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

By drawing little on the magma
ton the above will appear quite plain
ly when it is hazy.
Trenmore Coffin, chairman of the
Republican state centr | committee,
has issued call for meeting of the
committee at Reno on Saturday, april
18th, 1896 "'for the purpose, among
other things, of determining the time,
place and manner of selecting dele
gates to the National Convention to
be held at st. Louis, Missouri, on June
16, 1896"
The House Committee on Public
Buildings has reported favorAbly a
bill appropriating $500 for a pub
lie building at Keno. The riverside
town is always on top when it comes
to the expenditure of public funds
Gazette.
A Chicago dispatch states that the
first needle factory III the United
States Is soon to be established in that
city. The needles are to be made by
a new machine of American invention
which can turn out, it is asserted, q
800 needles an hour at a cost matsri-
ally lower than the preset price OF
imported needles.
Capt. DeLamar has purchased a
half interest in the Gold-Belt Pipe
line that supplies the Camp Floyd
district with water, for $4,000, and
the proposed independent line will
not be built. The capacity of the
system is 250, 900 gallons daily.
On the first of March the wages of
the men employed on on the Miller &
Lux ranches in Mason Valley, were
reduced from $25 to $40 per month.
The men, including those who were
feeding cattle, quit work and publish
ed card in the Yeringtn Rustler in
which they say they ask nothing un-
reasonable, and if Miller will restore
tbs old rate they will 60 back to work.
Jesse Peaslee and family, says the
Record, were in Phoebe couple of
days last week for supplies and re-
pairs for their mine at CONT. He
has run q tunnel in over 100 feet on
the vein and is taking out some rice
looking ore.
There is II town on upper Snake
river, in Idaho, called New Sweeden.
Hans Hans is mayor of the town, Pet
CIR Petersen is cier; aud the Common
Council is composed of Peter Hansen.
Hans Petersen, Pster Hans Petersen,
Hans Peter Hansen and Peter Han
san Hans Petersen. No relationship
exists among these men.
Little Florence Weber entertained
n party of her young friends at her
home last Sunday, quite sumptuously
The gathering was in honor Of the
"young lady's' fifth birthday, which
was celebrated in way that carried
the conviction that the little fellows
were making the lnost of good op-
por unity.
A very rich specimen of white
quartz was brought in from w. D.
Campbell's mine in Steptoe Valley,
Monday, by Treasures Williamson.
1t is not known at present, just what
the sample assays, but quartz similar
to it, from the Exchange mine, in
Osceolo sIrict, assays 5000 in gold.
If Mr.. Campbell has a couple of hun
dred tons of such rock, he can place
himself upon the retired list at once.
The Carson News says If Tanger-
man is correctly reported as saying
that hs was run out of Virginia be-
cause he was thought to be an A 2.
A, he is only one of an army of Pc
GUITAR people who, when they have
any trouble with t!lair fellows, i'm
mediately lay 1t to the A, T. A. or
Catholics. thas hoping to make cap
ital to gain sympathy in one party or
the other.
The annual CLEARANCE SALE to be-
gin on March 28th, in order to make
room for the LARGE, NEW STOCK now
arriving from the EASTERN and WEST
ERN markets, at prices Low enough
to Justify purchasers to SEE OUR STOCK
before purchasing their summer stock
of general merchandise.
We want tho CASH TRADE of the
county, and if low prices, quality con-
sidsred, will get it we are sure Ct it.
Having purchased all the available
GRAIN in Stcptoe and White River
Vallies, l am prepared to sell it in fifty
b., CETn WuUAr