The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-13
l0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The youngsters are having lots OF
fun coasting down hill.
There are now twelve patients IN
Kelley Institute at Carson.
Edward Moore has been appointed
Postmaster at Morey, Nye county, IN
place of J. Cohen, resigned.
Fifty California pioneers, now re-
siding in Massachusetts, will attend
the Midwinter fair in body.
The Enterprise shows that there are
600 men at work on the Comstock
mines.
A load of mineral soap was brought
in yesterday to go to the Mldwlnter
fair. -Elko Independent.
Phoebe Record: Tuesday night three
inches was added to our snowfall,
while in Pine Valley, 80 miles east,
Is inches fell.
Tt is reported that DR.. Herndan,
late of Austin in this State, committed
suicide in Chicago last week.
Commissioner A. Travis and family
departed for California last Monday.
They will take in the Midwinter Fair
and be gone several months.
Phoebe Lode: John Cupid of Ely,
and w. Kingsbury, Montana mining
man, came in to Helene Tuesday to
look around with view of investing.
Next Monday the County Treasurer
will sell at public auction at the Court
House door all the property adver-
tised for delinquent taxes.
J. B. Orr is in from Eberhardt on
his way to Cherry Creek to attend the
|. o. 0. T. Lodge meeting this even
ing. Sol Hip also went over for the
same purpose.
G. A. Jones of Reno, one of the
tswhite- Nevada Democrats,
has been appointed U. S. District At
torney by the President.
J. B. Williamson has bonded the
Aurora group Of mines to D. Ill. Jack
son for working capital. Two men
have been put to work on the mines.
Judge Blackburn, ex-Justice of the
Supreme Court of Utah, was found
dead in his bed at Provo on the morn
ing of January 9TH. The cause was
rheumatism of the heart.
Badness is often preceded or &C
companied by grayness of the hair.
To prevent both badness and gray
ness. use Halls Hair Remover, an
honest remedy.
M. d. Foley of Reno has been ap-
pointed State agent of the Southern
Pacific Company in Nevada. All per-
sons having grievances against the
railroad will now have to make COM
plant to Mr.. Foley.
The weather continues changeable.
Tuesday morning the mercury struck
% deg. below zero; Wednesday it
moderated some and Thursday we had
regular chinook thaw. Yesterday
was cold and breezy.
The Silver State says the tax rate
for 1894 in Humboldt county as levied
by the Board of Commissioners is
81 80 on each $1OO valuation.
Hon. Theodore Winters has been
appointed by Governor Colcord as
delegate from Washoe county to the
Mississippi commercial congress which
meets in San Francisco next month.
This is the kind of mine to have:
At Cripple Creek (Col.) December
goth, a vein of quartz was cut in the
Camilla mine SO feet in width said to
show an average assay value of $769
per ton.
A fellow named Denis Murphy
masked and robbed the Postmaster at
Eagle Salt works, Churchill county,
last Saturday night of 1913 II. The
Postmaster recognized him, telegraph
ed for U. S. Marshal and had him
arrested. Murphy now claims he was
only joking.
An item appeared in our last issue
stating that Senator A. T. Stearns
had gone to "San Francisco in quest
of health" The Senator writes us
that his visit below was purely one of
business, and that he is enjoying as
GOOD health 40 ba auar did in his 1ifa