The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-06-22
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

Another carload of bees arrived at
Lovelocks from California last week.
The Carson News says that the taxes
on Senator Stewards wife's residence
in that city have gone delinquent and
the property will be sold at public sale.
In the opinion of the Denver News,
Aguiualdo would be drawing card IN
base ball team. He has more earned
runs to his credit than any man In the
business.
Nevada will receive a cannon from
the Government, captured during the
war with Spain. the war department
having decided that each State is en-
titled to one.
Elko's steam wagon win be shipped
back to Stock ton. Mr.. Redman is con
vinced that it will not work between
/ Elko and Tusclrora. The roads are
1 200 billy and the ground too soft.
The following changes have been re-
emily made in the salaries OF Postmas,
ters in this State: Delamar, from $1,000
20 $1,000; Winnemueca, from $1,000 to
sl4OO: Virginia City from $500 to $1,000.
The Hobert mills at Overton now
have booked orders for over 10000, 900
feet of lumber. They intend TO run
their saw mill to its full capacity this
season. saving l5o, 600 feet a day. The
eason 5 output viii be about 10000,
300 feet.
BY the United States survey just
Completed Nevada gains strip of land
less than half mile in width at the
large end of Lake Tahoe. The entire
length Of the line run was 400 miles,
missing the fixed point on the Colorado
by over 400 feet.
Thirty-six thousand pounds OF latest
improved machinery arrived recently
for tie Reno Reduction Works and
will be put in place at once. The par
lies who purchased The plant are on
their way westward, stopping off at
Lovelock.
Supt. p. P. Berthelot of the Bald
Mountain mining company, departed
N Monday evenings train for his homo
in New York. All the machinery has
5een hauled into Elko and stored until
,aodod Ia eop,a ~ ba,. Damn
The month of June has proven good
one as far as receipts are concerned in
he State Land Office. Up to Tuesday
lust So. Ol5 were received, which is a
PRETTY fair showing considering that
,veryone is kicking about the hard
lines.
Bob Burdette, the humorist, speak
NC of the citizen who kicks" at bad
municipal government. but never takes
he trouble to 60 to he polls to reme1 y
t., suggests that II he lock himself up
IA bis Office and do his "kicking" There
ie will land on the right person. Bur
ette is not always merely funny.-S.
/ . Bulletin.
The stockmen OF Belmont have de-
,lded to have hide inspector In ordel
- comply with the strict hide Law
pissed by the last legislature. The,
have presented a petition to the Boarf
If Commissioners. and an inspector VII
soon be appointed, and all vendors o
peef will be required to exhibit the hid
fr inspection before they will be per
m tied to sell the beef.
w. +. Holmes, the well-known min
ng engineer, returned last night iron
professional visit to Silver Peak
where the famous silver and gold mine
ecently sold for $751;, 900 are locite'
Mr.. Holmes was reticent as to the plan
OF the new owners, but 1t was intlmatei
that work on an extensive scale woul
Tot be begun for six months, whic
Time the former owners have for the re
lemption OF the property, 1t havln
been sold under foreclosure OF mort
gage journal.
At a meeting between representative
If the company which proposes to fur
nish the Comstock mines with chea
electrical power generated on the True
kee river and Congressman Newland
OF Nevada recently, the latter expires
SD himself as favorable to the prop
sition OF allowing Bonner Lake, whie
Is owned by the Sharon estate, bein
put into theenLerprise, upon satisfactor
terms, and matters have now reache
such a stage that the necessary al
: engagements may soon be made. Thi
Is important news for the Comstock. :
! s. f. Bulletin.