The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06


tho county seat
r.omns are bold and quite numer-
Gus at Reno.
c.0. Moorman, of White Kiver,
heen spending several days al the
county seat.
Several large bodies OF marble nave
as discovered in the Deep Creek
country.
lain williams, miner, was caved
:. and killed in the Pittsburg mine,
lander county, last week.
,,s;,stions are out for the wedding of
s.moel B. Smith and Miss Clara Paul
% Hamilton. 10 come off Feb. 10th.
The dog-poisoner has again put in
eow shifts lately. Major Treece lost
valuable through bis operations.
niDhtheria has broken out in Phoebe
and has already claimed two victims,
Annie and Edith Empy, aged and
10 years.
George Allen, after years sojourn
in the land of the Saints, Is back
again on his old stamping ground.
Range horses are said to be dying
in the eastern part OF E'ko county
from some unknown cause.
Austin Advocate: General George
E. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer went to
California Friday morning to be gone
several weeks.
H.K. Nichols, of the White River
Cattle Co., went through on Wednes-
days Eureka stage en- route for Den
yer and New York.
II commenced showing here Thurs
day night and has continued up to
the hour of our going to press Friday
afternoon, with no sign of abatement.
Phoebe Record; A. J. Blair, for
merly we'll known resident OF Bris-
toll and Phoebe. is lying at the point
of death at Anaconda, Montana.
We learn that about rs men have
been put work on the mines in Glen
zoe District in Northeastern White
Pine by the Salt Lake parties opera
ting there.
DIV, Evans was arraigned before
Justice Weber yesterday for selling
whisky to Indians. lie pleaded guilty
and was JAILED to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
Hon. Thomas Wren of Eureka and
w. II. Beatty, Esq, of San Francisco,
arrived here Thursday morning and
set 10 taking testimony in the Joanna
Case before U. S. Commissioner Lau-
rensou yesterday.
The County Commissioners ut their
meeting last Monday made mn order
that hereafter they would onl allow
$50 for funerals that become county
charge. This is the price paid in
Eureka.
Congressman WOODBURY. is TO
be strongly urged TO accept the Re-
publican nominatian for Supreme
Judge this Fall.-Exchange. Guess
Barkis is willin'.
Fred Clark will leave the coming
week for trip to Brooklyn. N. Y,
to renew acquaintance with the old
ioAhS "uOut nu uuo hul htCu loi lluuJ
years. Miss Alma Horton will &C.
company him as far as Philadelphia
Carson and Western Nevada, which
generally claim monopoly of all the
good things going, was not able to
corral all that pogonip. II struck
here Tuesday night and up TO We'd
nesday noon tarried with us. giving
US all the beautiful scenic effects de-
scribed in our Carson exchanges.
The Salt Lake Journal of Jan. 2Sth
says; Hon. W. N. McGill, of Ely,
Nevada, who visited the Mercur
mill day before yesterday, is much
pleased with the process, and will
have a lot Of Chairman ore tested
within few days.
Joseph Stahl was found frozen to
death at Cortez recently while under
the influence of liquor. He was az
years old and native of Germany.
lie had been at work for the Cortez
Company and was quiet and gener-
ally sober man.
=. j. Bosko, has made the rounds of
Nevada and Utah, and tells the Reno
journal the railroad from Salt Lake
TO the Deep Creek mines will be built
next summer, at least the Salt Lakers
say so. There is some activity in
Robinson District and at p;oobe. elee.