The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-02-14
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This is St. Valentines day.

nesday and the first day OF Lent.
w. j. Smiti, hus been confirmed by
the Senate Postmaster at Eureka, New.
Valentines comic and sentimental
fer sale at the drug store.
Two of the three children recently
born 10 the the wife of Nick Smith,
of Tuscarora, are dead.
DIR. Thoma. former well known
resident of Hamilton, but now of
Reno. has been appointed Superin-
tendent of the Insane Asylum.
The Chloride Belt says there is a
great deal If sickness in Candelaria
at the present time.
The Carson Appeal says invitations
are prepared for the Constitutional
Convention obsequies. The process
sion will move tins week.
VIM. Laurenson continues II keep
us posted on Iegisi alive matters by
sending copies of n! bills printed for
either House. Thanks. William.
Senator Gallagher has voted four
times for john p. Jones ior United
States Senator-pnee in tile Assembly
and three times in the State Senate.
John Kelley, the we'll known min
ing man, and Superintendent OF the
Bodie mines, died in San Francisco
on Feb. LIST OF consumption.
Van Enron, member Of the Assem-
bly, from Lincoln county, was the only
-, n a.
retain janitors in committee rooms.
AS he is not a taxpayer it is no ex-
pense to him.
James l.. Flood informs the San
Francisco Examiner that within six
months work will be in full blast on
the lower levels from one end of the
Comstock to the other. Then Virgil
MIA City will boom again as Of yore.
Matt SchntzloiG, an old resident of
Eureka. has been appointed Captain
of the Guard at the State Prison at
Carson.
Whisky Bob and John O'Rilev.
two miners, were burned To death in
a cabin Mt Candelafia on Friday morn
ing of last week II is supposed they
went to bed drunk aud overturned
lamp.
A fire broke out in the dining room
of Mrs Munro's restaurant Monday
morning, caused by an over-heated
stove-pipe communi ating with the
roof, which being damp burned very
slowly. 1t was exfinguished without
any serious damage.
Poor Cherry Creek ! Attachment
suits IN the Justice Court. aggregating
over 81, 100, have been decided against
Scramin & Bews, lessees of the Ex-
chequer mine. The law mill, and the
not the stamp mill, seems of late to
have been the more vigorously work
ed in Cherry.
Another cold wave swept down on
this section Saturday and Sunday last.
On the latter morning the mercury
touched ID degrees below zero, and
Monday morning it went ten better
and registered % below. which con-
gealed the marrow in the bones of the
old settle settlers. 1t was bitter cold
all day Monday. Since then il has
been moderating and now il is sunny
aud pleasant in the day time.
Assembly Bill No. 10, introduced
by Mr.. Ainley, To require certain afii-
davits from parties taking out Ii
cense to carry on The saloon business
IN this State should have the enacling
clause stricken out and let it remain
al that, else refer ii tn the Committee
un Public Morals and allow itself To
smother there. II appears this Legis-
latnre convened for the purpose of
going after saloons keepers and moth
ing else.-Silver State. This bill was
defeated in the House where it orig
mated last Monday by vote of 25
to RED. News.
George Washburn, who has the sub
contract for carrying the mail between
here and ReyeiIle, left the latter place
on Monday night, between 10 and IL
o'clock for Little Cherry Creek. He
took an Indian trail and got lost. He
was out all night, travelled the next
day and Tuesday night built fire
and camped, with his saddle blank
cts for covering. Wednesday was a
repetition of the day before, and camp
ed again that night with nothing for
himself or his horse to eat all this