The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-11-27
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CHANGES.

Nevada has 265 pensioners and they
are paid s35, 1870 per year.
10 is said that Miss Susan b. Anthony
will make number of women suffrage
speeches in Nevada during the cam
paign next year.
The Fort Halleck military reserva-
ton will be sold at public auction on
the reservation at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of
FEBRUARY 2, 1898.
A Chinese mining expert will arrive
in Nevada shortly to inspect mining
property for syndicate of his country
men.
Two more families of the colonists
on the Wymore tract in Lyon county
arrived in Carson this morning 10TH
They consist of thirteen people and in
all nineteen families are now on the
ground.
While miners wages in California
rule Us high and in some instances high
cr than elsewhere. there are no more
81 per day jobs, the usual price now
paid being from 81. 30 to S3 per day.
The Comstock, Nevada, and some
Butte. Montana. mines still pay 81 per
day,
A wholesale sentencing occurred in
the United States Court this week.
Eleven Cinnamon We're sentenced to
thirteen months in the penitentiary and
a fine of 800. McMayne and Wealth
erly were sentenced to six months in
the Storey county Jail and Evans to
three months in the same jail aud all to
pay fine of 500. All were convicted
of selling liquor to Indians. s.-Carson
News
James Newlands, who has charge Of
the Newlands ranch at Fort Churchill.
has lately completed the purchase of
100 head of beef cattle from Fred Dan
berg of Carson valley. The cattle will
be fattened for the San Francisco and
Eastern markets
According to the Lovelock cores
pondent of the Silver State the hunters
who are killing ducks for the market
on tho lake at Granite Point are max
ing barrel of money. They ship two
tons of dressed ducks per week to the
San Francisco market where the fowls
bring SD 10 per dozen. There are five
of the hunters, all from California, and
they average about nine dozen ducks
each day.
The Reno journal says that coloni-
cation society is about to be organized
in Carson. NJ. Eohn, a merchant Of
means, energy and ability, is at the
head of the movement. II is expected
TO establish many colonies in Nevada
within the next year. There are many
desirable localities for colonists in the
State, and as there are hundreds of thou
sands of people seeking homes an effort
viii be made to locate some of them in
Nevada.
The Adelaide Mining company have
completed the sheating of their big con-
contractor at Golconda with corrugated
iron and the buildings are now pro-
tected from the danger of firesifrom the
outside. A neat Office building has also
been completed. 1t is a frame build
ing with brick veneer, and besides the
offices, contains several bedrooms for
the officers Of the Company.
The work on the big mill of the Dex-
ter Company at Tuscarora is being rap
idly pushed. Lumber and supplies are
plllng INTO IuScafofa udlly Willie the
freight receipts at Elko are the largest
for years. The building for the electric
plant has been raised and the ditch
completed. The machinery is, now in
Elko. The Company hope to have the
mill ready for operation by New Years,
The work of blocking out the ore in the
mine is proceeding steadily but little is
raised to the surface, Tuscarora IS
having quite a boom as may be judged
from the following item from the Times
Rcviow; IA new faro game was start
cd at Todd's saloon few nights since,
making the second game of the kind
now running in town, besides several
/ stud games and an occasional poker
game for high stakes. A walk around
the various resorts reminds ms of the
/ old flush times.