The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-07-08
general NEWS.

Maine towns this year have paid a
bounty of So each on 80 bear.
Chinch bugs are doing great dam
age to the Kansas wheat crop.
The State of Texas has won suit
to recover lands grabbed by railroads.
-ae woman suffragists of Kansas
have raised a campaign fund of $50
900.
During the hailstorm at Jefferson
vile, Ohio, few days ago, chunks of
ice fell.
Nevada wool is quoted at from 10
to 13 cents per pound in the San
Francisco market reports.
On an average about 30 pockets are
picked on the Worlds fair grounds
daily. Practically no arrests are
made. a.
The floral tributes sent to Senator
Stanford's funeral were the most
lavish and elaborate ever seen in Cal
ifornia.
At Fort Scott, Kan, June 9th, the
east wall of the fremont hotel fell.
Several persons were killed and
wounded.
The big Chicago telescope will be
approximately 64 feet long and 4 feet
in diameter, and the dome will be 20
| feet in diameter.
Mrs. G.. B. Rodney is walking from
Galveston to the Worlds Fair. She
arrived at Fort Smith, N. M, on June
22d, and expects to reach Chicago
about August 1st.
A New York printer has been SEN
fenced to year in State prison and
fined 81 900 for printing green goods
circulars. a&
About S5 of the 25O consulships
that pay $1,000 per annum and up
ward, have been filled by new men.
Garden City, Kansas, has coterie
of women who appear on the streets
in blouse waists and dichotomous
skirts.
A Kentucky paper says that town
who pays it's preacher and supports
it's editor literally is so close to heaven
that it is almost in direct opposition
to that place.
At Eugene Oregon, a 14-year-old
girl was thrown from horse and her
feet becoming entangled in the halter
rope, she was dragged and literally
torn to pieces.
Appeal: Billy Woodruff and Chas.
Kelly bored an artesian we'll at Thos.
Tenants place, striking flow of five
gallons minute at a depth of 60 feet.
It took them less than two days.
The rain-making experiments in
Kansas have resulted in the death of
a captain of the Kansas national guard
and the serious injury of two men,
through the bursting of the cannon
employed in the experiments.
"Victory," the monument destined
by Casper Buberl, which is to be erect
ed by the state of New York to her
dead heroes on the battlefield of Gettys-
burg, measures from base to top 96
feet. The figure is 13 feet 8 inches
high
A magnificent monument is to be
erected in the city of Mexico to the
memory of the late Ignacio M. Atl-
mirano, the distinguished philoso-
pher and statesman, whose ashes ar
rived there a few days ago from
Rome.
The state of Michigan is experiment
ing with the gold cure, and the result
will be watched with interest. Every
offender who commits crime through
drink may, if he elects, undergo a
Keeley treatment at the expense Of
the county in which he lives.
An Australian inventor has per-
fected method of plowing with the
help of dynamite. The explosive is
used in very small quantities, and
there is an apparatus for touching il
off underground. The result Of this
is to thoroughly lisintegrate the soil.
It is asserted that there is no possibil-
ity of a serious explosion and that
owning to the small quantity of dyna-