The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-05-18
Court conyenes Monday.

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TIA Ri.metallic convention at Salt
IL. w;ll be in session three days.
The Truckce river is booming, and
IN many places is flooding its banks.
Refined silver quoted IN London At
675. Lead, $2.96, Exchage prlcee
$500.
Indians from the varfons points Of
.omn..s are arriving daily to take
mart in the Fandango, which comment
ces tonight.
Miss Katie Smith came in from
White River, Monday. She is visit
sno with Mrs. J. B. Simpson
C. q. Greenwood representing Shil-
l;s.c & Co.. coffee House of San Fran
disco, came in from Phoebe Thursday.
i'll. Hamilton and w. Z Richards
cattle buyers from North Dakota,
came in Tuesday evening,
Chris Disregard and VIM. Lawson
are sinking the shaft and doing de-
velopment work on Joana No. 2.
Chauncy Depew must have wheels
in his head. He says the silver 'soraze"
is dying out in the West.
The State Department has received
SPANS apology for firing on the
Alliance.
Treasurer and Assessor Williamson
returned Monday from the eastern
part of the county. He reports the
fruit on Silver Creek to have been bad
ly damaged by the frost.
The police census of New York City
shows the population to be l ,849 866,
an incaease over 1890 of 139, 181.
Miss Lauretta Blair left Monday on
the Cherry Creek stage, for her home
in Tintic, Utah.
Sol Hip departed Monday for Salt
Lake city. He goes as delegate to
the Bi-metallic Congress which met
there Wednesday.
Speaker Crisp has startled the So
called ssound money" wing of the De-
mocracy by declaring for free silver
and advocating the nomination Ufa
Western man for President.
The Comstock payrolls in April
amounted to $76, sos, about $1,000
more than in March.
Three cyanide plants have been es-
tablished at Bodie, and are now work
ing over the tailings at the rate of 225
tons per day.
Governor Jones has appointed j. o.
Birmingham at Dayton Director of
tho State Agricultural Society, and
has re-appointed w. D. Phillips of
Reno.
A story comes from New York that
Ex-Governor ohm P. st. John of Kan
sas has laid aside prohibition pending
settlement of the money question,
and will advocate free silver as the
one remedy for all the ills which afflict
the country.
A Nevada miner, writing from the
lately discovered mines in Cariboo,
British Columbia, gives the prices of
miners supplies:. Flour, $40 per hun
dred; pork, % GEMS per pound; eggs,
$1.25 adozsn; chickens, So each. !.
Superintendent Adams while on the
stand, testified that he had heard
Jones say that when the cleanup was
made by the last administration the
bullion fell short in silver, and they
would have to purchase some to make
up the deficiency.
The Central Pacific r. r. Co. ad-
vertises in the Nevada Herald" of
the I'd. inst, that Glands covered by
actual mining claims, which are being
operated as mines, will be relinquish-
cd without consideration.
Inspector Mason testified at the
trial of John T. Jones last week. chat
U. s. mint ORGANIZATIONS gene orally as
saying about 998 fne-might 60 as low
~ $50, as i'm the case of that sold by
Heney to the Reno Reductions Works
which would be the result of bad work
ing.
The Tintic Miner says shipments
from the district for the past week
were about as follows: from the Bull
ion Beck 80 carloads; from the Geni-
nj, 1S carloads; from Carisa, z; from
the Ajax, 2; from the Iron mine, 20