The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-11-22
Thursday. November 90, 1900.
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VIII Movie has been on the sick list
for several days, but is now improving
Get your picture taken while there is
a good photographer here.
r. II. Oliver has succeeded John
Alexander as bookkeeper for w. b.
Graham.
We are pleased to state that Jas. b
Orr, who has passed through most
serious sege Of sickness, Is now well on
the road to recovery.
Ths date of the opening of the Dis
trict Court at this place has been again
changed by Judge Talbot, this time to
Monday, December Bird.
Several mechanics are at work re-
pairing the pumps at the Chairman,
preparatory to clearing the shaft Of
water.
The wind yesterday blew down three
electric light poles up the canyon but
repairs were made in time for the lights
to be turned on as usual
We note in the Sentinel that DR.. c.
L. Hammond has left Eureka TO locate
at Sumpter, Oregon. Mrs. Hammond
remains In Eureka temporarily with
cher sister, Mrs. Claude Ford.
An exchange says that no man has a
more promising career than tho eoun
try editor. That is true; his career is
chuck full OF promises, but that don't
pay for the patent insides.
The official returns show that the
largest vote for any one Office in Eure-
ka county was 5ls, only ID more than
In this county, yet Eureka has two
Assemblymen while we have only one.
Fine progress is being made in the
tunnel that is to connect the workings
OF the Robust mine with the new mill
and couple of weeks more will probl-
bly, see its completion.
The storm last Sunday was particu-
larly severe on the west side OF Robin
son summit. where, the stage driver
informs US, fully two feet of snow fell.
The stage was seven hours late in con-
sequence.
VIM. Reed, who was detained here
f4. Al h.s hs. pT |
Orr, departed last Sunday morning for
his home in California. He was accom-
panied as far as Hamilton by j. b
Mathewson, who still has some inter-
ests in the old bonanza camp.
Harry Hunter and X. Fruenzi, who
have been enjoying the hospitality of
the Hotel de Scott for tie past three
months, were released from custody
last Monday, having completed their
sentences. Each was allowed 20 days
off from his full sentence on account OF
good behavior.
John w. Cliff, the mining man who
passed through here last week to Os-
eeola, returnel last Friday and went
ON to his homo in Des Moines, Ia. He
spoke quite enthusiastically of the min
eral showing that he had seen in the
diggings of White Pine, and expects to
return in the near future.
Mrs Michael Cohen arrived here last
Friday from DeLamar and was followed
IN Sunday by Mr.. Cohen with their
household effects. They have taken
up their resider CO in their building ON
Main ST., where we understand they
1 propose to open up tailoring and
8 gents furnishing establishment.
Chas. Parker, while working at Nc
Gill & Newman's slaughter pen last
fhursday, had the misfortune to drive
/, sharp metallic pin about an inch into
the lleshy part of one hand, between
thethumb and fore-fnger. He is now
nursing very sore hand, but blood
poisoning, which was at first feared,
has probably been averted.
A. ieitun, the Salt Lake agent Of
the Weber Gasoline Engine Co.. ar
ived here last Monday 10 start up the