The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-08-10

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MONDAY. loaded with merchandise.
Tha industrial census in Germany
> oiv,s the city of Berlin population OF
1,616,381.
During the past year japanese for
o;on commerce amounted to $780,
/. 600, 900.
.s... Mrs. Mccullough, was in from
Currant Greek Monday, with a load
e,'of fine peaches.
Find bills allowed by the Commits
..siensrs at their. last lnestlng, under
-...snew today.
Miss Vivian Weber, of Haley,
Idaho, is visiting with Mrs. W. u.
Graham.
The average age of Lord Salisbury's
:. present cabinet is SO years, while that
of Mr.. Gladstone's was 56.
Mrs. A. D. Campton returned from
Hamilton Saturday. where she has
been visiting among friends and rel
atives.
Josh Billings used to say, cit is bet
ter tc be ingorant than to knoa so
darn much that amt So.
Owing to the light crob of hay in
Elko county, the price has advanced
to $12 per ton in Elko.-lndependent
A convict named Spellman escaped
from the State Prison Thursday morn
ing, but was captured within two
hours afterwards.
Bob Crawford started this morn
ing for the railroad with 16 horse
team loaded with Concentrates, for
Newt Boyd.
Mrs, Jno. Weber and children left
the first of the week for an extended
visit at the Monitor ranch.
The Sentinel says large mum
Der of Italians are leaving Eureka by
private conveyances for the prosper
Gus mining camps in Lincoln county.
: The pay rolls on the Comstock
amount to ,S77,719.76, which Is over
$4,000 higher than for the month of
June.
The Receipts at the State Land Of
fee for the week ending August Sd,
1895, are: Payments on Applications,
$50; Payments on Contrac s, $500
OF; Interest ON Contracts, Sl59O.lO
total, 1880. II.
Bob Stewart of the Silver Star Dis
trict recently extracted from twenty
seven pounds OF ore, six pounds OF
gold; from seven pounds of ore, TWEEN
ty-four ounces of gold, and second
grade ore went from $3.50 $500 per
ton.-Ex.
Father-W What do you m can, sir,
by hugging my daughter?
Jack Ford-I was merely obeying
the Biblical injunction to ''hold fast
that which is good"
ssSometimes" sighed the man who
is welded to woman with a mind ct
her own. IL think my wife must take
me for a pneumatic tire, the way she
is blowing me up all the time. :"
VIM. Roberts came in from Hamil-
ton Monday morning. Mr.. Roberts
who has been working in silver-lead
mine at Hamilton, is affected with pa
lalysis, and is here to receive medi-
cal treatment.
Japanese seem to be supplanting
the Chinese on the railroad sections.
1t is said the Japs work for les wag-
es and do more work than the China
mon.
Judge Curler who has been looking
at gold mines in Western Nye. informs
tina Belmont Courier that the Central
and other mines in that section are
looking well and development work is
being. carried on uninterruptedly.
The San Joaquin Valley road di-
rictors have purchased 700 tons of
rails for sidings, signed n contract for
bridge at Stockton and accepted a
contract for telegraph line.
It is said that bushes on the rail
road is slower than usual at this sea-
son of the year.
Commissioner Warlick of Snake
Valley, was in town Monday. He
reports the hay crop to be good and
fruit of all kinds up to the average.