The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-05-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

WIN. hayes uopdfCou ldS6 MoHuay
for a trip to Chicago and other East
ern points.
Max Shaefer and Bob Martin have
opened saloon in Ferguson district,
Lincoln county.
There are 81 prisoners in State Pri-
son and Warden Bell says at least 20
of them are under % years of age.
An Indian woman one day last week
washed gold to the amount of So 80
from gravel at Washoe City. Carson
News.
Harry Randall was brought in from
Willow Creek, where he was with the
rodeo party, Thursday morning, sick
with the measles.
E. K. Parsons, of the White River
Land and Cattle Company, was in
town several days this week.
Next Tuesday will be Decoration
Day. So far we have heard Of no
movement for a public celebration
here.
John Daggett of California has been
appointed Superintendent of the San
Francisco Mint. He is one of Judge
Fields pets.
Several of the youngsters are now
wrestling with the measles. 1t will
probably become general and thus run
itself out. The season Of the year is
favorable to light form of the disease.
Ella, the little two-year-old child
of Jerry Kent, miraculous escaped
drowning in Duck Creek last week.
When discovered, her red dress float
ing on the water, was all to be seen.
The Carson papers say there are
rumors of drunkenness among the
University students at Reno. If true,
a speedy remedy should be applied to
stamp it out.
A young man, in the employ of
ex-Gov. Adams with the rodeo party,
and who was acting strangely, was
arrested and locked up by Sheriff
Payne Monday. Next day he was
released, it becoming apparent that
his malady was caused by too free use
of Ely whisky.
A casual glance over the County Re
corder's books shows there is consider
able movement in mining properties
both at Osceola and the mining dis
tricts in the Schell range as far north
as Eagle district.
Our May snow storm was none of
your stunted affairs but a regular win
try visitor of good size and feecy &C
compartment. From Wednesday noon
till Thursday morning fully a foot of
the "beautiful" fell. It vanished
very quickly, however, under the rays
of Old Sol.
The Salt Lake Journal says the
Osceola Gold Prospect Go. has sent
out a lot of tools and supplies to A. j.
Millick at Osceola, New, who will
begin work Immediately on the Great
STEAMBOAT and Miser claims, two prom
Using prospects owned by the company.
Phil McKernan came in Wednes-
day evening with four or five of the
Eberhardt boys en- route for Taylor,
where they will 60 to work in the
Monitor mine. Work has been sus-
pended in the Eberhardt tunnel, and
Manager VIM. Read and family will
return to Taylor in few days. He
will devote his attention solely to the
Monitor property during the summer
J. B. Williamson a few days ag
bought of Sam Rutledge a half inter
est in the May mine. Consideration,
$1,000. The May lies between the
He'll in the Hill and Gold Hill mines,
and shows very fattering prospects.
This makes three full claims adjoining
the "wicked claim in the hill' now
owned by Messrs. Williamson d Rut-
ledge as even partners.
Another lot of heavy weight (finan-
cially) mining men arrived here Tues
day from Wells: Marcus Daley, of
Butte, Montana, George D. Roberts.
of New York, and Messrs. Kingsbury
and Toole of Helena, Montana. They
have labored diligently during their
short stay examining the Chairman
property. They left for the north yes
terday noon.