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

Grass Is reported to be an inch and
g half high at West Camp.
The South side of the hills Is be-
coming green very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. McQuitty,
were visiting in Ely Friday.
Chris Jessen is building black
smithshop, for private use.
Silver quo5ed at $50; Copper, at
$11; Lead, at from So to So. 10.
J. Cazar pulled in from Toano yes
terday with an 12-horse lood of Mer-
chandise.
A. L. Parker shespman from Ham
iton, was doing business in Ely this
week.
The trial of Henry Piper has been
postponed from the 23d the 25th.
Governor Bradley, of Kentucky,
has called out the State militia to pro-
tect tho Legislature.
Some quite rich washes wore taken
from the Jupiter last week. Some
quite large nuggets we've also found.
Tom Lowell and Tom johnson will
begin shipping ore from the Emma
mine In few days.
E. H. Parsons, the White River
Stockman, left for the western part of
the county, Tuesday, to buy up cattle.
Tho "Hard Cash" mine is attract
irg considerable notice just at pres
ent. 1t is lead and gold PROPOSE
ton.
Cincinnati Price Current: The to-
tai length Of common roads in this
country, mostly bad, is 1900, 900
miles.
1t is whispered in private circles
that Sardis Summerfeld viii not de-
cline the Republican Congressional
nomination.
The Record says tlat Mrs Annie
Jolly after two weeks visit Mt De-
Lamar, returned to Pioche to remain
some time.
The Sentinel says that no less than
ten Eureka ladies are in the field for
the Office of School Trustees
John Magnoson is holding forth at
the Hot Springs, near the Goo drich
place, in Stsptoe. in tn" hope of get
ting relief from rhumatism from which
he is suffering.
The taking of testimony in the
Jones trial at Car on was concluded
Saturday and the argument begun
last Monday.
The case of Trenmore Coffin, says
an exchange, charged with running
witnesses out of the state in the Hen
ey trial will be presented to the next
United States grand jury.
The Tribune says that Evan Will
liams has sold his pacing horse "Our
Dick" to young Hobart of San Fran
cisco. 1t is said that the price was
$500.
A work shaft is being sunk on the
Racine mine. It will be sunk to
depth of abont so feet. A drift will
tea be run to tap tho ore and the
incl ne.
The Free Press says the cattlemsn
of Elko formed an association last
week. Forty charter members sign
cd the constitution and bylaws.
The revenue bill now being consid-
cred by the Utah Legislature provides
that when taxpayer conceals prop
cry from the assessor it may be as
seased ut ten times its value.
The Vaughn case has been set for
April 9Th before Judge Cheney.
Judge Fitzgerald first tried the cass,
then Judge Mack tried it, and now
Judge Cheney is to try it.
An exchange says three thousand
heecss of wool were b ught by San
Francisco buyers at Reno Wednesday
for six cents, delivered on the rail-
road platform.
The daily transactions on the Colo
rado Mining Exchange ct Denver
have dwindled from a million to less
than 2OO,O shares.
The Inter Mountain Review says
that Capt. DeLamar has made George
ID. Roberts his personal representa-
tive, with absolute authority i'll De-
Lamar's absence. While his position
is one of increased responsibility, he
will not be required to give his attsn-