The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-10-26


Mrs. H. A. Comins and Mrs. Tim
son are visiting with friends In Cherry
Creek.
Judge H. Rives and attorney F. K.
Murphy departed for Phoebe Sunday,
on legal business.
Judge G. F. Talbot and Dave Jolly
left by private conveyance, for Phoebe
Wednesday morning.
A bar of bullion was shipped from
the Ben Hur mine, Steptoe Valley,
Wednesday.
: A. D. Campton and Stephen Bak-
er made business trip to Bristol,
\ the first of the week.
The case of the state against John
Freehill was dismissed and defendants
ordered dischared.
The Indians are having a great blow
out dancing, horse racing and pairing
off; mostly pairing off.
Samples taken from the "Cracker-
jack" mine located at West Camp as
says 81 per cent copper, and some gold
and silver.
At the state fair something over
$18, 900 passed through the pool box
at the races, and in Ormsby county
there was over $17, 900.
Governor Jones is reported to be
rapidly recovering from his recent ill
ness, caused from stomach troubles.
1t is said that of the 80, 900 Indians
belonging to the Sioux tribe, 1000
belong to the Episcopal, Presbyterian
and Congregational churches.
Mrs. A. D. Campton and daughter
Bessie, Miss Lizzie McQuitty and Miss
Mollie Campton left Thursday morn
ing for weeks visit with friends at
Hamilton.
Lieutenant Governor Sadier's son is
going to China, says the Tribune, in
the employ of Macondray & Co of
San Francisco for the purpose of &C.
/. quiring knowledge of the tea trade.
\ The e'Little Fellows" had a jolly
time at the Miller residence last Thurs
day afternoon. 1t was in honor of
Miss Minnies 9th, birthday and was
happy day for tho youngsters.
In the case of Hayes against Davis
in regard to the ownership OF certain
piece of county scrip. Judgment for
plaintiff, and defendant given go days
in which to prepare for q peal.
One ton of ore taken from the Key
stone mine Robinson district, and
shipped to Salt Lake City, assayed
273 ounces of silver. Is per cent lead,
and So. II IN gold. 1t Melted $174.
The Austin Mining Company prop
erty must be paying well as President
Stokes stated that he desired that 1000
men be employed by the Company in
the next fourteen months.
The Vaughn murder case will be
finally submitted to the Supreme
Court, on briefs, within the next 80
days, after which speedy decision
will be reached, no doubt.
Arizona contains the largest unbro-
ken forest area in the United States,
there being from 5000, 00O,O to
10000, 10000 feet of standing tim
Der.
The Elko exchanges report the new
! mill to be away behind the orders for
J -four and will be run about fifteen
hours day until good supply lis on
hand.
According'to report to the State
Department from United States Con-
sui Bigelow, at Rouen, the worlds
production of wool has not increased
during the past year, but actually di-
minished.
William Mackay, the eldest son of
John w. Mackay, was thrown from
horse in Paris Thursday of last week
and sustained injuries from which he
died in few hours.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald of the third
judicial district left for Washington
few days ago. During his absence
Judge Talbot of Elko will attend 10
court business in that district. In
dependent
A now steamer is to be built at
Lake Tahoe by the Union Iron works
got San Francisco, next spring. 1t is
to be tho 1arnast oDd fosta.4 boo+ At