The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-05-07
New YORK QUOTATIONS. : Silver
sez Lead, 81 2215.

Miss Mamie Burke of Schelloourne
Ia visiting Ely and is the guest OF
Miss Berthe Stewart.
Can't. VIM. Read and family of the
Eberhardt Company have returned
from their trip to London.
County Clerk Ed. Daily is in from
Hamilton. He thinks some of resign
ing the Clerkship.
Eastern parties are expected in Tay-
lor next week to examine the Argus
mines with the view of purchasing.
Jacob Cameron of Muncy, Ben San
ford and Ed. Bews of Aurum are at
the county seat in attendance upon
Court.
From Cherry Creek. the following
nersops are in attendance at Court:
g ". Keeney, ?. II. Cannon, NJ. Nc
Hugh, G. F. Parker, VIM. Sheeks and
P. T. Dolan.
Among the jurymen in from Ham
ilton, we note many familiar faces:
Hans Christensen, Phil Spauling,
John Doyle. Dan Mahoney, Dave
Seaman, August Stein aud Ira Nc
knight.
County scrip is moving up a little,
with several buyers in the field. The
quotations are 80 and 80 cents. which
is higher price than jurymen have
got for many years.
R.W. Simpson is Tay!or's only rep
resentative in attendance at Court.
Bro. Simpson is always at home in
print shop and we always manage to
utilize bis spare time when we catch
him at the county seat.
r. w. Burlington of Deep Creek is
al the county seat on jury duty. lie
informs us that good deal of pros
pecting is being done in bis section,
and several small sales for $4,000 or
$1,000 have recently been made there.
Last Saturday the stage running
between San Andreas and Sheep
Ranch, Cal, was stopped by a lone
highway man and fired into with a
double barreled shotgun, instantly
Killing Miss Rodersino, passenger,
fatally wounding the driver, and also
Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S messenger.
The attention of our readers Is call
sa,o the ad. of DIR. NJ +. Brenner, dem
tis, which appears in another column.
The doctor is high up in his profess
sion and guarantees good work. His
Office is at Mrs. Curtis lodging house.
lie will remain here but short time.
The Eureka Mill on the Carson
river was burned last Monday morn
ing; loss 100000, insured for 3d.
000. II was sixty-stamp mill, and
iis destruction throws fifty or sixty
men out of employment.
The greatest and most protracted
storm OF the year struck this section
on the first of May and continued
without abatement for three days.
Snow, rain and slush made il very
disaereeable for those who had to
travel. II will, however, be good
thing for the country, the ground got
thorough soaking and vegetation of
every kind wilt now spring up.
The case of j. ShellenbarGer VS..
B. +. Miller was tried by jury in the
District Court Thursday. Judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for L n
lcords of wood. If not appealed TO
the Supreme Court, it is not likely TO
equal or even rival the famous Iowa
calf case.
Next Saturday the Democratic Dri-
maries come off. We think it bet
ter plan TO take interest in them and
elect men of pronounced silver views
TO 20 to Winnemucca and make
hight there. than to let things go by
default as the Republicans have done
IN MANY parts of the State. Then If
we don't get what we want at Winnie
mucca aud Chicago, we know ust
what we can and will do.
The District Court convened We'd
nesday morning, Judge Talbot presi-
siding. The cause of the State VS..
W. ID. Campbell was called and con-
tlnued from day to day pending the
receipt of Jack Walkers deposition,
which is expected by mail. The mo-
tion for new trial in the cause of ID.
ID. jolly VS.. Jake Shellenberger was
being argued as we went to press FRI
day afternoon.
We have nothing new to report in
regard to the mining sale negotia-
Tons. Mr. Eckerly has gone to San
naaa 10 NJ 4