The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-04-26
| NEAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
rhe latest silver quotatIon IS JaA

A IL. YieIs tnc HiN P'
WAGON" man, is back from his trip 10
Utah.
N. Hodges, of the Kansas mining
.,ndicate. is expected here in few
days.
7 Ranger is putting up residence
m the east side of Main street, below
McMichaels
Dave Jolly is grading and has lum-
h.r IN the ground for residence on
The lot west of L. s. SCOTS.
w 3. Graham and family will he
home from San Francisco next We'd
nesdsy.
Rem Miller is moving his house and
corras from the Argus mill. He will
bnjld on Main street, below Peaslee S.
Miss Katie Watson, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonla, is i'm
nroying rapidly under the treatment
of DR.. Owen.
The Record says the Bruckner fur
naces at the reduction works IN Phoebe
were started up last Sunday week for
motion a11 worked nicely.
1t is said Harry Campbell is back
again in Steptoc Valley anil that
Sheriff Bassett is on his track. II tile
Young knew what's healthy for him he
would give White Pine county wide
berth.
White Pine couaty is fortunate in
not having prisoner in its jail nor
patient in its hospital. Both have
been tenanilcss all winter.
Steptce Valley ranchcrs are now
busy pIosing aud putting in their
crops. Their crops this year will only
lie limited by tho amonn, of ground
the put in.
We had short but pleasant call
Yesterday from DIR. Owen of Eureka,
and we're glad to see the old gentle
man in fair health aud good spirits.
Charley Pritchard, after his biennial
tour of the mining camps of Nevada
and Utah, is back again in Hamilton.
Charley always takes the News, but
he makes it lively for Us changing his
address from one camp to another.
We were wrongly informed in the
statement made in our last issue that
Miss Alice carothers would open the
S,eptoe School. Miss Laboiteaux has
been engaged for the coming term and
will commence ON the irst Monday in
May.
Just received at Sol Hips, fine lot
of gents Spring and Summer clothing,
furnishing goods, and full supply of
underwear "a large variety. Also,
will have large variety of dry goods.
la1icss goods aud fancy articles Of
every description.
The weather for the past week has
been decidedly Spring like, raining
every day and night up to Thursday.
Some Of the showers were lnDg aud
quite heavy. The ground is thorough
~ saturated, and if it would turn warm
now the grass would spring up like
mushrooms in night.
George Kennedy, one of the old
time Cherry Creek merchants, was in
town several days this week on legal
business. He informs us that the
lessees of the Excheqner mine have
struck some good ore and have fair
prospects ahead. Dorland & McCurdv
made three days milling test of con-
carnations from the old Star dump
anu the result goes 10 show that it is
u paying proposition.
Mining matters in this district re-
main stniu quo That is, We have
nothing neM To report IN the way of
Development or sales. The RpD Roy,
which was reported sold Tor $4,000
in our last turns out be only true in
part Only third interest in the
property changed hands. and il is said
the proceeds Of that interest will be
applied loputting up u mill.
NJ. b. Garaghan and Lew Carpenter
returned the fore part of the week
from II trip through the White River
and Currant Creek country, where M
Garaghan had gone to look at some
mines. They were highly pleased
with the appearance of the country
through which hey passed. Out at
Currant Creek the Inhabitants arc in
dulglng in the luxury of spring gar
den truck
A great publication was had in Ell
Monday evening over the RECEIPT OF
the news that silver had reached and
gone above s. an ounce. One hun