The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-04-20

Senator Stewart of Nevada writes
long letter advocating the organiza-
ton of a "gold party" and ga silver
party" for Presidential nominations
next year. He can always be count
ed on to advocate anything that is
combative and impractical. Scientific
Press.
The body of State Sanator Alexan-
der Wise, who died at Santa Monica,
April 3rd, was cremated at Rosedale
Cemetary, hear Los Angeles, on Fri
pay the IL, under the auspices of the
Masonic order, of which he was
member of high standing.
"Hell will pop here inside of two
years" is the remark said to have been
made by James Heny, when he sew
cred his connections with the Carson
mint. and went to California to live.
Assessor Williamson returned Thurs
day from Snake Valley and the Utah
border, where he been discussing the
financial questions of the day, with
the tax payers.
Coryville, once the busiest camp in
Esmeralda county, is now deserted. For
the pastsix years Ed. Kenny and fam
ily have been the only residents of
this place, and last week they left
with all their household effects for
Silver Star district, whore Kenny will
erect lodging house. Walker Lake
Bulletin
The United States Treasury Depart
ment is at last ''going" to put into ex-
ecution the provision of the new tariff
law requiring silver and lead ores i'm
ported here to be assayed and sampl-
ed at the ports of entry, the principal
one of which is Elpaso, Texas. Min
ing & Scientific Press
R. A. Riepe, who came in from De-
Lamar Saturday, for the purpose of
settling up the business of the late
Henry Reipe, with whom he was
partner, has succeeded in arranging
matters to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned, and will return to DeLamar
tomorrow, where he will conduct
boarding house. His cousin Gus
Riepe will accompany him.
Sheriff Walter Rynearson, has ap-
pointed F. M. Clark Deputy Sheriff,
W. L. Ingraham having resigned.
Mr.. Ingraham was an able officer, and
his friends regret that he was obliged
give up the position. Mr.. Clark is
familiar with the affairs of the county,
and will make reliable and efficient
deputy.
The Easter exeacises given at the
schoolhouse, by the ladies of the Sun
day Schools last Sunday, were inn
pressive, eluplmatical and beautifully
concentrated the Resurrection, and
were listened to by an interested and
appreciative audience. The emblem
services by the various classes were
pleasing and instructive and well cal
culated to make lasting and favora-
BILE impression of the Importance of
the great day and event, which they
were celebrating.
Chris. Disregard and W, r. Bas-
sett, came in from DeLamar, Mon
day. They report the camp to be in
fourishing condition at present, and
that the outlook for the future is very
encouraging. The new mill which
was completed recently, has been
started up and is doing frstclass work.
There are at present about 18O men
employed and men are being put on
as fast as necessity requires. Mr..
Bassett has opened saloon in Della
mar, and will return next week with
his family. Mr.. Disregard will remain
in Ely for the present.
The bill passed by the Legislature
licensing the business of owning, herd
ing or grazing sheep in the several
counties of the State, divides sheep
owners into seven classes, and fixes
the licence, which must be procur-
ed from the Sheriff in advance, at fif-
ty dollars per thousand. A person
owning 5000 sheep or over is of the
first class; 1000, of the second class;
5000, of the third class; 1000, of the
fourth class; 1900, of the fifth class;
1000, of the sixth class and all under
1000 of the seventh class. The law
also provides that any person who
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