The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-07
Saturday, May Z, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

IT'D cures Dfulses ana spfaliS'
Mrs L. f. Miller OF Cherry Creek, is
in town attending Court,
Harry Baker OF Snake valley, spent
a couple OF days in town this week.
Trib, tried and true, eliminates lame
ness brought by bruises.
Strawberries and other fresh Califor-
mia fruits have begun coming into this
market.
Judge Talbot arrived here on Tues
days stage and will remain at least ten
days or two weeks.
A bottle Of the best liniment. Trib
should be in every household.
In the Jcffries-sharkey fight at San
Francisco last night, Jeffries won in
30 rounds.
c. A. Walker and Roy Mathewson OF
Stoekville spent several days visiting
here this week.
Miss Pearl Moorman, we learn from
the Sentinel, has gone to Eureka to
visit until June.
Mild yet strong, Trib Injuries not a
baby's skin; yet penetrates horses
leg.
Sheriff Scott expects TO start for Re-
no tomorrow morning with F. B. Allen
whom he will commit to the Insane
Asylum.
Goth Hast, of Virginia City, Grand
Master OF the |. o. 0. +. In this State,
is expected to pay us visit here some
time during the latter part OF this
month.
AIessrs. NJ. l.. Bassett, Milton Cam
eron and Bernard McNulty, OF Spring
valley, were in attendance at Court on
"Wednesday, and have since returned
TO their homes.
Clay Simms of Eureka spent Friday
here on Court business and shaking
hands with his old time friends here.
He returned home this morning.
This session Of Court is of little inter-
ost except TO tine litigants and their at
torneys, OF whom the usual number are
present. Peter Breen of Eureka and
E. S. Harrington OF Elko completed
their business and left this morning,
Judge Rives aud Hon. Thos. Wren are
still here looking after the interests of
their clients.
DIR. Z. r. Keen and wife, of Fillmore,
Utah, arrived here by private convey
ance last Saturday evening. They had
come with the idea Of permanently To-
eating here, but on finding this field sc
well and satisfactorily cared for by DR.
Hammond, concluded to look further
and left for Eureka on Monday morn
ing.
NJ. Hyman, the watch maker and re
pairer has moved his business to Cherr,
Creek During his stay here he show
ed himself to be careful and efficient
workman. For good and quick work
send him your watches and clocks thai
need repair, and help to support 10
cal enterprise.
rhe rain and snow which fell herr
the early part of the week was grea
boon to the stockmen of this section, a
Il came In time TO help the grass on th'
ranges. The fall, as Observed by Mr.
Garaghan at the courthouse, was j.
inches, more than our monthly average
About two weeks ago, while doinl
assessment work on tho Hone mine,
discovery was made of a ledge OF crys
talized lead ore at the bottom of 30
foot shaft. Tho owners, NJ. -. Cara
CHAN, Neil Munro and Johnny Farrell
sent samples to Deuyer and Eureka
from which they have received yer.
satisfactory assays, showing good val
ues in gold and silver besides larg
percentage OF lead. The ledge at tn
point OF discovery is about four fec
wide, two OF which are solid ore of SUI
hcient value to ship, while the othe
two feet will make rich concen