The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-20
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Carson.
Tommy Sillyman was in from Tay-
lor, this week..
Several inches of snow fell last Sun
day.
John verzan came in from Taylor,
Tuesday.
Water in the Western Australian
gold fields costs cents gallon.
Cuban taxes arc to be increased
$1,000, 900, to provide for the war.
J. G. Pouiade has opened restau-
rant in DeLamar.
: A beef was killed at Los Wages, n.
M, recently, which dressed 900 lbs.
1t is whispered softly that we'd
ding will take place in Steptoe iii the
rear future.
The inmates of the State Prison were
each given bouquet of flowers on
Easter.
Nearly $4,000 was taken in at the
Land Office in one day last week.
BoRN,-To the wife of Joseph Buz-
zetti, on Thursday evening April 18TH,
daughter.
James McOmio had his thumb bad
" smashed while repairing one OF the
pumps in the mine, last Saturday.
The Colorado Legislature has pass.
ed q bill creating State bureau of
mines and appropriating $14,O 900 for
it's first years expenses.
John Cook of Phoebe, has been ap-
pointed commissioner, to fill the va
carey caused by the resignation of
Max Schaefer.
See notice of the Grand Ball to be
given by the Odd Fellows, at Munro's
Hall, in Ely, on Friday evening, April
26th. All are cordially invited.
VIM. Laurenson and the Disregard
Bros. are showing their faith in the
future of Ely, by planting trees and
making their premises more attractive.
n Judge Weber is making prepare
tons to pipe the. water, he uses for
general purposes from the well on
the Disregard place, into his house.
The Senate of Tennessee recently
q lopted joint resolution asking Con-
gress to enact law for the free coin
age of silver
The mining season in Alaska, only
lasts about FIVE weeks, and the wages
laid the miners ara $40 per day out of
which $2 is paid for oard and lodging.
Miss Agnus Timson, arrived from
Cherry Greek Monday, and left We'd
nesday morning for her home in Ham
ilton. She will open school at Illapah.
about May LIST.
The Railway Age of Chicago, finds
that in 1890, there were IL train rob-
berries by brigands, or "hold ups; in
1891, there were Is; in 1892, "a; i'll
1893, SO; in 1894, "a.
Cooked Eye," the Indian who kill
ed his sister and two children near
Austin some weeks ago, has been ad-
judged insane and lodged in the In
sane ASYLUM.
Hon. III. F. Bartine has announced
his intention of taking up his future
residence in Salt Lake City. Neva-
da thus loses one of her staunchest
friends and hardest workers. Enter
prise.
Only So cents a hundred or W per
ton, is being paid for milk at the Smith
Valley Creamery, as it will be seen
that dairymen are not becoming mill
ionai-es at q very rapid rate. Appeal
The Appeal says the deposit on the
roof of the mint has been gatherer up
and will be treated to recov er the gold
that has gone up the chimney by evap-
orization and settled on the roof.
Excitement runs high at Pine Nut,
over the strike made by Henry Evens,
colored man. 1t is said the ledge
runs from three to five feet in width
and assays up in the hundreds in gold.
Judge Henry Rives of Eureka,
while IN Carson the other day told
Tribune reporter, that Assemblyman
Allen was given a warm reception on
his return home, and says that Cor
man has not dared to show up yet, in
fact has removed his family to Cali
foru;a