The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-01-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


State Senate.
A. G. House, of the butcher shop,
Is cutting and hauling ice from STEP
toe Lake for summer use.
Nevada produced and shipped out
,rac;o,,s metals valued at 1920, $50
during the year 1890.
Tom Short of Ruby Valley took four
car loads of beef cattle to San Fran
cisco last week.
A Carson paper says that an opera
zion has been successfully performed
npon Trenmor Coffin, and that he IS
improving.
Hon. A.C. and Mrs. Cleveland came
in from Spring Valley Thursday and
will proceeded West to-day en- route
for Carson.
County Clerk Daily has received a
letter from Judge Talbot of Elko that
he will be in Ely and open Court on
Monday. February 2d.
Ex-senator RockhiIl and Newt
BOYD are shipping lead ores from this
district to the SeIby Smelling Works
in San Francisco.
The weather, though frosty nights,
ID nice and sunny in the day tune. Ii
looks now as if were going In have an
open winter.
Commencing with this month the
Central Pacific will contribute 5000 n
month toward running the Nevada
State BOARD of Trade.
Eureka County Commissioners have
fixed the tax rate for this year At 50 40
on the 800 in the town, and So 90
outside. which j. reduction of ten
cents from last year.
VIM. Larson, Andrew Service and
Sam Rutledge have taken contract
in the Joanna mine. They are IN 20
feet in drift on the water level aud
are taking nut some good-ooking ore.
We are pleased to note that Sol
Hips store is again open for business.
We learn that Sol has made satisfac.
tory arrangements with his creditors
below to continue business ut the old
stand.
The State superintendent of Public
Instruction has made the first semi
annual apportionment of State School
moneys for 1891 White Pine county.
with 2s5 children, gets Sl,t32 80.
d. b. Muihcns. sent tn State Prison
for life from this county FIR murder.
in 1878, was pardoned ut the last
meeting of the Board of Pardons.
Matheny went in a beardless youth
and comes n gray-haired man
Dan Murray, an nld Eastern Ne
vada miner. supposed by some people
Ia have persisted on the desert. is now.
il is presumed, working for the Ernst
Brothers in Freyburg district, Lin
naty.-Belmont Courier.
Phoebe Record The running of the
Taylor aud Phoebe stage line has re-
verted to X. Sadler, the original con-
tractor, and he made his first trip yes
terday. Better stock and vehicles
than have been used for some time
will be placed on the read and better
time will also be made.
John Lewis, who started out with
freight team from Toano during the
cold snap of two weeks ago, had one
of his feet pretty badly frozen on Sum-
day morning, the 18th, on the desert
this side of Toano Being alone, he
had to manage as best he could till
he got into Cherry Creek, where got
j. L. Moore to held him drive here
and to Taylor.
The Tuscarora Guards are after
Bro Growers scalp. What the old
man has done 20 concentrate their
wrath on him is not apparent at this
distance. If an injustice has been
done the Guards they have none to
blame for it but their home paper the
Times Review-which first threw out
the slurs aud insinuations that the
Independent and other papers COM
mented upon.
Mr.. Frank Creator, the representa-
tive of the San Francisco Board of
Trade, who has been here for the past
four weeks, inspecting Sol Hips in
solvency affairs. departed for the Bay
by Thursdays Eureka stage. Mr..
GREATER is Pile gentleman and
he made many friends among our peo-
pie during his short stay here.
James Harris and e. Dart-two old
time boys of Eastern White Pine--left