The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-06-08

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ticularly desirous of winning the
mule; the contest was close and the
fight bitter, but was won finally, by Mr..
Campton, much to his delight. After
the distribution of the prizes the guests
were treated to . delicious repast
which was highlyappreciated. The par
ty broke up about 1870.
Silver is quoted in New York at
81 cents. Lead-firm, brokers price
$3.O7t.
Mrs. B. +. Miller, Master Frank
and daughter Minnie, left Wednesday
morning, for an extended visit among
friends and relatives in the Bruno
country.
Tho Current Expense fund is for
the time being exhausted, and the
County Officers did not receive their
salary for last month.
The Board of Pardons at a special
meeting last Monday, refused the Pc
tition for the pardon of Mrs. Alice
Hartley. 1t is intimated that a par
don will be granted later.
Government surveyors are again at
work on the Nevada California bound
airy, and now give out that this State
will lose strip of territory one and
a half miles in width.
II the U. S. Government keeps shay
ing strips off the side of Nevada we
will soon be entirely annexed to Cali
fornia. That seems to be about what
they are after.-Appeal
The Iron Age says rumors are afoat
in the copper trade that the Roths-
childs have bought the Anaconda
mine, tho greatest in the world. It
has produced 1OO,OO0,OOO pounds in
one year, and could turn out 30 per
cent more. Rumor has it that the
Old Dominion mine in Arizona has
been sold.
ADuck Creek farmer put up tho
following notice on fence which en-
closed his gralnfeld: If any mans or
woman's COW or horse breaks through
this fence and destroys this grain, his
or her tail will be cut off, as the case
may be. Pm Christian man, and
d-n a person that let's their critturs
run loose o'nights.
The National Educational Associa-
ton will hold its Saith annual meeting
in Denver this year, from July 9TH,
to 18th. An excellent program has
been arranged and many delightful
excursions will be in order. lnfor-
nation as to special rates to teachers
or as to the program, can be had by
addressing the Supt. of Public In
struction, Carson City, Nevada.
Commissioner Warlick was in from
Snake Valley, Monday. He says the
frost, SO far, has not mater tally dam
aged the fruit crop. With the except
ion of cherries, which in places have
been partially destroyed by hard
winds, the fruit crop will be above the
average.
Congressman Dorsey says that the
silver sentiment in Nebraska is strong
er than aver before; that the labor and
professional men generally are giving
it their support.
A war is imminent between cattle
men and sheepmen OF Colorado. The
former have ORGANIZED and adopted
resolutions forbidding the latter from
driving their sheep through the coun-
try.
Tho Railway Age says that the
Southern Pacific railroad company
has fitted up trains with all appara-
tus necessary for creosoting railroad
ties and treating them by the zinc
chloride process of chemical preserva-
ton. These trains are moved over
the line to places where there are ac-
cumulations of ties, thus saving .
great deal of costly transportation for
merly necessary when the work had
to be done at 3 central point.
Live Stock markets about the ssne
as last week. Common to choice dress
ed native beef and shipping stssfs,
So. 70 to $3.50, choice besves, y SO
So 80; common wssterners, $3 20,
COWS 81. rs to 81 %; calves $2.b0 70
Sc. 90; stockers and feeders, $2.' .
$4.15. Sheep, inferior to choice IA
tiuas sold from ST. 30 to 81. %: .aLn-