The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-01-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

J. B. Williamson left Friday morn
ng on the stage for Cherry Greek.
Elk Governor Jewett w. Adams
came in on the Cherry Greek stage Tues
day evening.
The Hon. A. G. Cleveland and wife
left for their home In Spring Valley,
last Wednesday.
Silver City is on a boom in the min
ing line. This is one of the brightest
little camps on the coast.-Appeal.
The Wells Fargo Office at Kennedy
has been closed. Owing to the dull
times the office could not be made to
pay expenses. Gazette
An advertisement is better than
feather buster, for it keeps the cobwebs
from accumulating on goods, while the
duster is only good to bruised them off.
-Ex.
1t is said that sale of some of the
Kennedy mines is about to be made
and that the camp will soon rally from
it's late set back.
w M. Taylor of Carson arrived last
evening ON his way to Chicago where
he goes as representative of Nevada
on the Supreme Relief Board of the
A. O. u. W.-Journal
The Carson Tribune says that it is
rumored that ex-Supreme Judge M.
A. Murphy will remove to Oakland
where he will reside permanently
Mrs. Huntoon will receive So, 900 in
surance from the Workmen and ISL 900
from the Odd Fellows. It is thought
that more debts will be found outstand-
ing in Huntoon's favor. Enterprise.
Journal: S. P. Davis of Carson is
to be Deputy Secretary of State. Sans
hand writing can only be deciphered by
typos and he is practicing style of
chirography that the public can read.
Work in the State Printing Office
commenced on Monday last. Messrs.J
E. Eckley, H. c. Dunn. Paul Thomp-
son, w. L. Taylor and Tony Kramer
constituted the force until this morn
ing. When Cox and Crawford went to
work Will U. Mackey is Foreman.
Tribune.
Every body in Carson is complain
ing of the dullness of the town, but
from indications things would appear
different. Five new business enter
prises are to be started up there with
the new year. Two grocery stores
shoe store, butchers shop and ho-
tel--Enterprise
Silver State: Lieutenant Govern
or-elect Sadler and Thomas Robinson,
the well known mining superintend-
ent of Newark district, White Pine
County, arrived from Eureka yester-
day morning and left on the afternoon
train for Carson.
Free Press: Herman Oelrichs SON
in-law of the late Senator Fair, passed
through Ellzo Wednesday morning in
his special Wagner car "Viceroy" on
his way to California. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Oelrichs and other re-
latives of the dead millionaire.
The Austin Reveille says the Impe-
raj Mining Company of Kennedy has
not paid it's men, and that LENS fled
on the property are not valid. There
is abundance of ore in Kennedy but
it cannot be successfully worked in
the Imperial mill.
Walter Rynearson and A. T. Stearns
elected to the Offices of Sheriff and
Dist. Attorney assumed control of
their respective Offices Monday. These
are thoroughly competent gentlemen
and will do the county creditable SER
vice. Mr.. Rynearson will be ably as
sisted by w. L. Ingraham as deputy
sheriff.
There will probably be meeting of
the several District Judges in Reno or
Carson some time in the near future to
confer about the changes involved in
changing from the old system of one
judicial District to the new one divid-
ing the State into four Judicial Dis
tricts
Alex Muir and Calvin Warlick the
newly elected County Commissioners
the former from Hamilton and the lat
ter from Snake Valley, were indicted
into office last Monday. Mr.. Muir has
served asCommissioner before now and