The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-09
Nvw York QUOTATIONS.. - Silver
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-. f,amins. whom we reported In our
,as, as being quite i'll, has improved
and is convalescing.
We publish in another column the
;o;nt oual terly statement of the Audi
I'D treasurer for the quarter ending
December 3lst.
load of fine corn fed pork from
nlayeland's ranch in Spring Valley
oas received at House & McGill's
butcher shop few days ago.
The fine $1,000 residence of Dusan
rbnrich in Powning Addition to
Rom. was destroyed by fire on De-
cember 22d. Nothing was saved.
Among the many things that Eu-
reka is blessed with is the grippe and
whooping cough. We have neither,
and are not jealous of our neighbors.
The County Commissioners have
nurcbansed a flag for the Court House
and it will be raised as soon as the
last Court House Bond is redeemed-s
probably at their next meeting.
The Eureka stage which arrived on
time Yesterday morning brought no
Eastern or Western mail. Some screw
must be loose In the Eureka office,
and we would humbly ask the +. NJ.
over there to look it up.
The weather for the past week has
been mild, but variable. Thursday
evening a squat came up which
threatened big storm, but it spent its
force in half an hour and cleared
up again.
Eureka Sentinel: II was currently
reported on the streets yesterday that
Harry Jackson, of this place, and Miss
Ina Ford, of Co!usa, Cal, we're mar
ried last Wednesday at the latter
place.
County Treasurer Williamson calls
in $4,000 of six per cent bonds IN to-
day NEws. Interest on said bonds
has ceased, and owners are called
upon to surrender them and get their
money.
The New Years edition of the Reno
Journal was a twelve page paper,
finely illustrated and containing much
valuable information. 1t was the
largest paper ever published in Me-
yana.
Phoebe Record: Thomas Edwards,
our popular liquor merchant, received
most gratifying Christmas present
Thursday evening, the Gath, in the
shape of fine baby girl. Tom might
have made few dollars Christmas
day. but when man walked up TO
the bar and began, 81 congratu ate
you,n ETC., Toms invariably smiling
reply was a couple of glasses on the
bar and "What'll you havei"
Elko Independent One hundred
and twenty-five snow shovclers struck
at Wells last Monday morning. They
claim they were promised in Ogden
81 per day and board. After getting
TO Wells they were put to work at 81
per day and board themselves.
At the redemption of county scrip
last Monday. bids were few aud con-
sequently they doomed 'er up some.
The bidders were A. ID. Campton, 43
cents on the dollar; Sol Hip, 40
cents, and VIM. Hayes, 50@55 cents.
The two first bidders got in for little
over 5000, and Hayes 50-cent bid
scooped In the balance in the pot
something over $500. Scrip seems to
be pretty well held and Indications
point that it will go higher at future
redemptcns.
At the quarterly meeting of the
board OF County Commissioners Mon
day there was full Board present,
and, besides transacting the usual
routine business, made the tax levy
Tor 1872. They fixed the rate at
% ~ tor State and county purposes.
ms Is a reduction of 40 cents from
last year aud So cents from 1890 on
each 800 valuation, which is perhaps
as good showing in reducing taxa
ZION ms will be made by any county
IN the State.
Inc County Auditor and Treasurer
and Treasurer inform us that the in
aeoledness Of White Pine county has
oeen reduced over 81, 900 the pres
en' year. Of this amount $4,000 was
upon the interest bearing debt. $4,000
on Tue Court House Bond debt and
the balance on the non-intercst bear
ing floating debt. This is an excel
rent financial showing for the county
t0eSe hard timaa and oh ouya chat th0aa