The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-03-21

w. L. Davis OF the NEWS writes
from San Francisco that he will be
home to-day or tomorrow.
las. McOmie and family returned
from Grass Valley Monday where
thew have been on a visit for three OIL
four months.
Senate bill repeating the 12 o'clock
closing law in all counties except Sto-
rev, Washoe and 0rmsby passed the
Senate on the 18th.
Carl Schuman gives notice in an
other column that he will not take
any photographs at his gallery after
the Cd of April.
John B. Williamson, County Treas
urer, is having a severe struggle with
the grippe. His is the only case in
town where the patient is confined to
bed.
Tuesday, says the Elko Free Press
of the 14th, road engine was un-
loaded at this place. 1t belongs to
Isaac Irwin and will be used on his
fruit ranch at Duckwater, Nye county.
They have all had bout with the
grippe up at Ward except NJ. b. Gar
afghan and John McGoren. who don I
appear to have any vulnerable points
in that respect.
VIM. Reed, Superintendent of the
Monitor mine in Taylor, was in town
Thursday after men to fill positions
in the Monitor mill which will be
started up ON the LIST of April.
Sol Hip is just in receipt of a fresh
stock of new goods, with more on the
road, shortly to arrive. He will be
pleased to see his old his customers
and the public generally call in see
his new stock.
Over 5000 in gold was taken out
of Boone Tilford's placer claim in
Osceola one day last week in an hour
with dry washer. We understand
water will soon be brought on the
ground from the Osceola Company's
ditch which is but short distance
above the claim.
Lincoln county has responded to
White Pines call to the tune of 1888
on account of tile little job we did
for that county, namely: the hanging
of Hank Parish. Major Treece re-
ceiyed check for above amount
Wednesday.
Col. J A. Heating, Prof Jos. Cans
and r. II Franks, of Montana, mr.
rived by Thursdays Cherry Greek
stage. They came for the purpose of
taking u look at the mines around
Ely. Mr.. Franks was here over "A
year ago aud it is fair to conclude he
was tavorably impressed with the
showing here.
J. f. Cupid, County Recorder, was
attacked by vicious dog on the
street Wednesday and received Sc
we're bite in the calf of the leg, which
broke the skin aud left bad bruise.
J. +. now finds it difficult to amble.
The dog died-that is, A. &. House,
the owner, promptly took the brute
out and shot him.
Geo. Stone, who has been driving
out of Taylor for some time past
leaves this morning for the Eureka
end of the Nevada Stage and Trans.
portation Company's line. George
has handled the ribbons amid more
stirring seems and was one of those
matchless Jehus of the Pioneer Stage
line across the Sierras, the like of
which will never be seen again.
w. G.'Lyons, one of the owners of
the Chairman mine, marshaled his
forces Thursday and resumed work
on this claim, it having been closed
down for three weeks on account of
the general i'll health of the COM
munity. 1t is generally conceded
that the Chairman is hard to beat,
that IL stands in the forefront and
gives promise of becoming one of the
best pieces of mining property in the
State. IL will be remembered that
fourteen tons of ore from this claim
were worked at the Monitor mill pro-
ducing close on to 5000 to the ton,
1926 of which was gold. They don't
beat this showing anywhere.
Martin j. Toby, after a three-weeks'
struggle with la grippe, died at his
residence in Ely Sunday. He is the
first and only victim of that disease
in town where it has been general.
A week before he died it was thought
he could not survive, but was feeling