The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-10
lOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


During the past week the weather
has been cold and showery. The
Spring is very backward.
Fred Clark is down from Taylors
INNER levels viewing the Architectural
beauty of his new building.
We regret to have to chronicle that
that worthy p. NJ, w. b. Graham is
on the sick list.
It's about time for the School Trus-
tees in the several districts in the
county to appoint their Census Mar
shals for the school year.
Leopold Cassel, of the wholesale
Iiouor house of Wolters Bros, San
Francisco, was in town several DAYS
this week and departed for the rail-
road by yesterdays Cherry Creek
stage.
Jesse Coberly has been awarded the
contract by the Board Of Commits
ers to build a road and bridge the
creek at convenient point to the
Court House. This is a much-needed
puDllC improvement.
The attention of painters is called
to the ad. of SEALED Proposals for
painting the Court House by the
Board of County Commissioners in
another column.
George Kennedy, Of Cherry Greek,
passed through Thursday en- route
home from Eureka. We learn that
Mr.. Kennedy has instituted suit
against the Merrimae Company for
$7,579.
Quite 4 Roadway Of water is now
coming down the canyon and passing
the ditch from the melting
snow in the mountains. The placer |
workers are taking advantage of the |
water and working like beavers.
The District Court convenes next
Wednesday, and the first business on
the calendar will be the hearing of
the cause of Josephine Walcott vs.. 4.
r. Watson. When that is disposed of,
other civil business, and perhaps, u
case, will demand the atten-
ton of the Court.
Dave Jolly, since he took hold of the
Dexter stable. has made IN nv useful
additions to its equipment. lis latest
is a tine doublc-seated wagon of the
arryall pattern, just the ding to ae-
tours ) or Others wishing
Ia make long trips. Dave tells Us he
has NOW one of the best equipped Iiv-
cry stables in Eastern Nevada.
From james Mcdonald, who has
worked u; Ruby Hill all winter, we
learn that work has been temporarily
suspended on the Brooks mines there
and the agent has gone 10 Boston to
report ard receive further instruc-
tons rs to the future Jim says the
mines are looking well.
Reno Journal: Ex-senator Spencer,
of Alabama, was a passenger for the
Bay Sunday night. His family are
now out on the White Pine ranch, but
the Senator will devote most of his
time this summer to developing his
mining interests at Kingston, Lander |
county.
Col. Jos. Grandelmyer, who has been
up at Robinson for several days, in
specting the mines Of this district, !
sends his compliments TO the editor of |
the News. The Colonel is thorough |
miner, and his opinion of a mine is
worth more in real merit than a score
of those professional fellows the big |
mining magnates send around this |
country 10 inspect mines.
Ora. Bibbins, Geo. Coburn, r. NJ.
aud Will Peters pulled out yesterday |
morning with two horse team laden |
down with provisions and mining sup
plies for Sacramento Pass, where they |
have some promising mining proper
ties they will work.
Census Marshal Lennon of Nevada,
finds II hard work TO find enumerat0rs
IN this county to do his work at the
wages he offers. Fred Clarks was
offered the deputyship in District SO
OF Nevada at So per day and refused
the job. As the district is laid out he
would have to travel over a large
scope OF sparsely settled country and
MS horse hire and expenses would not
leave hlm more than So day. Com
pe'eht men will not do the work at
that price.
All the freight teams will soon be
engaged IN freighting the new gold
mn from the railroad. Not wishing