The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-07
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

fKUm ALL utEk 'lht SiRIE.
Three carloads of Nevada CRASHED
lambs shipped by P. L. Flanagan of
Reno, brought IS % a head on the mar.
ket az st. Joseph, No., last week.
The cheap electric power project for
the Comstock is about to be cOnsum-
mated, as the contract has been rati-
fed by all of the companies In the
pumping association.
A gold bar, the product of the New
Pass mine, located in Nevada, bias ar
rived in the city. The brick is valued
at about 81, 500. The mine Is owned by
Salt Lake parties.-S. L. Herald.
Twenty-one claims in Pyramid dis
trict, thirty miles north of Reno, have
been sold TO a California syndicate. A
good sized payment was made last week
and work will be commenced at once.
The quarantine line in California. has
been changed so that cattle from Mono,
Alpine and Inyo counties can b,s moved
into Nevada, subject only to reatric-
lions imposed by this State.
Members of the 3lst Infantry, en-
route to San Francisco, begged food of
the citizens of Winnemucca last. We'd.
nesday, alleging that their ira yelling
rations were insufficient to lppease
their hunger.
It Is expected that when the npreme
Court sits again on the 10Th OF ;eptem
Der, 1t will render a decision in the
Governorship contest. 1t is ur ,derstood
that Justice Bonnlfeld Is now engaged
in writing the decision which will seat
either Sadler or Mcmillan.
The Storey county grand Jury has
ignored the charge of murder against
w. r. James and his son, Darwin, for
killing NJ. N. Davidson AZ Virginia City
ON the 18th OF last month. The Enter.
prise says 1t Is probably the quickest
case ever tried in Storey county.
Heading is in full blast in Lovelock.
There Is an immense crop of grain in
the valley this year, and also a heavy
hay crop. Two threshing machines
and three combined harvesters have
been running the past week.
Auditor Shearer has placed on record
at Reno the indenture and agreement
between the c. p. and S. p. railroad
companies. in which the former trans.
fers to the latter all its vast railway
properties. The mortgage on the G.
2. amounts to something more than
$50, 900, 900. The change seems to be
merely for the purpose of consolidating
interests.
The work of filling the first tank Of
The Logan and Hulley cyanide plant al
Como began this week. The tailngs
being worked are from ore from the
Logan and Hulley mine. and contain
from $40 to Sl2 in gold. Lumber is al
81 being hauled to Como To erect
building over the tanks, and very soon
.verything will be in shipshape run.
ming er.--Dayton Times.
Sheriff Quirk, who came down from
Virginia on official business, reports
better times on the Comstock, says tie
Reno Journal. J. r. Ryan, the new
superintendent, has put on larg..
force of men. There are now three or
four hundred men working under
ground. When the electric power comes
into use there will probably be two or
three thousand men at work again in
the bowels OF Mount Davidson.
VIM. J. Bryan, the eloquent advo.
C lite Of bl-metallism, passed through
the State with his family on Tuesday
morning OF last week, en- route to Yo-
semitic valley for a weeks vacation.
At Winnemucca and at Reno he was
welcomed by large crowds OF enthusi-
astic admirers and made short speech
at each place.
Mr.. Bryan will return to Carson on
the 6th, where he will deliver a public
address from the steps of the Capitol