The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-04-02
yrw York QUOTATIONS. = Silver

.ansr levels exchanging greetings
With will his many friends.
rred Clark is in Eureka on his re-
..,n from New York. and will prob
hIy come in on to-day's stage.
The Ely Postoffice has been made
foreivn money order office, commence
inv April 4ih.
nr Campbell went out to Cherry
c,eek Yesterday morning to attend to
he fractured limb of Henry Miller,
Who 10 under his charge.
The stage-driver reports that two
ss,of snow fell in Eureka during the
late storm, and about Is inches in
Hamilton.
Joseph Hubner, an old resident of
this county and the coast, died last
Sunday morning of dropsy, and was
buried Monday afternoon.
April. the second month of Spring,
made his debut in these parts yester-
day morning with the mercury at
zero and six inches of snow on the
ground.
Lew Brown, we'll known in Taylor
seyera. years ago, is now superlntend-
emf of tin mine in South Dako and
has rs men under his charge. He
writes to Dan Mcdonald that he is
doing we'll.
Last Tuesday Commissioners Gala
CHER aud Deputy Clerk Laufenson
drew a Grand Jury, which is to meet
at the Court House on Monday morn
ing, April 18th.
Johnny Flynn. an old timer in Utah
mining circles, died very suddenly in
Marysvale about ten days ago.-Tin-
tic Miner. Wonder if it isn't our old
friend Flynn, who used 10 live in
0sceola.
"Manly and frank" is the way our
Republican State exchanges head a
Letter from Francis G.. Newlands, an
nouncing that he "shall regard the
nomination for Congress as high
honor if accorded to him. Most any
one would.
With silver down to 81 cents an
ounce and likely TO keep on dropping,
the outlook for silver mining is in
deed dark and gloomy, and it is prob
able that many of The producing mines
must cease operations. Ii will take
l00-ounce to the ton silver ore now
to realize any profit.
The Commissioners of Elko county
advertise for proposals to erect booths
al all the election precincts IN the
county. The booths are to be made
so that they can be readily folded and
of design admitting shipment with
safety.
Reno Journal: Secretary of State
o. II. Grey came down on the V. Il
T. local yesterday, and returned by
the same train. While here he pur-
chased about $50 worth of fruit trees
at the Reno and Mount Hope nurser-
les for parties in the eastern part of
the State.
p. G. Weber (the Boss) will be a
candidate for Delegate 10 the Chicago
Convention before the Democratic
State Convention. The "Boss' has
long been a wheel-horse in the Demo-
cratic party of White Pine, always n
worker, and never az office-seeker,
and his services we'll merit the honor
airy office of a Delegate to the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
Talk about Winter sitting in the
lap of Spring. Why the hoary old
Dame actually snatched the bald
headed youngster from his throne and
converted his domain back to her own
beautiful" sway. Old Sol will prob
ably come to the assistance of the
youngster again in few days and
drive old Winter back to her arctic
dominions.
X. II. and Fred Frank spent several
days 10 Ely this week taking notes of
the cyanide process that IL now being
experimental with at the Ely mill.
Fred, who is mining rustler, came
down from the northern country to
take another look at Robinson District.
HIS great wonder is that capital has
not long ago seen the merits of this
district, which promises such great
results.
The present week has been one of
regular midwinter weather. Sunday
night three inches of snow fell and
Tuesday morning the mercury touched
zero. Wednesday was ushered in