The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-19
neal AND GENERAL NEWS.
Nrw York QUOTATIONS.. = Silver
on Lead, 81 10.


title summer gardening.
=, Patrick's Day passed off here
..;nns any visible celebration. A few
If the young folks went to Cherry
C,oek to attend the ball given there.
AD Campton has cleared the sage
h,asb off the upper end of his town
nls. which sets off those desirable
o,s TO better advantage.
CT. Bosko, the rotund commercial
...ssIer of San Francis, was elected
Ina;or Vice Commander of the De-
nsr,ment of California G.. A. r., for
the ensuing year.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Mil Munro, who was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll Thursday morning,
il much better, and We hope will be
abe TO be about again in a few days.
james Sampson, wife and child, of
sodpg Valley, have returned from
their Trip to Europe. They write to
friend here that they had pleasant
visit and return home in the best of
health.
Parts 1, 9 and 8 of the atlas accom-
panying the official records of the
Union and Confederate armies, COM
piled by the Government, has been
received at this office.
Frank Newton will soon remove
bis family to Idaho, where he will re-
side in the future. Frank, we UNDER
stand, intends working Ia q leaching
plant.-Tintic Miner.
Austin Advocate: General George
E and Mrs. Spencer arrived in Austin
Thursday from California, where they
have been sojourning the past winter,
both in excellent health.
A Vermont editor has invented a
new way for stirring up subscribers.
He writes obituary notices of them,
assuming that they must be dead,
since he does not here from them.
J. II. Hoegh. of Eureka, has been
notified that the Ninth Division of
the Fourth Collection District of Cali
fornia has been re established. and
Mr.. Hoegh has been appointed its
Deputy Collector aud has entered
ulnn the duties of his office.
An incipient tire got started IN the
NEvs building Thursday morning.
bat with the aid of willing hands IT
was extinguished before doing any
damage. The usual cause, parted
stoyeplpe, led tn the roof igni'ing.
Judge Talbot writ es to District At
toruey Treece that he will be in Ely
on April 18th to draw Grand Jury.
From here he will 60 tn Pioche, open
Court there, and return here to hold
the regular session toward the close
OF April or first Of May.
There has been quite a change in
the weather this week. Tuesday
morning il commenced showing and
for about an hour came down in
heavy flakes. Wednesday morning
we had another light fall, all of which
melted 10 short time.
The Phoebe Record has reverted
back to its odd owner, I. J. Osborne,
who has altered the Typographical APP
pearance of the paper and made il
much more newsy aud better printed
than it had been under the late man.
agement.
We learn that the preliminary test
made by w. N. McGill on Chairman
taiIings with the cyanide process
during the past two weeks has been
quite satisfactory, So per cent or more
OF the assay value being saved. The
Chairman people will probably put
up several large watts and operate on a
large scale.
On his return from Osceola, New,
j. M. Howell will visit Beaver Lake
mining district, in Beaver county.
Mr. Howell is one of the best and most
thorough prospectors and mining OPP
orators In the western country, and he
enthusiastic over the minera! re-
sources In and around Frisco, the
entrepot of the great mining country
OF southwestern Utah. - Salt Lake
Mining Journal.
Another old pioneer has gone to
rest. 0. B. Sampson, the we'll known
stage-driver, died in Ely on Monday
after a short illness from an ailment
similar to the grip. Deceased was an
olu timer on the Coast and had many
friends where he was best known. He
was man of warm heart and kind
anu generous impulses. Owing to his
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