The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-10-23
FROM ALL OVER the STATE.
OFTHENEWS
AS GATHERED FROM OUR BX-
CHANGES.

John {. Dunlop, an old Comstocker
and former State Senator from storey
county. died az Virginia last Friday.
\ large amount of freight has been
received in Elko during the past week
for the Dexter company at Tuscarora.
One car had part of the battery for the
new mill.
Geo. Shea. who is serving 4 thirty
DAYS sentence in the county jail at
Winnemucca has fallen heir to a small
fortune. left to him by his mother who
recently died at Ontario. Canada.
A large force of men are employed on
the Nevada Company's mill at lone
puttingin ten new stamps and concen-
traitors. and making other improve
ments. There IS also large force In
the mines.
The Record says that T. J. Osborne
has been appointed by Governor Sad
Ter as one of the persons to represent
the State of Nevada ut the Trans-Mlss-
issippi and International Exposition to
be held at Omaha. Nebraska, in 1898.
The Winnemueca Silver State says
about 400 cara have been ordered Tor
stock shipment which are to be made
between this date and November LIST.
OF the number go are for cattle and
the remainder for sheep.
A frightful accident occurred at the
Ophir ranch, near Dayton, last week.
VIM. Smith while feeding IA threshing
machine. became caught in the feeder,
and before he was rescued, his left arm
and leg were torn into shreds. He will
probably die.
The bic concentrator at Golconda is
nearing completion, The building has
been finished and the machinery is be-
ing rapidly placed in position. 1t il
the biggest plant of this kind in the
; State and it will not be long before it is
started up.
w. W. Williams of Churchill county.
who has had sheep ranging here this
summer, sold 1000 weathers last week
to Eastern parties for So a head. His
2 son. J. P. Williams, Ia in the city and
: Mr.. Williams will be here next week to
I deliver the sheep on the cars at Elko.-
Gold Greek News.
The Young America Gold Mining co.
; has been incorporated at Salt Lake
city with Il capital stock of 500. 900.
: Their property is located at Tuscarora
| adjoining the Dexter mine and has al
t ready produced ore to the value of $40, :
y 900. The ore is some of it very rich in
gold and the future Of the property
looks promising.
I. Two Nevada boys who graduated
from the State University III the class
Of %, =, =, Grandson and Chas. r.
: Levers, have had their names printed
. in the honor list of Harvard Unfve"-
. sity, as the result of exceptionally high
rank in the recent examinations, This
] speaks well for our State University.
. \ Business Mems Protective Club
+ has been organized in Delamar for the
: purpose tr bringing the business frater-
nifty closer together: Of providing Q bet
= Ter system for the circulation of money
in place of small checks; of establishing
g as far az possible a cash SYSTEMS; OF
: black balling all deadbeats, and of en-
n eouraging : Sunday closing law
Judge Wells, formerly private secrc.
tary for Governor Stevenson, but now
= of Los Angeles, is receiving q terrible
, roasting in the papers of that city for
performing "a marriage ceremony be-
y tween Frank Crandall. charged with
: murder, and May Frolls, the principal
= witness for the prosecution. BY this
a sharp practice the woman is debarred
. from testifying in the case. as q woman
t cannot be compelled to testify against
: her husband. -Times.Reyiew.
, The copper smelter OF the Boston
$ Nevada company in Mason valley is
: w.s first s started ' on the 18th Of last
$ month and is now producing from six
to eight tons of black copper per day,
assaying from so to 10 per cent and
Y about a ton of copper slabs from the
bottom of the molds averaging 95 pei
cent. The company has ore enough in
5 sight to run them four years and the
4. prospects of a continued period OF pros
: perity for that section are very good.
+ The Eureka Sentinel says that j, A.
Doll, the San Francisco hide and wool
merchant. returned to Eureka from his
trip into Nye and Lander counties last
Monday. He reports having contract
ed for over 2, 900 horse hides in those
two counties. Governor Sadler and
| and before parting the Governor en-
tered into q contract to deliver Mr..
Doll 500 horse hides at 81 80 each, the
{ tails and names a tthree cents per pQund
and the bones of the animals at $1S per
ton.
Free Press: New York capitalists
are examining the famous Oest gold mine
at Silver City. Lyon county, and ne
gotiations for a sale are pending, The
price asked for the property is $780,