The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-12
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busily engaged anu Pu'''"s !" '"o'
spring crops. .
Mrs. E. N. Robinson, OF Seligman'
-, last week for New York, where
she will reside permanently
The Elko Independent says the
..;dsnce of Z. p. johnson on the
RUBY Summit was burned last week.
The weather continues warm and
nleasapt and the green grass is spring
Iuc up on the sunny slopes
The Board of County Commission
80 met last Monday and transacted
routine business.
TAvie Flex, the Chinaman, has a
notice In another column that he has
onened wash house in Robinson,
near the Rob Roy mill.
Ovning to the discovery of case
If searet fever in the dormitory of
,be State University at Reno, that in
.dtu,ion has been closed for the Easter
vacation a week ahead of time.
Lew Carpenter, who has been ailing
FIR some time, will leave for Salt Lake
CITY ia few days to seek medical
treatment
VIM. Ingraham leaves to-day for
Deseret to bring in some thorough
bred stations for the Monitor Ranch,
which Mr.. McGill purchased on his
recent trip East.
p. H. Lowell and VIM. McCurdy of
Spring Valley we're at the county
seat couple OF days this week. They
report considerable prospecting going
on out in their section.
Testimony 10 rebuttsl in the Jo-
anna mining suit will be taken here
before Court Commissioner Laurenson
next Tuesday. w. II. Beatty will
appear for the plaintiff, and Wren q
Murphy for the defendant.
IF. Cupid and his daughter, Miss
Gertie Jackson, departed by private
conveyance for Eureka Wednesday
Miss Gertie goes to San Francisco on
months vacation, and upon her return
will open the Taylor school.
The Carson Appeal says: Mrs. DIR.
John Wagner met with painful acci-
dent. While walking down the stairs
fram her office she slipped and fell.
besking both bones Of the wrist. DIR.
Lee set the broken limb.
The Phoebe Record thus bewail.th
the closing down of the furnaces: An
air of stiffness pervades the works at
at night and the monotony is not
broken save by the melodious bark
of the festive coyote.
The Times Review saws that snow
II inches deep covered the ground
in Tuscarora on Wednesday morning
of last week.
Sentinel: For considerable time
Father Natini has been finding the
duties of his charge laborious for his
declining strength and advanced age !;
hence by the advice of his physicians
be will soon retire to q more suitable
position. His successor here is ex-
pected to arrive in few days.
Leopold Brumsn, a German, who
left Santa Rosa (Cal.) last winter for
his ranch near Austin, arrived at Cor
tez January 18th. He left Cortez with
30 inches OF snow on the ground. His
clothing and some of his bones we're
found few days ago three miles from
Cortez. II Is supposed that he per-
ished in the snow and was eaten by
coyotes.
W. N. McGill returned from his
extended trip from Salt Lake and
Chicago the latter part of last week.
Monday morning he set In to expert
ment on Chairman tailings with the
cyanide process. If this experiment
proves successful on large scale, the
chairman people will reap rich
harvest out of their failing pile alone,
not taking into account their valuable
mine.
w. q. Barry and his son Master
Willie are in from Salt Marsh. Mr..
Barry says things are quiet out his
way though many prospectors are
working through that part of the
country. He informs us that Trefe
Douire, charged with the murder of
w. w. Stevens, is at the penitentiary
at Salt Lake, pending his trial, which
Will come off at Provo in April.
From private letter received by a
party here few days ago we learn
that the Osceola Gravel Mining Com
pany has just closed the purchase of