The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
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week can hardly fail to attract the AT
tention of every taxpayer.
Reno IL having lots of trouble with
its DRINKS. Bad whisky they have at
the Hub"
United States Marshal Parsons OF
Utah came in here on inursuays
Cherry Creek stage and went out 10
the White River ranch.
The close season for sagehen closed
August 1st, and some OF our local
n;mrods lost no time in going for the
vonno birds as soon as the law per-
mitted.
convention will be held at Salt
Lake City on September 10Th to con-
slider the reclamation of arid land
within Utah Territory.
The old firm of Bartlett & Os.
treicher in the Gem hotel at Eiko has
dissolved. Mr.. Bartlett retiring. For
many years the firm conducted one
of the most popular houses on the
line of the railroad.
It looks as if our Summer was over
and Fall had set in by the cool wave
that swept over this section for the
mast two or three nights. One week
of hot weather is all we have had this
Summer.
The Board of County Commission
ers held there regular meeting last
Monday and transacted routine BUSH
ness. They will meet again on the
nth instant as q Board of Equali-
cation and continue in session from
day to day until the Tax Roll is thor
oughly overhauled.
We expected to be able to give the
details of some mining news of inn
portance TO the people of this section
in this issue, but the contamination
of what we expected seems to hang
fire. Mining matters of the nature
we allude to usually move slowly.
The town of Carlin Is said by the
Elko Free Press to be livelier than for
years past. Sampliug works, costing
about $4,000, are being built there,
and the Railroad hotel. run by Bob
Cozzens, is crowded with guests.
By reference to an item under the
regular heading it will be seen that
our young friend, County Clerk Ed.
X. Daily, has put that 'license" he
took with him to good use. The
News tenders Ed. and his fair young
bride its hearty congratulation.
r. Sadler of Eureka was in town
the fore part of the week and pro-
ceeded south along his stage line to
grease" the running gear of Uncle
Sans mail. Whether in the line of
mail contractor or candidate for office
Sadler is a rustler.
James Sampson of Spring Valley was
ia Ely Monday aud went out by way
of Cherry Creek for Salt Lake. Jim
told US he intended to start for New
York about the middle of this month
and from thence sail to England to
meet bis wife and child. He does
not expect to return before next Nav.
His brother will attend to his business
during his absence.
X. G. Davis and Jerry Calder, two
Of our ambitious young men. having
tired of waiting for something to turn
up, left for Phoebe this week with a
view to look over the business field of
Lincoln county's capital. We hope
the boys will find an opening.
Jack Whcatley was in from Silver
King District for few days this week.
He says the mines there are looking
well. Mr.. Wheatley and his brother
are making arrangements to ship some
of their best ore to Salt Lake. NeQo-
iiatious are pending with Eastern par
ties 10 take hold in the district and
put up furnace there.
The Gazette says "tbirty good girls
could find ready employment in Reno
at good wages. If a few of the girls
who work at 81 so per week in
the East would come to Nevada they
would materially better their condi-
ton" Our experience is that the aver
age Eastern girl who comes out here
soon tires of work ut good wages aud
becomes more averse to house work
than the native article.
After good many trials the orig
lnal contractors of the Ely and Rev.
e'lle mail route have got rid of their
Dad bargain In very handy way.
About month ago they sub-let the
contract to one Parish of Picche. and