The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07
meal AND GENERAL NEWS.
NEW York Quotations. = Silver

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The Osceola Gravel Mining Com
many are building fine tire-proof
store in that town.
A Utah farmer las raised so bushels
of wheat to the acre this year.
Ex-Commissioner Boyte and Far
mer Burke were in this week as MEM
hers of the Grand Jury.
John Verzan. d. Felsentha and
James Hixon and James Baird were
Taylor's delegation in attendance on
tne District Court this week.
Wells-Fargo's express office has
been closed at Ely, though Agent
Hip tells US it may he reopened again
shortly.
! Mans inhumanity tn man makes
countless thousands mourn - Pope.
This is probably the reason so many
hitter. vexatious law suits occur.
The District Court has been in ses-
sion all week. and both the Court and
attorneys have hardly had breathing
time.
The Grand Jury, which was impan-
eed Thursday morning, completed
i,s labors last evening. We will get
is report in our next issue.
Charles Green. G.. +. Stockle, NJ
MacAuley and =. II. Cannon were in
attendance upon the District Court
this week.
schollard, who made the murders
Gus assault on George Travis of Tay-
lOr. has made his escape, having
probably got in to Utah.
Dan Mcdonald telegraphs Jimmy
Harris from Phoebe that the Ely bows
got away with everything at the
Phoebe races last Monday and Tues
day.
The ball given by the Ely Brass
Band at fuckers Hall Wednesday
evening was well attended aud very
pleasant time had.
Ye lovers OF the manly sport look
out for fun at a sparring exhibition to
be given in Ely next Monday evening
, by two Phoebe professionals.
The County Commissioners of Elko
county at their meeting last Monday
reduced the county rate 20 per cent.
The taxpayers of Elko will now paw
81 IS On the 800 instead of 80.
The Reno Journal saws il is report
ed that Attorneys Clarke and Jones
are of the opinion that the Is per
cent. horizontal raise Is unconstitu-
tional.
On the Ashton ranch in Smith Val
lev there is AN orchard of 1900 trees,
and il is estimated that 200 tons of
fruit were raised this season.
Jack Irvine and Mr.. Ford, of
Kingston, Lander county, came in
from Schellbourne Friday evening
and departed for home to-day.
Jerry Ahearn was in from Eureka !
several DAYS this week. being inter- |
esied in some business in the District
Court.
There was quite delegation of
HamiltOnians in attendance upon the |
District Court this week. Among |
item we noted S. +. Paul, Dennis |
McAllen, John Franks, Jr James o.
DOYLE, Axtel Shields and others.
County Treasurer Williamson gives
notice in another column that the |
State and county are now due and |
payable at his Office, and unless paid ,
before, will become delinquent De-
cember 9TH, after which date ten per
cent will be added.
The Lyon County Times says there
are now 1900 head of cattle being
fed in Mas N Valley, aud it is be-
lieved that fully 5000 head will be
fed in the valley this winter. This Is
good for the farmers who have plenty |
of alfalfa fer sale
Nearly every county in the State,
except White Pine, reduced their tax |
lew 10 offset the horizontal raise. 1t :
could not be done here, even if the (
Board wanted to, for there was M |
time left for the Board and Auditor
10 work On.
Elko Independent: Hi Stoker and |
George Grants teams arrived Friday
from Hamilton with 81 900 pounds of
ore and $4,000 pounds of winter APP
pies from Irwin ranch in Duck water.
The Phoebe Record says: The Den
yer e. Rio Grande Western railroad