The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-06
i,OCAL. AND GENERAL news IS:

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in Ely this week.
Sheep wintered on the desert are IN
frat class condition
w. G. Gallagher's smiling counte-
nance was visible Oh the streets Mon
day.
Alex Muir Commissioner from Ham
;lton, came in Monday evening.
IT. is said that Hon. Thsmas Wren
has taken contract to reform Neya-
ola politics.
n DC. McQuitty and family moved
Nut on the hurry Creek ranch this
week.
See list Of bills allowed by the Com
1nissioners at their meeting last Mon
day, under ''new to-day"
Commissioner Warlick says the farm
ers in Snake Valley have their springs
work we'll under way.
A 80 stamp mill is to be erected at
the Silver Peak mine near Caldelaria.
Dan McKinnon of Osceola spent
several days visiting among the boys
this week.
Worden Henderson has appointed
Harry Jackson of Eureka Commissary
at the State Prison.
Steve Williams, the lightning car
penter, left for his home III White Riy-
er, Tuesday.
It is announced ''tliat noun tains of
gold" and "hundred ounce nuggets"
are the latest reports from the new
gold fields in Western Australia.
A new Post Office has been estab-
lished in Snake Valley, between Osce-
ola and Burbank, called Baker. Geo.
Y. Smith is Post Master.
Ben Payne came in from White Riv
er Tuesday. He reports feed good on
The range, and says catt-e are looking
better this spring than they have for
years.
Governor Jones has set his eyerlast-
ing veto upon the Income Tax meas
ure. With the "Pops" the veto is
the ssunkindest cut of alp
A. Culton, the telegraph oparator
at Eureka, writes that he is about to
leave and that the telegraph Office will
be closed.
Arthur N. Beebe has been appoin-
ted superintendent of the State Or
phan Home, vice Robert Grimmcnd
resigned.
The Hon. J. G. Pcujade and wife
departed Wednesday for DeLamar,
where they will make their home III
the future.
The last Legislature failed to make
the appropriation for the maintenance
Of the National Guards. which virtu-
ally disbands that organization.
No new Developments in the Mint
scandal this week. The officials are
making "still hunt" and reports in
dictate that arrests will be made in the
hear future. =
B. B. Bird who has been visiting in
San Francisco for several weeks, re-
turned Wednesday. His brother
Henry accompanied him.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Emily K. Happersett, daughter
of the late Maj. j. @. G. Happersett,
Surgeon, U. S. A. to Lieut., George
Il. Stockle, 10th Cavalry. Army and
Navy Journal
j. P. McOmie has moved his fam
lily into the new building at the mine.
He will manage the chairman board
ing house which opened the first of the
month.
congressman Newlands has secured
an increase of pension from Sc to $12
per month for John Gooding of Phoebe
Lincoln county. He has also succeed
ed In getting new post office estab-
llshed at Logan, Lincoln county.
A bill has been introduced in the
Illinois Legislature taxing all batchcl-
ors owe" 80 years of age, and creating
an Old Maids home to be supported
oy tho tax. All INDECENT single wo-
men who admit being over SO years
old are eligible for the home.
The Lode says Captain DeLamar
mas ordered complete electric hoist
ing plant, of 100 horse power, Not
OnIV will tho ho;s+;,o. H. Jo.>o L. H.