The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-02-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
NEW YORK QUoTATIoNs. : Silver
81 90 Lead, 81 25.

There are 400 idle men on the Com
stock.
Supt. VIM. Read, of the e berhardt-
Monitor, has gone to San francisco
ON a business trip.
We learn that an important ore
bodv has recently been struck In the
Monitor mine at Taylor.
Thanks to Senator Comins for a
COPY of the report of the Commission
ers of the INDECENT Insane OF Nevada.
r. sadler. who has been out On the
stage line to Phoebe, has been wrest-
linz en- route with bad cold. He
returned to Eureka by Thursday stage.
The weather for the past week has
decidedly Marchy-showery, thawing
and freezing hard at intervals. The
mercury went below zero several
nights.
Ross Humphrey is quite i'll. He
was taken with bad cold Thurs
day night, which threatened pneumo-
MIA. At noon yesterday he was much
better.
Silver State If the present Legis-
Iature cannot abolish the Supreme
Court they should at least change its
name from Supreme Court to Court
of Errors.
Troubles in this world never come
singly. Mrs. w. c. Gallagher, sister
in-law of Mrs. Kent, is laying sick at
her home at Duck Creek, and was un-
able to see her sister before she died
or to attend the funeral.
Nothing of importance was done in
the Legislature last week. In the
Senate the Constitutional Convention
continues to bob up in one shape or
another, only to he knocked down by
the usual ID to 6 vote.
Phoebe Record: Beginning with
March LIST, w. II. Perry will run the
Phoebe ADD TAYLOR stage line. having
taken the route from r. Sadler. Be-
ing right here on the ground to attend
to il the new proprietor expects to
keep the road running in good shape.
After wrestling with soggy, water
logged spuds for couple of months,
the News man 90 on to fine article
that throw their jackets off aud laugh
at you when boiled. Dave Jolly
brought in ton of them from Snake
Valley. They went off like hot cakes.
The News acknowledges the re-
ceipt of n complimentary ticket To the
grand anniversary ball of Pyramid
Lodge No. 10. X. of r., at Wads.
worth, on the evening of the 10Th in
slant, in honor of the 2Sth anniver-
sary of the Order.
Eureka Sentinel: At the close of
last week. X. NJ. Beatty. the well
known attorney, slipped on the ice on
Munroe street and broke his right
leg. The fracture is about two inches
above the ankle. The leg has been
badly bruised and swollen and has not
yet been set.
We learn, informally, that the
White Pine delegation at Carson have
agreed on proposition to consolidate
several county officer - Treasurer to
be ex-officio Assessor and Clerk Re-
corder and Auditor. A bill will in
due time be introduced to give effect
to the consolidation two years hence.
Tomorrow will be Washington's
birthday. No mistake about this.
The anniversary of the Father of his
I Country doesn't hop around promis-
cuously like the Lenten festivals and
lead the editor into making vexatious
blunders, but comes on Feb. 22d every
time.
The Nevada Assembly, after all its
gushing over Senators Jones a few
weeks ago on the occasion of his re-
election, voted down resolution
thanking him and Senator Stewart
for voting against the Force bill.
Verify, the Nevada Assembly is con-
oiptant -, A h...