The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

There are lZOO mineral collecGors
in the United States.
D. g. Mcdonald began operations
on the Dauntless, Monday.
Murcur will vote on the question
of incorporation on April 21st.
The Idaho Mining Exchange has
over three hundred members.
Mrs Steve Tucker and son Jerry
Leahigh, departed for Phoebe, to-day
John Farrell is over from Eureka,
looking after his mining interests in
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. McQuitty de-
parted Thursday morning, for Elko
county, on visit.
A fifty-three ton lot of ore from the
April Fool mine at DeLamar, New,
sampled 1918 per ton.
Thos Lowell and Thos. johnson
shipped car load of ore from the
Emma mine Monday.
E. G. Wood and Mr.. Chancellor.
mining Engineers, from Osceola, were
an Ely Thursday, on mining business
Someone blew up dam at the out
let of Bonner lake and the Truckee
river is high in consequence. Silver
State.
Hank Knight and George Hender-
son returned from Ferguson district
Monday and departed next morning
for Eureka.
The Mohawk mine is looking bet
ter than ever before. A shaft is dow II
about SO feet and good ore has been
encountered.
DIR. Peters, the African explorer, is
about to undertake new exploration
of Sonaliland under the auspices of a
number of wealthy Americans.
Twelve students, says an exchange,
were suspended from the State Uni
yersity Friday of last week, + r at.
tending bali without permission.
Thousand Of acres of land have
been taken up III southern Nevaae re-
Gently, and it is rep rted that many
acres will be under cultivation this
year.
The out put of copper in Robinson,
is increasing daily, and il is now an
assured fact that the Snelter will be
started not alter than the 10Th of next
month.
1t is reported that Howard Baker,
of Snake Valley, has become mental
ly deranQed and has been removed to
Salt Lake City for treatment.
Msssrs Scott and Peters are taking
out copper ore from the Jupiter at
the rat of from two to three tons per
day. This is quito encouraging for
starter.
The Carson people have adopted =
new phrase. says the Tribune. Indi-
viduals formerly commented on as be-
ing emo good, are now referred to
as "bcgus mel s."
Two Cripple Greek brokers have
each received an order from Eastern
capitalists to buy mine for a million
dollars. -1nter-M Mountain Review
Every north bourd steamer. says
an exchange, carries miners to Alas
ka. 1t is thought over 1000 men will
90 to the Yukon and Cooks Inlet this
season.
Word was received here yesterday
morning that Edith Camp bell, grand
daughter of Mrs. S. G. Tucker and
daughter of Mrs. DR.. Campbell, of
Phoebe, died on Wednesday, the 25th.
Owing to az two-year's drouth on the
Pacific side of Nicaragua. the coffee
crop has been much reduced, and in
stead of the 20O,0OO expected, it is
not believed that the crop will exceed
100, 900 quintals.
The jury in the j. T. Jones Mint
case came into court on Thursday of
last week the second time and asked
to be discharged, as they could not
agree. They were discharged. 1t is
understood they stood FIVE for acquittal
and seven for conviction.
State School Superintendent Gut
ting has voluntarily undertaken the
task of collecting data concerning Ne
vada mines, and with the assistance
of the county assessors. will prepare
an accurate record # all the mines in
the state.
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