The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-06-13

A wedding in Ely in the near future
ia looked for and will no doubt come
off soon.
Mrs. A. d. Campton and Miss Lizzie
Mcouitty are visiting relatives and
friends in Hamilton.
Lead has taken big jump upward
and il now quoted at 81 so per hun
dred in New York.
Mrs. A. C. Cleveland came in from
the West Wednesday, and after rest
inc here two days. went home yes
terday.
Sheriff Payne is out in the Eastern
norton of the county interviewing
taxpayers as to the value of the
worldly possessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Il. Mathewson,
of Hamilton, after spending the winter
and spring on visit East, returned
home last Saturday.
What about the Fourth of Julyl Is
there life enough in the town to give
il fitting celebration. If so, it is
time the necessary arrangements were
insueurated.
Steptoe Wiley cattlemen are now
engaged in making the Spring round
up. The calf crop is said to be show
ing up unusually large.
We see by the Reno Gazette of the
slh that Col. A. C. Ellis, leading coun-
sci forMrs. Walcott in the Joanna suit,
went up to Carson On business in the
u. s. Circuit Court.
Charley Lyle has taken contract
for thirty thousand ties for use in
building the tramway or railroad
from the new smelters to Jackrabblt
-Pioche Record.
A. II. Watson aud Sol Hip went to
Eureka the fore part of the week with
the object of trying to effect COM
prise in the Joanna litigation. What
success they have met is not yet
known at this end of the line.
|. G. Moon, an old resident of
Cherry Creek and Taylor, but now an
honest miner of White Pine Mountain.
was in town several days this week
on business. He returned home
Thursday.
The Eureka Con. Company started
up their SHELTERS last week. The Sem
iinel saws this will give employment
To quite a number of idle men who
have been waiting patiently for the
event To occur.
The Salt Lake Tribune's efforts to
get the Deep Creek railroad started
seems to he uphill work. Often it
gives out that contract for building
300 miles of the road has been let and
as often has to contradict it.
Fred. Boegle, young man 1S years
old, committed suicide in the ceme-
terry at Virginia City last Sunday after
noon by taking chloroform. The
cause of the rash act was cruel let
ter from his employer discharging
him.
The new mill at the Star mine in
Cherry Creek has been shut down. the
new concentrators not working salts
factoriIy. A gentleman who thor
oughly understands the process has
been sent for to Colorado, and when
he arrives work will again be resumed.
Ben Morris was found guilty of
murder in the secund degree at Elko
last week for the murder of Frank
Los Catere on the 25th of November
last near Wells and sentenced to inn
prisomnent for life. The murder was
cold-blooded and was committed for
robbery.
b. B. Bird, during his explorations
in the southern country, found the
horn Breyfogle used in "horning' out
gold from the lost mine more than
forty years ago. Bird brought it
along aud it is now on exhibition at
the Capital saloon here. 1t is quite a
curiosity.
School Census Marshal K. @. Davis
of Ely District has filed his report
with the Board of Trustees. From it
we take the following figures Num-
Der of boys between @ and 1S years,
10, number of girls, IA; total, 90;
number of children under @ years i.
20; number between Is and 81 years,
A; total number under 81 year 81 /;
number born in Nevada 50.
If his Royal Nibs of Wales and his
select coteric of ladies and gentlemen
were to bring their baccarat outlay