The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-07-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
NEW York QUOTATIONS. = Silver
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There are six steamers plying on
Lake Tahoe this summer.
Robert N. Catlin, of Tuscarora, has
been granted patent for an auto
matte magazine gun.
Mrs. A. @. Cleveland, of Spring
Valley, is in Ely on visit to her
mother, Mrs. Hill.
A. X. Watson Is 10 Eureka, endeav-
oring to strsighten out the tangled
web of his bonanza law suits, or to
further complicate it. We don't know
which.
Two cases of arms have been return
ed to the State srmory from Nye
county, the scene OF recent Indian
troubles. A few stands were retained
as an incentive for Lo to keep quiet.
United States Attorney Thomas F.
Wilson has secured over 100 indict-
ments under the Edmunds Act in Ar
iona during six months.
VIM. Read, supt. of the Eberhardt-
Monitor, came in from Hamilton
Wednesday and went up to the Moni-
tor mill.
They must keep most villainous
brand of whisky in Lincoln county,
judging by the number of brutal
murders committed there under its
baneful influence.
The joint quarterly report of the
Auditor and Treasurer, showing the
financial condition nj the county for
the quarter ending June Both is pub
lished in another column.
II Is reported that John II. Kittrell
is coming to Reno To engage in law
business with Judge Hayden, and
that Lawyer Harrington of Elko is to
open a law Office with General II. NJ.
Clarke.
]. II. Wilmington has commenced
suit in the District Court at Eureka
against ID. C. McQuitty for s., 900 rent.
We learn that McQnltty is only nom-
inally made defendant, Nichols &
Parsons being really the defendants
In the case.
Miss Maria Mclaughlin. who has
been attending the Sisters school at
Salt Lake for the past two years, re-
turned by last Tuesdays Cherry
Creek stage, and was heartily wei
coined by her sisters. uncle and Amt
and many friends.
Thr ee thousand dollars is now the
aggregate reward offered for the cap
ture of the murderer of w. j. Pen.
rose OF this the State offers $1,000.
W. A. Clark $1,000 and James A.
Murray $1,000.
Douglas county is to have a cream
cry. The plant is to cost $25, 900 and
will occupy a ten-acre lot on the cor
ner Of VIM. Danberg's ranch. The
farmers have agreed to furnish milk
from 430 cows for a starter.
The Clerk of the Weather has at
last come to the conclusion that it
ought to be summer time, and during
the past week has been boosting the
mercury up until IL touched the 90
degree point and gone little further.
A new invention aud long felt want
at last supplied at Hayes Steam Lsun-
dry and Bath House. BY late i'm
provements one can have his clothes
iaundried while taking a bath. Now
on with the thinning BOOM" we are
ready. Baths from Q A. NJ. to Or. NJ.
every day.
w. b. Graham has returned from
his. spin down the valley. He informs
us that the mill at Cherry Crock is
running nicely and making some mon
ey for its owners. After the many re-
verses they have had, the people of
Cherry feel more hopeful and think
the prospects ahead are encouraging.
Misses Rose and Della Mclaughlin
came in from Osceola last Saturday.
Rose has been teaching in the differ
ent schools across the range for the
past four years, and she has given
such general satisfaction that the peo-
pie there will retain her as long as
they can. The young lady left Thurs
day for Reno to spend her short va
cation.
Kenol Dan Mcdonald was engaged
a few days ago sinking a new shaft
close to the old one on the rear of his
premises, with "Boston" as a helper
and Joe Woods on the windlass. Sud-
denly the bulkhead between the old
and new shaft gave way. Dan
uaIla6 ont a. tka ton of hia v0ina