The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-08-31

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western powers.
1t is claimed that machine is be-
ing built insCalifornia which will saw
out tunnel at the rate of % feet
per day. The principal upon which
it works is that of a circular saw.
An Atlanta, Ca, dispatch says it
has been arranged that President
Cleveland will touch the button at
Gray Gables on September Is, and set
in motion the machinery of and I'M
furl the flags of the Cotton States In
ternatio, al Exposition buildings
The Carson Tysbune says China
shoots down American missionaries,
Japan insists on the right of search,
France Imprisons an American in vi
olation of law, spain shoots at the
Stars and Stripes and refuses to pay
debt long ago adjudicated, and what
are we going to do about it? Well
what Nobody seems to be afriad of
Uncle Sam.
During the vacation ex-Speaker
Reed has spent most of his time read
ind novels. He is reported to have
read twenty during the past month.
Some So miners are employed in
the Union mine at Austin, says the
Reveille. Twelve or fifteen more
would be put on, but there are no
more men available.
A Sacramento veterinary surgeon
has gone into the horse slaughtering
business. The horses are killed and
the meat cooked, canned and sold to
hog raisers for food for tho swine.
At a regular meeting of the Virgin
ia miners union held in Vire MIA on
Friday of last week, resolutions were
adopted boycotting United States Ma
tional Bank Notes.
The United States grand jury at
Carson returned indictments against
Frank Jennings, b. E. Richardson,
Chris Grass and George Ross for
counterfeiting, and against John Doe,
an Indian, for robbing the Postoffice
at ST. Clair, Churchill county All
those held for selling whiskey to In
dams were indicted.
Goldbug organs which shout about
''the dying and dead silver craze"
continue to pour hot shot int the re-
mains. One would almost think they
were little afraid that the ''craze"
was not dead.
The DeLamar 'Lodo" says tho one
thing needed in that town from bus
mess standpoint, and a thing proba-
bly, more important than any branch
of business, is a bank. This is an
opportunity for capital and it is a
question of only a short time until
this branch is furnished.
A Kanses City beef buyer went to
Susanyille the other day to buy beef
cattle for shipment east. It looks
now as ii San Francisco would have
to ay for Nevana CATTLE this fall if
she gets any of Neyada's succulent
b ef to eat Gazette
The examination at Elko Of Charles
E. Pearson, who killed j. Charles
Graft at Mardis on the 9th instant
resulted in the discharge of Pearson
on the ground that he was justified in
the killing. Silver State.
The great telescope for the Partisan
exposition will be rigidly mounted,
and instead of the tube, with it's pro
tectiye d me, being revolved, the va
rious objects of observations will be
reflected into it by means of mirrors.
Miss Vavian Weber who has been
visiting with Mrs. w. B. Graham
for the past two weeks, departed for
her home in Haley, Idaho, Monday.
w. D. Prewitt Prin. of the Phoebe
schools, arrived in Ely, Monday; he
came in On his bicy AID says that
Notwithstanding the fact that the roads
are not as good and level as they might
be, 10 miies an hour can be made
without much of an effort.
Nevada's Senators should insist that
the next man-of- war to be built should
be named after the great state of Ne
vada, and insist on having her guns
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