The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Miss Alice Carotners OpcnOu ."o
civ public school last Monday with
about twenty scholars.
We are pleased to learn that Mike
Molloy, who had such serge OF the
grippe, is improving.
BIN. Pearlman, Taylor's sole mix
ologist and clever man generally,
was down on jury duty several days
this week.
r. II. Frank, who has been with us
for a week as aid de-camp TO the
Montana mining experts, returned
home by yesterdays Cherry Creek
stage.
Hons. Charles Green aud George +.
Parker of Cherry Creek we're among
the visitors to the county seat this
week.
Eugene Howell of Seligman was in
town several days this week on Court
business, but the case he was interest
ed in has been transferred to Lander
county.
The present session of the District
Court has been rather short. Judge
Talbot disposng of the business in
about a week. The Judge, however,
will remain here till next Wednesday
to attend to some probate business.
PHI. Cannon and Mrs. James Henry
of Cherry Creek were in Ely most of
this week on business connected with
the will of the late James Henry.
Rube Van Valkenburg aud Mr..
Kell were 0sceola's representatives, in
attendance at Court this week. Rube
tells us the mining outlook over there
Is first-class.
While on his way in buggy from
Dayton to Virginia City on May Sd, w.
]. Westerfeld was stopped by mask
ed highwayman and relieved of 81.
Mr.Pope, wa'chman at the Keystone
mines above Robinson, is reported
very sick. As he is quite an aged
man the prevailing disease has taken
a strong hold on him.
Last month there were born in Salt
Lake City to the wife of A. j. Spen-
Ger, twins-a boy and girl. Mother
and children are well, and-Spence
will move the family to Toano as he
thinks the climate of Utah too pro-
ductive.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mathewson were
ut the county seat Monday and Tues
dav. Arthur was here on Court bust
ness, and Mrs. NJ. accompanied him on
a visit to her sister in law, Mrs. A. ID.
Campton.
From down the Valley there were
in attendance at Court this week: w.
ID. Campbell, j. +. Miles and
Charley Irving. Mrs. Dodd was also
in to have the will of her deceased hus-
band proved.
The Elko Independent says the off,
GERS at Wells took twenty-one tramps.
including q woman and child, out of
a car one day last week, and it was
not good day for tramps either.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald
of Cherry Creek we're over at the
county seat three or four days this
week. Jim was on jury duty and
Mrs. Mac aud the baby came along 10
visit friends here.
Hamilton had big delegation in
attendance at Court this week. Among
them we note II. Bush, s. F. Paul,
George Paul, VIM. Matson, Theodore
Pramenko, Pete Mckinney aud Ar
chic Beaten, E. A. Pomeroy of Green
Springs.
w. w. Booher has taken full charge
of the Elko Independent, Mr.. Booher
is an able writer and will make the
Independent good local paper. The
News extends greeting and wishes
Mr.. Booher and the Independent
success.
We are in receipt of the first number
ef the Tintic Miner, new seven
column paper Just started Eureka.
1t is neatly printed and, unless the
field is already we'll titled by the Chief
(Which we think it is), it ought to
live and prosper.
Messrs. Heating, Cans and Silliman,
the Montana mining men, pulled out
for Seligman Thursday in Jolly's big
carryall, with Recorder Cupid mani
pulating the lines. Their mission
there is to look at the mill with the
view of purchasing such parts of the
machinery as may be adapted for the
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