The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-21

eye open for the "ad."
1t is stated that Captain DeLamar
has decided to discontinue operations
in Colorado, and will hereafter devote
his entire attention to his Nevada and
Utah mines.
The Government is about to estab=
lish two post offices in the Yukon
country, one at Mitchell and the 9th
er at Circle City. The miners will
then have = regular mail service.
The Chicago Mineral and Mining
Board, known as the "Duds Ex-
change, is about to expire, according
to paper IF that city, which charges
that nothing but wildcat stocks have
been sold.
DR.. M. G.. Jenison, of Minneapolis,
reports that electricity has been sue
csszfully employed by him in check
ing hemorrhage fr m the extraction
of teeth, causing instant coagulation
of the blood.
The Navy League of Canada has
been organized, its object being to
provide ships in which young Cana
dams can be drilled in gunnery and
qualify them for the naval reserve of
the British empire.
The Standard claims that an Ogden
women found $40 opal in a chicken.
Whether the gem was cut, polished
and set is not stated Utah poultry
has never yet been thoroughly pros
pected for minerals, but Montana
fowls are known to run high in free
gold and sapphires. Inter Noun
tain Review.
The Austin Reveille favors the prop
osition to have the Central Committee
appoint the delegates to the St. Louis
Silver convention. 1t does not think
it advisable to hold two state co1ven-
lions, one to elect delegates to st.
Louis and the other to nominate a
state ticket.
Salt Lake City has donated land
valued at $3.50 600 in the heart of the
city to the Utah and Pacific Improve
ment Company for terminal uses, the
company agreeing to build a road
from Los Angeles to Salt Lake.
Frank Paul came mp from Reno
Sunday last, says the Tribune. Mr..
Paul has patented contrivancc for
lifting hot plates etc, from stove or
out of an oven, the invention of
Frank Parsons the imprisoned MUIR
dered, that ought to make fortune
for him.
On the 18th of July California will
celebrate the fftieth anniversary of
the raising Of the first Unitad States
fl 6 III that state. The flag was rails
ed upon long cypress pole over tho
Custom House at Monterey, July z,
1874 ), by Ensign Thomas Broodlee,
acting under orders from Commodore
S oat. Elk
Alta negro wedding, when the clergy
man read the word, love, honor and
obey" the bridegroom interrupted him
and said: "Read dat agin, sah! Read
it once mo- SOS de lady kin ketch de
full solemnity oh de meal ing. Use
been married befo.'
The new directors Ct the Hale &
n orcross mine reduced the presidents
salary to 800 = month, and cut off
the salary of the vice president Tho
offices of superintendent and foreman
were consolidated and the salary re-
ouced from 1876 to 1926 per month.
Lynch, the new president Of the COM
pany, is said to be in favor of closing
the mine.
G. j. Bosko from San Francisco,
accompanied by Hank Knirht, Joe
Henderson and Geo. Patterson from
Eureka, arrived in Ely Saturday last
by private conveyance. A more gen.
ial or livelier crowd it would be hard
to scare up. Rev. Bosko is host in
himself and Hon Henry Knight is q
whole crowd and when the two get
together they are simply invincible.
They left for Phoebe and DeLamar
Sunday morning