The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-12-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

returned from California 10 Ciielr f@hcn
in Steptoe Valley.
Subscribers to the doctors fund are
reminded that time is up. Postmaster
Graham will take your subscription.
A. J. Mccarthy, editor and publish
er of the Walker Lake Bulletin, is
elected to the Legislature from Esmer-
aida county.
The County Commissioners full
Board presently had long session last
Monday, winding up affairs connected
with the late election.
County Treasurer Williamson gives
notice in our advertising columns that
there will be redemption of county
script on the first Monday in January.
The County Treasurer advertises for
bids for the redemption of 6 per cent
White Pine county bonds. Bids will
be opened January 2, 1893.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Moon are NOV
ing from Hamilton. They will take
ND their residence at the Ragsdale
place in Robinson.
J. III. Lander, formerly Sheriff of
this county, was elected one of the
two Justices of the Peace for HUI
eneme township, Ventura county,
California.
One of Austin's ladies inquired the
other day of one of the merchants if ne
had any matrimonial baskets, she be-
ing too polite to say cradle.
The snow is four feet deep on the
level at Virginia city. The storm was
the heaviest known in years. Rail-
way and telegraphic communication
are entirely cut off.
M. b. Garaghan is down from
Ward. He has resigned the two i'm
portant positions of mayor of that
burg and superintendent of the Mar
tin White Company to assume the re-
sponsible duties of County Clerk and
Recorder.
Hans Christensen, foreman of the
New Eberhart Company in White
Pine district, had his left ankle Sc
yerely injured by falling about twelve
feet in a winze from the Eberhart tun-
mel. He was brought to Eureka yes
terday week for surgical treatment. =
Eureka Sentinel.
John Molitor, an old and esteemed
o;+;1on of Hamilton for more than
twenty years, died in San Francisco
on November goth of paralysis. A
generous, kind-hearted man was MIR.
Molitor. He leaves wife and three
grown daughters to mourn his loss.
We regret to learn that James Baird
of Taylor, who went to San Francisco
several weeks ago, in hopes of I'M
proving his health, which had been
Door. is getting no better. He is said
to be worse than when he left here.
Gazette: While the overland train
was climbing the mountains east OF
Colfax last night, a slide occurred and
rock fell through window of the
sleeper, narrowly missingJ. L. Wines
j. M. Fulton and General Powning
were also in the same car, but all es-
capped uninjured.
About four inches of snow fell here
Saturday night and the storm contin-
ued all the next day adding about two
inches more to the fall. Since then
the weather has been clear and cold,
the mercury ranging between zero and
10 degrees below every night.
The election is over and county Off
GERS elect are now rustling for bonds.
This requires more exertion on the
mart of most of them than it did to get
elected. The country is poor and the
statutes makes it obligatory on the
County Commissioners to fix the bonds
too high.
R. Millick, of Osceola, writes Mr.
Weigel, of the firm of Thompson d
Weigel, that after sinking ten feet and
striking good body of ore ON the
VIM. Stewart, working under Prof.
Kimbalps direction, he is thoroughly
convinced that the professors indicator
does all that has been claimed for it.
He is thorough convert. IS. l.. Jour-
nal.
Tom Robinson, owner of the prop
artv fornarlv oneratad nv the Newark