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

Thursday, July i3. 1899.
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Yesterday was payday at the Ro'
bust,
Those whiskers. OF yours need trim
ming, go see Fox the, barber.
Latest quotstlons; lead, s4.s5; cop
per sls.25. !
McGill & Newman opened their but.
cher shop on Monday and are doing a
nice business.
Mr.. ]. =. Williamson and Miss Jen-
ME Carothers returned from Cherry
Creek last evening.
County Clerk A. T, Stearns returned
yesterday from his trip to Carson to
testify In the gqbernatorial contest.
Hon. O. H. Grey dellyered.the Fourth
of July oration at Carson and his speech
Is highly codipllmented by the Press.
D. C. .ncDoaalds > after spending the
Fourth as,hone. left last sunday for
his silver mine at at-Cscomnbgo, on which
he Ia pushing developments.
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EEws9 Then subscribe al once and
have your own paper.
Miss Diana Metzger arrived homo on
Tuesdays stage from Cherry, as the
Goshute school, where she has been
teaching, has closed for the summer.
Rev. Father Mannlon OF Eureka has
boon mInlstering to his flock here the
past few days and held services yester-
day morning.
J. Il. Simpson wants wood choppers
Immediately to chop l50 cords OF wood.
Any one who wants employment should
apply at once.
twas reported here last evening that
the elevator at the Star mill broke down
on Tuesday and will cause a slight delay
In the fun operation OF the plant.
The teachers examination took place
here on Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nssday Of this week. Miss Ida Gala.
CHER was the ouly applicant for GER
tihcate.
A clean shave and q neat hair cut at
Fox's barber shop.
Calvin Warick came over from his
home In Snake valley yesterday. He
has been suffering for some time with
the rheumatism and expects to spend
shc summer at the Goodrich hot springs
to try the virtues of the hot water.
The following shipments of Hamilton
ore were made over the E. & P. railroad
for the week ending July 7th: Cornell
mine, 10 tons; Imperial and Fay mines,
10 tons; McEllin, 30 tons; Rocco-Home-
stake, 60 tons; total OF l25 tons
Hsying has commenced throughout
Steptoe valley and in the eastern part
of the county has been In progress foI
ten days or more. The yield OF alfalfa
is said to be not much more than half Q
crop, owing to the cold spring.
II. S. Start, formerly teacher OF the
Hamilton school, and recently teacher
of the grammar department OF the
Austin school, has secured the position
o; Principal of the Elko high school.
Prof. Snyder succeeds himself AS Prin-
cipal OF the public school.
Simon and Jos. Bray, OF Austin, are
In town still further examining the cop
per properties on which they took an
option last May. We understand that
they are awaiting dispatch from New
York that will have an important bear
ing on the deal.
The trial OF Jack Wlnnen, charged
with selling whiskey to the Indians Al
Osceola on the night OF the Fourth, took
place here last Friday morning before
Judge Tyler. Winnen plead guilty and
was nnod 800 and costs, making tota
sa1 Of 8iei, which he paid. We un
derstand that 1t was clear case OF be-
Ing caught In the act OF handing bot
w n whi.ksy to sn Indian, who had