The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-02
i OCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Silver

arrived here from Phoebe last Sunday !.
Hon. Thomas Wren, of Eureka, has
been here during the week in attend
ance at Court.
The Ely Mill dropped stamps Tues
day and is running smoothly on Chaih-
man ore.
NIB. Garghan, Mayor of Ward, is
down from his mountain retreat on a
visit to the capital.
Judge Talbot has notice In our
advertising columns of Huntington
quartz mill complete for sale cheap.
Al. Underhill, after four months
visit to his old home at Canton, Ohio,
returned on Tuesdays Cherry Creek
stage.
Gen. r. NJ. Clark, of Carson, was in
Ely several days this week as counsel
in the water suit. He returned home
Wednesday.
G. w. Keeney and NJ. MacAuley,
of Cherry Creek, were in town several
days this week, having business in the
District Court.
Samuel Reed was granted teachers
certificate by the School Board of Ex-
aminers last Saturday. He will take
charge of the White River school.
John Verzan and Emery Briggs were
down from Taylor several days this
week. being drawn on the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Briggs was excused and John
served.
J. II. Wilmington. for many years
resident of this county, but now of
St. Louis, Mo, has been in town dur
ing the week, being witness in the
water suit.
We regret To lean, AS we do from
Mr.. Bibbins. who dropped on US yes-
terday. that A. c. Cleveland is having
a tussle with the grippe out at home
in Spring Valley.
Sheriff Payne leaves 20 morrow for
Reno and Carson, taking with him
John Freehll to the Insane Asylum
and Sing Chinaman tn the State Prison
Max Shaefer. of Phoebe, dropped in
and gave us very pleasant call last
Monday. Max has business interests
here, as we'll rs in Phoebe, which will
no doubt soon claim his attention.
II. p. Clement, formerly supt. of
the Martin White Company at Ward.
but Cor the past four months resi-
dent Colorado, returned here last Sat
urday and went up 10 the mine to
resume his former position.
&C. Cleveland has been elected
President of the Merrimac Mining
Company. If Cleye makes as good
a miner as he does n rancher the Mer
rimac people will soon feel the inhu-
ence Of his master hand.
VIM. Lausenson. late Enrolling
Clerk of the Nevada Senate, has re-
turned to his old stamping ground
after a pleasant trip to San Francisco
William says his trip below cost him
several pounds adopoise, but he still
retains enough to insure fair health.
r. A. Riepe received a check from
tho Postoffice Departm ent at Wash
luglDu tue bAHtl hhN illht nc 10 ZolbR IL
frame and file away among the histor-
ical archives of the Reipe family. The
check, which is PAYABLE on the Sub
Treasury in San Francisco, calls for
the sum of cent.
John A. Heating, Joseph Cans and
Major Silliman, the Montana parties
who have the option for a bond of the
Joanna Group of mines, arrived here
Thursday afternoon from Cherry. and
are now engaged inspecting the prop
erty.
Mike Molloy, whom we mentioned
in our last as being quite i'll, is still
very sick. Sometimes he has changes
for the better, and then again relapses
set in which throw him back. We
hope Mike will come out victor of old
grippe.
Our readers will not fail TO recog-
nize the old landmark of Sol Hips
ad. in its accustomed corner of the
News to. day. Sol, too, is on deck at
the old stand, receiving new invoices
of fresh goods every week by the
Toano line.
Last Saturdays edition of the Salt
Lake Tribune was mammoth sheet
of thirty-two pages, the first eight
pages being devoted to "write up"
of the Deep Creek mines. On the