The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-23
meal AND GENERAL NEWS.
NV York QUOTATIONS.. - Silver
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~. ara have fine winter weather.
..,"b, sunny days and cold, frosty
nights -
ch.rles Green of Cherry Greek,
y. At the county seat couple of
DAYS this week.
If Cupid departed for Hamilton
yesterday on business connected with
he sale of the Cornell mine.
Judoe Fitzgerald has been down
With the grip at his home in Eureka,
hn, we are pleased to know, is slowly
convsescing.
The State Superintendent of Public
I0s,ruction has made his semi-annual
annortionment Of School moneys.
White Pine county, with 300 children,
gets q, 6s2 40.
hill has been reported favorably in
the L. S. Senate for the erection of
nnblic building at Reno, for which
$4,000 was appropriated.
Eureks county's Commissioners
have fixed the tax levy tor 1892 at
AZ 3O-a reduction of ten cents on
last years levy.
The people of Phoebe are up in
arms against the worthless class that
ipfest that town and endanger the
Ives aud property of its citizens.
A private letter from Candelaria
says the town is quite at present, and
the striking miners "run all night TO
keep from sleeping. and sleep all day
to keep from eating. tosave expenses .
At the delinquent tax sale last Mon
day the county only bought in about
5000 worth of the advertised property,
the balance having been paid ON or
bid in by outside parties.
We are indebted to Senator Stewart
for n copy of his speech, THE Presi-
dents Objections to Free Coinage Re-
viewed delivered in the United
States Senates December nth.
Sheriff Payne returned from his
Western trip Tuesday. He tells US
tire whole county. wherever he went,
is dull, and that We of White Pine
are M worse off than our neighboIs
throughout the Stat.
We are in receipt of the professional
card of Miss Minnie Peters of san
Francisco, Just graduated profess
sonal nurse from 81. Luke's Hospital
in that city. Mis- Minnie is Il White
Pine raised girl aud we wish her sue
cess in her profession. which Is a very
good one.
All, now we see IL We mean what
Manton Bas EFT said in the Salt Lake
Journal about Mr.. Hnwell's prospect
ing aud "leaving n blue streak be-
hind We didn't really know, Man
ton, what you WAS driving ut at the
time. But now we see il plain as the
headlight of locomotive.
Henry Gilbert died at his ranch near
ScheIlburn last Sunday from a stroke
of paralysis. Mr.. Gilbert for the past
two years has been confined to his
house from paralytic strokes. The last
one took him off. lie was an honest
man and good citizen. Ills remains
were laid To rest in the Cherry Creek
cemtery last Wednesday. Peace to
his ashes.
We have been shown piece of
rock from the Chairman m ine-an or
binary looking piece apparently, but
when broken and closely examined, it
was found 10 be lousy with gold.
Foreman aud part-owner Mc0mie
tells US they have two-foot of the
same kind of ore on the hanging wall.
No man can compute the immense
wealth that lies hidden in Robinson
District.
We really see mn good excuse for
me Eureka stage making irreglar time
ms KIND of weather. Ordinarily, we
are not inclined to kick at little de-
isy, but when we have to go to press
friday afternoon without our morning
mail II makes feel that there kink
somewlere on the route that ougat to
Strengthened out. Look II up, Boss
Sadler.
Testimony in the case of Josephine
"alcolt VS.. A. II. Watson Joanna
ease) will be taken here February
ON before Deputy Clerk Laurenson
acting rs Commissioner. George S.
sawyer, Esq of Phoebe, will repre-
sent the plaintiff, and Hon. Thomas
wren will appear for the defendant.
Let 'er Boom. Any kind of hoom
IS better than none even If il is a lean