The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-18
| neal AND GENERAL NEWS.
W. N. McGill is feeling Soo head
r ..,,le nj the Monitor ranch.

usa are ten days old and All frozen up
wand has raised to $12 cord in
p,rska How the Base Rangers must
SILVER.
1obn r. Bradley. of Elko, says the
om ;s thirteen feet deep al over
Rnby Valley. We doubt it.
bo water suit has just been
.tarted IN EIko county. The big fools
,.;l, have too much water next spring.
Parties in from White River say
,hore Is not-near so much snow on that
.;Je If the range as here, aud cattle
are doing well there.
There seems to he M let up to the
....sent storm. After few days rest,
|, started in yesterday and showed all
day.
What's the difference between full
rieced ship and and young friend OF
ours2 The first registers Al at Lloyds
and the last does not
This IS the kind of weather that
makes your woodpile look as If 1t
had been struck by ia grippe or
some other kind of grip.
William Blair, who had his feet am
minated in Eureka two weeks ago, Is
getting along as we'll as possible IN
der the circumstances.
lis reported that F. A. McDermid
lost 500 head of sheep on his ranch
north of Cherry Creek. during The re-
cent Geld spell. We hope the report
is exaggerated.
Over in Newark Valley, White Pine
county, says the Sentinel. cattle and
sheen are repurtcd in bad condition,
owing to the deep snow aud cold
weather.
The Auditor and Treasurer quar-
terly statement. showing the financial
condition of the county for the quar-
ter ending December 3ist, appears in
another column.
Reports from Jake Valley are TIM,
sheen are suffering from hunger and
cold and many are dying. We have
no news from Spring Valley and can
not tell how the herds and tiocks are
doing over there.
There is no travel. no business, no
news, going on in these parts. Every
body is STAYING a. home awaiting
fair weather and better roads. Even
the mail carriers appearance are like
angels visits, few and far between.
There came near being hay FAM
inc in Ely this week There is plenty
of the needlul article within ten or
twelve miles from here, but II Is hard
work TO get it in.
The stage that left Eureka last Mon
day had not arrived as We 20 10 press
g O'clock Friday afiernoonD. Not
knowing the difficulties in the way, we
are not inclined 10 grumble at The
great Inconvenience we are subjec; TO
by our delayed mails. Il
The sale of the property advertised
by the County Treasurer for delin-
quent taxes will come of next Monday
at 12 o'clock Ut the Court House door.
The taxes have been paid ON much Of
the property advertised.
Work (Which was suspended by the
recent siorms) has been resumed by
the Robinson Canyon Consolidated
Placer Mining Company. They are
meeting with very flattering prospects.
Now is the time to advertise out CO.
owners in mining claims who have
failed to do their proportion of assess
ment work or put up their hare of
expenses for the same. For this class
of advertising the NEWS offers liberal
terms.
Wednesday last, though quite pleas
ant IN Ely, is said by those who were
out to have been terrible day in
Steptoe Valley. The wind blew and
the shaw drifted fearfully. Capt.
Akey, who drives the Taylor stage,
tells US it was the toughest day of the
season.
hey there, EMIL Why don't you
or'ng In that Cherry Creek mailf
Your friends here are anxious about
you some fear you have fallen victim
% snow drift, while others think
Copi"s little dart has run clean
through you and on its wings bourne
you away to the Valley where the
orass grows green aud the butterflies
swarm In their native sunny home.
A provision famine 10 this section
10 one "t The evils that threatens us
unless this sfor,n La. a Al. =. i .