The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-07-13

/ has caused the people OF Osceola SO
much annoyance OF late.
Mrs. VIM. Moorman, accompanied By
her son WIN and daughter, Miss Pearl.
left for their ranch near Hamilton last
Friday. Miss Maud viii remain here
for the purpose of taking the teachers
examination. on.-Sentinel.
Mr.. ]. j. Jewell and Mrs. Georgiana
Irving we're married last Sunday even
ing at the home OF the brides sister.
Mrs. w. D. Campbell, in Steptoe val
ley. Judge Tyler of this place oficiat-
ed. 1t was very quiet wedding, only
a few relatives and friends being pres.
ent.
Fl. jacobson, travelling salesman for
Felix Coblentz d Co, ot San Francisco
was in town yesterday taking orders
for drinkables from our saloon men,
and reports nice business. He expects
to include Denver, 81 Paso and the
City OF Mexico in his present trip and
will not-reaeh Ely again for couple Of
months.
The new rolls and rock breaker are
in position at the Robust mill and will
be started up to-day or tomorrow on
the ore that has been necessarily taken
out Of the mine during the progress OF
development work. There is sufficient
high grade ore blocked out IN the mine
to keep the mill grinding for long
time TO come.
A neighborlng paper recently insert
ed an item that the man v BIO was kiss
ing his servant had better let up or mis-
name would be published IN the paper.
The next day thirteen strong men
came in and wanted toqLit taking "the
seurrilous sheet which was disgrace TO
any decent community, aud they OBJ
jected to their wives reading It. y
John Steele made another shipment
of lead concentrates lrom The Macon
City mine by Wagner's team thls week,
consigned to Selby's smelter IN San
Francisco. These concentrates carr.
about TO per cent lead, % ounces In sill
yer and So 10 in gold, and yield Mr.
Steele u nice margin after paying ali
expenses Of concentrating, chipping and
smelling. He also shipped three tons
of raw ore carrying about ~ per cent
tcad and 72 ounces in silver,
VIII Watson, wife and baby came IN
from Cherry yesterday. Viii expects
To move his household effects 10 Wat.
sonyille, where lie has built small
house and will reside this summer. He
reports that the ore which he worked
at Campbell's mil yielded about 500 a
ton, aud he has 8 tons more sucked on
the dump. The shaft is now down le
feet and the puy-streak IS as wide ano
rs rich as on top. win believes be has
stake in sight, and we sincerely hop.
that he has.
DIR. Alex. Gibson, after remaining
here for about five weeks, concluded
that the climate of White Pins is too
healthful, and lett on Tuesday for hi>
former home in Reno, with the inten.
tion of locating in Lake View, Oregon.
lie has made many friends during his
short stay here who regret his depart
ure We understand that DR.. II. r
Richardson. also from Reno, will sue
ceed DR.. Gibson here and will arrive In
about week.
At the Chairman, the working Of the
big failing pile has begun. A small
friction hoist pulls the loaded cars up
the hill to the tanks, which have a cap.
acity Of 30 tons a day. The company
has purchased from John Steele the
rolls formerly used In the old keystone
mill, and moved them on Tuesday to
the Chairman mill. They weigh tons
and have crushing capacity of about
so tons a day. They will be installed
on the top floor of the cyanide building
and will be used In place Of the stamp
battery. thus the immense mill build.
ing, for the present at least, becomes
practically useless.
CHECKS LOST OR STOLEN.
Notice Is hereby given that two