The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-11-20

EJlho lS LII IIdS0'tEt "a
u curfew ordinance.
The Tahoe Lumber and Flume com
pany got out about S,000,O00 feet OF
lumber and about $1,000 cords of wood
this season.
The refinery of the Carson mint,
which has been closed ssane time on
account of the small receipts of bullion,
will be opened the first of December.
The Walker Lake Bulletin reports
that the Boston & Nevada Copper Co.
has closed down its smelter which was
only recently started, because the ore
is too low grade to pay.
E. G. Wright, a brakeman ON the
Central Pacific was run over and killed
night, while switching train. He lett
Mining assessment falling delinquent
in November amount to S94, 900, of
which California mines want So, 800,
Alaska mines $40, 900. British Columbia
mines $20, 900. and Nevada mines S5S, :
500.
Messrs. Stahlmann and Farren, man
ayers of the Adelaide mining company,
loft Golconda last Sunday for Battle
Mountain TO inspect some mining prop
erty in that vicinity. They are expect
ed to return to-day. Silver State.
The Gold Greek mining company in
recent placer workings ut Gold Greek
uncovered vein the assay OF which
shows 1893 in gold and 1863 ounces in
silver. This is one of the greatest dis
cover'es ever make in that section of
Nevada. Silver State.
The journal says a sample of tobacco
is ON exhibition in Reno raised ON the
Asylum farm and properly cured and
twisted. One of the inmates of the in
stitution has put up quite Il quantity Of
it, and judges Of the weed say it is eX-
cellent.
The census Of Truckee, within the
limits of the proposed Incorporated
city. was taken Monday, and disclosed
that l,063 persons are residents of True
kee. The supervisors Of Nevada coun-
ty will take action on the petition to
the town.
There is talk OF Il fast mail service
between Milford and Delamar, by which
it is proposed to make the trip of 100
miles in Is hours. Camels are being
talked of in connection with the scheme.
All we have to say is, il will make them
hump.
The DeLamar Lode says that is is re-
ported that the sum OF Sl5, COG has been
,t,,I., l., n
the product of the press room.
Just what time it was taken cannot be
determined and the suspicion lies on
that had been discharged
from that work some time ago
The Central Nevadan says that up to
this time the cattle supply Is getting To
be quite short as the great droves which
have left the State have Utmost left us
beef cattle. 1t will be at least
two years before the young cattle now
on the ranges will be large enough for
market
The stockholders of the Eureka Con-
sOlidated Mining Co. held their annual
meeting in San Francisco recently. No
business of Importance was transacted.
The report of the Superintendent show
ed that 1905 tons of ore had been ship
ped in the passed year. Some prospect
ing has been done but no permanent
has been made.
The DeLamar Company have made
new arrangements for shipping their
bullion to Salt Lake City. a safe
5, 900 pounds, will be shipped
the bullion direct to Salt
Lake. Otto Fransen will haul the
precious metal across the desert from
here. BY this arrangement no messen-
gers will be needed and the cost of ship
ping will be reduced. Lode.
Indians brought a ton of pinenutS into
that town Monday night for shipment.
The pinenut crop this year has been
large, which the Piutes say
is a sign of hard winter. As a wealth
er prognosticator. however the aver
age Piute is hardly up to the Foster
standard, and it is to be hoped that
they are wrong this time, as they have
been proved so often before.
A little girl in Elko who has been
taught to pray for others and who had
been out to hear Senator Stewart ad-
dress last week. startled her mother
with the following sentence IN her short
prayer: 'And now, oh God take good
care Of yourself. for If anything should
happen to you we would have only
William Mckinley to take care ol tts,
and he isn't doing as well rs pa expect
ed. Amen. "-Elko Tidin@s.
Charles Mcknight Saia. eai.or-in-
chief of the Gold Creek New, has re-
turned from Idaho and mG4e tAe coun-
ty seat friendly visit this week. Nc
Knight told your correspondent that
Idaho is one Of the mOst prosperous
camps in the west. Millions ot cltGc
and sheep are roaming tie thousand
hills: the ranchers are pro lsa'uus aid
happy. and the miners are cunning 0ut
tons Of the precious yellow metal every
day. And notwithstanding the fact
that Idaho is lin the great Cold Greek
belt. il cannot compare with The
''limitless gold fields, Cold Creek. -
Wells Herald,
John Sparks, proprietor Uf the Ala
mo- Hereford Cattle Farm. south OF
town, and who was in Attendance al
the great American horse ana cattle
show held at Chicago, Illinois, last
week, was elected Vice President Of the
American Hereford Cattle Bfeedel5
Association at their annual meeting
held at the Sherman House on Thurs
day evening during the snow The
Gazette believes this Il well deserved
compliment showing the popularity
and esteem in which he is held by the
American breeders of Hereford cattle.
He is pushing rapidly to the front as a
breeder of this favorite breed, AT a