The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-07-29
GENERAL NEW >.

at $4,000, 900 bushels.
While in America the Infante Eulala
acquired passionate liking for corn
bread.
George Gould is reported to be a
loser by the "squeeze" to the extent
of $40, 100000
The failures for the 1srst six months
in 1898 have been 6,239, more than
in any previous like period.
The fund for the victims of the cold
storage building fire in Chicago amount
to nearly $15O,OOO.
Senator Voorhees, declares that Con-
gress will continue uninterruptedly
in session for full year.
Full returns from the recent Fourth
of July shows that there was a less
number of accidents than usual the
country over.
John J. Ingalls, says he has never
taken a. dollar for an address, either
political or literary, in Kansas, and
never expects to.
Senator Berry of Arkansas says that
he has voted three times for free sill
yer, and that he is not in the habit
of changing his mind.
Mr.. Cleveland now weighs 800
pounds, 70 pounds more than his nor
NAL weight, and is greatly inconveni-
enced physically in consequence.
Senator Don Cameron, it is stated,
will not return from Europe in time
for the extra session of Congress. The
Pennsylvania Senator has been per-
sistent friend of the silver men.
The friends of Evans of Visalia,
have written to Wm Woodburn, ask
ing him to conduct the defense at the
forthcoming trial.
It is said that fish are biting better
at this time in Lake Tahoe than for
the past twelve years. They are be-
ing caught daily by the hundreds.
Of eleven applicants for teachers
certificates in Elko county only one
succeeded in obtaining a first grade
certificate, and two received second
grades.
The are 80, 200 idle men in Pitts
burg, Pa, and times are so dull that
all the stores close at o'clock every
day.
After taking a snort of Kansas
whiskey travelling man observed:
''There is no need O: a Keeley insti-
tute in Kansas; no one would ever
contract the liquor habit if he had to
drink this stuff.
A Colusa, CAL, woman, recently
lost her husband, his life being in
sured for $4,000. The heart broken
woman at once telegraphed to her rel
atives in the East: ",Tim died this
morning; loss fully recovered by in
surance.
The destruction of the Prosser
Creek ice houses with 10000 tons of
ice makes it absolutely certain that
every ton of ice on the Trukee will
be exhausted before new crop is
harvested.
An editor out West who sends his
paper out to "time subscribers" sends
a bill each year. When second bill
is sent and there is no response he
takes it for granted that the suscri-
Der is dead, and publishes an "obit-
uary notice" in his columns.
Massachusetts, has a new jury law
that works like charm. The judge
selects the jury; but each lawyer can
exercise perepmtory challenge. The
first time the law was tested was in the
Lizzie Borden case, and jury was
selected in three days. The object
is to cut down law expenses and save
time.
A young lady who had been mar
ried little over year, wrote to her
matter-of- fact father, saying:
owe have the dearest little cottage
in the world, ornamented with the
most charming little creepers you ever
saw" The old man read the letter
and exclaimed, "Twins, by thunder"
It is just little discouraging to
man to carry yelling, squalling baby
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