The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-25
l0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

disagreeable during the past week.
Frank Newton is said to be on his
way from Uutah to Ely.
"Gentle springs" seems to have
caught sudden and severe cold.
Judge Cheney has rendered de-
cision declaring the new Grand Jury
law unconstitutional.
The State and county taxes in
Storey this year have been set at 81 95
on the 500.
Heavy snow storms on the railroad
left us without Eastern or Western
mail Friday morning.
Governor Colcord has appointed
Mrs. Henry Rives of Eureka as Ne
vada's member of the Worlds Fair
Liberty Bell Committee.
A deed for the transfer of one-third
in the Mohawk mine has been re-
corded. w. r. Thomas made the
instrument to A. Heusser. Consider
alton, $500.
A Utah farmer has madea net profit
of $85 per acre on sugar beets. This
beats the highest European record of
sugar beet culture.
John Berry, John Isackson and G.
Miller have returned from their trip
to the White Hills country in Arizona.
They represent that camp booming,
with nearly 200 men at work.
J. G.. Ford & Co., of Eureka, adver-
tise some fine Jacks for sale in to-day's
NEWS. Read their ad.
A great many people around town
are on the sick list and unable to at
tend to business. A change in the
weather would be welcomed by them.
Mr.. Hill, of Eureka, agent of the
Nevada Stage and Transportation Co.. !,
paid the News office pleasant visit
Thursday.
The News had pretty hard tussle
to come to time this week, as we have
been laid up the greater part of the
time with grip or something akin
thereto.
Elko Independent The "blood'
that our friends saw in the moon the
first of the week has passed away and
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer has not been interfered with.
Gazette: From the published lists
of arrivals at the San Francisco hotels
one would suppose that the Nevada
Legislature had adjourned to hold the
remainder of sixty days session at
the Bay.
The experiment of sending Nevada
creamery butter to Chicago has proven
success. The butter was considered
the equal of the best Elgin butter by
the Chicagoians, and brought high
price.
Mr.. Brown of Helena, and G. I'll.
Hand and Ell. Kingsbury of Butte City,
Montana, arrived here by Tuesday
evenings Cherry Creek stage. These
gentleman are part of the company
that purchased the Joanna mine.
A young man named thinner, liv
ing at Union mills near Boca, was ar
rested few days ago for shooting his
father in the arm. The boy had to do
it to save his mother from abuse at
his fathers hands He was fined S15
by the Justice of the Peace at True
kee.
A Judgement was rendered yesterday
in the Third district court against the
Glencoe mining company, in favor of
Superintendent Curtis, for $11, BOO,
%, the amount of wages due en-
ployees. IS. L. Journal.
Sheriff Payne requests us to give no.
tice to all concerned that on and after
the LIST of April he will strictly enforce
the hog and cattle law in the town of
Ely. Fair warning is given that hogs
must be kept penned up night and
day, and cattle from 6 o'clock P. M.
to 6 o'clock A. M.
Jimmy Baird narrowly escaped what
might have been terrible accident in
the Monitor mine at Taylor few
days ago. One of the blasts set the
evening previous missed fire, and next
morning while Jimmy was probing
around for the ''missed" hole it sud-
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