The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-08-10

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Miss Katie Graham's 9TH birthday,
at the Grove on Murray Greek, was
very enjoyable affair.
were SLAB, 245, 1913, a decrease from
the receipts of 1884 1922, 472.
The percentage of cost of collection,
including the Income tax and sugar
bounty, was 2.24; for the previous
yeay go. The expenditures on &C
count of the income tax were $88, 739;
receipts, $77 131.
At Japan's request her gold
indemnity money Is being taken
from France by Russia and deposited
in the Bank of England: The Balti-
more Sun says: "No tightness of the
money market Is expected in conse-
quence of the locking up of SO much
cash, since the Bank of France is sell
ing gold freely.
The value Of all property used for
educational purposes in the United
States is placed at 100000, 900; tho
public school property alone is valued
at $500, 100000.
Reports from the South say that
the peach crop is one of the largest
and finest known for several years,
and that prices will be extremely low.
Reduced freight and refrigeration
charges will help to cheaper the fruit
to consumers.
The Mexican Government has put
into effect the recent decree reducing
the letter postage from ten to five
cents. Other postal rates are cores
pondingly reduced.
The Treasury department has re-
sumed the issue of gold certificates,
which was suspended during the pc
riod when the Treasury gold reserve
was below 100000, 900. Sence June
% last, when the gold reserve again
became intact, the Treasury has is
sued about 5000, 900 gold certificates,
principally on gold presented at the
| United States mints.
VIM. Picker, who was held by the
government some time ago at Carson
to answer to charges of taking bullion
from the melting deposit department
of the Carson mint, died Wednesday
morning at his home in the above
town. He intended leaving for South
Camp and was called by Waterman
at o'clock. He answered the call
and seemed to go to sleep again. A
few minutes later the Waterman tried
to arouse him and discovered that he
was dead. Elk
A society for the SUI preston of
scandal has just been started at Inster-
burg in East Prussia. Every scan
dalous story spread in the town will
be traced, and the originator prose-
cuted by the society.
The system kindergartens establish
ed recently on some of tho Indian
reservations has proved so successful
that it is to be widely extended, es-
pecially In the Southwest, where the
dian children are extremely shy.
Mr.. Ed. Prince a former resident
of Carson, has been all through the
California Mining centers, returned to
Carson, a few avs ago., He has re-
located some old abardoned gold ledg-
es east of town. He claims that in
California they are making 65 cents
to-the-ton ore pay. Why not make
81 to Sc rock pay here9 Men will be
put to work and mills erected in short
order Tribune
These beautiful moonlight nights
are perfect splendor to the fellow
with his best girl at his side. The
girls seem to be laborIng under fool
notion that it is too light.
Operations will probably begin next
week at Lovelock, New. The $50
900 plant is nearly completed by the
English company, who have the con-
troll of the nickle mines located there,
and it is understood that the percen-
tage is unusually high. Bell broth
ers will be paid 100000 for their
share.
A Chinese shirt manufacturer in
San Francisco, asked Labor Commits
sioner Fitzgerald last Wednesday to
send him forty-one white girls. He
said that white labor was moro COM
netent and reliable then Chinese. He