The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-30

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the ton.
VIM. Horton who has had the con-
tract for carrying the mail between
Ely and Sunnyside, made his last
trip Wednesday. The Elko and
White Pine Transportation Company
will commence carrying the mail after
July LIST.
o. H. Grey, Secretary of State,
and H. F. Bartine arrived from Car
son last night, says the Reno Journal
of the 23d, and took the east-bound
train for Denver, where they go to
attend the Republican conference to
be held in that city.
Three hundred head of cattle, sold
recently by the Sheriff in Tombstone,
A. T., were bought at the rate of 50
head for the first 100, $3 head for
the second 100; and 30 cents head
for the third 100. These are low
prices for cattle.
David de Costa, the ex-convict who
attempted to rob Mrs. Jewett w.
Adams in San Francisco few days
ago, has been held to answer by Po-
lice Judge Campbell on charge of
assault to rob. Bail was fixed at
$4,000.
The Elko and White Pine Trans
portation Company, B. f. Miller,
Manager, will take the Ely and Eu
reka stage line tomorrow, and COM
mence carrying the mails between
Eureka and this place. The Compa-
ny starts out with frst-class equip
ments.
Charles Ferraris committed suicide
in Eureka on the 10Th inst. with a
pistol. The unfortunate man was
prominent Odd Fellow and was well
known to Odd Fellows all over the
State. He was an old resident of
Eureka, having lived there since the
seventies, and was in the shoe bus
mess. He was an Italian by birth
and leaves wife and children.
The wire for the Ferguson TELEPHONE
line, says the Record of the 21st,
reached here Tuesday, and yesterday
morning, the work of stringing it on
poles began. Murray Godbe, who
built the Phoebe Electric Light plant
and who has had considerable expert
ence in that line of business at Salt
Lake. has the work in hand and ex-
poets to have the line in working or
der in about week.
The DeLamar Gold Mining Com
pany, says the Lode of the 18th,
have en- route from Milford one of
the latest improved artesian boring
machines. Four men direct from the
factory, are in charge Of the machine,
which is expected to arrive next week,
when the work of determining the
water question of this district will be
begun. The machinery is guaran-
teed to be first class in every particu-
lar and has capacity of boring 5000
feet.
The sad intelligence was received
HOIC 1noO OFOhlhS, says o1AO OAANOA
State of the 22nd inst, of the drown
ing of Thos. Gilbert in the Humboldt
at Lovelock yesterday. He is son
of Ell. S. Gilbert of Paradise valley
and about "a years Of age. A cour-
Ter was Immediately sent out to notify
the parents of the unfortunate young
man, and this morning Henry Gilbert,
his brother, arrived from the valley
and left for Lovelock. No particu-
lars of the drowning had been heard
here up to the time we went to press.
We learn, says the Sentinel of the
23d inst, that f. Bertch, farmer
and stockman of Ruby Valley, was
found dead in his barn at his ranch
few days ago. His skull was mashed
in, which is supposed to have been
caused from the kick of horse.
Before taking up his home in Ruby
Valley he was a resident of Eureka,
about 20 years ago. He was man
who had host of friends. He had
accumulated considerable property
in the valley, and was very well to
do. Deceased was native of Ger
many, aged 55 years.
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