The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-07-05
l0cAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

curry has gone up 10 w degrees.
Leo Welty's wife and boy came in
from Utah the fore part of the week
and will reside here permanently.
u. B. Akey, A. NJ. Vanderlip and
chas. II. Pritchard were the census
enumerators for White Pine county.
Hon. A. E. Cheney of Eureka has
entered the as a candidate for the va
cant United States District Judgeship.
AS is usually the case on such oc-
casiop. there was a large and jolly at
tendance at the Fourth of July ball at
fuckers Hall last evening.
The NEWS is little late this week.
They say "an honest confession is good
for the soul" and we frankly plead that
too much Fourth of July is what held
it back.
Census Taker-How old ire you,
madam Madam We seen twenty
five Summers. Census Taker--How
did you come to miss the other
fifteen or twenty.
At the races, up the canyon, this
afternoon, there was large gathering,
nearly the whole town, besides many
from abroad. turning out to see the
flyers fly. Monitor. entered by Lew
Carpenter, won the 1000-yard and re-
peat race and purse.
Capt. w. NJ. Norman, of White
River, advertises some valuable stock
for sale in the News to-day; also
farming implements. Among the cat
lie are a number of good dairy cows.
VIM. Laurenson, our efficient Conn-
ty Clerk, whom we feared in our last
had ''strayed or was stolen, returned
home this week after pleasant trip
to the State Capital and San Francisco.
Judge Wells writes from Carson
that he will open Court here on July
14th and the jury impanneled several
months ago are expected to be here
July 10th. The Judge writes that he
looks for decision in his case from
the Supreme Court this week.
A run of Us tons of Joanna No. 9
ore made at the Ely mill last week
gave a satisfactory result to the own
ers of that property. The boys say
ii they had mill of their own they
would soon be on firm financial
footing.
Mcdonald & Harris, of the Cap
ital saloon, aud Clark & Felsentha of
the new drug store, raised an so foot
liberty pole in front of their buildings
on the Sd of July. It's the highest in
town. Sol Hip also had neat
liberty pole raised in front of his
residence.
Miss Jeanette A. Allen, a teacher in
the Minneapolis public schools, died
at that place on the 1st of June. Miss
Allen was for many years teacher
at Hamilton in this county, and lad
many friends here who will regret to
hear of her death.
Census Supervisor Lammon estim-
Inmates the population of Nevada at
$4,000, and thinks the complete GEN.
sus will not vary much from these
figures. In 1880 the population of
the State was 62,266, which is a fall
ing off of 1900 in ten years. Bad
silver Legislation did it.
Henry Kind and 4. Schendel were
over from Eureka the fore part of the
week looking at the Keystone prop
erty in which Mr. Kind has a half
interest. Mr.. Schepdel is a miner of
large experience, having for several
years been engaged at Morey in Nye
county. The Keystone property will
probably soon start up under his man
agement.
X. Sadler of Eureka was in town
several days this week, putting in
motion under his management the
the Nevada Stage and Transportation
Company. Mr.. Sadler tells us that
new passenger rates will shortly be
announced between Eureka and the
various points south on the route to
Phoebe. Good stock will be kept on
the route and quick time made. As
Mr.. Sadler is also running the buck
ooad route from Eureka to Palisade
ne Will run passengers through to the
iatter point on alternate DAYS, without
laying over for the e. & p.
Sol Hip has returned from bust
ness visit to Salt Lake and San Fran
CISCO heretofore such trips used to
have soothing effect on Soils ardent
ana lmpulslve nature; but this time it
proved the revarao g. -. -: ..,...