The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-05-25

meat. Thef6 Ii no reason whatever
why horse meat may not be as palatA-
BILE as bsbf. It Is said that people
who have EATEN it can scarcely tell ths
differences between horse flesh end
beef.
t will make Special Clsaring Sale of
ODDS and ENDS, DRESS GooDs, WALL
PAPER, Mems, Boys Wdmen's Misses
and Children's HATS, 80 to 30 per
cent below former prices; commencing
Saturday May 25th, in order to make
room for the CAR LOAD L0Ts to arrive
about JUNE 7st. Quality never sacfi;
feed for prices st VIM. Hayes
Cash Store.
Eureka Sentinel! About half-past
7 o'clock last Tuesday morning (ths
14th) Henry Phillips, an old miner of
this district, came to his death in the
Victoria mine, on Adams Hill, this
county from asphyxiation, superin-
duced by the inhalation of powder
smoke.
It Is reported that the railroad com.
pany will move the round-house at
Winnemucca to Battle Mountain this
summer. This will make WAds-
worth, Battle Mountain and Monticello
the main points between Truckee and
Ogden. -1ndepsndent
The stockholders of the Virginia &
Truckee railroad held their annual
election in Virginia City yesterday.
The following Directors were elected:
D. o. Mills, F. G.. Newlands, Fl. M.
Yerington, q. L. Bliss, j. W. Eckley,
w. E. Sharon, w. E. F. Deal, J. T..
Wratten and Geo. Mills.
And now the friends of the bloom
or costume are subdued by tho passage
of MISUNDERSTANDING, chapter
90, verse 5, which says "The woman
shall not wear that which pertaineth
to man, for all that do so are an
abomination unto the Lord thy God"
It is reported that the Sutro tunnel
company have placed an order for two
million feet of lumber with the Tahoe
Lumber company, and they will put
force of men to work repairing the
tunnel, while another force is to con-
tinue the tunnel into Mt Davidson for
new developments.
The Lyon County Times says all the
schools in Mason Valley are closed,
some for lack Of funds and others from
lack of interest in educational matters
on the part of patrons.
w. L. Richards of North Dakota,
who has boon buying beef steers for
shipment to North Dakota, left We'd
nesday for Lima, Montana. He has
contracted with E. FL. Parsons for over
1000 head of two and three year old
steers, to be delivered at American
Falls, Idaho.
Judge q. F. talbot came in from
Phoebe Saturday. He returned re-
Gently from trip through tho south
ern states, and is much improved in
health. The balmy breezes and gen.
ial cline of the Sunny South, have
made marked change for the better
in the Judges personal appearance.
He says that the question of The free
coinage of silver is the chief topic for
discussion in the Central and Southern
states; that wherever you go, in the
hotels, on the street corners, on the
trains, the champions of the White
metal can be heard earnestly advoca-
ting its speedy restoration.
The Tin mines Of Cornwall ATE
threatened with destruction, says the
Mining and Scientific Press, because
of the cheap tin produced in the ORR
ent, in the Strait Settlements. In the
Straits the mine owner pays his men
in silver and gets his pay in London
in appreciated gold. This is doub-
ling up that John Bull will not long
tolerate.
The Beef market remains firm; first
class beeves bringing over Sc. A
good business was transacted on the
basis of $43. 30, to $500, from COM
mon to choice native steers weighing
from 900 to 1900 lbs. The bulk sell
ing at from $5 to 1915. The de-
mand for Sheep was good, choice, sell
ing a. high al So. Sales were on the
basis of 1915 to $5, for sheep and
I'd 7E to RS fotT lonohs