The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-10-19
FROM ALL OVER The STATE.

Tho Tri, ane says that Lovelocks Is
to have a new -four mill and electric
lights.
The Electric Mining and Reduction
Company of Reno has Just received
new smelter. built to order In San Fran
cisco, and will soon have 1t in blast.
w. J. Dooley OF DeLamar Is already
being talked of as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Congress In
1900.
The Reno Wheelmen are considering
plans for the building of a new 80, 0O0
club house, and a three-lap bicycle
track on the land given to them by
Congressman Newlands.
Col. II. D. Maxson has just complet-
ed contract for surveying about $780,
900 acres of Government Land in north
ern Elko county.
The Wells Herald says that the G. P.
is putting In about mile of new side
track at that point to accommodate
the many trains that pass there.
Miller & Lux will snip 1900 head of
cattle from Winnemucca this fall.
Three thousand will go to Lovelock to
feed for the winter, while the others
will be shipped to California.
There are now eleven teams hauling
coal to Tuscarora. These, with the
regular freighters, make quite an ar
ray on the road between Elko and Tus-
carora all the time. Free Press.
The new limited express which goes
on the Central Pacific railroad next
Sunday makes but two stops for pas
sengers between San Francisco and Og-
len, and those are at Sacramento and
Reno.
AL White of Reno, has sued J. ].
Quinn for libel and SANDER and thinks
about $40, 900 will restore his damaged
character. Mr.. Quinn says that he is
worth about six bits and surmises that
the collection of large damages from
him is doubtful.
Gov. Gage of California has refused
to pardon John Hancock from San
Quentin prison, although requested TO
do so by Governor Sadler. Hancock is
wanted in Lincoln county ON a charge
Of numbering two travelling compan-
ions in July, 1897. He may yet be
brought to Nevada to stand trial with
out being pardoned.
There is some good gold and silver
ore on the depot platform from the
Ford ham Hartley mine at Spruce Mt.
and both Johnson IS and Johnny Will
liams teams are out after more. At
this rate, this mine will soon be ship
ping two cars menth to the Vallejo
smelters. Wells Herald.
Mr.. Hicks of the firm of Hash & Hicks
spent day or two this week in the
Wadsworth country where he purchas-
ed carload Of honey. This firm has
bought altogether iour carloads this
season, paying for the same about $l2, :
900. The Nevada honey is now practi-
cally all sold and shipped. Reno Jour-
nal.
John Sparks has returned from Boise
City, Idaho, where he exhibited several
head of his white faced cattle at the
Idaho State fair. He was awarded first
prizes all along the line from individual
members TO the sweep stake and re-
turns highly pleased with having cap
tured the blue ribbons from Idaho.
His cattle were shipped to Kansas City,
where they will be exhibited and sold
at the great Hereford sales, which COM
mences on the 2Sth.-Gazette.
The mill of the Tenabo Mining Com
pany at Cortez was lately elo-ed down
for over a month. During this time a
new 40-horse power gasoline engine was
put In. When the mill resumed oper-
ations 1t was found that this engine was
not powerful enough, and the old, wood
burning engine had to be reinstalled.
1t is said that the new engine will be
placed at the mine, and another gaso-
line engine of about e0-horse power will
be ordered for the mill.