The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-06-01
neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

J. B. Orr drove IN from the Monl-
tor. Yesterday, in sleigh.
Snow fell to the depth of IL inches
in Ely, Friday morning.
.Jutice Weber has about FINISHED
taking the school census for $780,
John Verzan came in from Taylor,
Monday.
D. R. Collins was an arrival from
Cherry Creek, Saturday.
N. B. Dunton was in from Snake
Valley the first of the week.
We are indebted to Secretary OF
State Howell, for a copy of tho bound
Statutes of 1895.
B. M. Pearlman is running a po-
kerr game in Max Scaefer's saloon In
DeLamar.
Mrs. Bush of Hamilton, will open a
lodging house in DeLamar, in the
near future.
Secretary of State Gresham died at
Lilo, on the morning of the 28th., of
pleurisy.
Silver is 67 cents. Lead, brokers'
price, $3.O7; exchange price $3. 20 to
1925.
England has graded inheritance
tax, and already takes 10 per cent of
the largest fortunes.
The Hon HI. F. Bartine will deliv-
or the Grafton in Salt Lake, on Deco
ration Day.
Judge Talbot closed the spring
term of the District Court last Satur-
day, and left for his home in Elko,
Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson, mining expert from
San francisco, arrived in Ely Satur.
day, for the purpose of examining the
Keystone property.
Mrs. A.C. Cleveland and F B. Allen
arrived in Ely Wednesday. They are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.
McGill.
Jessie Black burn returned from De-
Lamar Tuesday. He says it is gen.
orally conceded that the roller process
IL n pit a complete success, and that
i theNe is some talk of putting in a BAIT
cry of sixty stamps.
l The Supreme Court has sustained
the decision of the lower Court in the
I Hartley case, and Mrs. Hartley will
be sent to prison for IL years.
Forty-fve Thousand young trout
| from the Carson hatchery were ship
ped to Ruby Valley, Elko county,
last week.
It is said that an Oklahoma squaw
read Trilby and then went off and got
drunk. An exchange says this is the
greatest tribute the book ever got.
The borax from the marshes in the
northern part of Washoe county is be-
ing hauled by teams to tho Central
Pacific railroad at Humboldt House.
Secretary of State Howell departed
for New York City Sunday morning.
He will be absent from the State about
a month.
VIM. Lawson and John Magnuson
astarted Monday for Spring Valley
Ywhere they will resume work on the
kQueen mine.
A L. s. Scott, VIM. Warner and John
Donelly are among those who will as
sist in driving the cattle through to
Market Lake for Parsons & Co.
The Appeal says that the people
who claim that this will be the biggest
Ifruiteyear Nevada ever saw, and the
people who claim the June frosts will
kill all the fruit, are about equally di-
Ivided.
Mexico is about to raise the rove
nue. by taxing all gold and silver mines
in which American capital is interest
I'd. The new tax is % per cent on
silver and 81 psrcen on gold.
The California Grand Lodge of L.
10. O. E. decided last week that per-
sons engaged in gambling or any oecu-
patton in violation of the crimin1l laws
of the state are not eligible to mem
bership.
Sentinel; Richard Ryland former
~ of Eureka, has been awarded the
contract for building the Boys Dor
mitory at the State University. His
bid was $18.99O.