The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
| neal AND GENERAL NEWS.
INV York QUOTATIONS. =

W. Iohnnv Smith now manipulates the
.,aaver and saw at House u McGlli S
butcher shop.
The great battle for free coinage OF
.;,ver was begun in the House Repre-
sentatives last Tuesday.
Sol Hip is going to make tests OF
lot of Argus ore from Taylor with
the cyanide process.
II is claimed that gold assaying
.o00 900 to the ton has been discov-
nd In the mountains south of Tooele
r;,y near the White Pine county line.
Sentinel: The Eureka Con. mine is
INV producing large amount of low
r,.de ore. We are informed that they
Intended putting on more miners.
postmaster w. B. Graham will re-
cave proposals up to noon April 4th
Tor carving the mail from Ely to Nc
Gill twice a week. The contract will
be for one year.
Journal: Ex-Governor Jewett Adj
ans visited Reno yesterday. The
advance in cattle has placed him IN a
position to enter the field for United
States Senator If he feels so disposed.
A fine imported stallion, recently
purchased by W. N. McGill while
East, was brought 10 from Deseret
Thursday by Billy Ingraham. The
animal is beauty.
Two ranch hands fought -four
round contest near Wabuska last week
10 decide which had the best right
in the affections of q Mason Valley
maiden.
Miss Lydia Davis of Nevada City,
Cal. was sent to Jail for thirty days
for tearing up letter which was
handed her at the postoffice for an
other person.
Stock men. especially cattle men
are sin 1t" this year. They are max,
ing more money than any other class,
where they are near railroad trans
portation.
The "Red Wagon" man has sent us
q poster from Phoebe in which he says
he is swinging around the circle with
two wagon loads of fresh spring
goods.
Cheap Fare Milford. Utah, is 125
miles from Phoebe. The Record says
that Mormon teamsters during the
wesent exodus are carrying passen-
gers between the two points for 81.
The present week has been cold
and decidedly Marchy. Wednesday
afternoon we had regular winter
snowstorm, about two inches falling
Most f il melted next day and soak
ed deep into the ground. The weather
continues unsettled.
Pat O'Donnell fell and cut a very
deep cash in his head last SUNDAY
night at Theodore Winters stock farm
Ia Wsshoe Valley. He was brought
10 Reno and the wouod dressed. The
Journal says it's bad cut aud one
that may cause him much trouble.
The Robust mine, owned w X.
Thomas and Riepe Bros, is said to
be showing up fine in the bottom
working. The ore resembles that of
the Chairman and they have got a big
body of it opened out. This mine is
on the north side of the canyon.
Edward McSorley, formerly well
known resident of Eureka 10 this
State, dropped dead at the Wisconsin
Hotel in Grass Valley (CaD. Wesnes-
day night of last week. He was
native of New York, 90 years of age,
and has been on the coast since 1852.
Mr. and Mrs F. @. Newlands sailed
for Europe last week. Mr.. NewIands
has been suffering for some time with
the grip, and the loss of their little
son has greatly depressed both Mr..
Newiands and his wife. They have
taken the voyage to Europe at the ur-
gent request of their physician.
Mrs. Sampson and daughter, Mrs.
Foster, desire the News to extend
their heartful thanks to the people of
Ely for their kindness to the husband
and father during his illness and the
tokens of respect shown after his de-
mise, when bis family were unavoid-
bly, absent from his bedside.
W. X. Bassett and L. G. Carpenter.
OF Ely, White Pine county, New, are
In the city. They expect lively times
there this summers. L. Journal.
Since the above was put in type the
gentlmen referred to have returned