The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-08-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
D. H. Jackson left for his home in

Mrs. DIR. Weber has been appoint
ed Postmistress of the Virginia City
Postofice. Carson News
JB. Williamson, B. F. Miller and
L. E. Pollard left Thursday morning
for Springvalley, on business.
In another column will be found
the Treasurers notice of Redemption
of White Pine County Scrip.
The bills allowed by the County
Commissioners at their meeting last
monday, will be found in another col
umn.
The full text of the bill suspending
the assessment on unpatented mining
claims, will be found in another col
umn.
N. Eager was appointed Registry
Agent for White River by the Board
of County Commissioners at their last
meeting.
B. M. Pearlman and j. 9. Green
wood Representing the A. Shilling cof-
fee and Tea House of San Francisco,
left here last Monday for Phoebe. b.
M. expects to return in few days.
It is reported that rich ''find' has
been made near w. D. Campbell's
Ranch, about twenty miles from Ely.
Several parties from here, have gone
to investigate.
d. III. jackson, A. D. Campton,
w. G.. Lyons and L. E. Pollard spent
few days fishing on Steptoe Creek
this week. Judging from the "catch"
their expeditions were satisfied.
Thos. Wren, says the Silver State
of the 4th., is now helping Mr. Massey
in the defense of March at Carlin, as
Massey has to many lies and frauds of
the other. side to keep green in his
memory.
The Lode says two men were put
to work last week in the north drift
of the Flagstaff at point where the
ore body was discovered, and where
there still remains a good streak of
good gold ore.
James Mooney was appointed Reg
istry Agent for Osceola by the Board
of County Commissioners at their
meeting last Monday. VIM. Hendrie
who had been named for the position at
the July session, having for good cause
declined to serve.
Quite a crowd of the Little Folks
gathered at the Graham Residence last
Wednesday; the occasion being the
celebration of Miss Katie's 9Th, birth
day. A merrier crowd never met
Their happy voices could be heard
blocks away.
The Silver State says the "dead
line" has been removed from around
the depot building at Reno and citi-
zens are now allowed access to the
railroad company's sacred precincts
without danger of being bayoneted or
'splugged" by order of some cigarette
fiend lieutenant.
The cleanup of the Reno Raduc-
ton works amounted to 81, 1888 and
was quite encouraging to the lessees
of the plant. The owners of the Gold
en- Eagle mine from which the ore was
taken are prospecting faithfully with
the hope that large deposit of the ore
will be found.
Under the Head of "New To-day"
will be found the notice that certif-
icate representing 625 shares of Cum
berland & Osceola Gold Mining and
Milling Stock, has been lost, The
Certificate is the property of Julia A.
Briggs. Any one finding the certif
icate, is requested to leave it at this
office
Newt Boyd, we are sorry to learn
is again suffering from another attack
of that dreaded complaint know as
ssleaded". He was brought in from his
cabin in the Robinson Canyon, last
Tuesday, and is now quartered at the
Munro Hotel where he will recievh
the best of care and medical treat
ment.
The Phoebe Record says that work
has peen temporarily suspended on the
artesian well from shortage of casing.
The well is down about 800 feet and
caved considerably during the last