The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-11-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The latest silver quotation is 81 OF.
Lead, "a go.


10 San Francisco.
successfuld candidates for county
Offices at the late election are now
rustIing round for bonds.
The people of Cherry Creek are
mooving in the matter of getting up a
grand Christmas ball.
Mr.. Louis Pollard and Miss Rosa
Mclaughlin came 10 from Spring
Valley Thanksgiving at the county
seat.
The owners of the Peacock mine
have bonded the property. We will
give the details of the bond in a
future issue
The delinquent tax list is published
in the NEWS to-day. Less than
$4,000 have gone delinquent, which is
y good showing for these dull times.
The big Indian scare up in the Da-
kotas is subsiding. The prompt action
of the military no doubt brought the
redskins TO their senses.
LII Eastern Nevada ranchers are adj
vertising their Willingness to trade hay
for cattle. Last Winter il wes just
the reverse.
Ex-Governor BlaisdeIl is developing
a fine silver aud lead prospect at
White Pine, Nevada. Some of the
ore runs Us high us 1000 onnces to
the ton.
There will be no meeting of the
Board of Commissioners next Monday,
they having at their last meeting adj
journed to December 18th.
The delinquent tax list of Elko
county this year amounts to but little
over $500. The delinquent amounted
to something over 5000 last year.
We are now having the finest
weather of all the year. Though the
nights are cool and frosty, the days
are bright, warm and sunny.
The State University has received
its extra $4,000 under the now APP
portionment which makes $31 900
that institution has received from the
General Government.
Phoebe Record: Frank Newton
sold his household effects last Satur-
day and departed Wednesday for
Tintic, Utah, where he goes to engage
in the grain business.
w. X. Ball of Reno has shipped 21,-
900 pounds of honey to Ohio from
Reno, and it was sold there for 20
cents per pound. The freight was two
cents per pound by the carload.
And now comes the Reno Gazette
aud boldly proclaims that, under the
law. Senator Jones is not resident af
Nevada, and consequently is Ineligible
to the office of U. s. Senator. The
Gazett's point is we'll taken.
r. A. Riepe popped into town
Thursday, looking like basket of
new chips. Dick is always welcome
visitor to Pipche and has many warm
friends here. He returns to Ely to-
day Record.
Hank Parish, now 10 the county
Jail, who is to be hung December 18th,
is suffering great mental as wei rs
bodily anguish. Sheriff Bassett and
his deputy are showing the unfortun-
ate man all the liberty and kindness
they can consistent with his safe
keeping.
Feed reduced AT the Dexter Livery
Stable. Hay so cents day per ami
NAL. | have also on hand large
stock of oats and chopped barley,
which / will. sell at lowest prices for
cash. (n15+) ID. JOLLY.
The late amateur entertainment de-
veloped the fact that there is consid-
able latent dramatic talent In this
community, which, if cultivated,
would prove equal, If not superior, to
many of the troupes that go through
the country.
Thanksgiving Day passed of very
quietly in Ely. There were many
social gatherings at the festive board
In private families. In the evening
the amateur entertainment and dance
at fuckers were largely attended
and gave much amusement and
and general satisfaction.
The item IN our last issue, relative
to the purchase of the Green Springs
by the Eberhardt Company, proves to
be without merit. Supt. Read tells
us there is nothing in it, as the CON-
pan.y can at very small expense put
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