The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-03-27
AND GENERAL NEWS.
Balmy Spring has arrived.


low zero last Sunday morning.
VIM. Walker leaves to-day for the
Bald Mountain district, on business.
The output of the DeLamar, New,
mine at the present time. is 800 tons
daily.
The Salmon country so miles north
of the Wells il attracting considerable
attention at present.
1t is estimated that the kinstoscope
privileges st the recent contest are
easily worth 81, 600, 900.
Three thousand head of cattle were
sold and shipped from Humboldt
county, the first of tht month.
tits claimed that Dan Stuart took
in $50, 900 on his Glove contest, and
is short $15, 900 on the deal.
The Gold Greek News says q con-
tract has been let for q telephone from
Weiland's to Gold Greek. The line
is TO be ready for service by the 10Th
of May.
Mr.. Ira Mcknight and Miss Maud
Alice arrived from Cherry Creek,
yesterday. Miss Alec is on her way
to DeLamar, New, to visit her sister
Mrs. DR.. Hudgens.
The Ball last Friday night was a
lively affair being much enjoyed by
all. The Hall was not o erly crowd
cd but there was q fairly good crowd
considering the weather and the roads.
Little Albion Peters the four year
o of VIM. Peters was badly cut on
the forehead last Tuesday afternoon,
with a butcher knife. DIR. Davis was
called In and the wound properly
cared for.
The s'Herald" il the name of the
new paper published at the Wells.
A copy Of the first issue reached this
office Thursday evening. It is a
bright news sheet and has our best
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Thomas and
Arthur F. Miller, who have spent the
winter in Gold Creek, departed Sat-
urday for Elko. They are extensive
ly interested In mining property at
Bald Mountain, and will probably
spend the summer there.
Treasurer Williamson, who for the
past two months has been under med
ical treatment in Salt Lake City, is
mot improving as rapidly a. his friends
would wish. A letter received from
him a day or two since, stated that
he was not so well and did not know
when he would return.
VIM. Horton of Sunnyside, who
for the past few menths has been in
Salt Lake City, receiving treatment
for his eyes, returned to his homo last
week. having been much benefited
by the treatment. He expects to re-
turn to the City in about q month and
complete the course.
Professor Foster says that a warm
wave will cross the west Of Rockies
country about the goth, great central
valleys 31st. Eastern states April 2.
Cool wav will cross the west of
Rockies country about April 1st great
central valleys Sd and Eastern States
9th.
The Ely Suffrage League met last
Saturday afternoon a good attendance
being present. The meeting was .
lively n from the start. Miss
ALICE .Carothers introduced = r~esolu-
ton directing the League to publish
in'thef local paper from time to time,
such items and matter bearing upon
the subject Of womah's suffrage, as
shall, in tho judgment of the League, |
seem fit and proper, and which shall
tend to establish in the public mind
the justice Of womsn's right to the
ballot. A warm discussion followed
the introduction Of the resolution, but
was finally passed unanimously. Ons of
the attractive features of the meeting
wal tho song 'sSweet Ginning Bells"
rendered effectively by MissJ oslo Kelly
and Mrs. W. N. MeGiil. Select read
ing by Mrs. DIR. Davis, Mrs. James
Curtis and Miss Alice Carothers, was
also enjoyed.
The Silver State says: The kinet-
oscope in taking the ID rounds of the
Corbstt Fitzsimmons fight uaed mar