The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
I0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

p. Bird, Taylor's sta BILE and wa
.ar snnnlier, was in town Thursday.
Anril 4th has been appointed Arbor
nav by proclamation made by tie
Goyernor of Nevada.
During Dave Jolly's recent absence
.ome petty thief got away with n
large canvas sheet he had for covering
hay.
The attention of sheep men is call
ed to the ad. of the non-poisonous
sheen dio of Cation, Bell d Co., San
Francisco, in another column.
Judge Bigeiow has greatly improv-
al in health. and will probably be
able TO hold Court some time this
week.-Reno Journal.
Thursday nights stage brought in a
big mail from Eureka. II had been
DELAYED for three days by railroad
blockades in the Sierra Nevadas.
Hon. Archie Mcdonnell. of Virgil
MIA City. is said 10 he n pronounced
candidate for the Republican nomln-
alton Tor hpFfTuOIs
FelSenthal g. Clark. of TAYLOR, will
put up drug store on the lot below
Harris & McDonald's saloon ~ soon
AS the luml,er can be got in from the
railroad.
The Spring term nj the District
Court for White Pine county Will CON-
vene here on Monday. April 7th. No
criminal. but much civil business, will
come before the Court.
A. B. Mcdonald, resident of
Cherry Greek six or seven years, but
who has been East since, returned here
last week Mac got married while
he was gone.
NJ. B. Garaghan of Ward came down
To the funeral aud has been tarrying
at the county seat for few days, ex.
changing winter mites with the deni-
Eens of the valley town.
w. c. Barry. of the Salt Marsh, was
in town Thursday aud went Ia Cherry
Creek to meet his mother-in. law, Mrs.
Croker. who IS going over Ia the
Marsh to visit with Mr. Barry
family.
Mrs f. NJ Baum of Pllisude died
on Tuesday morning of last week.
Her husband WAS in Elko Mt the time
for the purpose nf procuring nurse
for her. Mrs. Baum WIZ well known
tn many White Pinrrs. having kept
hotel at Pallsade for many wears.
NJ. Costello. agent of the san Jose
Company ut Egan Canyon, writes rs
that his company has come ~ tie
conclusion not To rcsme work in Egan,
and are willing To dispose Of their
entire mill plant.
According 10 the reports of Obser-
yer w. B. Lawler, tn the State Signal
Bureau, more snow fell NJ Ruby Hill.
in this county, during the months If
January mud February thar in any
other point in tins State.
W. N. McGill mas returned from
Salt Lake after dispnsing of his band
of beef steers We learn that he did
not find iii. Salt Lake market as good
as he expected. and he sold his steers
tn Nebraska traders.
A Local company been formed n,
Cherry Creek to work the Exchequer
mine on lease. The company is made
up resident miners and mill men. aud
as ii is said there is considerable fair
ore in the mine, it ought to made q
success.
The equinoxial storm struck here
Wednesday, morning 1t made "A wild.
fierce squirt of snow and hail, hut
could not hold no long. rhe weather
is. again settled, though the nights
COZ Snne cold.
Mr.. Parker, who purchased the
Davis sheep and ranch NJ Round
Springs, passed here from Utah a few
days ago His family will short fol-
low and they will make their home
at the Springs.
A gentleman who recently passed
through Spring Valley tells US the loss
OF cattle there has been pretty heavy.
A. q. Cleveland, he said, lost good
many. james Simpsons loss in sheep
is also considerable.
The Government timber suits in the
U. >. Circuit Court at Carson against
Oil but the Eureka and Palisade Rail-
road, the Eureka Con. and the Rich.
mond Mining Companies, have been.
dismissed aud the wood released.
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