The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-18
/ neal AND GENERAL NEWS.
Rar silver is quoted at 834


zero Monday morning.
The Record says two feet of snow
foil in Phoebe during the recent storm.
very interesting letter from yell
low Pine District appears in another
column.
The purchasers of the Joana mine
are looked for here as soon as the
weather gets settled down.
Though past the middle of March this
section is bound up in ice and snow
with the mercury at zero every night.
W. r. Thomas has decided to Fred
Clark a one-third interest in the Mo-
hawk mine. Consideration $500.
Governor Colcord has issued his
proclamation appointing April 9TH Ar
Dor Day.
1t is very generally believed that
there will be no change in the Carson
Mint until July.
The Governor of California vetoed
the bill making an appropriation for
the erection of a monument at Bonner
Lake.
Cleveland says he will not appoint
any officials who served under his first
term. The big Prophet thinks he is
the only one entitled to second term.
The Appeal says a sport in Carson
palmed off one of the new two cent
\ stamps on Chinaman for a 50 bill.
Y Another foot of the sbeatifuP was
added to the heavy fall of last week
on Tuesday night and Wednesday
forenoon.
The stages-both from Eureka and
Wells-continue to come in on time,
Notwithstanding the heavy condition
of the roads.
Senators Williams, of Ormsby, and
Comins, of White Pine, are on bust
ness trip to the creameries of Smith
Valley and Mason Valley. Times.
Past Master J. B. Williamson went
over to Cherry Greek yesterday to
install the recently elected officers of
Steptoe Lodge F. & A. M.
Hon. Sol Hip and his brother Fred
returned from San Francisco Thurs
day morning. Both look as if they
had been faring on the best in the
= land.
Rufus Shoemaker, the well known
editor of the Grass Valley Tidings,
died last week. He was noted
writer and good man.
A. L. Parker and daughter of Round
Springs passed through Tuesday for
Deseret in a six-horse team. The
wagon was comfortably fixed up for the
trip.
Yesterday was st. Patrick's Day,
though it did not seem different from
any other day in Ely. The young
folks gave dance in the evening.
Many of our people who have been
ailing for the past month with colds
and kindred complications are i'm
proving and looking more cheerful.
! John Trolson, the Wells Fargo en-
b bezzler, has been sentenced to five years
in the State Prison. The case has been
appealed.
A car load of hogs was shipped from
Mason Valley few days ago. They
sold at five cents pound, live weight,
delivered at Wabuska.
The Joana No. boys are working
on their mine. They say it is showing
up fine. They have rich partner in
the company now-the Montata men.
We are in receipt of a lot of garden
seeds sent us by Agricultural Depart
ment on order of Senator Stewart.
Any one wanting such seeds can have
them by calling at the NEWS Office.
Carson Tribune: The straight Demo-
Gratis of Nevada are working for
George Russell of Elko for Superin-
tendent of the Mint, while the Silver
party leaders are urging the claims of
!, Jewett Adams.
- Our venerable friend Samuel Reed
has returned from Milford, bringing
with him fair partner This is the
hrst marriage in our district and may
1t prove prosperous and happy. -
Ferguson Lode. This is the same