The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-07

Caldelaria, Nevada which once
contained 600 or 700 inhabitants,
about 300 of whom were working the
mines at 81 per day, now contains
less than fifty people. Silver State
Gold has been discovered in City
Creek canyon, within the city limits
of Salt Lake City. Assays are report
ed running as high as $500 in gold
and $40 in silver per ton.
Treasurer Williamson returned
from the eastern part of the county
Saturday. He cid considerable bust
ness for the county, taking in band
of about 1000 sheep which was about
making sneak across the lire.
Enterprise: The two forces in the
Jones battle which opens in the Uni
ted States Court are lining up and
making preparations for the hottest
fight they know how to put up.
There are immense low-grade gold
veins in southern California, along
the Colorado river. which are recriv-
ing the attention of mining men, and
some of the largest mining and mill
ing proiscts ever under taken on the
American continent are undor way.
The Ogden Standard says there is
greater demand for teams, wagons,
tools, ETC., for prospecting outfits
than was ever before known in this
city, and that it is firmly believed by
many that better district than Camp
Floyd lies within twenty miles of
town.
Japan is again actively engaged in
railway construction. "a sum OF
1922, 900, 600 has been voted for the
construction of double line, 376
miles long, between Toxic and Kobe,
passing through the principal COM
mercial and industrial centers of ia
pan, viz, Yokohama, Kioto, and
Osaka. :"
The Leap Year ball given by the
ladies at fuckers Hail on the evening
! of the 18th, was, in the common YER
nacular "out of sight. The girls all
agreed that it was d" ust lovely" and
the boys all said it was "sinply inn
nensc". It's grsat success speakes
volumes in favo" Of the girls, who
certain y managed the affair admira-
bly,. The music was excellent.
Lieut.. Governor Sadlcr won his case
before tbs Supreme Court, and will
receive salary as acting governor,
and mileage. The lower court hav-
| ing decided that he was entitled to
salary as acting governor, but not
mileage. Sadler appealed which re-
suited in his being allowed both sala-
! ry and mileage.
The Secretary Of tho noard Of Trade
of Elko, is receiving letters relative to
est, olishing wool securing factory
at that place. The Deeth tidings says
there is shipped from Elko ANNUALLY
800, 0O0 pounds of wool and cast of
El1o to the State line, over 200, 900
pouHoo lBdhillk SOlIlSplIll1S OVOi WV
! 900 pounds Of wool shipped out OF
the county annually.
Many good mine is doubtless ly-
ing idle because the ore body is sup
posed to be ''loSt" or ''petered out"
whereas, little intelligent explora-
ton work would open up the vein.
Accounts of new discoveries in old
abandoned mines are frequently seen,
and there are many others awaiting the
efforts of the practical miner.
EVERY MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL
BIMETALIC UNION should wear the
off cial button made of sterling silver
with a star of rolled gold in the CEN
ter. Very ornamental, and the best
button foI the money ever offered.
Price 25c.
Remit the amount in stamps or cur
rency to Edw. B. Light, Secy., 1874
Monroe st. Chicago
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