The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-13
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.,ssenl at Bodie.
T,eae Doutre has been arrested and
;. held in Utah for the murder of w.
W. Stevens.
Indians are killing deer within
ouarter of mile of the railroad at
Beowawe.
1oseph Nay, # Clover Valley, Elko
.o1oty. passed through yesterday, on
visit to his brother Frank Nay at
Taylor.
Recorder Cupid has gone from
u.milton to Eureka On business con-
nected with the sale OF the Cornell
mine.
Leap Year parties seem to be all
the rage just now in the various towns
Of NeYada-all being given by the
ladies.
GOV. Colcord has appointed C. G.
powning, NJ. d. Foley and Joseph
Msrzen M mbers of the State Board OF
Agriculture.
DR.. Campbell and family are down
from Taylor. The doctor will re-
main here in charge of the drug store
during Fred Clark's absence In the
East
Charles Lampman, proprietor of the
Wells, Cherry Creek and Ely stage
line, was here several days the fore
part of the week on business connect
ed with the line.
The weather during the past week
has been ehaneeable. Monday night
the mercury run down 10 10 degrees
below zero, Tuesday and Wednesday,
we had thaw and now we are having
pretty stiff freeze-up every night.
Mrs. Z. Raycraft of Genoa recently
slipped on the ice and sprained her
right arm. Over year ago she
sprained her left arm by fall, and
now both arms are almost useless.
Elko Free Press: Beef is advancing,
being quoted at So, 9 aud Ga cents.
Nine carloads of mixed eattle-cows
and steers. principally steers-taken
below by X. Farrell. foreman for Dun
ply, nettcd $50 per head.
Testimony is being taken all week
before Commissioner Laurenson in
the Joanna suit, ". II. Beatty appear
Ing for lie plaintiff. and Murphy and
Treece fnr the defendant. Attorney
Wren returned to Eureka last Sunday.
A note from Hamilton informs us
Al. Il 4 4 - Aa1.1a.l II smith
and Miss Clara Paul Wednesday, even
ing Was a grand affair. The bride Is
Hamilton bred and born girl. The
NEws wishes the young couplejoy and
happiness. They will, we are inform
ed, take up their residence in Ely.
ln the testimony now taken IN the
case of Josephine Walcott vs.. A. X.
Watson il has come out In the eyi-
dence that the defendant was worth
$l,405,000 in 1888. This, with jul
dicious management, ought To give
Bro Watson an even 100000 IN
1892. Who dare denounce "Col.
Sellers as an extravaganza.
VIM. Laurenson and Jim Disregard
have been sinking well in eco boot
on their premises up the canyon, on
which hey are erecting a windmill,
In the bottom of the well they have
encountered some line placer gold
prospects, and they are in guam
dairy whether to use the hole as well
or a mining shaft.
An impromptu party was given al
fuckers Hall Tuesday evening, COM
plimentary to Fred Clark and Miss
Alma Horton. They departed on
Wednesdays Cherry Creek stage for
The East. Miss Alma will go to Phil
aadeIphia to reside permanently, and
Fred to Brooklyn, N. Y, on visit to
his parents.
JAMES MeOmie met with quite a
painful accident on Friday night of
last week. In coming down a flight
OF Steps 10 the mill he slipped and
Tell "n his side, receiving severe in
ternal shock, which laid him up for
ionr or five days. lie is, we are
Pleased to note, on his pins again,
though he will feel the effect of his
iall tor some time yet.
W. F. Parker, notice of whose death
~ Eberhart appears In another col
umn, was an old resident of that place.
lie was county for several years. 1t
ls supposed he had relations either in
chicago or Philadelphia. This re-