The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-05-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
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nication of the Grand Lodge OF F. u
A. M. of Nevada will convene at heno
on Tuesday, June 8, 1891.
Judge Talbot closed the May ses-
sion of the District Court Tuesday
and departed on Wednesdays Cherry
Creeks stage for Elko.
Mrs. John Wearne writes US that
che left Cherry Creek by last Tues
DAVIS stage for Great Falls, Montana,
where her husband is lying very low.
There will be an election for Min
inc Recorder of Robinson District
next Saturday, May 23d. The call is
made by the present Recorder, W. G.
Lyons.
We notice by the Phoebe Record
that the Lincoln county Board of
Commissioners, at their last meeting,
allowed the balance of White Pines
cash bill in the Parish hanging case
1895 81.
This section has been blessed with
copions showers during the present
week-just at the right time to benefit
the ranching and grazing interests of
the country.
Fresh California strawberries have
reached this market. but it costs four
bits to get taste of them. Sol Hip,
however, promises to soon run the
price down to two bits, when we can
all indulge in square dish.
Letters from Cherry Creek state
that the new mill at the Star mine
was started up last Saturday and is
running nicely. So far as tested the
concentrates from the dump are said
to be a paving investment. All of
which we are really glad to note.
Supt. VIM Read, of the Eberhardt
Monitor, to-day takes his wife and
children to Eureka from whence they
will go to Vallejo, Cal, on visit of
several months Mr.. Read will return
TO Eberhardt and resume work in the
old tunnel. The force at Taylor and
Monitor Mill will be kept on for the
present.
Arthur Moore, who carries the mail
from here 10 Reveille, is authority for
the statement that Harry Campbell
stole his (Moore's) race horse from
Little Cherry Creek, in Nye county.
last week.
H. Nelson, Esq, of Ogden, was
in town Monday and from here went
out to Cleyeland's ranch. In this
connection we learn that Mr.. Nelson's
missisn 20 these parts is to redeem
the lienhoders' judgment sale of the
Star mine. We understand the money
is here for that purpose.
We have heard of no miners or
others in this section being carried
away with Deep Creek excitement.
One reason for this no doubt is that
our people know something of that
country, and another, that they believe
the mining field here at home Is better
than that of Deep Creek.
We see by the Sentinel that our old
friend DIR. II. Hagar and Miss Annie
McGarry were married in Eureka on
Tuesday of last week. The doctors
many friends in White Pine wish him
and his fair young bride much joy
and happiness.
County Clerk Ed. r. Daily depart
ed for Hamilton Thursday morning,
to be absent several months, leaving
Fred Clark TO act as his deputy, whose
initial official act WAS to insue a mar
riage license for his principal Ed
took the parchment along and no
doubt ere this he is happy benedict.
Maurice Hartnett, formerly of the
Diamond mine, and Geo. w. Cassidy
visited White Pine during the week
for the purpose of examining the min
ing property of Tom Cornell. The
mine makes good showing Eureka
Sentinel
We have seen neat mar.of Joanna
City, drawn by j. McMcMichaels The
new candidate for municipal honors
islpicturesquely situate on level plot
in Robinson Canyon. It's streets and
avenues, as outlined on paper, look
ample enough to accommodate pop
lation of 10000. The sale of lots is
not yet announced. Really, the To-
cation is pretty one and may soon
become busy, thriving hamlet.
Messrs. Heating and Silliman have
retured from Seligman, while Mr.
Cans proceeded north to make ar
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