The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-05-03

The Board OF County COMMISSION
ors meet next Monday.
Miss Annie Freehill has purchased
G Houses lodging house.
MANY of our people are still com
claiming of bad colds.
Thursday being May Day, the pub
II school too vacation and teacher
and children went out pic-nicking.
Henry Hip has withdrawn from the
vLolesale liquor firm of Wolters Bros.
and engaged in the manufacture Of
mems clothing.
p Bonner, now of Tintic, Utah, is
the proud papa of another baby boy.
This new acquisition to Mr. Bonner's
already large family put in an appear
anee last Sunday week.
There are several carcasses OF dead
oattle in the creek between Hayes
bridge and Shaefer's brewery. Some
measure should be adopted to have
them taken out aud buried before the
weather gets warm and they become Il
source of pestlence To the town.
The Robinson Canyon Consolidated
Company have been busy for the past
four or five days and nights sluicing
gravel from Shaft No. 2, with a good
Roadway of water. They are in high
anticipation oyer the outcome.
VIM. Blair was in town yesterday
from Eureka. Those who expected to
see him loeomoting on wooden pegs
were most agreeably disappointed. It
was not our Bill Blair, but another,
who lost bis feet last winter by be-
ing frost bitten.
1t is waited hither ON the gentle
breeze of the political air that Hon.
o. IL. Grey. of Cherry Creek, Will be
candidate for Secretary Of State be-
fore the coming Republican State Con
lie is capable man for the
position.
II. c. Fenstermaker. of Fish Creek,
was arrested last Wednesday, charged
by Frank Shaw with killing a calf
not his own. lie was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500, to appear for
trial before Justice Wilson next Mon
day at 10 O'Clock a. NJ Eureka Sen
tlnel
Messrs. Scott and Hammer. Mon
tana stock buyers, have been in town
for several DAYS From conversations
with our stock men they are not likely
to make many purchases here, rs they
claim they eau buy both stock aud
beef cattle much cheaper in the north
ern country than in Nevada.
James Sampson, the Spring Valley
sheep man, writes rs from Salt Lake.
Jim is investing in city real estate rs
well as thoroughbred sheep. He says
corner lots in the business portion of
the city sell at from $4,000 TO 500,
900 and 80 off lively at that.
DR.. Owen and Al Lesser, after a
sojourn Of two weeks in this neighbor-
hood, departed for their home in Eu-
reka Thursday morning. The doctor
expressed himself as having had a very
pleasant visit among his old White
Pine friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Graham and
two children returned Thursday noon
from six weeks trip To San Fran
cisco, which has proved very benefi-
cial to Mr.. Graham's health. Fred
HIP came up with them aud vii So
iourn with Us for couple Of months.
Dave bennett tells Us he has struck
a fine showing of free gold ore Just
across the valley in the foot hills o.
the Schell Creek range. We would
be glad to see Dave make raise
and hope he has hit on to it this time.
The drug store now being put by
Disregard Brothers and Dave Rodifer
for Clark Il Felsenthal, Of Taylor, is
going to be the finest building in Ely
when completed. The carpenters are
now putting in the shelving and
counters.
The auction sale of the property be-
longing to the estate of the late f. N
Robinson at Seligman, which had
been advertised to take place May 18th,
has been postponed until further on
tlee, owing TO the impossible condition
OF the roads leading to Seligman.
Nose Scramlin is in from Cherry
Creek. He informs us that the Ex-
chequer lie sees have developed a body
OF ore in that mine and that their pros
poets for making some money are
good They have increased the force