The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-04-22
lOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Lead has taken a big jump and Is
now quoted at 81 12I per hundred.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
will meet in Carson City June goth.
Assessor Williamson has gone out
to the eastern part of the county on an
assessing tour.
Gov. Colcord has appointed Sol Hip
Notary Public.
Commissioner w. G.. Gallagher went
over over to Eureka Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Kingsbury, of the Joana ex-
perts, departed for Wells last Monday.
Ben Sanders, Esq, is building a
residence and Office ON lower Main
street, opposite the Court House.
The Assessor of Alturus county,
Idaho, will assess patented mining
claims at valuation of $15 per acre.
Hon. FL. F. Bartine is just recover
ing from severe attack of grip in
Washington and will start for home
as soon as he is able to travel.
Geo. w. Emerson, agent for the
New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was in town several days
this week.
Old timers agree that there has not
been such a cold, back Spring as the
present one in Nevada for thirty -one
years.
Prof. Stearns opened the Ely school
Monday with ~ pupils. Quite num-
Der of the little fellows are attending
their first term.
B. B. Bird departed by Mondays
Cherry Creek stage on a visit East.
He will take in the Worlds Fair be-
fore his return.
Harry Fiannery of Virginia City,
Sergeant-at-Arms of the last Assem-
bly,, is an applicant for position in
the Custom House in San Francisc.
The NEWS hopes he will get it.
While in San Francisco last week
we met Judge Belknap, His many
friends will be plased to learn that he
recovering his health and hopes to be
all right again. Elko Independent.
Charley Pritchard of Hamilton, who
has been mining at Park City, Utah,
for the past year or more, writes us
from San Francisco that he is on his
back to his old love-Hamilton.
Ex-Governor Adams came in from
the West Saturday, and after spend
ing a few days at the county seat,
went out to White River to look at
his herds.
The Haley News-Miner says If a
man wants to experience touch of
summer weather on Wood River now,
he will have to go to bed and take a
rum sweat.
Gov. Colcord has reappointed G. D.
Van Duzer Nevada's Land agent at
Washington for term of two years,
and John D. Miller, Jr., Commits
sioner of Deeds for Nevada to reside
in New York.
The District Court will convene at
the Court House in Ely next Wednes-
day. It does not look as if much
business will be transacted at this
term, as we learn most of the cases
have been postponed by stipulations of
counsel.
s. L. Journal: w. B. Lawler left
this morning for Cherry Creek, Ne
vada, where he is largely interested in
valuable mining properties. W. b.
has host of friends in this city who
will miss him during his absence.
The-Lovelock. New Era says there
is a ripple of excitement in American
can lyon in the Humboldt range, caused
by 1 he discovery of placer diggings by
Scott and Hendrickson, who are clean
ing UP from $40 to $40 day.
Hyy. J. Miller, Salt Lake mining
mani, was here Saturday and Sunday,
loching over the records. He inform
ed uS that he was negotiating for the
purclh ase of Davis & Sanford's Lucky
DepoAit mine at Aurum-in fact the
purchase was completed with the ex-
ceptioAn of some minor details. We
did not learn the price to be paid, but
1t is export to be $50, 1000.