The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-21

terday accompanied by Z. c. Weber
who will he absent a day or two look
ing after his interests there.
Jacob Gubler OF Lund was arrested
here last evening on complaint OF Geo.
Paul. charged with the larceny Of some
timbers and other articles from the :
tiers property in sawmill eauyon, White
River valley He pleaded not guilty
and the trial was set for this morning
IL Judge Tyler's Court
Messrs. Dan Nichols, andrew Jen-
son and one Of the Cloward boys
brought Ia a load ofwater melons from
Preston last Saturday, and filed a
'1ong felt want. A band Of Ala
bama coons that hadn'f seen melon
ioe year eoaidu't have unloaded that
waeon mi.ch pnielyor than it vas IN
loaded when is contents 6ecs asknogp.
57anl Zoo ma4 TIE e#as.@a 5ai .er.ifs
at1ieto. rta. he aahia fap4Y .ytoaii
Or enter for ielo sports this season. he
IS suffering from a complicated case OF
neuralgia, and was removed from the
dormitory yesterday. Friends Of ais
fron the east are expected today, says
Sunday : Reno Journal.
A prospective subscriber wants TO
know If we win take chickens on sub
scription. Yes; and wood and corn
meal ana FISH and tomatoes and peaches
and billy goats and sheep and pigs and
hay and horses and lard and butter and
corn and mules and calves and hogs and
rabbits aud wheat and turnips and
county script and-just any old thing
you 'vo got. We have, on rare ocea-
sious, taken moaey on subscription
TX.
Chas. Pettee editor of the Delamar
Lode, and Mike Cohen, the tailor, ar
rived here by private conveyance yes
terday afternoon. Mr. Pettee paid the
NEWS a pleasant call and reports that
conditions in the southern bonanza
camp are much improved since the sale
OF the April Fool. He ls a victim of the
Delamar mill dust and Il out In search
of health. which we hope be viii end in
the oracing atmosphere Of " White Pine.
Geo. Marks, after a week spent
among the hills Of Robinson district,
departed Saturday FOR salt Like CITY,
with several big sucks Of samples gath
cred from number ol promising prop
critics here. We understand that he
also had Ia his po lxet Il bond ON one OF
the oest groups Of gold claims in the
camp. lie expaots to return in the
course Of couple Of weeks.
/ Mr.. Oliver Coward and Miss Elmira
bradley, Il daughter OF Elder z. Z.
Bradley Of Preston, we're united IN
marriage by Judge Tyler yesterday af-
i ternoon at the residence of Mr.. p. N.
! Peterson Ia Georgetown In the pres
eneo OF a company OF relatives and
/ friends. Mr. Coward brought his
bride from Utaa, ana sill take her to
f Preston, whore ne has provided a com
Portable home. The NEWs wishes them
long Ihe aud happiness.
Tho Nevada Cavalry was unable TO
sal on the transport Newport, but will
take the next available transport. A
letter frsm Capt. Linseott, dated Aug
ust 5th, states thst the Boys were worn
oat slsh scouting and there were not
to exceed twenty well men IN the troop,
altanugh there we're oaIy ditesn outhe
sick list.
i LATER--A dispatch from Cen. otis,
dated the 18th, slys that the Nevada
Cavalry VII leave Manila on the oath,
Notices were posted here last Friday
Of the reward Of $500 offered BY tbs
State for the capture of Joe Pete, tn,
Indian Who shot VIM Dangberg II
Douglas county last week. Douglas
county has also offered s200 and tn,
family Of the deceased 5000 more, max
ing him pretty valuable Indian. HI
= is D years of age, weighs about 1et
, pounds and is It. in. tail. He L
J armed with a 3s caliber revolver. The
chance that ne viii drift into WhIt'
Pine is not great.