The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-03-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Judge hlVeS "LiA'
Sunday. He had rough experience
on the road.
First quality of Nevada beef is
calling in the San Francisco market
at six and one-half cents.
SOL Hip took flying trip to Cher
nv Greek Saturday to attend meet
ing of the Odd Fellows and returned
the day following.
All the stages coming into Ely,
except the Cherry Greek stage, have
got back to where they were before
the snow blockade and are now COM
ing in on time.
Negotiations looking to the transfer
of considerable real estate in Ely are
now pending. The party contem-
plating purchasing must have got a
bunch.
Miss Jenny Carothers came in from
White River Tuesday, where she has
been teaching school, and left the day
following to take the school at Swal-
low y Ill spring '"hOJ'
A thaw set in Sunday and with but
slight intermissions has continued up
to the present, getting in it's work on
several days set aside by Foster for
storms
The principal place of business of
the Elko and White Pine Transports
ton Company, as will be seen by adj
vertisement, has been removed from
Cherry Creek to Ely.
The Western Union office has been
closed at Austin, Nevada, which cuts
that place off from telegraphic COM
munication with the rest of the
world.
Geo. F. German, local reporter on
the Phoebe Record at different times
in the seventies, and long since sup
posed to be dead, we learn from an
item in the Reno Gazette is a resident
of Philadelphia.
w. G.. Lyons had little time with
wild cat up the canyon Wednesday
all to himself. After lively scrim-
mage with the cat his dog ran it into a
crevice where it was incontinently
dispatched with rocks.
Mrs. Hetty Green is worth few
millions more than Jake Schellen-
berger, the owner of ranch in Step
toe Valley, yet he pays over $500 in
taxes while Hetty pays only 1885.
Jake says he would like to get on to
her racket.
A wonderfully rich gold find has been
made in the Colorado desert, sixty
miles from San Bernardino and twenty
miles from Idaho. Old miners think
this discovery is where the Indians
used to find the gold they showed to
people in Caliente.
Rod Mcleod came in from Ruby
Hill Saturday last and reported sus-
pension of work on the Grizzly Com
pany's mine on account of attach
ments. He thinks satisfactory ar
rangements will be made and work
resumed in short time.
Attention is directed to Little's
chemical fluid non poisonous sheep
dip advertisement on first page. It
has gained wide popularity among
sheepmen and is recognized as sure
cure for scab. Cation, Bell & Co. of
San Francisco are sole agents for it's
sale.
Judge Henry Rives and D. G. Nc
Donald left Ely Monday, wheels up
and runners down, for Helene, Lin
coin county. The Judge goes to look
after the interests of the Monitor
mine while Dams mission is past find
ing out. They went by way of Spring
and Lake valleys.
Suit has been commenced in the
District Court by George Hayden
against III. K. Nichols, E. HI. Par
sons and the White River Valley
Land & Live Stock Company for the
recovery of the value of 900 head of
cattle alleged to have been fraudu-
lently obtained from him by the par-'
ties defendant.
w. L. Davis, late of the News,
pulled out on Wednesday mornings
stage for the Midwinter Fair, where
he will endeayOr to wear off the