The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-05-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

was formally opened aG OLl1cHSo do
noon Monday last by President Cleve-
land.
D. Felsenthal was down from Tay
lor's upper levels couple of days this
week.
The license for sparring exhibitions
in Carson has been reduced from 800
to $50.
James Orr and Miss Sallie La Boz
teak came in from Eberhardt Thurs
: day afternoon.
J The ball given by the "R. o. H.R.,"
Monday evening was largely attended
and proved very pleasant social affair.
On our first page will be found a
synopsis by number of all the laws
passed by the last Legislature.
Fourteen tons of Nevada creamery
butter was sent to Chicago last week,
where it sells for 33 cents a pound
wholesale.
The Carson Tribune says that R.
Sadler stated in Carson few days
since that G. G. Wallace was red-hot
after the superintendency of the Car
son mint. We do not believe it.
The second payment on the Joana
mine was to have been made last Mon
day or Tuesday. AS We go to press
we have heard nothing definite whether
the payment was made or not.
George M. Humphrey of Reno has
} been appointed U. S. Marshal for
Nevada. The new appointee is said
to be straight-out Cleveland Demo-
GRAFT.
Judge Rives and NJ. G.. Cavanaugh
departed for Eureka Thursday. They
were detained here several days after
Court adjourned getting legal docu-
ments in shape.
The Silver State says Frank Button
has struck rich placer diggings in
Grass Valley, about 40 miles south of
Winnemucca. Some of the nuggets
are worth 40 cents.
Campton & Lyons are putting out a
large number of shade trees on the
old brewery grounds and otherwise
improving the premises. It will make
nice park some day.
L. Berrum lost 700 head of sheep
NEAR Clifton, Lander county last week,
supposed to be poisoned, as we'll as
three valuable dogs. The sheep were
valued at r.. 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Boyle of
Schellbourne spent several days this
week visiting the county seat. Mike
furnished the motive power (nusic)
for the ball Monday evening.
Ed. Shackelford, brother of Mrs.
John Weber, came in from the West
Tuesday morning. Mr.. S. has been a
resident of Washington State for
several years.
VIM. Read, wife and children, of
Eberhardt, passed through Thursday
afternoon for the Monitor mill. Mr..
and Mrs. Phil McKernan and chill
dren also passed through for the same
place.
: May, that sweet month of which
poets delight to sing, came in this week
clad in wintry garb and squally as
March. The present week has SO far
been succession of snow, sleet and
cold rain showers. There is not likely
to be settled weather before the LIST
of June.
Assessor Williamson went down the
east side of Steptoe Valley on an as
sessment tour this week. AS J. B.
has to attend to two offices, he has to
make his assessing trips at such times
as he can spare from the Treasurer's
Office in the Court House.
J. H. Hoegh, Deputy U. S. Inter
nal Revenue Collector, was here and
at Cherry Greek several days this
week, urging the Chinese residents
to register in compliance with the
Geary Act. Mr.. Hoegh informed us
that all the Chinese registered at
ACherry Only one could be induced
Ito register in Ely, and after he had
done SO he expressed his disgust thus
"Now, me be ale same dog"
A. L. Tyler {Red Wagon proprie-
tor) gave this Office a pleasant call
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