The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-13

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fully during the past week, which
greatly facilitates the hauling of the
ore from the mine to the mill.
1t is stated quite positively that the
Mint shortage amout sto about $50, 900
and covers period of five years COM
mencing with wrights administration
and continuing down to and includ-
ing the present
Sol Hip, w. c. Gallagher, J. B.
Orr and F. NJ. Clark, left this morn
ing for Cherry Creek, to attend
meeting the of Lodge of I. O. o. F:
which takes place there tonight.
It is authoratively stated that there
is no of hope defeating the new Militia
law, before the Supreme Court, If
the Militia remains intact for the next
two years, 1t will have to be support
ed by private subscription, as the ex-
listing law does not provide for Armo-
ry rent.
The Annual Convention of Repub-
lican Leagues, will be held June 10,
1895 at Cleveland, Ohio. Each State
will be entitled to six delegates at
large and four from each COMPRESSION
al district. The convention expects
to be in session three days and adopt
plan of campaign for the Presidential
election.
Howard Grossly of England has
presented to the Lick Observatory his
great three-foot rejecting telescope.
The telescope proved failure in Eng
land on account of climatic conditions,
and California has been selected as
the best place for it.
Governor Jones has appointed as
Honorary Board of Visitors of the
Nevada State University for two years
A. E. Cheny, A c. Cleveland, S. j.
Bonnifeld Jr., J. G. Hazlett, R. K.
Colcord, A. L. Fitzgerald, w. D.
Jones, Alex. S. Thompson, T. B. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Josephine Taylor, R. L.
Haines, Miss Lille Kaiser.
Sam Jones, preaching in st. Louis
the other day said: oh, my coun-
trymen, l have done many a thing
wrong, but in Heaven, earth nor hell
theycan new throw up to me; h 1t lever
belonged to Legislature from Adam
down to this hour. "Brother" Jones
evidently believes that the chances for
persons who have been rash enough
to belong to Legislature in this world,
are not encouraging for the next.
J. 4, Yerrington, speaking OF the
Silver Star district says, "Although
indications are most promising, an in
fux of people at the present time
would not add to the conditions of the
camp, and until thorough develope-
ment illustrates the permanency of
the lodges, I do not consider the time
propitious to encourage miners to 60
thore.
Captain Constant of the National
Guards Of Virginia has been remov-
ed. The reason of the removal. was
because he left the State without leave,
without seeing fit to communicate with
the company, and without intending
to return. 1t was Constant who in
troduced A. B. No. 81, concerning
the Nevada militia, substitute of
which passed, making no appropria-
ton for Armory rents.
The bill which passed at the last
session of the Legislature and approx
ed by the Governor March IL, Great
ing Board of Visitors of the Neva-
da State University, provides that it
shall be the duty of the Board to meet
once year at the University, during
commencement week, and inspect
the grounds, buildings etc, and en-
quire into the state of dicipline, in
struction of the University, and re-
port the result of their investigation
to the Governor within thirty days
after such visit The object of the
Board of Visitors is to furnish the peo-
pie of the State with information re-
garding the condition, instruction and
management of the University, and
of makingsuch recommendations to the
next Legislature as may seem necessary
They receive no salary or travelling ex-
penses, but their board and lodging,
while at the University in their official
capacity, is paid out of the University
Contingent Fund.