The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-16
Nav York Quotations. = Silver
o4iI. Lead, 81 20.

far A business trip TO SAIL Lake cry.
We have had very pleasant winter
weather during the past week.
The Joanna No. 9 boys will re-
anne work on that promising mine
the coming week.
p;oche Record r. A. Martin has
bought the interest oil X. Z. Davis IN
the Phoebe drug store.
Miss Eta Comins, after the holt
days vacation, went to Goshute to
continue the school term there, last
Monday.
Testimony is being taken in San
Francisco in the case of Josephine
W.lcott vs.. A. X. Watson-the Joanna
mining SUIT.
We met Senator Comins on the
street Yesterday. He looks somewhat
the worse for his recent illness, but is
fast becoming himself again.
The sale of property on accuont of
delinquent taxes will be made by
Treasurer Williamson al the Court
House door next Monday.
Miss Minnie Comins went west on
last Saturday Nights stage TO resume
her studies at the State University at
Reno.
Sol Hip made flying visit to Eu
reka this week, returning home Thurs
dsv morning. H. reports the Base
Range as very dull.
The grippe seems TO have been get
ting in full time 10 Reno lately, says
the Journal, Judging from the nun Der
who claim to be afflicted with it.
Up in Idaho they are having the
grip pretty hard. The Rocky Bar
Bulletin says there are over one hun
dred persons down with it in that little
town.
The Austin Advocate says the snow
is AZ inches deep in Galena. At Cortez
the snow is also very deep and about
one-half the inhabitants are afflicted
with the grip.
We learn that VIM. Borthwick died
10 Arizona three or four month ago.
Billy Borthwich was we'll and favor
ably known both In Ward and Tay-
Tor, where he lived for macy years.
His many friends in this section will
regret to hear of his death.
We are in receipt of letter from
our old friend. John Wearne from
Great Falls, Montana. Mr.. Wearne
says that though up and around, he is
still in poor health. lie thinks of re-
turning to Cherry Creek as soon ns
spring opens.
C. ], Boskn, the genial drummer,
arrived from the West Thursday morn
ing. He laid over here a couple of
days TO inspect the workings of the
Robinson Con. Placer Mining Com
pany, of which he is large share
holder.
Emil Yost, for the past eight or
zine years well known resident nf
tins section Of the county. pulled up
stakes and last Saturday evening de-
parted for his old home in Switzer
land. We wish him success in his
Alpine home.
Harry Jackson, Secretary of the
Eberhardt Mining Co., and Miss Ina
Ford of Cousa, Cal. were married ut
The latter place December Both. The
NEWS extee3s congratulation to Harry
and h's fair young bride and wishes
long and happy journey down life's
stream.
The Benson Brothers and Mr.. Olsen
OF Eureka have taken hold of the
keystone property on lease. They
nave lot OF machinery on the road
Tor the teaching mill, which will be
put IN as soon as il arrives and the
works started up. The lessees are
practical miners and teachers and will
no doubt make success.
Yesterday afternoon as O. IT. Grey,
IN company with his fat boy. saunter-
co up The street, Ginning on various
pll'lcal subjects, the youngster dex-
.e''nsly slipped placard from under
MS coat and affixed ii TO his dad. An
instant afterwards the little rascal
'"uek ms pa for quarter and disap-
peafed' Many eyes were shortly fast
enea on the placard pinned to the
ppm''iy State Secretary, which read
DON'T forget the Doodle. Carson
Appeal.
:. iile two bright stars to be seen in
W. ,ne western sky these evenings are
venus and Jupiter. They are appar-