The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-03-14
NEW YORK Quotations. = Silver
98X Lead, 81 80.

reducing the membership of the Leg
islature to 40.
A big freight team pulled into Ely
Wednesday with supplies for our
merchants and others.
W. L. Davis proprietor OF the
News, has reached San Francisco ana
is holding forth at the Grand Hotel.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Little's non poisinous sheep
din which will be found under "New
To-day"
It is reported that number of the
members of the Legislature are hav-
ing a collar and elbow with the
grippe.
MANY of the mining companies in
Utah Territory have reduced their
working expenses from 10 to 30 per
cent. owing to the decline in the sill
yer market.
Mrs. Lizzie Huff offers for sale
Immediately a new set of furniture.
a new cooking stove and utensils and
fresh lot of groceries. Apply at
residence on School ST., back of Nc
Donald 81 Harris residence.
Another prairie schooner dis
charged her cargo at Hayes wharf
Wednesday consisting Of choice fam
lily groceries, etc., also fresh comb
honey, just the thing to knock la
grippe out on the first round. For
a fine chew try Juror.
Irene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe ShalIenbarger, died at Osceola
on 9Th Of pneumonia, and was buried
Sunday. The bereayed parents have
been particularly unfortunate with
their children this being the third
they have lost in as macy years.
There are not to exceed halfa dozen
in town that old la grippe refused to
tackle, aud now that the worst has
come and gone, it looks like these
hard citizens are going have the
laugh on the great and helpless major
ity who are going around looking like
sick roosters.
Neil Munro has blazed out rs old
esculapius himself the past week.
lie has been unremttent in his atten-
tons, day aud night, to those who
were downed by the prevailing cpl
demic His Smiling pi-ysiog. alone
is quite enough in sick room to
make the grip let go the hold lac
has.
Henry n Copp of Washington Cd.
c. has revised and reprinted his Set
tiers Guide. nth edition. In view
of the recent confusing Legislation of
Congress this book is an indispensa-
BILE assistant for all who are, ar expect
to be interested in public land. The
price of the book is % cents. Adj
dress the author.
The bill providing for State Board
of Equalization is generally disap-
proved of by the press of the State,
but il will become law all the
same. The nature of the average
legislator seems to undergo n violent
change after reaching Carson and he
at once becomes an imrlacable enemy
of his constituents.
George Washburne died at Sleeps
ranch in Steptoe Valley on the 9th
and his remains we're taken to Cherry
Creek and buried on the day follow
ing. We know nothing of Mr..
Wahburne's antecedents other than he
was an old resident of this county.
He was candidate for the Assembly
in 80 on the Republican ticket but
was beaten.
The rumor comes from Taylor to
the effect that after the ore now ex-
tracted is worked the Monitor mine
will be closed down indefinitely and
all work will be concentrated in
the future on the Eberhardt- Monitor
Company's property at Eberhardt.
But two weeks ago and all reports
agreed that the Monitor mine had
at no time looked better in several
years. If the above rumor is found
ed in fact ii is likeunto flash of
lightning out of clear sky.
Those who have mines to sell have
much to learn yet concerning the
man who buys. He makes but one
offer, it is his ultimatum. and you
can take it or leave it. If his offer
is refused he will never come again,
and he who thinks he will eventually
come to his terms is wide of the
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