The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
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Miss Gertie Jackson Will open the
Duek Creek public school next Mon
day.
The District Court convenes next
Monday. Quite number OF civil
cases are on the calendar.
Charles Green of Cherry Greek was
a, the county seat Thursday and FRI
day on business.
Miss Eta Comins went down to
Cherry Yesterday aud will open the
t,osbute school next Monday.
To-day is Admission Day and
legal hoIiday-made so by legislative
enactment.
The Robinson Consolidated Placer
Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of two cents per share, de-
lipouent December 1st.
|. The Ely Brass Band will give an
other of their social dances at fuckers
Hall next Wednesday evening. TX
ceIent music will be furnished. The
BOYS deserve big turnout.
]. B. Barker, for several terms Dis
trict Attorney of White Pine county,
hack in the '70's. died AT Exeter, y.
H.. August 10th, at the aye Of 10
b. b. Bird, who has been taking in
tae big cities east of the Rockies for
the past two months, returned home
this week, looking as trim as clip
per ship after pleasant voyage.
A sheriff"s jury at Winnemucca de-
cided that II. w. Lewis, who was on
trial for the murder of VIM Ruse, is
insane. and he has been taken to the
asylum at Reno.
Deputy Clerk Laurenson and Com
missioner Gallagher drew a Grand
Jury Thursday afternoon. returnable
before the District Court Noyem-
Der 9Th.
In the District Court at Phoebe last
week. Thomas Hicks and W. X. Fon-
tain, charged with the murder of +.
o. Grifiiths at coal burners camp
last May, were found guilty of muir
der in the second degree.
Phoebe is renewing its old reputa-
ton as a rough town. Several cases
of garroting have occurred there. The
fast victim. after being robbed, was
kicked in the face for having only
$2l on his person.
John Roach, who was sentenced TO
State Prison for life from this county
in 1877. for the murder of Mathew
Gleason at Robinson, and who was
subsequently sent tn the Insane Asy-
lnm at Reno, was returned To State
Prison last Sunday by an order issued
by DIR. Thoma, stating that he had
fully recovered.
Sentinel: His daughter Ada is pre-
paring 10 remove the remains of the
late c. j. Lansing from the cemetery
in this place to the family plat in
Sacramento. BY the way, Miss Ada,
who is we'll remembered here, is hap
pily married and has an elegant home
on Suffer street in San Francisco.
Parties in from Cherry Creek in
form us that the mining and business
outlook over there is more promising
than for some time past. The Egan
and Ti-cnp mills are being run on
tailnps, and the lessees mt the former
have already got out two nice bars
of bullion. II. II. Frank has also
started up his mill in Granite Dis
>trict. We would like to sea all the
sboys make stake before the hard
winter sets in.
A meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners is called for, and will
meet to-day, to determine what action
should be taken on the 10 per cent.
raise made by the State Board of
EQUALIZATION. 1t seems To be the opin-
ion Of many that the Commissioners
should reduce the county rate suffi-
Gent to offset the raise made by the
State Board.
Miss Rourke, who for several
months has been visiting with Mrs.
w. b. Graham, leaves this morning
for Schelbourne. and will open the
public school there next Monday
Miss Rourke is AN accomplished
scholar and the people of Schellbonrne
are to be congratulated on the acqns-
ton of such teacher. Miss Berthe
Stewart will accompany her as pupil
during the winter.
Justice Weber's Court was in full
blast last Saturday afternoon and
evening trying civil suit between
Jacob Shallenbarger and b. f. Miller.