The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23

A Washington correspondent or the
Reno Journal states that one OF the
busiest men in Washington to-day Is
the Junior Senator from Nevada, Mr..
Stewart. Il Is very unusual to find
him when he is not doing something
TO keep his active and extraordinary
physical endurance from lapsing into
a oomatose state.
His correspondence on the money
question has had no preceptahle fall
ing off since the discussion ON the
subject in the las. Congress. Bust.
ness men and economic writer's OF
prominence are addressing him,
showing that they consider him one
of the leading authorities on the sill
very side of the great financial prob
lem now agitating the public. He
wrote strong article on the silver
question few days ago, which was
published in the Washington Post,
aud he is now engaged in preparing
another on the same subject for the
Forum, monthly magazie of New
York, which will appear in the June
number.
The threatened diseonuance ofeoin-
are at the Carson Mint ON account of
the inability Of the Government to
purchase enough bullion there TO
keep IL in operation, has occasioned a
number Of calls on the Director Of the
Mint. II is unnecessary to dwell ON
the importance of having the Mint
going at full limit. Coinage was re-
newed at the commencement Of Har-
rison's administration through the
influence and persiSteney Of Senator
Stewart, aud he is now doing his ut
most 10 prevent its being turned into
an assay Office again, thereby causing
\ heavy discharge al the Mint
The Indian school al Carson IS in
trouble. Sapt. Gibson finds himself
compelled 10 close the school on ae-
count Of lack Of available approrria-
tons. The Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs has been appealed 10 TO use
money out of the general fand in or
der to keep the institution running
until the frss OF July. In case that
is not done the school viii be closed.
the crops already sown viii neceSSar-
ily 50 10 ruin for want Of attention,
and the pupils will he turned Out 70
shift for themselves. Senator Sew
art - highly interested in the success
o. the Indian schoo. and ifii is closed
il viii nos be because he Is noa max
strenuous effosss 70 secure available
funds - keep il IN existence
The Senator has had Esarly daily
interviews with the Commissioners 81
the General Land once and the Solie-
isor 81 the TreASary relative 10 The
coEnpromsse sais 81 the Government
against the RarekA and pAliSase rail-
road. II Nevada, for eating timber
% the paeltc domain, and The m&4ae-
IS ahoei 10 he finally seatled. This
sais and others % The sane naaare
have been very vexsiioes 10 the nsB-
ing and railroad companies 81 East
eEn Nevada. compelling The shaI1ing
down q the largest mines in Earska
and annoying number q Arms en-
gsgei in cutting timber.
The people % Sootkwessern Nevada
are scattering sroR lack q proper and
adequate mai service, and Il Is hard
10 make the postal officials see under
What great Disadvantages TIE people
81 thai section are lAbOriae. senator
Stewart IS giving lhis matter his spe-
cial attention and hopes 10 seeare Cor
the people 81 Southwestern Nevada
The mail service they oaehi 10 have
He Is working As hard nor IS be did
when CongreeSs was in session.
The historic Old cabin in 81 Joais