The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-11-02

contributed largely to the improve
ment in Its price, which has been not
ed during the last few months, and
the accumulation of the metal in Lon
don will go on in order to complete
the installments of the indemnity at
the various dates of payment.
Colonel Stanley says that NevSda
hardly knows what hard times are.
He found things in terrible condi-
ton in Wyoming and was glad to get
home. Journal
D. d. jolly and family will move to
Phoebe Monday, where they intend to
reside in the future. Mr.. Jolly is and
has been for number of years suffer-
er from catarrh of the stomach, and it
is to receive medical treatment that has
induced him to move to Phoebe at this
time. .
The speech of Secretary Carlisle to
the Massachusetts Reform Club in
Boston, in which he advocated the
withdrawal of all government issues
and adoption of an improved system of
bank issues; without specifying any
particulars, whatever.
A canal company 10 to be incorpo.
rated at Lovelock. Steve Young of
that place is one of the parties, says
the Silver State, who will form the
corporation, and the name will proba-
bly, be the Big Meadows Canal Com
pany. It is proposed to construct q
large canal for the purpose OF irrigat-
ing lands and also for manufacturing
purposes.
The Southern Pacific has been con-
sidering the advisabiity Of withdraw
ing one of the daily trains between
San Francisco and Ogden. 1t is said
that tho company has about made up
its mind to limit the service to one
train day after Nov. 10Th, during
the winter months. Dispatch
Mrs. John Grover who died at Lar
annie. Wyoming, last week of starva-
ton, had taken no nourishment ex-
cepta glass Of milk for over two months
The alimentary canal failed asblutely
to perform it's Offices for nearly two
weeks prior to her death.
We are having delightful weather
these days; no pleasanter or moro
agreeable weather could be wished for,
and Mr.. J. D. Wilson and others,
who bonded the mines in Robinson
district and agreed to have certain
amount af work done by the first of
January next, are certainly losing =
golden opportunity in allowing these
days of sunshine to pass without at
tempting to accomplish anything.
The Chinaman who was caught in the
act of selling whiskey to an Indian on
Sunday last, was arraigned before JUS
tice Weber on Monday afternoon. He
pied guilty and was given forty days
in the county Jail. This is deserv-
ing sentence; it is noticeable fact that
Chinatown is thrusting itself into
prominece as fruitful source of evil,
especially with the Indians and is, if
all reports are true, the s'den" from
which the Indians are or were being
constantly supplied with liquor; much
credit is due the shlriff, through whose
diligence and perseverance, the willy
celestial was apprehended.
Some of the ladies of Ely took pos
session of John Manguson's cabin last
Saturday afternoon, while that gentle
men was absent, and prepared re-
ception which John afterwards claim
ed was ''simply immense" and to him
something unusual. When John re-
tuned from work in the evening, he
was met at the door by his Sunday
girl" who with bewitching smile and
in her sweetest accents babe John en-
ter. John who is "plain blunt man"
and like Peter Stuyvesant, of a prac-
tical turn of mind, wanted to know
what it all meant9 Johns "Best'
noticing his evident confusion and the
unsettled condition of his mind, with
gentle and timely caress and in q
most musical and coaxing tone of voice
replied, s'Never mind John, it's all
right, you'll soon get used to it"
John said that aoundsd to him like
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