The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-27

Reno POStoInce aunonae~
last year. a .ho hi, an.
.,anriating 100000 for public build
ines at Salt Lake, Utah.
n. Williamson has now IN his
gard large assortment OF good lum-
", sui,able for building and mining
purposes
There is considerable quite work
lin. done by owners of mines IN
pobinson District ut the present time.
ss.tiuel: We hear that Judge Bel
Lar will be IA candidate for re-
alsciion to the State Supreme Court
Bench.
pB.Bnd and B. NJ. Pearlman were
down from Taylor's upper levels
Thursday. They report times very
quiet up there.
Buriston IL Clements are now run
ming the Ely and Reveille stage line,
having taken the contract from Mr..
Cook Of Phoebe.
Adiutant General Poujade has our
thanks for copy of his annual report
for the year 1891. 1t is full OF inter-
esting matter pertaining to the State
militia.
A. q. House departed by Monday
Cherry Creek stage on trip TO us
old home in Tennessee to VISIT ms
aged mother. He expects to return
in about six weeks.
Uncle Sans new postal card, while
not of as pretty design as old one, is
much larger aud capable of contain
ing the contents of an ordinary busi-
ness letter.
Ben Miller went out yesterday
morning to Hamilton with his big
team TO bring back load of maChin-
cry for the Keystone boys. 10 be used
in their teaching mill nj Robinson.
d. II. Collins, Cherry Creeks eff
Gent Nasby, was at the county seat
several days this week Dan looks
AS Young and clipper AS when we first
met him twenty years ago.
Through the negligence of some OF
Wanamaker's deputies our Western
mall failed to connect Tuesday, aud
ave get no mail Wednesday, this
hi, nf carelessness held buck our mail
tn days.
The direct evidence fin the Joanna
case. which took two weeks, was COM
pleied last Saturday afternoon. and
Attorneys Wren aud Beatty returned
to their respective homes. We learn
that they will meet here again early IN
March to take testimonyin rebuttal.
Recorder Cupid has returned from
his trip to Hamilton aud Eureka. The
Montana parties, who have been figur-
ingon the Cornell mine, failed to meet
Mr. Cupid as he expected, though they
promise to do so yet. The mine Is
looking better than at any time in the
past.
Reno Journal: Mutton has gone mp
TO 90 cents pound at retail in San
Francisco aud beef is following IL
closely. Yesterday Dixon Brothers
were offered eight cents for lot OF
fat steers, but they refused to sell as
they wanted them for their own
market.
Judge KIowlton, of the United
States District Court of Montana, has
has handed down decision that beer
is not spirituous liquor. The Judge
got his idea in the Territorial days of
Nevada, when he was Probate Judge
of Humboldt county. Barley was
then worth bit pound, and the
beer made at Unionvile brewery had
no spirit in it.
Ii now looks as il we were some
what premature in the statement made
In our astissue, that the grip had given
us the go-by this year. During the
present week there has been consider
able sickness about town, especially
among the chlden, and some of the
elder people seem to be "in 1t" too.
Inc dlsease-whatcver it may be is
different from that of last year, much
milder, not so general, and seems to
act entirely different on its suffers.
NO serious case has occurred SO far.
Jesse Bigelow, who killed Gus
botto In Eureka in 1877 died in Sac
mento last week. Many of our ad-
ers will remember the bitter feeling
the murder created at the time in our
heighooring town. Judge Cole, who
was great friend of Botto's, stretch