The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-09-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

county Jail. a.
The thermometer struck lso III '"o
shade at Luning one day last "eoN'
Al. TYLER, the irrepressible "ked
~, Won Is in town with a back
a back action on.
JR N Owen, of Eureka, Nevada,
has been granted patent for pneu-
mat;c oun. Well bet the doctor S
invention is destructive weapon.
A 10-stamp quartz mill in Park
CANYON. Nye county, IS onereo 'oi
sale for $500.
General II. E. Clarke and f. 5. Far
r;noton have formed law partner
shin. They make strong team.
Carl Schuman. the photographer
who gaye such excellent satisfaction
in Ely, has notice in another column
of interest to all who want more PIC
lures from their negatives.
We are informed that negotiations
are pending with Comstock parties
for the purchase of the Cornell NINE
al White Pine Mountain. Archie
harrington will be there the first part
of next week To look at the property.
Ello independents: Hi Stoker aud
GEORGE Grant came in from Hamilton
Sunday night with their teams loaded
with something over 10000 pounds
of ore. They took back 10000 pounds
of merchandise for parties in White
Pine.
James Harris, of the Capital Saloon,
returned home Monday morning, at
ter an enjoyable visit of eight months
to his Old home in England. Jimmy
saws he had a fine time. Ills many
friends here extended cordial greeting
on his return.
Miss Clara Paul of Hamilton ar
rived in Reno yesterday, and is the
guest of Judge Inns family. Miss
Paul has been visiting nj Seattle and
other Sound places for the past four
months, and will remain here two
! weeks before returning to Hamilton.
Reno Journal.
Large, fine peaches of Nevada
growth are in the market from Snake
Valley. The Baker Brothers brought
them in aud they are treat compared
with the witty. tasteless trash they
SIND us from California. Aud they
sell them So reasonable that every
body can buy 80 or 100 pounds of the
delicious fruit.
Father Naltini of Eureka has been
InI,lfa ~, 4 Vft.. caru,aa
aud "A lecture every day. lie will leave
next Monday for Cherry Creek. He
is sorry that the state of his health
and bis eye will prevent him from
visiting tile several ranches and MIN
istering TO the wants of the distant
dwellers out in the country.
DR.. Moore, the peoples popular
young dentist of Elko, arrived in
Ely Sept. 9th, aud is stopping ut
Sheriff Payne's residence, where he
will be pleased to see any one in need
of his professional work. DIR. Moore
comes we'll recommended and guar
antees to do nothing but flrst-class
work. He will go to Hamilton ON or
about the 18th instant.
The Board of Equalization was in
Slession last Sunday and Monday,
hearing "kicks" against the valuation
of property. Their action in the
premises appears elsewhere in this
paper. Those who were cited tn ap-
pear and failed to do So. are notified
by the Clerk of the Board in our adj
vertising columns that they will have
another opportunity to do so next
Monday, the 14th. That will be the
last show.
The "oldest inhabtant" has never
before seen anything like the present
rainy weather at this season. Every
afternoon or evening during the pres
ent week we have had heavy
rains, accompanied by thunder aud
lightning. Thursday afternoon hail
as big as marbles fell for few min
utes. We need no artificial rain
makers in Eastern Nevada Just now
We are getting more than we need
through natures medium.
John Diepolder, accompanied by
ms nephew, W. IL. Judd, recently ar
rived from Michigan, returned to
Hamilton last Sunday, having served
MS o0-days' term in the county Jail
,or mlsdemeanor which is generally
believed to have been magnifed in
epholding the dignity of the law.