The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-04-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
New York Quotations. = Silver
81. Lead, 81 Is.


Jack Hargus, an old resident OF
White Pine, died in Eureka this week.
We learn that nearly all the resi-
dents of Newark and Cold Greek are
down with the grippe.
Artist Schuman has for the past few
DAYS been engaged taking views OF
the county seat.
After long and tedious winter the
weather has cleared up and during the
mast week we have been having de-
iiehtful spring weather.
Next Sundays edition of the Salt
Lake Tribune will be mainly devoted
toa review of the resources OF the
Deep Creek country. Don't fail to
secure copy.
The Belmont Courier says their are
many miners on their Way to the new
gold fields in the southern part of Nye
county.
Mike Molloy, an old miner and
prospector. has had relapse of the
grippe and is quite ill at Robinson.
Mike is a first-class man and we hope
he will pull through.
Dan Davis, barkeeper Mt the Inter-
national Hotel, Virginia CITY, drop
ped dead at the front gate of his resi-
lence last Monday afternoon from
heart disease.
Steptoe Valley ranehers have COM
menced blowing, preparatory to put
ting in their crops. As the ground IS
thoroughly saturated, all kinds OF
vegetation ought to get good start
without irrigation.
Archie Beaton. who has been over at
Hamilton for a month or more, look
ing after the affairs of the late DR..
Herrick, has had a hard tussle with
the grippe, and is scarcely tout OF
the woods" yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Cannon, of
Cherry Creek, have the sincere SYM
pathy of the News in the loss of their
little bow, whose death occurred Tues
day from complication of grippe and
bronchitis.
We are pleased To- see Ross Humphrey
on the street again. Between pncu-
monia and the grippe Ross has been
having a rough time of II for the past
two months. He is still quite weak
and it will require some time for him
to regain his lost strength.
Just after we had said there would
be M necessity for Grand Jury at the
coming term of Court, Constable
Reeder runs down Cbinaman for
vending fire-water to poor Lo. John
was brought before Justice Weber
and sent To the cooler IN await the
action of Grand Jury. The hote d
PAYNE has now three regular boarders.
II. Sadler of Eureka, and proprietor
of the Nevada Stage and Transporta-
ton Company, came in from Eureka
Wednesday evening, and after tarrying
here over night went on to Taylor.
Mr.. Sadler has given this section the
best mail service during the past win
ter we have ever had. He reports
times the dullest ever known IN
Eureka.
The News scribe returns thanks to
Committee of Arrangements of the
Osceola ball for complimentary invi-
tation to be present. We regret that
their programme of races and purses
did not reach us in time for our last
issue. They are, however. so varied
as 10 leave no doubt but tie Osceolo-
ties will have lot of fun this afternoon
and evening.
IL il about time for the vanguard of
"Old Prospector's" 1900 men that
will be cat work in the mines of this
county by the lst of May to be put
ting 10 their appearance. Perhaps
they are waiting for the Air Line
Railroad and will scoop down upon
us tall to once" within the next six
days.
We learn that A. II. Watson has
received a. letter from the Montana
parties who are negotiating for the
Joanna group of mines, and they say
thew will be back here by the first of
Nav. On their return they will find
the Joanna loking much better than
when they left, as the lessees have
since developed fine body OF ore.
A.C. Houses slaughter-house be-
low town came near going upin smoke
Thursday afternoon. X. Q. Davis had
built fire in the stove to cook some