The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-09-07

/ la. AS the supply OF water Is no DIS
great as it might be, the above is not
a bad showing.
". D. Prewett Prin. Piochs schools
who has been visiting in Ely during
the past week, aulled out bright and
early Monday morning, on his wheel
for Phoebe. He vent by way of She
ehone.
The Hawthorne Bulletin says the
Silver Star mines are looking better
than ever before and every days work
improves them. The mill at Douglas
is not of sufficient capacity to handle
onequarter of the output of the mines.
Captain DeLamar has offered to
subscribe 81. 1000 for public school
building at DaLamar, if the citizeus
will furnish an equal sum for the same
purpose.
John W. Mackey, who was it.
ness in the case of Theodore Fox
against the Con. Virginia Mining Co.
admitted on the stand that he and
Fair took $125, O0O,O out of the
Comstock mines.
The increase of the public debt I'M
der Cleveland's administration, as
shown by the official records up to
August, 1896, was 1901, 1888, 800.
People are asking how much it will be
in the end. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Messrs Hudson and Barber made
quite rich strike in quarts south of
Maryum canyun, Osceola, last week.
1t prospects well in free gold.
From all PARTS of San Bernardino
county, Cal, come reports of discov-
cries of gold, and it is predicted that
within two years San Bernardino will
become che of the greatest gold pro-
ducing counties in the United States.
The Governor has appointed as
representatives to the Cotton States
and international Exposition at Allan
ia, Georgia; Miss Stalla M. Mayhue,
Elko; Mrs. Ida Strobridge, Humboldt
House, and Mrs. G. G. Wallace, Eu-
reka. Enterprise
The Fall term of the University
Normal Training School commenced
September 2, 1895. The parents
and guardians of pupils who attend
this school should bear this in mind
and act accordingly.
| Alex Muir Commissioner from Ham
ilton, was in town Monday. He re-
ports business rather quiet just at
present in Hamilton; but says most of
the mines are taking out ore for ship
ment right along.
The Editor of the "Carson Tribune"
who was committed to prison last week
for saying unklnd things in regard to
the management of Judge itawley's
court, is receiving considerable atten-
ton from admiring lady friends, in
the shape of boquets etc, and is being
pletifully supplied with choice cigars
and other deiicacies, by his gentlemen
friends. The Appeal knowingly OBJ
serves that s'This showering culprits
with favors is becoming unbearable.
The Ely school will open Monday,
September 10Th. A. T. Stearns at
the helm. It is the intention of the
Trustees to continue the session with
out adjournment during the winter
months, or as long as the funds will
permit. This is an improvement ov-
err the old regime; it having been the
policy heretofore of dismissing school
during the winter months. This may
have been necessary, but it is certain
IL a commendable move on the part of
ths School Board, to extend the SEES
sion on through the winter months, if
possible, for obvious reasons. One is
that the winter months are, as a rule,
better adapted to study than the hot
sultry days of the summer. Another
is, that when an adjournment is taken
during the winter months, the schol-
ars are just getting nicely started in
their work when they are commpelled
to break off, the prosecution Of their
studies suddenly ceases, their minds
taken from their books and y the
time school is re-opened, much of
what they had attempted to learn EARL
Ter in the school year, by reason of its
not having been firmly fixed in the
mind ia forootten.