The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-12

cd newspaper man OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
The many friends Of Charlie Bosko In
this community will be pleased to learn
that he is rapidly gaining in health and
strength. One of our merchants re-
ceived letter few days ago stating
that Mr.. Bosko had just made his first
visit To his office in months, and hoped
to be on the road again in a short time.
f. II. Poirier, Delivering Agent for
the Chicago Co., has been in town sew
eral days this week, awaiting the arriy-
al of his pictures from Eureka. Last
evening he afforded the boys consider
able sport at the Brewery saloon. His
exhibition OF oontortionism and his
whlstling were better than any minstrel
show thai ever struck the town. See
him at the dance Monday night.
We have to thank Secretary OF State
Howell for copy OF the recently COM
piled election laws of the State of Ne
vada :also Governor Sadler for pamph-
let containing the full proceedings of
the Board OF Asylum Commissioners on
the investigation of Ne charges made
against DR.. Bergstein
Mr.. J. IL. Siegel representing the
Siegel Clothing Co., of Salt Lake City,
spent Tuesday OF this week doing busi-
ness with our merchants. He carriers
five large trunks well filed with fine
line of samples of clothing and gents
furnishing goods. From here he went
to Aurum, where his father has exten-
sive mining interests and at present has
six men employed developing his prop
erty.
A successful operation was performed
upon Capt. Harmon's feet by Dr. Ham
mond on Wednesday OF this week. All
Of the toes were removed from one foot
and four from the other. They had
been neglected for so long that the OPP
Grafton was rendered both disagreeable
and difficult, but the work WAS done in
very skilltul manner. The Captain
stood the operation very well and we
hope to see him up and about again
within few weeks.
Hay has gone up to s20a ton on this
market. This is due TO the fact that
the visible supply is hardly sufficient to
meet tho demand before the next crop
is harvested. We are too far from the
railroad to be directly affected by the
drouth IN California, but the scarcity of
hay IN that State viii be very likely to
cause rise in the price of beef cattle
before many months. The present
slump In the beef market may be due
to the fact that California farmers are
rushing their cattle TO market rather
than 10 risk carrying them over tho
season ON short feed.
The people of Ely had rather un-
pleasant reminder this week Of the
change that has been made in the Sun
nyside- Delamar mail route. The Lode,
published In Dolamar on Tuesday, the
LIST inst, did not reach here until Tues
day evening, the Sth., having been a
whole week on the way. This is as
long as il takes mail TO reach us from
New York. Had il come by way of
Milford, Salt Lake, Palisade and Eu-
reka, 1t would have reached us Sunday
noon, or two days and half earlier.
Either better connections should be
made or our Delamar mail should come
by the long way around which in this
case Is by far the shortest way here.
w Is. Graham has purchased of W.
n. MeGill the building formerly occu-
pied as a lodging-house, between the
latter's meat market and Mrs fuckers
restaurant, and will remove his busi-
ness To this new location during the
next week. The building is being en-
tirely remodeed and when completed
will have very attractive appearance.
Mr. Graham has been doing a large
business OF late and has been badly
cramped for room in his old quarters.
The new store will be "a X As feet and
will afford plenty of space for the dis
play of goods which have heretofore
been stored away in cellars and store
houses. BY uniformly fair and cour-
teous treatment, Mr.. Graham has sue
ceeded in making a host of friends, who
will be glad to see this evidence of pros
perity.
Last Sunday afternoon, while DIR.
Hammond was preparing to operate
upon Capt. Harmon s feet, Eugene Nor
ris came In from Cherry Creek, bring
ing the news that cave-in had occurred
in the Star mine and that Harvey New
ton, was very badly injured. He had
made the trip on horse back from Cher
ry in just four hours. Within five min
of his arrival, the doctor was ready and
off for Cherry behind one of McGill and
Newman's 3 fast teams, with Joe Newman
as driver. At Borchert's ranch they
found Hans Olson with his horse and
cart, who took the doctor the rest OF the
distance, nine miles, in about twenty
five minutes, the horse being driven ON
Il run most Of the way. They arrived
In Cherry Greek just ten hours from
the time that Mr.. Norris left, in which
time over 100 miles had been covered
The account OF the accident and Mr..
/ Newton's INJURIES Is told by our Cherry