The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-07-25
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hardt to do carpenter "oIh'
AC. Cleveland has returned from
his trip to st. Louis and Chicago.
A good dentist coming TINS way
would do good business Tor coupi'
of weeks.
NEGOTIATIONS are pending that may
in the near future result In renewing
act;ve operations ON the Argus mines
at Taylor.
Two hundred and fifty men are en-
Moved in the Bullion Beck mine Id
Tintic, Utah.
Stems are being taken to start
National Bank at Carson. Theodore
Winters of Washoe is said to be az
the front of the movement.
l. The working force on the diamond
mine at Eureka has recently been IN
creased. There are now % men Oh
the payroll.
The Tuscarora Times-Review says
that electric lights will be put IN
number of the business houses and
dwellings in Tuscarora.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Adams were
in town several days this week having
come In from their cattle ranges on
White River. They left Thursday for
a trim to Clevcland's ranch in Spring
Valley.
The largest bill allowed by the new
State Board of Examiners for the
month of June was 81 800, which was
maid to A. c. Pratt for complete
artesian well, windmill and tank at
the Orphans Home.
Frank Golden of Virginia City and
Miss Mamie Morris of Empire were
married in San Francisco last Mon
day. This is no doubt golden we'd
ding.
A Douglas county woman has just
discovered that her husband is valued
ut only 500 81. The poll tax rate is
81 cents ON the dollar, aud he pays
80 poll tax.
Austin Advocate: Mrs. George Spen-
Ger, wife of ex-senator George K.
Spencer of the Kingston mines, ar.
rived in Austin Tuesday from the
East, where she aud her husband spent
the winter.
The Salt Lake Liberals won "A great
victory last week over the combined
forces of the Democrats. Republicans
aud MOrmons at the election tor
School Trustees. The Liberal major-
ity was 700.
Dan Mcdonald pulled out last Sum
day in his own yacht for his usual
summer vacation, headed for Phoebe
Dan will cruise around and get in at
the Deep Creek races some time next
month.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says: A
big strike is reported in the Bulwer
mine, Bodie. The report is that they
have 13foot ledge of good ore.
The trial of the case of the State
VS.. Thomas Horn at Reno failed of
conviction, the jury being unable to
agree-standing six to six. Horn, it
will be remember, was arrested sew
eral months ago for robbing Al.
Whites faro bank of $500.
NJ. X. Parsons, while at Toano,
New, the other day, bought 10000
pounds of wool at from 1872 to 10
:. cents. This wool has been slipped
East. The price is the lowest yet
reported in this portion of the West.
Charley Pritchard. of Hamilton,
after months perambulation up in
the Occur d'Alene country, has come
down to Park City, Utah, and gone to
work in the Derby mine. Charley
says the Park continues to DO very
lively camp.
j. b. Williamson made a flying
trip to Cherry Creek the fore part of
the week. lie reports our neighbor-
ing town very quiet. The mill is
running nicely aud working the con-
centrates up to satisfactory point.
Frof. Olsen, and Messrs. Yost and
Fletcher, of the Ely Brass Band, went
over to Cherry last Sunday and gave
ball there Monday night, which
affair. '''
Carl Schuman, the photographer.
mas returned from his two months
business visit to Osceola. At the re-
quest OF parties here who want some
WORK done, Mr.. Schuman has put up
MS tent at the old stand and will re.
main until Moolo.. ....... -,