The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-09-05
| 0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
New York QUoTATIoNs. = Silver
97%. Lead, 81 40.

The Se0llnei says mahOS"'! a
is selling in Eureka ut $40 per cofu'
steptoe Valley ranchers, having GOT
through haying, are now busy u"
ves.ing their grain crop
Carson claims that it is gong 10
have the best sewer system Oh any
town in the State.
The diphtheria patients at Keno are
improving and the physicians u" ho'
anticipate a spread of the disease.
General John II. Kittrell is about
IN become A resident of Reno. lie
will practice law with Judge Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland made
a hasty visit to the county seat Iues-
day afternoon and returned home the
next day.
Judge Talbot of Elko and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Beck of Virginia CITY were
married at Napa, Cal, on the 2oth OF
August
Sheriff PAYNE, who has been per
ambulaling about the base ranges oil
Eureka and Hamilton for the past
two weeks, returned home yesterday.
Ducks are said to be plentiful on
Stentoe Lake. Some of our young
nimrods bagged quite number on
Tuesday-just as soon as the law per-
mitted them to do so.
DIR. Moore, the Elko dentist, writes
us from Cherry Creek that he vii ar.
rive in Ely on this Saturday evenings
stage.
John Wagner is the largest individ.
ual taxpayer in Ormsby county. lie
paws taxes on $4,000 worth of prop
erty, and John G. Fox on $4,000.
E.P. Lovejoy, one of Lyon countys
most prominent citizens, died very
suddenly at Wabuska on Wednesday
njpht of last week. He was an old
timer on the coast and universally re-
spected by all who knew him.
George Montgomery, the discoverer
of Montgomery district. is evidently
in financial distress. Several drafts
of his, drawn in favor Of Candle laria
parties, have come back from San
Francisco protested.
DIR. G. II. Moore of Elko, dentist,
is on his way TO Cherry Creek, Ely
and Hamilton. Don't fail to have
your teeth fixed as the doctor comes
we'll recommended.
Rev. Mr.. Leslie. of the Episcopal
church, Eureka. preached at the Court
House last Sunday evening to a good
sized congregation. He also visited
TAYLOR and Cherry Creek, and return
ed to Eureka by yesterday 3 stage.
The Silver State comes tn US in re-
duced form. caused by the burning of
its office and material in the big fire
last Sunday. Its loss is $4,000. but
fortunately it was insured for 81, 800.
The News extends its sincere svm-
pathy toits neighbor in it misfortune.
The summer showers are keeping
on well into the fall. Thursday even.
ing we had quite a refreshing shower,
accompanied by brilliant electric
display. During the week the weather
has been very warm, the mercury 90.
ing up to 100 degrees almost every
day. but falling below 80 at night.
We learn that the Phoebe Record is
TO change hands Octorber lst. The Pr
oche Con. Company is the purchaser,
> 1t is seldom that newspaper thrives,
especially country paper, when con.
trolled by individual interest. The
public view with suspicion the con-
troll of the press by gigantic corporate
power.
p. II. Cannon and A. NJ. Ellsworth
came in from Eureka Tuesday morn.
ing and returned to Cherry Creek
Wednesday. They informed us that
at conference with the Nielsen Bros.
and the attorneys of both parties at
Eureka, a compromise was effected by
which the late employees of the COM
pany will be paid, also the claim of
Mr.. Cannon. The mill is to be start
cd mp aud run for thirty days ur der
the management of Nelson Bros, at
the end of which time Mr.. Ellsworths
interest In the plant will be either
purchased or satisfactorily arranged.
We have nothing new to report con-
corning the reported sale of the .Jo-
anna, except that it is almost certain
inc Montana parties backed out as
.ney could not get Mrs. Wolcott's in.
'cfest Tor song. 1t Is reported that
negotiations are pendinp with other