The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
NEW York Quotations. = Silver
p4%. Lead, 81 %.

week, the weather Is milo anu pleasaut
Since the adjournment of Court our
town has settled down to its normal
condition, which is that of quietness
in the superlatiye degree.
There are seventeen children at
tending the Indian school at Walker
Lake reservation, and two teachers
are employed to teach them.
According to the Record, Phoebe is
overrun with thugs, pickpockets and
cut-throats. who make life and prop
erty in that town unsafe.
While tearing down ut old building
at Fort McDermit the other day, z.
N. Wallace found $472 30 in coin
underneath the structure.
Charles Lampman, of Glover Val
ley, and proprietor of the Wells,
Cherry Creek and Ely stage line, has
been in town several days on business
connected with the line.
The Enterprise says there were 5S
cases of scarlet fever reported in Vir-
rinia Citv last Monday night. Most
of the cases are of a mild form.
Judge Noteman, who opened a pri-
Vate school at the school house last
week, has dozen scholars, with a
promise of more. He intends shortly
TO commence night class for young
men.
A sparring exhibition between
Messrs. Long and Clough, of Phoebe,
was given at fuckers Hall Monday
evening, which was fairly attended by
the lovers of the manly art.
In the Rocky Bar Qdaho) Bulletin
we find the following reference to a
former well.known White Piner: Mrs.
Charles Summerlatt has returned from
Boise, and Charlie is again as happy
asa clam at high water.
The Sentinel says r. Sadler de-
slares himself ready to take nomin-
alton again next year If bis party
wants him TO. Sadler is not one of
those who would let things go by de-
fault. He is a fighter from base.
Charles Lampman. of the Wells,
Cherry Creek and Ely stage line. de-
sires us 10 say that any express mat
ter needed by our people and directed
to his care ut Wells, will be promptly
forward here at reasonable expense.
The Republicans of White Pine,
Eureka, Lincoln, Nye and Elko coun-
ties are solid for "Cleye" for U. S.
Senator. Sentinel Yes, and the DEM
ocrats. too, would prefer him to any
californian in either party.
Treasurer Williamson gives notice
in another column that there will be
be a redemption of county warrants
on the General Fund of White Pine
county at the next regular meeting of
tho Board of County Commissioners
-Decem Der 7th.
We have received poster announc.
inc An executors sale of the entire
property. both real and personal, of
The estate of the late Eugene N. Rob-
inson, to- begin at Seligman December
Cd and continue until completed.
Sol Hip went up TO Taylor We'd
nesday tn meet some parties who were
expected in from Salt Lake to inspect
the Argus mines in Taylor. They
were coming with A. c. Cleveland,
but had not arrived as we go to press.
Here is how Tuscarora woman
has her departure noted in the local
paper: Mrs. A. ID. Miller departed
this morning to visit relatives in VAL
leio. Cal. She wishes us to say that
during her absence she will not be re-
sponsible for the contracts or conduct
of her husband.
News of cheering nature reaches
us from Cherry Creek. 1t is to the
effect that the Hayward party of San
Francisco has pucbased the Nelson
Con. NJ. ~ NJ. interests there, and that
thew will commence work immedi-
Ately to pump the water out OF the
Star mine. This good news reaches
us 80 direct there is hardly a doubt of
its authenticity. We hope in a few
weeks to he able TO congratulate the
people of Cherry on having live
San Francisco company operating on
Star Hill.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland, though not,
as the term goes, mining man, has
been doing some good rustliug lately
in the interst of two well known min
ing properties in White Pine county.
We mean the Star at Cherry Creek
and thu roma at Tavlor These two