The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-01-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

There are 100 students at the State
University in Reno, fifteen OF whom
were admitted this term.
Next Monday will be Treasurer VAL
liamsons sale day for delinquent
taxes.
Senator Comins, wife and daughter
denarted last Monday by private con-
veyance for Eureka en- route Tor jar
son City.
Assemblyman McGill was the last
of our delegation to pull out Tor the
State Capital, which he did Wednes-
day last.
The tiGthteneth session of the Ne
vada Legislature will convene at Car
son next Monday. We expect much
wholes me and needed Legislation from
the coming session.
W. ]. Hanks. of Wells. has been
very low and not expected to live from
blood poisoning, caused by hitting
his hand with hammer. Al last
accounts, hrwever, he was improving
We are in receipt of Census Bulle-
tin No. 16 from the Superintendent Of
the Census, giving the official count
of the population of the United States
at 62,622, 250, and Of Nevada at
1921.
We are pleased to leaan, is we do
from ]. ID. Holland. that Henry Gil
bert. of Schelbourne. who was re-
Gently stricken with paralysis, Is inn
proving, with fair prospects ofgetting
well.
There is some life in the real estate
market IN Clover Valley. rs the
Crocker ranch was recently sold IN
Dillon Roberts for $4,000 Last
summer the Wilcox ranch. in the same
valley. was sold 10 VIM Johnson tor
$4,000 Eiko Independent.
The cold wave which struck us the
latter part of last week reached its
climax SUNDAY morning when the
mercury indicated ID degrees below
zero. Since then il has been moder-
ating and now we are having quite
pleasant wec'her.
Alfred o. Porter, of the Reno Ga
zette, died at o'clock last Sunday of
typhoid fever. Mr.. Porter was a
good printer aud bright Newspaper
man. He was only 30 years of age,
and leaves wife aud two little chill
dren to mourn his loss.
We learn that Mrs. Homiston, for
merly well known in Cherry Creek
and on Star Hill a restaurant
keeper, died r. cntly in southern Cali
fornia and way buried At Santa Bar
bara. A kind-hearted, generous soul
was Mrs Homistan.
The people of Star Valley in Elko
county, are alarmed At an In liam up
rising and through Sheriff rabcr have
telegraphed Governor Coleord for
arms. The Independent says there
about 200 strange Indians among the
assembled Shoshones in Star Valley,
whose actions are suspicious of trouble
The heads of the various clans are
gathering at the Capital. Black Wal
lace and Dorsey and Baker and
Woodburn and others are in this city,
buzzng about. Some are for the new
Constitution and some against, but all
do considerable talking Carson APP
peal Where is Cleve .
The Elko and Winnemucca papers
score the so-called military companies
at the latter place and Tuscarora. The
papers say that since the recent Indian
scare the Captains canno. get a cor
pora's guard of their men together
Like Lieutenant DGby's soldiers
these Nevada warriors are "Invinei-
bic in peace: invisible inwar.'
Thomas Fitch, late of Reno, has, it
Is said, Just subscribed sos, 800 toward
the capital stock of the Montezuma
Milling Company, lately organized
with a capital of 100000 at San
Diego. The property is in Mexico.
Harvey Carpenter, of Lake Valley,
Lincoln county, has gone down to take
position with the company.
We see by the Phoebe Record that
the Board of Commissioners of Lin
coin county allowed White Pine
1888 05. This, we infer, is the scrip
portion of Lincoln countys indebted
ed FIR the Parish case. We notice no
mention of the $900-and-odd cash this
county expended in feeding and hang
ing Parish. 1t is in this latter item