The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-07-11
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. = Silver
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The Ely Mill is again running on

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Sol Hip has commenced an attach
ment suit IN the District Court agai 1st
A. II. Watson for $1,000 or so.
We learn that an italian was killed
ut Jackrabbit in Lincoln county on
the 4th, but could learn no particulars.
New potatoes are selling in Virgil
MIA City for d cents pound. In
Ely the market quotation is 7 cents.
A slight difference.
Frank Martin of Battle Mountain
cleared 10 cents a pound on the two
carloads of woel he shipped to Phil
adelphia.
Postmaster Graham went down the
Valley Monday on short summer
vacation. He will rusticate for a week
or two at McDermid's ranch in Ruby
Valley.
Judge Fitzgerald has gone tn San
Francisco IN hear the arguments in
the great Bliss water suit Most of
the lawyers reside there and the Judge
went down to accommodate them.
Ex-Judge Rives and Jerry Ahern of
Eureka made flying visit 10 Ely
Wednesday and returned home next
day. Their mission here was not of
public nature.
The Virginia Chronicle says of the
new strike In the 0est mine at Silver
City: samples Of the ore taken in
discriminatory from the ore body will
assay on an average $4,000 per ton"
Our young friend, K. c. Davis, start
ed in the other day TO paint the town
red, but he weakened soon and only
got as far az the roof on the awning
of House Il McGill's butcher shop.
DIR. Z. W. Speaker, of the John Hop
kins University, Baltimore, has gone
on to Belmont, where he will be mar
ried To Miss Maute. daughter of the
editor of the Belmont Courier, ON the
18th instant.
Parties who LET their property go to
sale for taxes last January should bear
IN mind that but one more week re-
mains To redeem such property as tax
deeds will be given for the same on
the 10Th instant.
The Finniein Bros. of Austin. have
secured the contract tn erect the
buildings and place the machinery in
position for the new sampling works
tn he erected at Carlin. and will COM
mence on the work Immediately.
The population of Taylor continues
tn diminish by drafts of men from the
Monitor mine. which are being trans
fcrred tn the Eberhardt tunnel. The
latest to go was Foreman Hans Chris
tensen.
The people of Oscoela and Snake
Valley have amicably settled their
school question 10y dividing the term
between the two places, and Miss Rose
Mclaughlin. who was teaching at
Osceola. has gone out into the valley
To continue the term there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lawlor have
returned from more than years visit
To the Eastern States, where Mr. Law
Tor had tn remain many months under
treatment for his failing sight, which,
We are pleased to learn, is now much
improved. They have gone out 10
their old home at Ruby Hill.
The residents of Round Springs and
Shekel's Station have petitioned the
Board of Commissioners for n new
school district for that neighborhood.
Under the school law passed by the
las. Legislature the Board and County
Superintendent have no warrant to
grant the petition, and the only rem
edy for the petitioners seems to be to
get the Hamilton Trustees to share the
school term of that district with them
on fair bases.
We devote most of our space this
week to the Fourth of July Grafton
delivered by Hon. II. A. Comins.
When we took II up we only intended
10 make extracts from ii, but as we
found il all good, we did not think we
bad right to spoil good thing by
emitting any part of it. We have on
past like occasions published the ora
tons of lawyers and literary gentle
men in full and it would hardly be fair
to chip up the plain unvarnished pro-
duction of the Farmer of Steptoe
Creek. While devoid of spread
eagleism, or any attempt at eloquence,
the Grafton is a we'll -digested recital of
the current history of our country and
Ntata aud will Ia RAD NTH intaraaf