The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-01-19

week for CINCINNATI.
Steve williams of White River was
in town several days this week.
Dave McLane arrived from Ham
;lton Thursday with VIM. Hyndman
who was adjudged to be insane.
K. G. Davis and wife departed Mon
day morning by private conveyance
for Elko where they intend spending
the winter.
Assemblyman D. G. Mcdonald and
wife left Monday morning by private
conveyance for the Wells where they
took the train for Carson.
Under an Act passed two years ago
the Office of Deputy Warden of the
State Prison will be dispensed with on
February 1st. Tribune.
Judge Talbot is holding court in
Reno and trying the contested case of
Dennis VS.. Caughlin for the Sheriffs
Office. Free Press.
J. N. Reed, who until quite recent
ly was in charge of the Adams q Keat-
ing cattle business, left for his home
in Carson the first of the week.
1t is announced that Attorney Gen.
eral Beatty has appointed f. FL. Har-
mon as his deputy. Where does the
salary fora deputy come from9-Trl-
bune
The Supreme Court of California
has decided that passenger who ten
ders the regular fare Is entitled to a
ticket to his place of destination and
also the right to stop over at an inter
mediate station. Tribune.
Ex-sheriff Ben Payne has been en-
ployed by Adams & Heating to succeed
J. N. Reed as Foreman Of their cattle
interests in this section. Ben has had
considerable experience in the cattle
business and will make good Fore
man.
To the credit of Governor Jones be
it said that he favors the retention of
Bob Grimmon as Superintendent of
the Orphans Home. 1t would be like
depriving the State waits Of father to
displaceGrimmon merely to make room
for some political favorite. Tribune.
Zirn & Schulz have sold part of
their Pine Nut mines to San Fran
cisco company, represented by Mr..
Holmes, who will begin active opera
tons soon to develop the mines, says
the Carson Weekly.
The Tribune is glad TO know that
the report that Judge M. A. Murphy
intended to leave Carson and locate III
Oakland is untrue. The Judge viii re-
main with us and practice law. May
success attend him
Commissioner Alt says that ninety
per cent of the taxpayers of Reno are
in favor Of no Lights. The Gazette
does not beleave it, however. If they
are they are not as progressive and
s'citified" as we supposed they were.
Gazette.
The Chairman company has placed
a new 10 inch Knowles Pump in their
mine. The old one not having suffi-
Gent capacity to handle the water to
the entire satisfaction of the company.
The new pump has twice the capacity
of the old one. The company are also
putting in new boiler having capaci-
ty capable of sinking 1000 feet.
Sheriff Clarke has appointed Joseph
Ravell as his deputy; County Clerk
Spinner has appointed W. j. Hooper
as his deputy and County Assessor
Powell has appointed Austin Jackson
as his deputy. Sentinel.
The Appeal says the following ap-
pointments have been made: Governor
Jones' Private Secretary, w. T. Han
ford; S. P. Davis. Deputy Secretary of
State; I. N. Stone, Deputy State Con-
troller M. D. Ncteware, Deputy Sur
veyor General, and w. r. Davis, Dep
uty State Treasure.
1t is said that wine flowed freely in
the Governors Office at Carson on the
occasion of the induction Of che Silver
party into Office. The Gazette would
respectfully suggest that, if those re-
ports are true, hereafter the newt
elected officers drink their wine il 8
hotel or saloon, and not turn the,
Capitol into dram-shop.