The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-11-28
LOCAL And GENERAL NEWS.
Thanksgiving was duly observed in

LILY.
Robt.. Chancellor, of Cleveland,
was visiting his best girl Sunday.
A light ekimming of snow fell here
Wednesday morning.
Messrs. Godby and Williams, of
Phoebe, were in Ely on mining bust
ness, Monday. =
Development work was common
csd on the Phoenix and Midnight
mines, Monday
Several of onr young people took
in the chop at Cherry Creek, on
Friday evening last, and report first
class time.
The ongag enent of Mr.. D. D.
jolly, formerly of this place, to Mr..
II rman Fruedenthal, of Pioche, is
ANNOUNCED. The happy event will be
solmnized about the first of the New
Year
It is reported that the mines at
Egan have closed down for the win
ter. The reason as igned FOR shut
: ting down, is that the process Of wet
crushing now in use at the mill, can
not be continued during the Ayinter on
account of the extreme cold in the
canyun. A dry crusher viii be put
in, in the spring.
Mr.. William Kent of Steptoe Val
ley, departed fer Livingston, Mo. j,
on Monday, the 9th, to visit friends
and relatives. He expects to return
in the spring and bring the partner
who is TO share his lot and make his
journey through life pleasant and
happy one, back with him. Good
luck to you VIII. The boys aud girls
here all wish you we'll.
Capt. George, local Indian sport,
got en- ''tar5" last Monday night
and solitary an alone, with just a
dron or t&o of Pluterch's "essence of
life, as a stimuiator, proceeded to
make life interesting and let the
,"brayes" ksoY he @&s alive He
ut NEST Of. The redskins on a pro-
tIang tos.r araous th9 nci&abUiag
~ sCr c. tha fyJil # po, u.l.1r-
Saate ba@i, whose clothing aags tIr>
'npla at.,"e provided hY gaCar5 al
'nhdea hiso 'as9a pa.iot On 1lsia
h., nnat ~ h@ disgust Of liz Ii,
mantle = .i>a, wire y1i( eatlY rcal
/ laaa thsi i:!s 'Fgssruace vas better
S suited Il : 1la 5eoa ilaa the lighted
] rarle" of ,5t5 ap,t9 salon But The
simple embarrassment 81 back didu t
dar3ea tae ard" OF Cept. George,
WHO vas Ell sctly bent on making
dec Impression On iho whole tribe,
as wcll rs to lay the ionnda ion for a
future reputation; with this end in
Vis", g again started out detsrmin-
ed to canvass the camp and edo up"
al the nafives ho cor1)d find. He had
crippled one and was dom his level
best to fay another, when the Sheriff
caue to tho rescue, and put the warlike
Capt. in the jug
Jackass Sam, Chinaman was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon for selling
whiskey to Indians. He was given a
hearing before Judge Weber Wednes-
day morning and sent up for sixty
days. This is the second Celestial tn
has bean called to answer to the same
charge. The otfsnse is serious )ne
and WAS dealt with accordingly. The
1aaactice of sslling liquor to Indiana is
one of grave Importance to the c m
munity; aud ought, and does receive
the watchfal attention of the officers
of the law; but the manner in which
such practice is carried on, makes it
exceedingly difficult to apprehend an
offender. The egidences of the crime
may be numerous and plainly evident,
but the source from the evil flows is
80 thoroughly protected and guarded,
that detection in the majority of cases
is very difficnit, and in some quite
impossible. Thorough the vigilance
and energy of our local officers the
practice of smuggling whisky in the
Indian camps has been lessened ma
terially in this vicinity, which speaks
volumns in favor of those officers
who have these matters in charge.