The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-10-05

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of corn will produce more steam than
a bushel of coal.
The Columbia, Messrs Hudson
and BARRIERS new s'fndo near Osceola
promises to be surprise to it's own
ers. A 80 foot shaft has been sunk
and drift which is now being run, is
developing ore of a high grade.
John Weber left yesterday morn
ing for Cherry Creek, at which place
hesswill meet his wife and daughter
who are returning from Salt Lake City
where Mrs. Weber has been re-
ceiving treatment for an ailment of
the ear, and with satisfactory rcsult2.
Jack Furlong, the man who was
severely kicked by Lotto G. at the
race track last Thursday, was re-
moved to his home at Carson yester-
day. He. wa moved against the con-
sent of DR.. Naming, and died this morn
ing (ths 3Oth ult. at 2 o'clock.
Railroad employees in Los Angeles
are signing a petition, praying the
railroad commission not to reduce
freights, because such reduction
would mean a reduction of the wages
of the railroad operatives.
The Carson Tribune says: Senator
Jones made speech in the Pavilion
at Reno Wednesday evening, and,
though the place was crowded, very
few listened to him. They preferred
the music of tho band.
The people of Douglas county COM
plain that the large amount of money
expended in repairing roads in that
county has resulted in worse roads
than ever. Several culverts are badly
out of repair and they are arguing
what has become of the money.
The DeLamar, Nevada, August out
put shows; Tons crushed, 1913; bull
ion realized, $75, 227.53; ore shipped,
52O8 tons; total reuenue, 81, 227. 50;
expenses, Sal, 658. SO; profits, $780,
559.2 20.
A silver nugget is reported discov-
cred near Richmond Basin, Arizona,
weighing 39i pounds. The size is
phenomenal aud its apparent purity
excites comment. 1t is about u inch
es long and reported to be almost pure
silver
J. A. Skinner of Oaceola, says the
dry wash process Ia u success. He says
that while he is not able to get all the
gol ID, yet good results can be obtained.
lie has taken out rs high as SIS in
one day, alone, and worked over con-
siderably less than q ton of dirt for
that amount.
Miss Ida Parkinson and Miss Min
ME Vencile leave to-day for Cherry
Greek to attend the wedding of Mr..
Thos. Bambrick and Miss Josie Harri-
son, which takes place Monday. May
llnbounded happines attend the young
couple, on their journey through life,
is the wish of the NEWS. Two can
make it better than one any how, they
say.
The Southern Pacific company has
announced semi officially that to break
up the business of the scalpers it will
prosecute for forgery any person who
attempts to ride OH contract ticket
issued in the name of another. Those
who refuse to sign the ticket when re-
quested by the conductor will be eject
ed forthwith from the train. Silver
State
A company has been organized at
Holbrook, in northern Arizona, for
the rec amation of 100000 acres of
fertile land along the line of the At
lantic q Pacific. The waters of the
Little Colorado and Rio Puero are to
be utilized. The land and the climate
are especially favorable for the growth
of deciduous fruits and early vsgeta-
bles.
Miss Bessie Williams, aged 10 years,
passed away On September Oath, at
about IL o'clock a. IN. She had been
sick nearly three weeks with the dis
ease that is pronounced typhoid fever
and fingered sometime but finally
had to give up. Bessie Williams was
born at Hogan parish, Cornwall, Eng
land, and came from there direct to
White Pine county when ten years of
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