The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-29
l0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Pic-nics seem to be the order OF the
day in this vicinity just now.
Dan McKinnon came in from Eoei-
hardt this morning. i
The Tribune says: the apples ralseu
in the neighborhood OF CARSON '''i'
season are nearly all wormy' i
Duekwater apples, in oo-pouna
horeS for sale for one week only, at
81 so at Sol Hips.
Rev Mr.. Leslie, Episcopal minister
=, Eureka. arrived in Ely by this
mornings stage
A rancher in Mason Valley claims
% have raised twenty-five tons of po-
tatoes to the acre.
We acknowledge the receipt OF n
complimentary ticket to the oaii
given by the Ely Brass Band last
evening.
We have nothing new TO report IN
the matter of The Joanna safe. Inc
money has not been paid yet, but the
time in which it may be done does
not expire until September 9th.
The Monitor mill on Steptoe Creek
will start up next Tuesday on Moni-
,or ore. of which there is enough on
hand to make two months run.
DIR. C. II. Moore of Elko, dentist,
is ON his way to Cherry Creek, Ely
and Hamilton. Don't fail to have
vour teeth fixed as the doctor comes
we'll recommended.
The ball given by the Ely Brass
Band last evening, though not as
largely attended as might be, was
pleasant social gathering. The young
folks kept it up until o'clock in the
morning.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin returned
from her vacation at Reno last Satur-
day and went out to Snake Valley
Tuesday where she will open school
the first of next week.
II. F. Danberg is the largest indlv-
idual taxpayer in Douglas county, be-
ing assessed at SOL, G15. NJ. Cohn
comes next with $50.395.
Elko Independent. gath: Judge
Rives and party returned this after
noon from their hunting and fishing
trip on North Fork and the Bruneau
country.
DIR. II. II. Hogan informs the Reno
Journal that one of the simplest and
best remedies for diphtheria is dry
sulphur, or it may be given in syrup
every half hour. He says if anything
will save patient sulphur will.
Eek. Governor Adams is with US
again. The Governor has large inter-
ests in this and the adjoining county
of Nye. and finds it pleasant occupa-
ton to spend the summer months
among his cattle ranges in Eastern
Nevada.
L. S. Scott is in receipt of letter
from j. II. Lockwood. our former
County Treasurer, from Iowa. Mr..
Lockwood writes that he has been
sick all summer, but is now improv-
ing, and will return to White Pine as
soon as he is able to travel.
A ball was given at the Opera House
in Taylor last evening, the occasion
being complimentary for Miss Gerte
Jackson, the school teacher there. and
who has just completed the term.
Prof. Olsen, leader OF the Ely Band,
and Messrs. Fletcher and Yost, went
over to Hamilton last week and gave
very pleasant party at Medin's Hall.
The people came in from all the coun-
try round about, there was n large
gathering and fine time had.
The NEWS acknowledges serenade
from the Ely Brass Band few even
ings ago. Though scarcely three
months in training, the boys have ac-
CURED proficiency on their instru-
ments which reflect credit on them
selves as we'll as their teacher. The
band deserves the encouragement, and
If need be, financial aid of this COM
munity. 1t is home institution we
nave Just reason to feel proud of
VIM. Hendrie came in few days
ago on his return from Kingston, Lam
der county, where he took Mrs. Hen
arle on visit to Gen. Spencer's fam
n.y. lie informs us that the Senator has
very fine mining property at Kings
sion, which he is working. He has
also purchased fine ranch close by.
we are pleased to learn of the Sena-
Tors prosperity.