The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-08-17
Thursday. August IL. 1899.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Those Whiskers of yours need trim
ming, go see Fox, the barber.
Latest quotations: Lead, s4.35; cop
per sls.si a $1,000.
Misses Nollie Scott and Retta Par
kcr returned this week from a visit and
camping trip on Duck creek.
Dell Leahleh and Walter Rynearson
went over to Cleveland : last Monday.
A clean shave and neat hair cut at
Fox's barber shop.
Sam. the old Chinaman who was con-
victed Of selling whiskeg Ire Indians.
was released from jail last Monday,
having completed a term Of 30 days.
Our subscription lit Is rapidly grow
ing, hut We have % nearly double
II to get even on our recent reductions
in price. Don't be backward but send
In your name.
Three e.mule teams loaaed with lhad
ore and concentrates left for the rail
road this week. There Is more mining
activity in this camp now than at any
time since the Chairman closed down
year ago
Are you subscriber to the WHITE
PINE NEwsg II not, why not? w
are worki in the public interest aud
want your support Remember the
price Is only 50 year.
Considerable assessment work Is be-
ing done In Robinson district at the
present time and some fine looking
specimens of rold-bearlng quartz are
being exhibited by local mine owners
Assessor Williamson returned home
from Ch nry Creek list sunday and
left again on Tuesday for short trip
10 Spring valley and Oseeola, accom-
panied by the Misses Lucia Scott and
Sophia Munro.
W. 3. Graham and daughter Katie
.e', Monday morning TO join the rest o I
the famil, for short outing at Clover.
dale ranch. Mrs. Fox aud children are
visiting with Mrs. MeGill on Duck
creek.
Barney & McKcrnan are prepared to
deliver the beet quality OF pine wood Al
$3.50 cord, and mahogany at So "A
cord. Get your orders in at once for
your winters supply.
Mrs. 2. r. Bradley. Mrs. a. Jenson
and Mrs G. Jenson, Of Preston, White
River valley, spent Sunday with friends
at Georgetown. They brought in "A
load OF as fine vegetables as has been
marketed here this season.
Professor Start, nc 'ompfnied by his
mother. a, returned to Austin, after
a visit of some weeks In California.
The pr ,fes,or will remain here for "A
short time before going 10 Elko 10 take
his position NJ principal Of the high
school. --Reseille.
A band of about 200 range horses will
arrive n xt Monday from White Pine
county for shipment to the east rn
markets. SAYS the Wells Herald. The
average piee paid by the buyer is said
TO be $40 for geldngs and dry mares.
and S25 for broken horses.
State Controller Davis has issued
circular calling attention Of the Boards
of County Commissioners To The law
concerning the purchasing Of supple
from local merchants. providing that
the loca price does not exceed the san
Francisco price by more than ten per
cent. The suggestion Is not needed In
this county. as the Commissioners com
ply with tine law
"By iingon and "dogaon II" We're the
strongest ''cuss words" to he heard on
the street last Friday night after it was
known that one man had been seized
by the heavy hand Of the law for tell
Ing another to Ego to H-l". The
irate complainant, however, after Sleep
ing on tho matter, concluded to drop
the case, which he did, much TO tho
relief OF the ma ujoriiy OF the male por-
uoa of tie town, US the sudden cutting