Paddleford. Dave took the fam
lily by private conveyance Ia Wells.
Sheep are in demand but there are
very few for sale. Wethers bring
higher prices than heretofore and
fancy prices are asked for stock sheep.
Any one having sheep for sale is re-
Ofiice.-Silvcr State.
The Board of County Commission
ers will hold their quarterly meeting
next Monday. As full Board will
most likely be present, We deem it
timely and proper to call their atten-
ton to the necessity of providing ways
and means to have the Court House
painted. If this necessary work is
much longe: delayed the building will
suffer great damage. 1t is case of
"a stitch 10 time" etc.
w. I. Aiken, of Osccola. was in
town several days this week on min
ing business. Billy looks young, hale
and and hearty, and WAS logged out
In such 6nery that we were struck
with the idea that he WAS in after n
marriage license. But he denied any
such intent. He and his fellow con-
tractors made good thing last Fall
and Winter out of their tunnel con-
tract on the water ditch. He has some
good mining property in Osceola, and
MS faith in the future of that camp is
at par.
Messrs. Boaz & Lanyan, members
OF a Pittsbur9, Kansas, syndicate, and
Dr. Sawyer, of the same place, arrived
here the fore part of the week and
nave spent their time examining the
bonded mines and the district gener-
ally. Yesterday they went up to the