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


this week.
D. Oampton has been re-appoint-
cd Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Mr.. M. Murphy Of Eureka Is In
town. g
Jim Ostergard and Joe Moore have
b.o,n work on the City Of New York
in He'll in the Hill Canyun.
The Hon. A. G. Cleveland of Spring
Valley arrived In Ely Tuesday, on le-
gal business.
Mrs. E. H. Parsons of Salt Lake
City, il visiting with Mrs. d. G. Nc
Quittye~
Nevada wool is quoted at from 81
to 10 cents per pound in San Fran
cisco.
The Hon. Thomos Wren Of Eureka,
kas in Ely this week, on professional
business.
H. e. Prudential, sheriff of Lin
coin county, came in Saturday, with
Judge Talbot.
Several buildings are. in process OF
erection in Ely, which speaks well for
tho camp.
Thos. Cornell and Dave McLain
of Hamilton wore attending Court in
Ely this week.
Court opened at 9 o'clock Monday
Tho Goth, Judge Talbot presiding.
Mr.. Charles and Mrs. Patrick
Greene were in from Cherry Creek,
this week, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Maddelana,
and Mrs. P. T. Dolan were visitors at
the county seat Monday.
The case of Maddelane VS. McDon-
aid and Davis, and L. Monfrini inter
venor, was settled by parties without
trial.
The court appointed AT. Shields Ad-
ministrator, of the Estate Of John An
derson and placed the bond at $500.
The Court appointed A. D. Camp
ton Administrator for the Estate of
John Deipolder deceased, and fixed
the bond at 5000.
Hefned silver is quoted at 67B.
Lea shows raise of Is cents over
last week; brokers' price $40, and
exchange, at from 1929 to SO. 27.
w. N. .McGi'lard family left Thurs
day, to spend few days at the Mon
itor ranch, Duck Creek.
P. II. Cannon one of Cherry Creeks
rustling business men who was attend
ing court the first Of The week, re-
turned with his son Austin, Wedaes-
day.
In the Estate Of Patrick Greene, de-
ceased, Mrs. Marguerite Greene was
appointed Administrative, and the
bond fixed at $4,000.
Emma Stinstrom has been granted
divorce from Laurence Stinstrom,
and authorized by the Court to adopt
her maiden name-Miss Emma Lloyd.
1t il reported that James Heney de-
sires to tell all he knows about tho
mint affairs upon condition that he be
dealt lightly with by the Government.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mathewson of
Hamilton were visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. A. D. Compton this
week.
A company has incorporated in
Cresde, Colo, which will do the an
nual assessment work for non-resi-
dence claim owners. =! .
Cold in considerable Quantities is
beingexchanged for silver certificates
OF small denominations in the North
west. The demand for small money
il held to indicate recovery in business.
1t is believed that proposition has
been advertised in New York and
London to extend the first mortgage
bonds OF the Central Pacific Roilrosd,
which mature in July, for two and a
half years.
A $1O7 dollar gold nugget is the,
largest found in the placer diggings at
osceols, this year. j. Olsfield Sc
cured it. Osceola has quite a reputa-
tion for valuable nuggets.
The outlook for Oscsola is getting
brighter every day. The Cumberland
q osceola Placer Mining Compsny.
Is repairing the mill and makfhe prep
ar@"ons to start up about the middle