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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

DIR. GRIFFITH J. THOMAS. resident
physician ut Merced hospital, Pitts
burgh, Pa. died from blood poisoning.
He had presided at a surgical operation
and the poison entered his system
through a boil on his wrist He was 20
wears old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

We call 'hs ysbiie's stfsstisn. ssrs-
etsIIy sea~,l sap~~rist~sisats sns teach
ere. - ne srf thss ~ sr-sSat 81 tas Ne
ttooal Eissstfsasl Assrrtstioa ms>ua6
~ b. h-LI a. Tsruaia tslf 'tsh " isfA
th~ J.ct.savitts Ssntkssstsra Lac sad
Ssnts Fr rnats stii sstl roass trip uetses
sf~m ~ T. az sri as psiats 90 ia nas
Of ONE rAHF Flas ~ o~~mhsrship Zee.
ytrk~t. -tl - .sl juir 81 - tsths sat
The hmit .tii 10 srrsas~t 81 tAst tsoes
ID -t.A rsn msks . ststi az sss> ssse
trtys o. g.iat. 10 tsns1s sal ths Ssss 81
re-ia~~d f,tsa Oar rsats "a 80 Chice6n
snd snv direct ha~ 2 sus Chtrsxa HhsaV
rail - call "a ur ~ytts - . fslsest sG-nt
20 rsrtirulsrs - ~ ~ksa ssprsss
soat-
Ne y tAe tne.s casir aua rsnrsrt-
treat si~~pisg SsFs - ihs ."rhi
n W Rtprs sept J~srkssovtties lAL
a. \ srrrta u~sf s<eat Past p~Pf.
sil Cbestaat street -. t~fatS
". W. kssr. Deal fsss'r ASsaI jset'
sosvtibe W
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

PETER Z. JOHNSON. the Gay Head
Mass Indian who figured SO conspicu-
ously in the saving Of lives at the City
of Columbus disaster. was foully MUIR
dered on an island recently BY some
person unknown
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
FATHER MOLLINCER.

His Alleged Remarkable Cures Of Sick Folks
Said to He True-Crowds struggling For
an Interview.
PIrTsBURGH. Pa, June 13-Though
the dOings Of Father Mollinger, the
priest physician, have lately furnished
material for many sensational stories
sent abroad. there Is much In them
that Ia true. The time of the reverend
father is now occupied between his pa
TENTS who have grown In thousands
and denying sensational umo about
fakirs working the crowds SO those who
paid money would nave the preference.
From the steps Of the schoolhouse he
said no preference would be shown any
one.
The incidents yesterday were more
thrilling than On previous days. At
the parochial school the people strug-
glcd and were pushed about for a place
near one of the three doors The rom
der II that half q dozen babies in their
mothers arms were not severely hurt
and that only One woman tainted.
Male and female invalids climbed into
the house through the windows that
are eight feet from the ground. No
cures Of miraculous nature were re-
ported, though q number Of visitors
felt improved in health after a consul
tatiOn with the priest
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
German
Syrup"

We are sax , a-
ATarmOr at ily. We 1--we "a q
plso~ where nc asc
eoo" subject % rsD1rat
Savs, Colds and Lr7z
Truubie< I have
usrd German Syrup f~ san yc1fs
successfully Sos Sorx Throat. CO1ga.
Cod Hoar~<n~s. Pztns N he
Cs~ss and Lunss. and spatfIsg zp
Of Bk,od IhsTe srct rany 61Srr-
ens kinds Of cough SyruP n NY
ting. bat le, mr. say % ssyone vast
ing ssch . rs~dsts
n The kx<, Tia; has b~~n nv ex-
p<s<ocr II yoa u~ ,; "ncr. yua
vili 70 bsrk D. 70 sb~D<y<f zoos
p~xd " 10 gives toSal Ssls<f and %
qusk Use Ny sdssc~ 10 sv~ry-
oos suffering wIih Lang Troubkss
TRY IL Sou xsil soon hx co.
vssc~d In al The ariis<s we<se
yosr German Syrup
Is uxd &C have no John
troubie With The r..,ku.
Lsag> ss an hs
the med<iD< fx thfs ,.
coonssy. -
6 G cRgEN - Ma "a. xs>SssU.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The separate coach bill. passed by
the last Legislature. went into effect on
all roads in Tennessee on the 18th.
The Nashville, Chattanooga 4 St. Louis
railway run q coach exclusively for col
ored people at the front of the train. In
Il no smoking was allowed and it was
equal 70 the other coaches on the train
in appointments and comfort The law
Is construed that il the remainder of
the train is o~vercrowded the conductor
may put white passengers in the coach,
but not Otherwise. The second coach
may be used for smoking. il there Is no
objection from The passengers. other
wise no smoking will be allowed 81.
cent In Pullman carS The Louisville
4 Nashville railway system viii ne
partitioned coaches for white and coli
ored.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
Cs.paa,e.sssy E.rr~.ss,>

NV Y0Rk- June Ia-Henry La
booehere. d The London Truth. dos
not believe that John l. Saliivaa win
elevate The stage Hear him: "Thess
y . rufian IN the Caifed States Of the
na0so a John L SallivaA s~profes~iooal
p1gilisi This man has taken 20 the
s&age- He announces that he hes % In
seatioa of quitting IL bus that 70 in
dseeDeas win temps hin 20 act in En-
gland and he desirex IL 20 be usi-
VERBALLY known that he holds The
EaeiisA people il eoatemPe for hey
are absolutely ssstitsse Of draassis
j1ASment"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

BURLINGTON. n. J.. June ia-ChasiSe
reed. Dan Yrsneis ssd sso brother.
named John and VIII Alenssdes. al
.bou, IL year, Of 80. bsute isao . stove
room Of Edward Toy. . hose. keep~s II
this city. and ssose . lssrv qasnsisy Of
wine They carried th~ isqsos oss IN
The suburbs and essagvd IN . wiid DE-
hsueh- Two % the boys. Rcd and
AIe.soder. we're fossd ,ytsg % The
lion ssar sroaghs so their hoDeA NOD
i~al sd ~ss ssnncs>d. bus The phy~i-
ciass' eaossa proved snsssilieg. and
their lives are aespsir~d Of Tia osh~s
too boys c.ancs b. fousd
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
A MERCHANT of Chicago has imported

A MERCHANT Of Chicago has imported
a couple of light Japanese carts of the
kind drawn by men in that country.
The vehicles arc capable of accommo-
dating two persons and il is said that
the wiry human draught animals are
capable of drawing two persons six
miles per hour in them. 1t is intended
to put them into one of the city parks
for the delectation of the women and
Children. The question has been raised
whether or o their importation is in
violation Of the alien contract labor
Law. At the district attorneys Office
b theory is advanced that the draw.
ing OF carts. being anew industry in
this country. the importation is moi a
violation of the spirit of the law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19


Both the ms;boi and results when
Syrup 81 Fig, 10 taken; B, }. pleasant
and refreshing IN the taste. and ats
g~ntly yet promptly On the Kidney.
Liver and Bovcs. olsan~s the az.
tim eaeetualiy. di-peIs ooids. besd.
aches and fevers snd CURES habi,usl
Constipation. syrup Il figs l. the
only remedy Of 10. kind Yer pro
dsoed. pleasing IN the taste and &C
eeptsble Ia the stomach. prompt In
IL seton and truly beneficial In is
essetA prepared only from The MT
bealthy and syresaile sshs,A~sz. IL.
many excellent qusIiiis. oomnsDd Il
% all and have mSie II the Dn~i
popular remedy kbo~n.
Syrup Of Fig /. for ssle In cS
and 81 bpttles by al le.dlBg drug
gista Any rlsabIs drsggis -so
may MOI ksve !, on hzst vii pro
cure 4 psosp<iy Sos any oos sso
viAss 70 Try T. Do not sersps anJ
uhseitsse-
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP CO.
q ssAsc%sso e.L
scsrsyaIf. " ss ''s
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
COMMENT.

THE storckcepers of Madrid have de-
cided to close their stores one day - .
protest against the increase Of the bank
-oto ;Scua
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

- .seti~ sd t-~ssoss - ths rSssos cf
never. thrsush lsfs. ct ri 81 the ~SeHn n
thssr .ystrms Saeh p~vF@e aru nef rs -
fsuad arrc-s tsc-- wh~ 49, Hnsssst~ss
STOMACH Httrr,. WASH ccarArtsy sTsdt
sat-s "a M~.t hrnigp q anN sa@iNftal $50
ctnc.. ~ ~ ais, . sss crStrn r~sos~fv ~ ha3
~easns.A siiasy ussolos. e0ssissSess sa3
dy.F-p-ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

TEE prince 81 wais haa IN income
Of . miliico dollars hat she British
public psyn for the Support of hineif
and his faaiiy- h qusea. In ss4tssua-
gives HIN q annual albovnore % shc~s
s4uArseS q thss sDcuml
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

CARIssAD. June lA-Mr. p. D. Arm
our. Of Chicago b here ut present
with his invalid wife. on account Of
whore health he eamc 10 Germany. Mr..
Armour said he had Just received . log
dispatch from his hone. stating that
ground had been broken 1t Tolessoa.
Ind, for the new stock yaris in which
he. NJ. Morris and Mr.. S~ifs are inter
essed We have 1000 acres Of land
there be said where we propose TO
establish packing houses and stock
yardA We have ese railway sceoamo-
da2iooA pure water and exeeileos sewes-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

harry,- sAtd Q aaan - "a iEi4css ns4xsr
se<, 'is In russiss tbs sru-rr"-S sssr
lue.ce Pat
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
DOWN THE
Fearful Wreck u . Heavy Coal Train II
Pennsylvania.

Fearful wreck u . Heavy Coal Train In
Pennsylvania.
ALTOONA, Pa, June l3-Whilc COM
ing down the mountain from LlOydville
70 Bellwood on the Pennsylvania &
Northwestern q heavy coal train got
beyond control Of the trainmen AMI
dashed down the grade 1t . fearful rate
Of speed. was piled up and smashed into
kindling wood at a curve on the side OF
. deep ravine about three miles north
Of Bellwood.
The engine and twenty-five cars which
had been loaded with coal lay piled up
in Q mass of broken wood ut the bottom
Of the ravine and among the debris
were the bodies of the conductor. en-
gineer and one brakeman, with almost
ell aemblance 70 humanity crushed out
CT them The other train hands escaped
with their lives
The track In torn up and blocksded
for Q long distance and passenger are
being transferred BY way of Altoona
and Creason. The accident Is supposed
70 have been caused by vel rails and
the air brakes refusing 10 work prop
aelv
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

CsinsISs Ikcs a soS-f DIAL - ia'rrrss
IN hts business "Srvrg -. thsn ,sa 80
ccnt." r~p4i~l Carrie C@shsN. VITA .
sish--W ~aahlRgfon i'oaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

a rsols>asp sc o, w , IA Bur. sar-
sarArtilA will Cefr scrvfais ard ~ pAtlss tat
such ~ unp,rmscf iupure h-sd .. PamFis..
s-res Nrhr-. rails. ta3n~y and liver WA
nest. rte. SsntsA iisr Snow - forr ne go
dss wacn th,, renss-ts ,sas~t u stimulates
the entir~ system anal - t-usacias vT~t Ia
felt al cngc .n ever pagL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
HALF 4 MILLION STEAL
An Agent ~ the New York Life 1nssfes

New YORK, June ls-Julio Merit
bscher. general agent Of the New York
Life Insurance Co for the West indies
and Spanish America, Is q defaulter Tor
Thousands
The robbery was discovered by Merz-
baeher's partner. Joaquin Sanchez. last
December, when Sanchez returned
from . six months trip through South
America
The amount Of his stealings IL esti-
mated u 500. 600 To ssoo.o oa The Of
Acen Of the company admit that IL ID
over SiS0, 600
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

rns une 10 evening" IN ~hich tho mas
uho csrss hts brcsi - Mo s~est - els
brow uccd not worh vcry hsri ta order b.
d. 10 -k8chmoBd Rrs~srlcr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

No .rrctrt, Tor lo~al ssin trcabArs ci2as
Gi~nn's sulphur Nap
NIIr, Hair and wsi.krr upr lorats
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

'AHs yog In favor u cresnstieai be "a
quirrt, 10 The hofo % Of uspts'ius "a
'Yes' she r-rti~i $50 sr~sa .tioa -
Washington Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

Barar J,Nfrsa Iirrc ,,sus ,ef'~s ~
smokInE allowed in III. but.iing SmAl
but tempctrut las a Ais ssnssiuE
aloud "-Ho@tou G.aftsr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

osoaDsssaal DsssseV0ssss ~ ~ 1svSss1g0-
49, - sAs Bobssassoses - FAilsAes
DAAs's Csy fssassese.
PHILADELPHIA. June ia-Asaistant
Bank Exaniner Jones appeared before
the Bardsley investigating committee
yesterday afternoon and explsiDed -
some leagth. In answer "a q~UestioaA
The methods Of examining natiossl
bsnkA and told when the keystone had
been examiDed. The discrepancy Of
the ledger Of the keystone Was Ant
discovered By him January q 1891.
but not by any information
furnished By Examiner Drew.
After the discovery nothing was
done 70 stop Lawrence from attending
70 hin ussal dutieA except 20 . that
he made no nosU false entrieA Feb
ruary & he said. BY ORDERS Of the ex-
smines. M. Jones' took o6seisl charge
Of Tie books u Tie hank. Even After
the hoax examiner took charge, de-
posts were received from February S
70 March %. He did not know what
was done about discounta. but did know
that depositors were allowed To check
out their deposit II they saw it
After the committee had asked all
the questions they wished Mr.. Jones
said: There l. another thing which ]
wish 70 state. Upon the 18th day Of
last February Comptroller Lacey wss
in this city. There was q reception
held at the Hotel Lafayette which he
attended. After IL was over Bank Ex-
aminer Drew brought Comptroller
Lacey over 10 the Keystone hank and
showed him the books and explained
to him the condition of Affairs ~ We
then knew them to exist I explained
the padding Of the New York bank
ing exchange receipts and in
formed him of the due bills which had
been found. The difference found in
the ledger and the stock and bond &C
counts for which the Lucas estate was
held responsible At that time was
thoroughly explained TO him. Comp
troller Lacey understood ut the time all
about the Lucas ~dcfalcation, which ut
that time was understood "a be $500, 900.
Then the assets were considered and
Comptroller Lacey called the Spring
Lake property worth s70c. 900 instead
Of $500. OOO."
This statement Of Mr.. Jones caused q
great sensation, a Comptroller Lacey's
visit to the bank had been kept . close
secret aud Bank Examiner Drew had
never, under sewers ros examination,
allowed himself TO give the slightest
intimation of it
Before the committee adjourned 20
60 into executive session Mayor
Stuarts private secretary, Louis Reit-
Ter, arrived with a message To the
members of the committee. II con-
tanned the report of the experts who
are now investigating the accounts OF
John Bardsley. and created another
sensation. The experts reported that
they had discovered another embezzle-
ment Of City Treasurer Bardsley.
and that IL amounted TO $500. OO0-this
In addition to all sums hitherto report
ed. The missing $500, 900 is money
which the state had paid Over to John
Bardsley a city treasurer As the share
of Philadelphis's school fund To be ap-
piled to educational purposes. The ex-
perts find that the money was paid over
to Bardsley. but that it was never
turned Over To the CITY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

An disorder. ,Au.~i - a hIityus state -
the .vs,.m san - sar,i rs asins caters
LATHE I4sVr pas ~ pain. sttlsuE oF Ia
comfcr, attend &C shsar ssa ITy thrm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

Tue i-r.t ,uugh ND Cln" g. 'uf"
for Consumption S,l,t ever 0hfs~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

Lars 10 - unCrrtain a. q l-nuy Ia The lot
nshiua You NAV set Rouf futu tFafu
sn, you rnsy Get irft-S Y Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

HE 8SScSSeu NoiuottOu VI ICoi VStOSO
and improvements In Springfield pre-.
cinct, Sarpy county. amounts TO $50. soA
and personal at $50. 5ss. The real estate
and improvements in the village Is si7,-
ga and personal property Sss, SsL- The
report shows that there are eighteen
union ex-soldiers in the precinct
The people in the vicinity OF Blanche
enjoyed a genuine buffalo hunt the
other day. A buffalo supposed to have
escaped from Buffalo Bills ranch at
North Platte strayed into that neigh
borhood and an exciting chase began
Alter running . number of horses down
the animal vas captured and held for .
reward
TtvE farm houses near Salem ere
entered BY burglars TIE other night
but little Of value was secured BY the
thieves
An old man BY the nane of Charles
George was recently killed BY the cars
while he Was walking IN the track near
Superior.
The store Of C. A. Lindstrom. at Co
lumbuA was entered BY burglar b
other night and 500 worth OF clothing
carried Oh.
A YoCNs man named Sherman was
fatally hurt the other day BY falling
from . train. upon which he WAS stesi-
ing . ride. near Fremont
PATENTS lately issued 70 Nebraska
inventors: Hame, A. v. Crook. Ord;
permutatiou lock. Hall 4 Eldridge.
Omaha; temple guard, W. p. HellineA
Aurora; animal poke. ". p. MarquiA
Marquette
A FARNRR residing near Stuart r.
Gently sent his hired man tosAtkiosoa
for . load Of corn Instead OF taking
the corn home the "unfaithful servant
sold IL ami skipped ont with the team
. good span of mules
DURINe . storm at Fremoot b oehes
norning the clothing tor Of b Biu-
menthal was struck BY liGhtninR and
ssos of Tie goods burned
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

At
Gdom.T01as.
says,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
In View Of the sale.

The Eureka Sentinel, in specializing
on the results of the sale of the Jo-
anna Group, says With the introduce
tion of new and strong company Ely
has bright future and will undoubt-
edly spring into prominence and be-
come prosperous almost at once.
There are no better mines, nor more
extensive anywhere in the West than
at Ely. Capital is all that is wanted
to make things hum over there. The
business men of Eureka should not
miss the opportunity to profit in some
sense by the promised activity in Ely.
The freight and travel at least of that
section should be directed this way.
1t now goes largely via Wells and
Toano. The E. & P. and Sadler's
stage line should find it to their mutual
interest to give special rates to East
ern White Pine. Business can FREE
quently be had by reaching out for it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
Mine and Land Poor.

The San Francisco News Letter
says: 1t is simply wonderful the way
in which money is pouring from the
East iuto Nevada, and from all over
the State the news comes of heavy in
vestments being made in old-time
camps, which are springing into life
again. This a good sign, and it shows
how people abroad appreciate oppor-
tunities which receive the cold shoul-
der continually at home. During the
week some mines have been taken up
in Cherry Creek District, which, valu-
able and all as they are, and cheap,
were refused here for months past.
The ores are rich in lead and silver,
but our enterprising capitalists evil
IDENTIFY have enough to do tn watch
their money sacks without taking any
risk of seeing them diminished by an
investment in any enterprise, no mat
ter how lucrative.
Nevada now bids fair to be devel-
oped by the enterprise of capitalists
from the East and abroad, sagacious
enough to recognize the true value
of its vast mineral and agricultural
resources. The few residents who
have put their shoulder to the wheel
have been bending under the burden
for years past, and the relief now
promised will be most acceptable in
many instances where men are actu-
ally mine and land poor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
The Joanna sale No Go.

Messrs. Heating and Silliman, of
Helena, (Mont.) who have been with
us for the past three weeks, departed
for home Friday morning, Mr.. Cans,
their partner, having telegraphed
them the proposed purchase of the
Joanna Group was declared off. The
gentlemen frankly stated before their
departure that they liked the camp
as well as the property they had an
option of, but that they could not get
their company to take hold while a
law suit was pending. They also said
they might in the near future return
here with the view of investing in
some other property whose title was
not in dispute.
We are sorry for Mr.. Watson in
particular, and this entire community
in general, that this transaction which
promised such bright prospects for US
all failed of contamination. In this
failure can be seen the fine California
hand of Mrs. Walcott and her attor-
neys, who left no stone unturned to pre-
vent the sale of the property. 1t now
looks like a hopeless task to attempt
to do anything more in the way of
sale with this great property until the
Courts decide whether or no Mrs
Walcott has any interest in it. To OBJ
tain as speedy decision in the mat
ter as possible should now be the
sole aim of Mr. Watson and his attor-
news.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
A mid-win.er snow..orm I'm May

II is has not occurred within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant before
t. witness one of the heaviest snow
storms of the year occur as late as the
20'h of May. After a violent "blow-
mp" Tuesday and Wednesday, great,
big heavy flakes of snow commenced
to fall in the middle of the afternoon
of the latter day and continued all
night and up to noon Thursday, over
foot falling in that time and about
six inches remaining on the ground.
This is more snow than we had 10 any
one storm during the past winter.
People were actually amazed on ris-
ing from their beds ON the morning
of May 2lst to find such depth of
the "beautlful" on the ground, and it
was hard to realize that we we're near
the last week in May and not in jan
uary. A great deal of moisture came
down in this last storm. But it will
do no harm, unless il should turn cold
and freeze, in which case growing
vegetation would be badly nipped
and get q great backset. To the graz
ing interest the late storm will prove
of great benefit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

10 the State Land Office last week
9,254 acres of land were filed on.
Nevada beef now finds a market
10 the East aud at Portland, Oregon.
The Silver State says that Russell
& Bradley have sold their ranch in
Idaho for $4,000.
Governor Colcord and staff are to
turn out IN full force in Carson on
Decoration Day.
There are 1900 people living at Bis.
bee, Arizona, and there are 300 men
at work in the mines.
Miller & Lux have this season
brought to their Nevada range $4,000
head of California stock cattle.
The Government expedition gather.
ed seven boxes of bugs and insects in
Death Valley. Horned toads predom4
mated. All were shipped to WASH
ington.
w. w. Williams. of Churchill
county, has purchased the Smesler
range in Elko county, ten miles south
of Tuscarora, consisting of 5000 acres,
and will range his sheep thereon in
the summer season.
A creamery has been opened at
Blossoms ranch, near Battle Noun
tain, and for the first time in the his
tory of the town sufficient butter is
made at home to supply the local de-
mand.
The Reno Journal says Alvaro
Evans has purchased 800 head of cows
and calves of J. B. Gimmell at SIT
per head. Mr.. Gimmell, whose range
is on Winnemucca Lake, just over the
Humboldt line, is going out of the
cattle business and will stock his
range with sheep.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
Wild Bill Ore.

The Wild.BlIl mine, Eagle District
of the Deep Creek country, has con-
tributed Il tons of ore to this market
which ran about 1900 ounces silver
and IA per cent copper. This claim
belongs to Bews Bros, sheep growers,
and they have some of the ore at
Pickard's store in this city to show
what fine ore it is. Eagle District
promises to become one of the best in
that country, and in some respects is
the most pleasant, being we'll supplied
with timber and water.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
Another Murder In Lincoln.

E. Griffith was murdered at a
coal camp in Lincoln county on the
9th instant. Fontain and Hicks, his
companions, have been arrested and
held without bail to await the action
of the grand jury. The parties had a
keg of alcohol at the camp and had
been on a protracted drunk. Hicks
and Fontain, at their examination be-
fore the Coroner's jury, could give no
intelligent account of how the murder
occurred.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23

Times Review: Last week Altube
Bros. purchased nearly 1000 head of
stock cattle from Russell 81 Bradley,
the transaction amounting to $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-23
Look. Better for Cherry Creek.

A. C. Cleveland of Spring Valley,
and A. II. Nelson Of Ogden, Utah,
were in Ely several days this week on
business connected with the Star mine
and dump at Cherry Creek. Mr.Cleve-
land took the Sheriff's deed to the
mine on the lienholders' judgment
sale, and the Star and Grey Eagle now
are in the hands of Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Hayward, one of the best known
mining men of California. Arrange
ments have been entered into by
which the Ellsworth Nelson company
get the use of the tunnel water for
their mill to work the dump. This
looks as If there were fair show OF
Star and Grey Eagle being handled
by good company at no distant day.