The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-12-03
i0cAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Sol Hip has sent force OF men 10
Tovlor to do assessment work on the
Argus mines.
Mrs w. B. Lawler of Ruby has
Joined her husband in Salt Lake. They
will spend the winter East.
The whooping cough has struck the
Nrws household and our slumbers are
not as serene as they used to be.
Officers who were elected at the late
election can now get their certificates
from County Clerk Laurenson.
The State and county taxes become
DELINQUENT next Monday. Get in be-
fore another ten per cent. is added.
It is said that the employees of the
Carson Mint recently discharged were
all Silver party men.
The Silver State says that about
1900 head of Arizona cattle have
been received at Humboldt and Mill
City during the last thirty days.
The man who wears new hat paid
for by one of his friends is difficult
individual to convince that betting on
elections is wicked.
Salt Lake Journal The Glencoe
neople have encountered large body
Of water in the present workings and
will be able to run the mill night and
day next summer.
Ex-Governor Adams has driven
part of his cattle in from White River
Valley to Steptoe to winter. Feed IS
very scarce on the ranges.
From the Sentinels way of figuring,
Eureka county is entitled to the Silver
State banner-Eureka having II and
fraction to 1, while Nye has but 3
and fraction to l.
Deputy U. S. Surveyor A. D. Camp
ton and w. N. McGill went to Ruby
Hill Tuesday to survey some mining
claims for the Grizzly. Mining Com
pany to secure patents on the same.
Ben Sanders, Eureka attorney,
came in Thursday morningand intends
TO permanently locate here. Ii there is
any one thing more than another that
this section badly needs, it is another
lawyer.
We are pleased to learn, as we do
from recent letters received from She'll
bourne, that Mrs. VIM. Burke, who
had been dangerously i'll, is rapidly
improving.
James McFadden, an old and re-
spected citizen of Phoebe, died sud-
denly Tuesday night of last week of
hemorrhage of the stomach. Deceased
was an old resident and highly re-
spected throughout Lincoln county.
County Treasurer Williamson is the
busiest man in town these days, and
he gets more letters and money than
all the other residents of the county
combined. His dun is being gener-
ally answered,
Mrs. D. D. jolly and her sister,
Mrs. Tibbett, the latter who has
been visiting here for the past six
weeks, departed Thursdays morning
by private conveyance for Wells.
From there they go to Tuscarora,
where Mrs. Tibbett resides.
Carson News: Frank Boskowitz
(brother of Charley has completely
won the hearts of the little people at
at the Orphans Home by sending
them fifty pounds of fresh mixed candy
for their Thanksgiving dinner. Three
cheers for Mr.. Boskowitz !
7. J. Bell of Nye and w. A. HI.
Pike of Washoe country are out as
candidates for the Speakership of the
Assembly. Without detracting from
the claims or merits of the gentlemen
the News rises to place in nomination
Hon. George Russell of Elko for
Speaker.
Carson got the same severe wind
storm that struck here Tuesday night
of last week, and did considerable
damage. One of the large windows
in the south wing of the Government
building, in the U. S. Land Office,
was blown in, breaking the frame and
plate glass.
Jack Wheatley of Phoebe was here
several days the fore part of the week,
arranging to take the little furnace at
tho Elv mill to Silver Kino District