The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
T. F. O'Neil left Tuesday last for


Instead of snow it gave us rain for
a change Monday. The downpour
was quite heavy for a few hours.
Call and see the new goods just ar
rived. Fresh oranges 30 cents doz-
en- at VIM Hayes cash store.
Mrs. Mary Carman, says the
Record, has been appointed post
mistress of Phoebe.
There is considerable indisposition
around Ely at present. 1t generally
takes the form, of an outrageous cold.
At the present time, says CORES
pondent of the Lode, there are TWEEN
ty men employed in the DeLamar
mines.
George Merger has emigrated to
Snake Valley where he will look after
the affairs of John Reher during the
latter's illness.
DR.. M. J. Davis and wife left Ely
Monday. The Doctor goes to San
Francisco and Mrs. Davis will visit
friends in Idaho.
B. M. Pearlman has something to
say in another column. He proposes
to make it sultry for those who fail to
"come out promptly.
J. B. Williamson left yesterday
morning for San Francisco. He will
also attend meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Virginia City.
Four lumber houses and eleven
tents, says the Lode, are already up
in Reeves and building is going ahead
with considerable push.
A correspondent of the Lode says
the DeLamar company has let con-
tract to sink the north Wine in the
Jim Grow 100 feet deeper.
If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring stimulant with
nourishing and coloring food, Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover is
just the specific.
The Indian Fandango that has been
in progress a short distance up the
creek the greater portion of last week
broke up Saturday night. Between
thirty and forty of the natives came
from Phoebe.
The Phoebe Lode says the old-time
friends of William Morgan, who was
among the first prospectors around
Phoebe, will be pleased to learn that
he has made $4,000 mining sale in
the Fish Springs country, Utah.
James Service, Governor Adams
generalissimo, arrived Sunday with
400 head of steers and quartered
them in McQuitty's field Mr.. Ser
vice expects to gather up as many
more in the valley and will then drive
the entire lot to the railroad.
J. B. Simpson and D. G. McDon-
aid who have been putting in their
biggest ticks on the Golden Revenue,
owned by them, got knocked out by
giant powder smoke or the prevailing
epidemic a few days ago. 1t sent
j. B. to bed, and he's there yet.
Ayers Pills are invaluable for the
cure of Headache, Constipation,
Stomach and Liver troubles, and all
arrangements of the digestive and as
similative organs. These Pills are
sugarcoated, safe and pleasant to take,
always reliable, and retain their vir-
tues in any climate.
John Verzan has had 40 tons of
screenings hauled down from the
Paymaster dump in Ward, to j. F.
Cupids patent jig, which he will put
through for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether he has tackled paying
proposition or not
Thos. Weir, we learn from j. B.
Williamson, has secured an option on
the Grand Deposit, at Muncy Creek,
from N. G. Noe, M. A. Bassett and
Moze Kellum. Mr.. Weir will do
considerable development work during
the life of the bond. The people
over that way take hopeful view of
the situation.
P. G. Weber, Superintendent of
the Ely and Golden Wedge, has four
men at work on the former sinking
shaft which is now down ninety feet.
On the latter two men are at work