The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-01-05
neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

Scarlett fever has put Ill an appear
ance on the Comstock.
The new officers will be installed
in Office Monday the 9TH.
James McNulty is reported to be quite
sick at his home in Aurum.
Joseph Bews departed for his home
in Spring Valley last Sunday.
State Treasurer-elect Westerfield
has filed his official bond in the sum
of $3.50, 900.
John Doyle left Monday for Glen
coe in the interest of the Well AMMO
Mining Company.
Phil. McKernan who has been liV-
ing at the Monitor mill has moved
into town for the winter.
w. n. McGill and family have NOV
ed into town, where they will reside
during the winter months.
Mrs. j. Carothers and family were
in attendance at the dance last Mon
day night.
Mrs. Ell. A. Comins and daughter
Eta were visiting with Mrs. D. G.
Mcdonald the Fl rst Of the week.
VIM. Horton of Sunnyside, Nye
county, paid Ely a short visit the first
of the week.
Eugene Howell Secretary of State
elect arrived at Reno yesterday and
intends to leave for the State Capitol
to-day the 3lst. journal
Ex-senator D. B. Williams of Elko
died in Oakland Thursday of typhoid
fever. He was a brother of Hon
Evan Williams of Carson. Morning
News.
The dance given at Munro's Hall
last Monday night was quite an enjoy
able affair. The hall was tastefully
and appropriately decorated, present
ing an agreeable and inviting appear
ance.
d. r. Collins arrived from Cherry
Creek last Thursday evening, TO at
send the meeting of the old Board
Of County Commissioners which con-
yenes to-day.
Big Meadows is no doubt on the eve
of a substantial boom: Wild lands
are in demand wherever water can be
got 10 irrigate with, and the future
looks very bright for Lovelock and vi
entity. independent
The Lyon County Times: It is claim
ed that some of the land for which the
railroad has applied for patents Ia
more valuable for mineral than agri-
cultural purposes, and that protests
will be fled with the officers of the
United States Land Office at Carson
anainst granting patents for such
lands.
jim Fell Of Virginia, passed through
Carson on the morning of the 31st,
from California, where he went to
identify the body Of his son, who was
killed in a train wreck near Elmira
recently. The body of his dead son
was also aboard the train Tribune
T. x. Murphy is building an addi-
ton on his house, and making other
needful repairs. Taking these suggest
i've domiciliatory Improvements into
consideration, one might very pro, ,eriy
conclude, that with f. X, 'Ssingle
blessedness" is becoming monotonous.
B. f. Miller Supt. of the Elko and
White Pine Transportation Co, has
just returned from tour of inspec-
ton over the mail route between Ely
and Eureka. He has been making
some needed repairs on the road ana
reports the line to be i'll very good
condition
Wadsworth Dispatch Thursday
night last, the remainder of the A, r.
T. men who returned to work after
the strike were notified that the rail
road company had decided TO dispense
with their services. This relieved
nine or ten men from work and prac-
tically wipes out every striker in this
vicinity. The men Will probably seek
new fields and pastures, some now and
Others when gentle Spring comes.
The Enterprise, Auditor Williamss
annual report to the State Controller
shows that Wasboo county has real
property valued at 50, 678, 645 and
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