The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-08-17

try. indicate that in tn month of June
BE- unces of gold were recovered
by the cyanide procese in the Wit
watersrand and 5000 ounces in other
districts. This makes total of g.
$50 ounces for the month, as against
66, 200 in May.
An indian known as Saw Mill Bill
was arrested recently in Reno for dis
orderly conduct. While he was hav-
ing an examination before the Justice
of the Peace he bolted out of Court
and has not been seen since. Gazette
Terry Deavitt, the guard on the
bullion coach who was accidentally
shot on the morning of July 31st, at
DeLamar, sank steadily after the ac-
cident and disd on the evening of the
End. inst = Phoebe Record
1t is said that the new engines re-
Gently put on the road by the railroad
company, are perfect success. On
Saturday they pulled train contain
ing thirty five cars and weighing 907
tons from Sacramento to Truckee,
without any trouble. This is the heav-
lest train ever hauled over the road.
During the year ending June 30,
1895, 212 barrels of sweepings collect
ed at the U. S. Mint at San Francis
co, and sent to the Selby Smelling Co.
who, last THURSDAY, sent Superin-
tendent Daggitt S637O, net results
thereof. = Mining &Scientific Press.
1t is said there never was SO much
activity in mining in Montana as at
present. That isems to be the gener-
al opinion of mining men, mining
brokers, and dealers in mining sup
plies, says the Helena Independent.
The Reno Gazette says that United
States Senator Jones is making quite
stop at his home in Gold Hill-the
longest he has made in years. The
Senator must have come to the con-
clusion that his polit cal fences are in
bad repair.
johnson Sides, the great Indian
financier, is arranging to take all the
Indians that will go, may-be-so 150,
maybe so 200, to the hop fields of
California. He thinks they can make
grub if nothing more. He wants the
school children kept on the reserva-
ton or at the Stewart institute, as
they are not wanted in California.
Secretary of State iio ell win go
to the Lake Monday, says the Carson
Tribune, where he will spend week
and then continue on 20 San Francis
CO to attend a meeting of the Bi-mot
allie League on the 10Th.
That young fellow who rescued dol
ly Weber from the foaming and flu
rious waters of Murray Creek, last
Wednesday, afternoon, showed re-
markable presence of mind as well as
courage equal to that Of Ajax.
The Carson Tribune says that Judge
Curler while in town recently, dis
played a hundred pound nugget of
G Id ore. lie says very rich strike
has been made at Belmont and there
are two hundred tons of ore ON the
Tlmp.
Richard Raycraft, Superintendent
of the Blackhorse Mining Company,
arrived in Carson the other day, hav-
ing in his possession bottle contain.
ing $500 worth of gold nuggets. A
sight to make 49'ers eyes water. It
came from the Blackhorse cleanup
Tribune.
The increase in population in Ely,
still continues undated and with no
perceptible advantage in point of num-
bsrs. to either sex. j. b. Simpson
uttered vigorous and wonderfully
pathetic panegyric to the giver all de-
sirable things Monday night, when
told that the stranger was boy; and
Mr.. James P. McOmie smiled tri-
umphantly Tuesday evening, when
the glad tidings reached him that it
Yves laughing girl.
A travelling watch repairer arrived
in Ely Wednesday. After viewing
his Surroundings thoughtfully and
carefully for short time, with an air
of one who has become accustomed to
the changcful conditions and the ever
recurring disapointments Of life, ma
chemically proceeded to hang his sign
in a cnnanicunna and attranfiva nnsitinn