The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL news.

668.
Grain is Il cents and hay 1 cent at
Frisco.
Dan Monroe was in from Snake Val
ley Monday.
Geo. Holmes departed for DeLamar
the first of the week. aa22 '"
A freight team arrived here yester-
day from Toano. i
Ex-state Controller W. W. Hobart,
of Neyeda, died in Vermont last week,
Stock in the DeLamar mine of Idaho
are selling in London at 81 snillings'
Mrs. Emory Brigg will teach the
Snake Valley school this summer.
Geo. F. Parker, came in from
Cherry Creek yesterday to attend the
|. O. o. F. Ball.
A. D. Campton spent several days
In White River, this week, surveying
land for VIM. Keefe.
The Record says cherries and straw
berries are ripe now, in the Muddy
Valley in Lincoln county.
John Doyle came in from Eureka
Tuesday. He says at least one hun
bred tons of ore are being shipped
from that point daily.
The Ely Butchershop has new
Refrigerator. Patrons can now rest
assured that the ''goods" will be kept
lin first class condition during the sum-
inner months.
There are SO many $50 gold pieces
lin Rossland, b. c., and so little
change that silver coinage is at a
premium.
Preliminary arrangements are re-
ported for amalgamation of all the
miners unions in Colorado, Wyoming
Utah and New Mexico.
tits said that Major J. FL. Dennis
has about concluded to start weekly
paper in Reno Nevada, to be called the
Free Lance.
The motion for new trial in the
case Of Wong Fong has been argued
and pc case submitted to the Supreme
ICourN
The annual election of the Tam
many Society, in New York City re-
suited in a complete victory for the
Croker element.
A Berlin dispatch says that the
Chinese Government has concluded
arrangements with Berlin parties for
"a loan of 3O,OoO.O00 Marks at six
per cent interest.
AS near as can be ascertained, it Is
said that there are now II, 600 men en-
gagged in mining in three States of
California, Oregon and Washington.
The Utah convention refused to in
corporate section in the State Con-
stitution, providing that there should
be no discrimination in wages on &C
count of sex.
TIE total number of carloads of
stock shipped from the various parts
of N5sad3 dulldg the month of March
1885, Gre, 96l cats of cattle, 1924
head; 81 cars Of sheep, $500; 5 cars
horses, 81 head.
A company OF thirteen Comstock
miners have secured positions at the
Candelaria mine at San Dennis, Du-
range, Mexico, and will leave for that
place in few days.
Mrs. J. A. Huntoon, wife of the
lateY Treasurer of Lyon County, has
eSiyed $4,000 from the A. o. U. w.
sSAo1ge for insurance on her late hus-
bands life.
The Washington Star says the new
Chinese embassy to Japan may find it
advisable to post sign: 'Don't shoot
the diplomat. He is doing the best
he cam"
The Carson River Places Mining
Company that works dredge near
Dayton, started up its plant last week.
About twenty men are employed, and
1T is said that the results are highly
encouraging.
A private letter from Lincoln coun-
tty says that the first shipment of gold
bullion from the company's mill al
DeLamar was made on the ninth OF
This month. Enterprise
Boon Tilford came over from Osceola
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