The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-09
locAL AND GENERAL NEWS

He 1nIOIulo 10 t~J .
ont some rich ore there
A e. Cleveland, of Spring Valley,
hoe been in town several days this
week.
A little shower Thursday afternoon
had the effect of cool the scorching
atmosphere somewhat.
T. A. Pomeroy Brick of Eber.
bardt was at the county seat several
this week.
III. Marriott, of the Osceola Gravel
Mining CO., was in town a few days
this week ON Court business.
Anew line of groceries, aud clothing,
hats. and gents furnishing goods,
lust received 10y VIM. Hayes. Call
and examine them.
james McNulty, an old-timer of
Aurum, was in town several days this
week. Jim always wears smiling
countenance that does old friends good
to see him.
The Board of County Commissioners
Gallagher and Boyle, present-held
amceting Monday and transacted rou-
tine business.
Messrs. Geo. w. Baker, Martin
Baker and Mr.. Gender, all of Snake
Valley, were in town this week on
law business.
Hon. Eugene Howell, of Seligman,
Frank Paul and Edward McAllen, of
Hamilton, were at the county seat
several days this week.
We roget 10 learn that our old friend
J. Il. Kendall, of Hamilton, has had
another tussle with his old foe
rheumatism.
Ex-Governor Adams came in from
White River Monday. The Governor
looks somewhat used up from his re-
cent encounter with a bronco, but will
be himself again shortly.
We learn that the Osceola Gravel
Company are meeting with the success
they deserve. Some very fine nuggets
have lately been found in the hy-
draulic works.
Jos. Carothers was arrested yester-
day for malicious Misunderstanding
his mule several times with pocket
knife. Ii Joe is a sane man, he does
not act like 1t.
In Justice Weber's Court Thursday,
the cause of Joseph Huff VS.. VI. Cohn,
civil action for transferred account of
Mcdonald q Hurts. WIS tried. Plain
tiff was non-suited on informality In
in the proceedings.
ID. X. Collins, Cherry Creeks eflici-
ent p. NJ. came in Thursday evening
las witness) to help unravel the
tangled web of the Merrimac COM
pliea,ions.
Father Nattini, by advise of his
physician, has postponed his trip To
White Pine. MS he is suffering from
exhaustion of strength, aud does not
deem il prudent 10 undertake the
journey as he intended and announced.
To the first candidate who gets up
courage enough to announce himself
in these columns. we will guarantee his
election or no charge. Some induce
ment will have to be made to get this
Falls candidate crop in the market.
The Ely Mining and Milling Com
pany are sending some 20 tons of
Chairman ore TO the Monitor Mill
to have it worked on the dry crush
ing process. 1t is said the ore goes
up in the hundreds to the ton.
The proceedings set forth .by the
Republican County Central Commit
tee for their primaries next Saturday
will he found on our second page.
p. II. Cannon, A. NJ. Ellsworth, o.
II. Grey, George Kennedy, John Bor-
ebert and VIM. Sarvis, all of Cherry
Creek, are in town ON the Merrimac
suit.
In the District Court, which con-
vened Monday, two cases have so far
been disposed of-Walcott VS.. Wat
son and Gender VS.. Miller The case
OF Henry L. Scott VS.. Merrimac Min
ing Co. has been on trial for several
days and may last all week.
Jerry Kent and Ole Hansen, of
Steptoe Valley, two good citizens,
have been in town all week, attending
Court, much to the detriment of their
unknown meadows. Such, however, is
the civil (and moraD law. The just
must suffer for the transgressions of
the wicked.
"A hsolom NV am heoIoo, - MT