The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-05
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DromiDent Dan fIhhSlsSo 'So'N"
are now advertising that they
nae Nevada butter.
Wa are now in the first week OF
~, Eastern Sunday comes on
April nth this year.
The weatherr-well, we have had
-, variety of regulation March
s'ss,her during the week, though 1t
averaged fair.
The Austin Advocate saws beef cat
a. are selling at from $50 to $40 per
head in Austin.
Toe Nav, brother of Frank Nay OF
D r..Io, has bought the McMullen
,.ccb in Star Valley, Elko county,
Containing 400 ACRES for $4,000.
lack Wheatley was in town yester-
,ay He came Phoebe and says some
40 miners are still employed the
mines around there, but the furnaces
have shut down indefinitely.
The mining operations of the Mar
Tin White Company at Ward have
been temporarily suspended. An agent
of the Eastern stockholders is looked
for al Ward shortly to examine the
property.
Private letters received here from
Phoebe state that the mines there have
all shut down and that the men thus
thrown out of employment are maxi
ing their way into Utah and Colorado.
Judge Talbot has decided the cases
brought in Lander county against the
Central Pacific Railroad Company for
taxes for 1888, 1889 and 1890. The
Judgments, including penalties, is
about $4,000.
The local reporter of the Phoebe
Record is dreamer from Dream
Land. His last column Of bosh in
that paper about witnessing spectral
Union Pacific trains moving in and
!. ont Of Phoebe and through Bristol
4 Gap was probably the result of too
free indulgence of Max Shaefer's
Highland beer.
The grip this year, while making
spasmodic efforts To retain its former
power and prestige, seems dead
failure from what it was a year ago.
All those who were sick last week are
alright now, and onl Y one or two new
cases He repnrted. II does not leave
The epervating after effects this year
that il did last.
The Halleck Cattle Company sold
$50 head of beef cattle last week TO
San Francisco butchers for 81 cents
pound delivered at Halleck. The
cattle netted about $40 head. This
Is the best sale of beef cattle made
in this county for a number of years.
Exc Independent.
The Grand Jury of Waslioe county
recommends that high license law
be passed and that all persons engaged
in the retail liquor traffic be taxed at
least 500 per quarter, aud we would
suggest that a law placing liquor
license at $500 year, six months
payable In advance, would have sal
utary effect.
Sheriff Payne returned from Cali
iornia last Saturday evening with w.
D. Campbell, who is under indict-
ment here for grand larceny (cattle
stealing). Tuesday Mr.. Campbell
ave bonds in the sum of $1,000 for
lis appearance at the next term of
Court and was discharged from GUS
tody. He returned to California.
where he has leased and Is working
a ranch near Martinez. There was
considerable sensational stuff made
out Of the arrest by the San Francisco
papers.
The Reno Journal has given US the
iuh report of the State Board Of Trade
as appears from the Scretary's books.
ne total receipts for 1S90.'01 were !:
s4,541; expenditures, $4.222 90; bal
VIA ~. A the report shows most
OF the money was collected in the
western part of the State and all of
nspent in Reno. OF all that bright
galaxy of names beralded forth in the
prospectus as charter members from
nhite Pine, all have been dropped
Vor non-payment of dues, we pre-
sume) but Sol Hip. AT least his is
tne only name We find on the list
nom this county with attachment
Ior 1871. And, come to think of i,
now, Sol was not of the original chosen
lew either. He was given place and
cnance to contribute his annual v
only after the News had poked con-
hl0Rrahln fun M