The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Silver, quoted at SO cents; Copper,
$1O.87k; Lead, $3.073.
The DeLamar mine, DeLamar Ida,
is producing over $4,000 worth of
bullion daily.
Supt. Luchasi of the charcoal pits,
says he has all the way from a sack
to IL, 900 bushels now on hand.
General w. R. Thomas who has
been suffering from an attach of asthma
is improving very fast.
Commissioner Gallagher was in
town Monday, and reports business
on Duck Crock, hourishing.
DIR. WILDER, reports two cases of
measles in town this week, but at the
time of going to press were on fair
way to recovery.
Mrs. Leo Welte, who for the past
eight months has been living at De-
Lamar, New, returned Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Mathewson, daughters
Ethel and Inez, and son Harry are
visiting with Mrs. A. D. Campton.
Virginia City, New, is one of the
very few mining towns where min
er's days wages buys barrel of -four.
The old Jordon, at Bingham, has
been producer of silver-lsad cres
for thirty-two years, and shows no
sign of exhaustion.
See "bill allowed" by the Commits
sioners at their meeting last Monday,
under "new to-day"
Shipments of ore from Line district
east of Phoebe will be commenced in
few days. The lowest estimates put
ON the ore are 700 ounces in silver.
Charles Lake, miner, was killed
in the Crescent mine at Park City, last
Saturday, by tho explosion of three
sticks Of giant that he was carrying
in his pocket.
About 40 tons of ore are now on
dump a. the Emma mine, West Camp.
The ore will be run through The mill
in Robinson, for concentration prspar-
Rtory to-shipment Hauling the ore
will be commenced Monday.
A shipment of nine tols of ore
from the Vulcan mine, at Fish Springs
sold on the Salt Lake market for 1925
per ton. The Vulcan is located near
the ia ANGUS Utah and Galcl mines.
Compressed air is rapidly soming
into use in many car-ropairing shops,
for cleaning, sandpapering, ssndblast-
ing, loading and unloading heavy
supplies, raising heavy weights, and
many other purposes.
County Commissioner Wailick, re-
ports the SEASON a trife backward in
Snake Valley but aside from the fruit
which has been more or less damaged
by the frost, says the ranchers are not
complaining.
The big strike made recently in the
Brunswick lode, near Virginia City,
is reported to be very large body Of
ore which assays from $43 to $13O
per ton. This strike demonstrates
that the Comstock is by no means ex-
hausted.
Married. At Phoebe on Tuesday
enening, April 28th, Mr.. Joseph
Rosevsar to Miss Bessie jose, at the
residence of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Talbot. Phoebe Record
w. S. Bliss, of the Bliss Lumber
Co., who, in company with A. G.
Cleveland, has bsen looking over the
field in the Deep Greek country,
Cherry Greek and Ely, and is much
pleased with the outlook especially in
Ely. He expects to return in about
q month.
France has in circulation more sill
yer per capita than the people of this
country have of gold. silver and pap
er. Yet the Wall street gold bugs
have nothing to say concerning the
dishonest franc
The Mining Review states that the
largest electrical power plant in Colo
RADIO generates but 800 horse power
When tho several power plants now
In active construction between Og
and Provo are completed, at least TO-,
900 horse power will be on tap.
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