The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
This has been week of funerals.


and it is still storming.
A census of the unemployed shows
$4,000 men out of work IN Colorado.
There are quite number of cases
of grip in town, though none OF dan
gerous nature.
County Clerk M. B, Garaghan has
been laid up all week with a severe
cold.
Hon. Eugene Howell of Seligman
was in town several days this week on
business.
At the Treasurer's tax sale Monday
last, most of the property offered, was
bid in for the county.
The Commissioners of Douglas coun-
tv have been petitioned to appropriate
$1,000 for the Midwinter fair.
Larry p. Davis, Assistant Secretary
of the Nevada Senate at the last ses-
sion, died in Eureka last week. He
was SO years of age.
The News man has been confined
to the house all week, nursing mod
crate case of grip. We feel as II we
were getting the best of the enemy.
The Leader says Indians are selling
Pyramid Lake trout in Sierra valley at
129 cents per pound.
The New Era says that Lovelock,
Nevada, is destined to be the center
of the iron industry of the Pacific
Coast.
John n. Hill, of Eureka. is an APP
plicant for the position of Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector for Nevada.
Fifteen carloads of apples nearly
100000 pounds-were shipped to
Chicago, New York, st Louis, Mime
apolis and Denver, from Reno last
month.
A Nevada man has perfected an in
vention for saving flour gold. At the
Harmony mine, this State he saved two
ounces of amalgam daily and in 20
days saved AZ ounces.
To prevent the hardening OF the
subcutaneous tissues of the scalp and
the obliteration of hair follicles, which
canse badness, use Halls Hair Re
newer.
The Courier says the commissioners
of Douglas county appropriated 1000
for the Nevada exhibit at the Midwin-
ter Fair
A man who is deaf in one ear was
rejected from jury the other day be-
cause It was argued he couldn't hear
both sides.
Ormsby county has murder case
on her hands, one Chinaman having
carved another to death week or so
ago.
The Dayton Times says Silver city
miners will make a fine exhibit of
gold specimens at the Midwinter
Fair.
There are nearly 100 teams engaged
IN hauling ore and freight between
Milford and Hike in Lincoln county,
including the business of Ferguson
district and the Condor mill.
Our latest news from the West is
that there are heavy rains in Califor-
MIA, which are delaying trains, mum
dating fields and washing away bridges.
In the Sierras it is showing tiercely,
trains are delayed, the wires are down
East and West and communication
suspended.
"There isn't anything in the Index.
SO person remarked yesterday. But
we assert. without fear of successful
contradiction, that there is more in the
Index than is contained in any other
newspaper in the world published IN
a place like Lundy, for no other camp
of like size has newspaper.
Phoebe Record: The cold snap OF
last week resulted in shut down of
Roe's small copper furnace at Bristol
last Thursday. During the night the
water pipes froze and the tuyeres melt
ed allowing the heat to penetrate be-
hind the lining of friedrich, burning
the furnace out Nearly two thirds
of the ore on hand had been run through
and carload of copper bullion is ready
for shipment.
The ranks of the old Union veter-