The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-30
/ MEAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


The Chairman boarding house will
be open by the first of the month.
County Treasurer Williamson will
start Wednesday, to interview tax
payers.
Judge Talbot has given notice that
he will open Court in Ely, on Mon
day May goth.
Tommy Sillyman came in Monday
from Taylor. He says the snow is still
deep in the camp and vicinity.
The Board of County Commission
ers will hold their regular monthly
meeting Monday April LIST.
Mrs. James Baird has given up
ranching in Steptoe, and has taken up
her residence in the Watson house in
Robinson canyon.
The Elko papers state that an effort
is being made to have James Russell
appointed Deputy Fish Commissioner
for Eastern Nevada.
Mrs. N. G. Dilley who has been
visiting with her daughter Mrs. M.
G. Lewis of White River, left for her
home in Iowa, this morning.
The Elko Free Press says Judge
Talbot departed on Thursday the 21st
for St. Louis Mo-, where he will re-
main couple of weeks and then re-
turn and hold Court at Phoebe.
Assemblymen Constant and Noel,
it is said have been placed on the pay
role, as employees of the S. P. r. r:
Company at San Francisco. Wonder
if it reward for merit?
Dave Jolly who was compelled to
quite work in the mine last week on
account of sickness, is rapidly recov-
ering, and will soon be able to 60 to
work again.
N. Eager, of the White River Land
and Stock company, has recently pur4
chased over 1900 of beef steers. The
cattle were bought in Nye and White
Pine counties, and are being feed for
shipment in June.
Fred Franks one of Cherry Creeks
rustling mining men, came in Monday
with Messrs. Alexander and Murphy,
Colorado mining men, who are nego-
gotiating for the Egan mining prop
erty near Cherry Greek.
The Supreme Court has reversed
the decision Of Judge A. L. Fitzgerald
and new trial has been granted in
the case of the State Nevada against
Alpheus Vaughn, who was convicted
of the murder of Willie Lester near
Austin, about year ago.
The parties who thought that the
first of April would find the boarding
house at the mine still uncompleted, evi
IDENTIFY didn't understand Mr.. Williams
capacity for work. Steve is hustler
from away back, and when he under
takes to do thing he generally comes
out on top.
W. R. Fontain, sentenced to Is
years Imprisonment from Lincoln coun
ty in 1861 for murder, was released
yesterday by the Board of Pardons,
the vote being unanimous. Senator
Clint. Patchen secured Fontains par
don.
The DeDamar Lode says: The cleo
trio light plant at the DeLamar mill
is In, and running. In addition to a
large arc light on the west Of the
works, each of the buildings and rooms,
with the mines, are supplied with 16
candle power lamps.
+. b. Work, who is looking after
mining interests of Salt Lake parties
IN Osceola, was in Ely the first of the
week. He intends taking the exam
llhtlon for admission to the bar, at
the session of the District Court to be
held In here in May.
The members of the A. P. A. are
on the warpath in Douglas county.
"A Genoa dispatch of the 21st says
'nat they refused to attend party
gwen oy the Catholic Ladies. It also
,no1cates that two Catholic teachers in
douglas county have been replaced by
IroGestant teachers, the efforts of the
A. p. A.
.. b. Simpson while driving over
rough piece of road in hauling ore
rom the mine to the mill, last Mon
= oay' was thrown from the seat of his
wagon, and in falling struck the small