The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-06-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

n business trip to Salt Lake City. lie
will be absent ten days.
Jessie Peaslee is in from Phoebe
after bis family. He returns there
with them to-day.
The population of Ely according to
the report of Enumeration ID. Ii. Akey
is 1866, excluding Indians. That OF
Robinson is 81.
Boss Weber came in from Pioche
last Saturday, and, taking his sou, a
lad about 10 years, with him, returned
to Lincoln connty's capital Wednesday.
Notwithstanding the tight condi-
ton of the money market, all our
business people are making improve
ments to their places in painting and
other ways.
Dave Fclsenthal has been down
from the upper levels this week, bask-
ing in the sunshine of the capital.
His partner, Fred Clark, exchanged
places with him.
c. NJ. Thackston, Nevada attor-
ney, is here looking over the camp
with view to locating. The more
the merrier. Eureka (Tintie) Chief.
B.F. Miller having Withdrawn his
special contract rate with the Z. L. X.
II. Co, people will remember aud
have their goods marked care i. u.
Jacques, foano, New.
County Clerk Lanrenson, who went
~ Carson on the Walcott vs.. Watson
case wrote back week ago that he
would 20 10 the State prison next day.
Nothing has heard of him since.
Holders of White Pine county scrip
will tind short but interesting arti-
Gle in another column from the pen ot
Treasurer J. b. Williamson. July 18th
will be the opening day for proposals.
The new Huntington mill At the
Rob Roy mine was was started up
Tuesday ana is running smoothly.
The only drawback is scarcity OF
water, aud that will be supplied from
a spring that is now being brought IN.
We are now having garden truck of
home prnductinn-raddish, lettuce,
etc. This scribe acknowledges the
receipt of the first raised IN town
from Miss Elien Hayes and Henry
l;iepe. And they beat the California
imported article 10y Il long way.
The Finance Committee of the
Fourth of July are making saiisiae-
tory progress in raising funds Tor The
celebration, aud in our next issue the
full programme of exercises Tor the
day will he given.
Commissioner and Mrs. w. c. Gala
cher of Duck Creek, and Mrs. ID
Pierce of Cherry Greek, who Is visit
lug with Mrs. Gallagher, were IN town
Thursday ladies making brief
calls on old friends and ". Z. rust
ling round on private and official biz.
Jos. Maitos, OF the Nevada Stage
Line, was in town several days this
week. Mr.. Mattos has the snb-eon-
tract for carrying the mail between
Eureka and Taylo for the next four
years. During the past two years he
has given US good service, and his
past record is guarantee for the
future.
Nothing has been heard at this end
of the result of the writ OF pTohlbi-
ton against Judge Wells, which the
Supreme Court took under advisement
more than a week ago. This proceed
ing is greatly retarding the admins
iration of justice both in White Pine
and Lincoln counties.
Sheriff Bassett and John Henry
started out Wednesday on the trail Of
horse thieves in the direction of Egan
Canyon and Ruby Valley. Some of
the stolen horses belong to Mr.. Henry,
and it is said that the Taylor boys
and man who recently drove the
Taylor and Phoebe stage are the pros
pective candidates for the State Prison
VIM. Read, Superintendent Of the
Monitor mines at Taylor, left Wednes-
S day on Il business trip to San Fran
cisco. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Read s
visit to the Bay at this time has some
connection with the proposed pur-
chase of some valuable mining claims
in Robinson District. A. ID. Campton
went with Mr.. Read over to Eureka.
The surprise party at the Monitor
Ranch on Friday evening of last week
was grand affair. Ely, Duck Creek,
TAYLOR, Monitor Mill and Steptoe