The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-02-28
LOCAL ASD'0TKER HAPPENINGS.
Location Notices ut this Office.


Good rooms can be had In the Mug
nuson giug house, In connection witt
the Riepe hotel.
w. B. Graham and daughter left 70
San Francisco on Sunday, going b,
way of Wells.
BLANK LOCATION NOTICES, II
proper form, have been printed at thi
Office, and are now for sale.
w. b. Graham announces that he /
In receipt Of splendid assortment o
garden and flower seeds, which he cai
recommend, and which he Is selling a
low figures.
A Marriage License was issued b,
the County Clerk ON the 10Th lust, th'
contracting parties being Ephraim OA
borrow, aud Miss Lucy Hendrix. Til,
wedding took place in Lund.
We have just heard through letter
received toy our County Clerk, thai
Judge Talbot has gone East TO attend
the funeral OF his father. The Julgt
has the y mpathy Of many friends.
The friends Of the II ibust mine ar,
dell yhtod with tho work done ny tue
nov Mill last Thursday. Thirty tom
OF ore were crushed Dg tho mill IN ses.
en- hours. Give the Mill all IT can do an
IL viii keep the miners busy.
This office expects 10 receive thre
now rol.ers for the oig press, In fe"
days. Ii they happen to tit, aud al,
in good conuition, Lns paper will psr
haps show tho Improvement 10 clearer
prtnt. At any rate, the press nan vii
find his labor greatly iesseued.
The sound OF the Robust mill whst'e
is very pleasant sound, these dass.
II speaks OF life and activity. II the
mill would only adopt local tim, III,
affairs of the town might be REGULATES
by IL, and that would be great gait
10 those who like to do things vn ti,ie
Among the book notices In the Sal
Lake Tribune, we notice that MIR. Nell
Munro Is writiug a serial for Black
wools Magazine. The novel Is csllea
'Doom CASTLE Who knew that v,
had such an author in our midst? OF
can there be two men with the sanr
uncommon nameY
Washington birth day passed of
very quietly in Ely. The schools had
q holiday, and good many men couid
be sceb ON the streets, ke ping holiday,
too, We suppose. Tbs dance AT George
town came of in the evening. THIS
was the only public recognition of the
day.
The first mail from the East received
at this post-oifice for several days, ar
rived on Friday. The Editor was got
ting very uneasy. The drivers Of The
stages carrying the mails between this
place and Palisade have great difficult.
just now, in crossing bridges when
they come TO them. The Editor OF th'
News has no diliiculty AT all in crossing
bridges before he comes to them.
Tho Inheritance tax on the estate o
c. Z. Huntington amounts To the enol
NOUS sum OF 800, Oo0. THIS Is mofe
tnan was paid On the estate of Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt. TIE executors of the
Huntington estate have do Josited Their
check for the above amount with Con
trolier Coler Of New York. MIR. HUT
ington's friends did not believe his us.
tate would be- found to be 30 large.
About forty grown people. aud some
OF the younger generation. ATTENDED
the Ball given by tho people OF George
town ON Washington 5 birth day. El9
was Iepres. nted quite largely. In a
spirit of patriotism, they could not lei
the day pass without doing something
80 mark IL. The Father OF his Coun-
try must be honored. Aud SO ths.
danced, and helped 10 swell the merri-
ment. Among the Ely visitors wer
Mr.. aud Mrs. Psters, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ashman, Mrs. ola a;ield. Miss Carrie
Humphrey. Mr.. X. \. R,ip-. and
Nsssis. Griffin, Nelson and Cripps.
Oar mail servicA ought TO be supplied
from Wells instead OF from Eureka.
There are many pood reasons for thi-
change. Mails both from the East and
West would reach Us in less time. and
with much more regularity. The dis
tanee from P.,lisais t0 Wells Is not
mu,h greater, II aiv. thta tho iistanca
from Palisade to Eureka. Trains Ia
both directions would bring the mai
straight ON, avoiding tho delay In Pali-
sade. A double Service could be insti'
tutcd on the Cherry Creek line, ASST
ring us of daily arrival and depar'
ture. Cannot the change be nader
VIM. Markley and John Floming, tht
two men who were engaged Ia the row
that resulted In the serious injury ol
Will Lloyd, had their examination be-
fore the Justice on Saturday. Flem'
ing plead guilty OF disturbing the peace
and was sen fenced To imprisonment FOL
thirty days. Markley was held To an
swer before the Grand Jury on the
charge OF assault with intent to kill
Not being n bile 10 furnish bail, he Is alst