The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-17

The mercury crawled to 80 degrees
In the shade yesterday.
All bonds, we believe, held by the
Kansas syndicate on mining proper
ties in this District, expired this week.
Fred Clark has got into his new
store and is busy shelving and arrang-
ing bis new stock.
Our local sports need high protec-
five tariff to shut out "imported' com
petition.
Frank X. Murphy has been recon-
m;ssioned by Gov. Stevenson as No.
tarv Public to reside at Ely.
Hon. o. IL. Grey and Justice Sullins
of cherry Greek have been here for
several days on Coult business.
People around here call it the Kan
sas colony now instead of the Kansas
syndicate.
Miss Alice Carothers has been ten
lered the White River school for the
coming term. The school will open
on the first Monday in June.
Judge Noteman, another reputed
Kansas capitalist, came in from the
East by way OF Frisco and Osceo!a,
last Sunday, and joined the colony up
the canyon.
Dave Jolly lost n purse containing
$l5 in gold last Monday. If some
honest man would find and return 1t,
Dave would not object.
An election for Mining Recoraer of
Robinson District is called for 2 7. NJ.
next Saturday afternoon May 24th),
at the residence of w. Il. Lyons IN
Ely.
Ex-Governor Adams has been in
town tor several days. lie came in
from a tour of his Nye county stock
ranges aud looks tie picture of health
aud happiness.
John Verzan aud james Hixon OF
Taylor are down Mt the county seat,
renewing old acqualntanceship with
their many friends.
Leo Welty, of Shaefer's brewery,
has made his his first brewing and ex-
poets tn put the domestic article on
the market next week.
II. NJ. Games, the former we'll known
coIored barber of Taylor, died in Phil
adelphis last February. The old man
was liked and esteemed by all who
knew him.
Hon. Eugene Howell. of Seligman,
has been nj the county seat al week,
attending Ia business connected with
the Robinson estates.
Commissioner Muir, of Hamilton,
was at the county seat Monday and
Tuesday. He is now mining on Treas
ure Hill and has found good paying
mine.
The machinery for the new mill at
the Rob Roy mine is expected in to-
day ar Tomorrow. As it's tn be new
tangled racket we arc not prepared IN
say much about II until we see il in
operation.
{. j. Bosko, the rotund. genial San
Francisco whiskey drummer, came in
from Phoebe by private convey ance
Wednesday afternoon. He went out
by fridays Eureka stage.
Jos. Mattos, of the Nevada Stage
Line, has the sub-contract for carrying
the mail between Elko and Tuscarora
for the next four years.
Attorneys Rives and Beatty, Wren &
Cheney, of Eureka, and w. H. Beatty.
OF San Francisco, have been here dur
ing the week on the Joanna suit. Mr.
Wren returned home yesterday.
J. b. Williamson has bought out all
the scattering lumber dealers and
formed strong trust in that neces-
sary article. John says, however, he
will not send the price up. He occu-
pies the yard across from Riepe's
Hotel.
VIM. Erskine and Geo. W. Halstead
were in from Hamilton several days
the fore past of the week. Mr.. Hal
stead has quit following the varying
fortunes of mining camps and settled
down as an honest rancher on Duck
water in Nye county.
Dorland & McCurdy, who leased
ana tried to work the old Star dump
at Cherry Creek, have thrown up the
sponge, their venture having turned
out complete failure. They could
not get enough ore out of the rock to
pay.