The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

terday until August 1st
John Carlson of Cherry Creek,
was in town several days this week.
w. R. Bassett, George Holmes and
j. g. Raper left for Ferguson district
Wednesday.
Quite heavy earthquake shock
was felt in Winnemucca on the morn
ing of the 18th.
Kennedy district seems to be the
drawing card in Northwestern Ne
vada and Ferguson district in South
eastern Nevada.
VIM. Laurenson went over to Cher
ry Creek Wednesday. His opinion
is sought in weighty law matter in
tho northern end of the county.
Judge Talbot, says the Elko Free
Press of the 10th, returned from
California last Friday night, looking
very much improved in health.
The fve-year-old son of Andrew
Brechtel was run over by quartz
wagon at Reno on the 10Th and in
stantly killed.
Jas. B. Orr returned from Eber-
hardt Tuesday. He is in full charge
of the hardt-Monitor Company's
property during the absence of VIM.
Read
The Lovelock New Era has been
removed to Kennedy and publication
was to have commenced on the 10Th.
It is said that the paper will be is
sued twice week.
B. M. Pearlman struck out for
Osceola Thursday in a Irregular "
four wheeled rig behind Irregular
horse, and the chances are that be-
fore he gets back he will have had
Irregular" ride.
We learn from Geo. B. Warren,
who arrived from Phoebe Tuesday,
that there is no truth in the report
that VIM. Watson's horses had been
stolen at the Wrench and that he was
left afoot.
Clark Miller was over from Osceola
few days ago and exhibited some
fine specimens of gold rock, one of
which was extremely rich. They
were from his new find, the name of
which escapes us at present.
The State Board of Education has
fixed the dates for the semi-annual
examination of applicants for teach
er's certificates for June 28th, goth
and 3Oth, so as not to interfere with
the 4th of July exercises.
Henry Dederly of Salt Lake City,
has been looking this camp over for
the past three or four days to see how
we are fixed for copper. He is here
in the interest of the big copper
works of Salt Lake City.
j. T. McCourt, son of Thomas Nc
Court, died in Austin on the 18th, of
scarlet fever. The Reveille mentions
a number of cases that are consid-
cred dangerous and says there are
also many cases of scarlet fever in
Reese River valley.
John B. Williamson returned from
San Francisco Tuesday after an alb
sence of three weeks. He stopped
at the Palace week to give it little
tone, but had much better time on
this side of the Sierras at Virginia
and Carson.
Harry B. Campbell, an old resident
of Nye county, says the Sentinel of
the 10th, had bis right arm ampu
tated at the hospital last Tuesday.
The patient had been suffering from
cancer of the hand for a number of
years. His recovery is doubtful,
owing to his advanced age.
Jas. Service and j. N. Reid,
agents for J. w. Adams and R. P.
Heating, respectively, returned from
the railroad Tuesday where they have
driven 800 head of cattle belonging
to Adams & Heating. They will
collect 500 more in this county and
drive them to the same point. Feed
is reported to be fine up that way.
The entire lot will be shipped to San
Francisco later on.
J. R. DeLamar and I'll. A. Cohn
arrived from Ferguson district Tues