The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-06-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

BILE. It is now so pleasant that no one
can growl.
Judge Talbot, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the last few days,
is able to sit up. -Elko Independent.
Governor Colcord has appointed
Henry Bush Notary Public, to re-
side in Hamilton, White Pine county.
Secretary Carlisle has telegraphed
to Coiner Colburn of the Carson Mint
to step down and on June 10th.
Senator A. T. Stearns took advan-
tage of the holiday Tuesday to take a
spin over to Cherry Creek and view his
old stamping ground.
VIM Sheek, an old-timer of Cherry
Creek and Schellbourne, has been at
the County seat several days this week,
shaking with old friends.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland of Spring Val
ley and her nephew, Charles Peters,
came to Ely to attend the Decoration
Day ceremonies.
Hen fruit of good quality was sold
last week here at 15 cents dozen, the
the lowest price reached in long
time. Phoebe Lode.
The Brim Bros, of Salt Lake, have
returned to Duck Creek to work on
their mines. They shipped carload
of lead ore, which paid them well.
DIR. Moore, the Elko dentist, paid
Ely visit this week. As he found
our town quite dull he only remained
few days and returned by yesterdays
Cherry Creek stage.
Mrs. w. L. Davis, and children
departed for the East by Thursdays
stage. They will visit with relatives
in Racine, Wis, and take in the
Worlds Fair.
M. w. Murray, mining man of
Oakland, CAL, arrived by Cherry
Creeks stage Saturday and has spent
the week looking over the mining field
in this section.
Miss Ida Carothers went out by
Wednesdays Cherry Creek stage on
her way to Wheeling, West Virginia.
Miss Ida will take up her abode with
her aunt and attend school for several
years.
w. B. Lawler has three or four
Salt Lake mining men examining his
claims at Weaver, a new district west
of Campbells ranch in the Egan range.
The mines are said to be looking well.
Lawler is rustler.
Some of the grown up folks are now
rustling with the measles. Miss Katie
and Willie Watson and Mollie Camp
ton, are its latest conquests. In no
case has it proved to be serious SO
far.
Parties arriving from Carson last
evening say that bets of two to one are
freely offered at the capital that ex-
Governor Jewett Adams will be ap-
pointed superintendent of the Mint.
Reno Journal.
We are in receipt of the wedding
card of Lem G. Harrison and Miss
Minerva G. Peters. The ceremony
took place at st. Lukes church, San
Francisco, May 18th. The bride is
White Pine raised girl, and daughter
of R. M. Peters. The News extends
congratulations.
The employees of the Eberhardt
Company at Eberhardt have been pas
sing through all week en- route for
Taylor. Several families with their
household goods also passed through.
All work has been suspended at Eber-
hardt Indefinitely.
I'll. G. Kingsbury, of Helena, Mon
tana, who was here last week, lost
scarfpin, with a setting of white opal,
which he prizes very much, it being
a present from his mother. Any one
finding the same will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at the News Of
flee or with J. F. Cupid.
General J. R. Kittren is an appli-
can't for the U. S. District Attorney
ship for the Northern District of Cal
ifornia. exit" is fully equipped in
every respect to discharge the duties
of the office, and his host of friends in
Nevada wish that his application will
be successful.