The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-06
The Truckee Republican says evey

can discover an error In newspaper.
When they find word with a wrong
letter III it or letter misplaced, they
are happy for whole day, go round
to the ne1ghbors and tell them that
the editor has spelled word. wrong.
Exit B. M. Pearlman. He has made
Irregular" cleanup of his business
here and made Irregular" settle
ment with all his Irregular customers,
and with his Irregular horse departed
Wednesday, for a Irregular" visit to
Monkey Wrench.
w. B. Graham has made some I'M
portant and attractive changes In the
appearance of his store during the last
week. In addition to new and ele-
CANT awning which now adorns the
front of his his building, he has also
put in show window, in which will
be displayed all the latest styles of la
dies hoadwear; hats, bonnetts etc.
Notice is hereby given that DR.. M.
J. Davis, who up to the 1st. of March
1895, was a part owner of the White
Pine News, did, on the date mention
ed above, dispose Of his interest in
the said White Pine News, and is no
longer interested III, or connected
Herewith
David Crisman an old miner about
30 years of age, was found in all old
abandoned tunnel near Winnemucca
lasO week, where he had been for
month without food and nothing but
snow wafer to drink. He had gone
out to examine some mines and be-
coming sick, craWled into the tunnel,
where he was accidentally discovered
month later, more dead than alive.
On Sunday evening the express train
from San Francisco, due in Reno at
9;15, ran into boulder about fifteen
miles west of Reno. The engine was
demolished and the mail car and ten
der wrecked. The loss will foot up
nearly $4,000 1t is believed by the
officials Of the company, that the OBJ
struction was purposely placed ON the
track.
eff fellow attack my opinions in
print, would l reply? Not T." said
Oliver Wendell Holmes. ''Do you
think [ don't understand what my
friend, the professor, called the hydros-
tic paradox of controversy? Don't
know what that means? Well I will
tell. Yeu know chat if you had
bent tube, one arm of which was # the
size of pipe stem and the other big
enough to hold the ocean, water would
stand at the same hight in one as in
the in the other. Controversy equal
ICES fools and wise mon in the same
way and the fools know it"
J. A. Yerlington of Nevada, in
speaking of the future of the Silver
Star district, in Esmeralda county, to
reporter of the San Francisco Ex-
aminer, said, that there is great ex-
element at that place over the reports
of rich gold quartz, and that peo-
pie are going in by rail, on foot, by
broncos and every other way. The
camp is eight miles from the railroad,
in rounded, rather rugged mountains,
and ct an altitude of 1000 feet above
the SEA, He says every where one
goes, there is gold. 1t sticks out of the
quarts all over the country. Sixteen
houses have been erected and the
country staked out for miles.
Some unregenerated coldblooded
rascal, throughthe columns of theMorn-
ing Appeal, has sought to put the fin
ishing touches to the demoralized for
ces of the Silver party, by trying to be-
little and domean one of the NEST con-
sistent and honorable member of the
Silver Legislature. He has sought to
heap imprecations and bring dishonor
upon the head of one of the pursst and
most upright silver representatives
that graced the halls of the Legisla-
tur during the session just closed. If
reports which have been circulating
throughout the State, concerning the
proceedings OF the legislature, are
true, there were few Silver party AS
samblymen, who made cleaner rec
ord, or fought more strictly within the
lines of the Silver party platform, than
the Hon. G. E. Allen of Eureka.
He is an honor to his party, and is
deserving of better usage than to be