The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-09-28

LII Is now estimated UnaG In0fe are
in operation in the United States %
incandescent lamp manufacturing COM
panies turning out 1900 lamps dali
ly.
Some comedy lass with an eye to
business, has sent our friend Dick
Riepe ''the cake'' Dick says I
always had an idea that I was born
lucky, but now I know it. | never
felt better in my whole life.
J. D. Wilson and others, who have
bonded the Chairman groupe of mines
in Robinson district, are expected to
arrive from San francisco, Monday,
when work will be commenced in
dead earnest.
Mr.. Haywood, representing the
Utah Strengthening Company, passed
through here Tuesday, in company
with N. Eager, on his way to Salt
Lake City. The Company, through
Mr.. Eager, has purchased quite a
large number of cattle in this vicinity
and Mr.. Haywood was here to re-
ceive them.
The Belmont Courier: The gold
mines in the counties of Nye, White
Pine, Lincoln, Esmeralda, Douglas
and Humboldt, in this state, are re-
ported as producing rich ore, and con-
siderable gold bullion is being shipped.
At this rate Nevada will soon be rival
ing California and Colorado as gold
producer.
Chas Wagner pulled in Monday
from Toana with ad of freight He
returned to the railroad Tuesday load
ed with concentrates for shipment.
The shipment was made by Thomas
Rockhill, Henry Deiterly and Newt
Boyd.
Chris Ostergard and Tom Lowell,
who leased the "October" mine in
Robinson district, are making calcu-
lations to put some of the ore through
the Monitor mill as test. 1t is pos
sible that by so doing thsg can do better
than by shipping it.
On the basis that there are l $780,
900 freight cars of all kinds and 53,
900 locomotives in service in the Uni
ted States, it will cost $4,000, 900 to
fit them with safety appliances as pro-
yided by act of Congress. All work
must be completed by Jan. /, 1898.
Mrs. LEO Welte and Mrs Bert
Bowen left for DeLamar Monay. The
former goes to visit friends, and the
latt, to join her husband who IS at
work in the mines there.
The American Exploration Com
pany of New York City, bas incorpo-
rated to develop mining properties
The capital stock is $4,000. Judg-
ing from the amount of capital, the
of the above company, must
be amateurs, going into the mine de-
veloping business for fun.
The Phoenix "Harald" claims that
Arizona puts out more copper value
today from great copper mines at Bis
bee, Clifton, Globe and jerome, than
all other sections of the United States
The Butte, Montana, papers are still
to hear from.
The Nevade Reduction Company is
putting up plant for the reduction
of the tailings purchased from the
Pittsburg Company in Lander coun-
ty. -Independent
The Ell1o Free Press says that most
of the Stockmen in this section are
selling their beef cattle. They are
sensible. for with hay selling at from
$40 to $12 ton and the chance of a
hard winter, it is good policy to clean
up when you can.
The biggest story of strike in a
mine yet told in Nevada, says the
grass Valley Union, is that six men
5ook out III pounds of gold in one day
1T the Bald Mountain extension mine
1t Forest City recently.
The first Indian to pay taxes in
Lander county, if not in the state of
n Nevada, is Joe Gilbert, says the Aus
lin Rsveille. His name appears on
The assessment roll with a property
valuation of $50. Joe says he is now
'eall Same white man..
The altitude of Nevada towns above
;he sea level are as follows: Austin
1894 feet; Battle Mountain 4511; Bel