The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-04-04
New York QUoTATIoNs. = Silver
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come at last.
The County Commissioners Will
hold their quarterly meeting next
Monday.
The Monitor mill dropped stamps on
the 1st They have some ore to run
through.
The last of the grippe sufferers in
Elv-J.B. Williamson and Ross Hum
phrey-are up and around, having
worn out old grippe.
We learn that L. p. Stenstrom of
Cherry Creek las bad two strokes of
paralysis lately, from the effects of
which il is feared he cannot recover.
Bro. Simpson, who has been with US
for the past five weeks, has returned
to the "Old Brown Bull, which he
reports looks promising for good
mine.
The citizens of Austin held jolii-
cation meeting last Saturday night
over the bill granting franchise TO
the Nevada Air Line Railroad.
We devote considerable of our
space this week to IA synopsis of the
laws passed by the last Legislature,
careful perusal of which will show
they did some good for the State.
Letters received from Cherey Creek
say the grippe is still holding sway
there. DR. Martin was one of the first
taken down with it, and was couse-
quently unable to render medical and
to his fellow sufferers.
r. w. Burlington, Of Deep Creek,
was in town several days this week.
He tells Us the people gu; his way
have great hopes Of getting a railroad
from Salt Lake within the next year
A. ID. Campton went out with Mr.. b.
to do some surveying.
Prince Peters, a White Pine county
boy, is now on the police force in San
Francisco. We met him while below.
lie is fine looking young man, tow
ering up "six-foot-two,o and in his
uniform looks like he might be a holy
terror to evil doors.
Capt. A. g. Carpenter, of the Rob
Roy mine, returned by Thursday even
ing's Cherry Creek stage from four
months visit To- Kansas. The Cap
tain, though not spared by the grippe,
looks as if the trip did HIM good.
We learn that VIM Dodd. OF Steptoe
Valley, is very seriously Ill with the
prevailing disease. All those who
were in delicate health before seem to
have hard time getting rid of the
grippe.
Richer and more of it This is the
news that comes to us from the Jo-
anna mine. Early this week the les
sees working in the mine-Andy Ser
vice, VIM. Larsen and Sam Rutledge
broke into ore that assays $75 to
the ton, and they are opening up a
large body of it.
An itinerant vender of solder, with
GLIDE tongue, "didn the town of Ely
last Monday. His stock in trade con-
sisted of small sticks of solder which
he sold 20 the good housewife for p
and 80 cents a stick, after satisfactor-
lily explaining its modus operandi by
DhluluR hOlCa Az llu Aduo hud WIN
the solder AID lighted candle to melt
it, sealing them up in a gitfy. The
young man was in hurry aud after
doing the town lost no time in get
ting out. When his panacea for all
the ills that tinware ware is heir to
was tried on leaky vessels it was
found n. <. On new tin it works all
all right, but on rusty pans or burned
out pots it's no go. In other words,
its dead frand.
II is with sincere regret that we
learn of the dangerous illness of NJ.
j. Costell at Egan Canyon. Mike has
been in poor health for several years
and in no condition To resist severe
attack of the grippe which came on.
lie was also isolated from personal
care or medical treatment, and it was
only when others began to recover
from the disease that poor Mike was
thought of. Charley Green was the
first to go to his assistance. DR. Mar
tin Is said to have expressed the opin-
ion that there was little or no hope
for Mr.. Costello's recovery.
There is quite colony of White
Piners in San Francisco. Among
them the News man met while below
Robert Briggs of Taylor, Duff Brown
of Osceola, w. III. Fillmore of Cherry