The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-07-13

lily COuSiuOLaUAO OdOlOllO pGLfOIlHko.
Il is said the crisis will soon be reach
ed.
Another interesting event in the
history of President Cleveland is the
arrival of another baby girl on the 9th
inst By Jove exclaimed Grover, this
makes three; all giris too. After view
ing the Treasure thoughtfully for a
short time he said; isn't she beauty!
And then went off by himself and cuss-
ed blue streak because it wasn't a
boy.
The Rev. Sample says that the reo-
pie of Nevada have given him better
support financially than any other
state on the coast and that the contri-
button received in Ely last Sunday
evening, was the largest in proportion
to the attendance, he has received in
years.
Joseph Newman, Rod McLeod and
Geo. Davis, left Tuesday by private
conveyance, for Silver City, Idano.
The boys are out on prospecting
tour and expect to have an interest
ing and profitable time. They will
be gone several months.
The Comstock pay-role for the
month of juno amounted to $71, $685.
Sc, which is about $4,000 less than
for May and $116.16 more than for
the same month in 1894.
Despite the depression in silver,
Calico, San Barnardino county, sends
out 1000 ounces of silver bullion daily.
The Silver King 3O-stamp mill is work.
ing continuously.
Judge Talbot's decision in the case
of Jolly VS. Shallenberger, was filed
with the Clerk of the Court on the
9Th inst. The decision is in favor of
the defendent and for costs of suit.
E. Ell. Parsons is at American Falls
Idaho, and reports that the $500 head
of cattle which left here the last of
May have arrived and are none the
worse of the journey.
When the people fully understand
what con be accomplished by intslli-
gent cooperation won't there be a
general shaking up of old systems
though?
Mrs. w N. McGill and family,
Mrs. A. D. Campton, Miss Daisy
Briggs, Miss Mollie Campton, and
Sheriff Rynearson departed Monday,
for A. G. Cleveland's, Spring Valley,
where they will spend week enjoy
ing the Injuries of that favored spot.
It sounds nice to talk about so, and
so much wealth per capita; but when
you realize that one tenth of the pop
,.lation own nineteenth OF the wealth,
you wonder where the per capita
comes in.
According to the Sonora stDemo-
GRAFT" the MERGED Mining Company of
Coulterville has laid off q piece of
ground near its properties which is to
be sold to married men alone, in ten
dollar assessments. A qualification
is marriage. Single men are not en-
titled to the land at all.
The question as to whether the pro-
hibitionists OF Oregon are in favor of
free silver at the ratio of I6 to l or
not is decided by the fact that they
have declal ed themselves in faver of
bichloride of gold.
A gold ledge has just been discover
ed.near Nevada. City. California, which
is saed to be the richest ever found in
that vicinity. 1t is estimated that
the ore will average $4,000 to the
ton. The excitement is at fever heat
in the vicinity of the find.
Senater Stewart has been CHI sen
President of secret society which is
known as the Order of SupremeTemple
Silver knights of America. It was
organized under the laws of Virginia,
and their charter. says the object of
the order is to disseminate and prac-
tics principles of fraternal love and
to secure the free coinage of silver.
The country is filling up with men
all the time, machines are constantly
throwing more mon out Of employ
msnt and improvements enable the
unskilled to take the place of the
skilled; What is going to be the re-
suit" asked maollanic the other day.
The tScientific Machinist" thinks that
is question no man can answer. Tie