The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-09
i i'i1IAND GENERAL news.

Miss Rowe Gallagher is visiting with
Miss BERTHE Stewart this week.
hill has been introduced in the
Senate to prevent malicious mischief
in churches.
Secretary of State Howell, who has
has been ill with the grip, was able to
be out yesterday.
County Commissioners Calvin War
lick of Snake Valley, and Alex Muir
of Hamilton, came in Sunday evening.
Guy Gallagher, son of w. @. Gala
\ gher, departed yesterday for Grants
I Pass, southwestern Oregon, to visit
his aunt, Mrs. J. Harmon.
w. N. McGill and family spent sew
eral days on their ranch, in Steptoe,
this week Mr. McGill says cattle a re IN
first class order.
I. G. Moon is showing his faith in
the future of the camp by building a
good and substantial residence in Rob
inson canyon, opposite the Chairman
mine.
West Watson came in with the White
River mail lastW ednesday evening, K.
A. Riepethe regular driver having gone
on to DeLamar, on business.
The chairman people say that ev-
erything is progressing nicely at the
mines, and that they are slowly but
surely getting the better of the water
problem.
st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated
in White River by finging the light
fantastic at Peter North's house on the
night of the 18th.
J. B. Orr, w. G. Gallagher, F. M.
Clark and Sol Hip left this morning
for Cherry Creek, to attend meeting
of the I. o. O. F. which meets there
tonight
Governor Jones has appointed Will
lam Webster member of the State
Board of Agriculture for four years
from the LIST day of February 1895.
v.Goruan.s Assembly bill to more
fully secure the secrecy of the ballot,
by using a stamp instead of a pencil,
was defeated in the Senate.
It is authoritatively stated that the
Silver party ball was not a success f.
nancially and that the promoters of
the scheme will have to "dig up to
the extent of $3.50.
The chairman mill has closed down
for few days to clean up and make
some needed repairs. Just as soon as
the repairs have been made, Opera
tons at the mill will be resumed.
The Salt Lake Tribone states that
the census which has GENTLY been
completed give Salt Lake City pop
ulation of AZ, $50 an increase of more
than 5000 over the census of 1890.
The Assembly bill providing that
the revenue from gaming licenses. Pc
nal fines, toll roads and bridges should
go to the Counties in which such IL
cense fine or toll is collected, was lost
by unanimous vote in the Senate.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
Copy VI Gne urSC ISSUE Oh CHe 1efluS-
ton "Rustler" a weekly paper pub
lished at Yerington New, by @. w.
Patterson. We wish the "Rustler"
success and lots of it.
The County Commissioners at their
meeting last Monday fixed the salary
OF. Sheriff Rynearson for his services as
Janitor and Waterman at $35 per
month with 80 per day additional
while prisoners are confined in the
county Jail.
The dairy business, which has be-
come an important factor of the stock
interests in the immediate vicinity of
erlngton, is in Astonishing condition
ana all but first class stock has discard
ed by our ranchers. -Rustler.
In all towns where newspaper is
published every man should advertise
IN 1t, II nothing more than card stat
ing the business he is in. It does not
only pay the advertiser, but it let's the
people at distance know the town
IN which you reside is prosperous
community of business men. AS the
Is seed sown so the seed recompenses.
4 Peter Cooper.
The Reveille saws that an Austin