The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-12-12
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e;oners was in session last Monuay
and transacted routine business.
Carl schuman, the artist, has yeered
around from his western trip ana Is
back in Phoebe again.
The Carson Tribune says that ow-
ing to litigation as to ownership
work has been stopped on the Alfn
mine at Pine Nut.
Scarlet fever, which as been raging
q the western towns of the State for
come time. has reached Tuscarora.
The Salt Laks Tribune says the Sill
YER King groups of mines at Dugaway
in the Deep Creek country has been
purchased by Chicago syndicate for
100000.
This week has been devoid OF local
news of any kind. The weather was
had and there was little outdoor move
ment of our people.
There will be another redemption
If county scrip at the next regular
Meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners. Sec Treasurer's notice IN
smother column.
A.C. Cleveland has returned home
nom his Eastern trip. We learn that
,nininp man. who comes to look at
the Argus mines in Taylor, accom-
panied him.
Fred Clark, at the drug store, has
nice let of Christmas goods--for the
children. the old folks and everybody.
Step in and see them.
Snow is reported all over the State.
There IL fine sleighing in Virginia
fitv and six inches of snow nj Elko.
Here in Ell we have only about an
inch.
Ell. Parsons. Marshal of Utah, has
brought $4,000 libel suit against
the Salt Lake Tribune. II the Tri-
hume can prove 1.-THE of what 1t has
charged the Marshal with, the verdict
for damages won't very large.
Calico is now said to be one of the
hyiest towns on the coast. The mines
are nearly all developed, and a large
, number of men are now employed
there. while more are being put to
work every day. Everybody Is busy.
The baking powder ads. and the
"voten for the most popular lady
teachers are getting To be nuisance
in our exchanges. There IS very lit
fle money flor the papers, in either,
but whole lot of disgust for their
readers.
The County Treasurer calls for
sealed proposals for the redemption
White Pine County six per cent.
bonds in another column of the NEWS.
Bids will be opened at his office on
the first Monday in January.
There was some tall rustling among
taxpayers this week to get there in
lime. They did very well for these
dull times AS the delinquent list shows
but thirty who failed 10 get in. Many
we're assisted by friends to meet the
demand. Treasurer Williamson ex-
tended every courtesy as To time and
mode of exchange in his power to en-
able people to save costs.
The Weather-Wel!, yes. we've had
some "weather" this week. Sunday
night cool wave swept down on US
and Monday morning our thermome-
tiers registers 10 degrees below zero.
I Toward the middle of the day it
moderated, and since then it has been
unsettled, varying between snow
squalls, billiards and fair weather. 1t
looks though as If winter had set in
to stay.
At the redemption Of county scrip
last Monday, bids were rather lively
and the average price was about 81
cents on the dollar. Clute & Co. of
San Francisco raked in the largest
share of the pot Scrip, it will be
seen, was not worth near SO much as
Ehen the editor of this paper was
fustling for some few weeks. The
horse that dies on your hands enhances
greatly in value from the live crltter.
Deputy Sheriff L S. Scott had an
almost miraculous escape from sud-
den death on Wednesday of last week.
He was coming out of Osceola with
LOO feet of lumber. Something ar-
ing wrong with the wagon, he stop
ped his team, put on the break and
got under to fix il. The brake slip
ed, the horses moved slowly and the
hind wheel passed over Mr.. SCOTS