The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-05-04

placed in The streams at Wells. Win
nemucca and Carlin. Mr.. Boyce went
with them and while in Elko will
make the pipe connections for the new
hatchery there and put all in readi-
mesh to receive zoe, 900 rainbow spawn
From California, which are expected
To arrive The first Monday in May.
Tribune.
The legislature of Texas has adopt
ed resolutions in favor of the free
coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to
1, without regard to any concurrent
action by any other government, and
issued call for State silver conven-
ton to meet at Fort Worth, August
LIST. The Missouri Legislature has
also declared for free silver.
The outlook for silver grows bright
or as the days roll by, and if the SEN
timent in favor of the free coinage of
the white metal continues to increase
for the next twelve months as rapidly az
as it has during the last three, polit-
ical parties of all persuasions will be
tumbling over each othe- in wild con-
fusion in their eagerness to be first in
declaring for the restoration of silver.
Let the good work go on.
Hirsh Harris, Meter and Re6ner
of the Mint, testified the other day
that for three weeks the scales on
which the bullion was weighed when
transferred to the melting and refining
room, were tempered with to such an
extent that skilled mechanic had to
be called in to place them in order.
III. Fl. Beck proprietor of the Reno
Reduction Works, testifes that he
worked $33, 900 worth of granulated
gold for James Heny in 1892 and '93.
Heny requested Beck to keep it quiet
as the gold came from mine near Sill
yer City, which he had leased, and
that he was afraid the owners would
refuse to renew the lease if they knew
how much he was taking out. Heny
is missing, and is the fellow who is re-
ported to have said, when he left Car
son about year ago as one of the
Mint employees, that "Hell would pop
in Carson inside of two yerrs.
The Supreme Court has pronounced
Judgment on the new fish law, and
declared it valid. The Court intimat es
that while the context is bungling and
disjointed affair, the trainers of the
law were evidently honest in their in
tentions and actuated by patriotic i'm
pulses. The decision is by Bigelow
who says "that where there are con-
ficting provisions in the same Act,
and there is nothing else to indicate
which the Legislature intended to be
in force, the latest in position will con-
troll, and that it was the intention, of
the Legislature to forbid the catching
of trout from October of one year to
June of the next.
The Odd Fellows Ball given Friday
evening the Goth, in honor of the
Seventy sixth anniversary of the order
was brilliant success and rivals, if it
does not surpass anything of the kind
ever held in Ely. Among those pres
emit from a distance were, Mr.. Jas. Ell.
Marriott and wife of Osceola, George
Parker of Cherry, Mrs. Joseph Caroth-
ers and daughters Alice and Jennie,
from the Argus, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A.
Comins and daughter Eta of Steptoe,
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Gallagher and
daughters Rowe and Ida, Of Duck
Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Camp
bell and daughters May and Babe, of
Steptoe, Miss Nora Mason of Cherry,
Mr. Cyrus Miles of Duck Creek, Mr..
J. B. Orr from the Monitor, F. b.
Work of Osceola, Charles Gerboth
and William Kent from Monitor ranch,
Mrs. D. B. Pierce of Cherry Creek.
The gold bug fraternaty has become
alarmed atthe rapidity with which con-
verts to the silver forces are being
made and think it high time to sys-
tematically parade the euphonious and
delusive phrase "sound money"before
tractable and credulous people, but
the gold bug clique should not forget
that while they are trying to stuff the
"sound money" dodge down the necks
of doubling people, the free silver
advocates will not be idle. The fol-
lowing is practicable scheme:
s'Merchants send out solicitors or