The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-03-28
OVER THE STATE

A Chinaman died of leprosy in Day
ton last week.
The young men of Yerrington, Lyon
county, are forming a military COM
pany.
Seventy seven bills were sent to the
Governor during the last three days of
the session.
A State teachers institute will be
held at Carson, April to IL, inclusive.
The railroads will probably grant
teachers one-fare rate for the round
trip.
J. A. Yerrington left for Buffalo, n.
Y, last evening to take charge of the
Nevada exhibit at the Pan-American
Exposition.
r. A Grimmon has sold his ranch in
Smith valley, consisting of $50 acres,
to D. P. Park of Douglas county. Mr..
Park will start dairy ranch. Carson
Appeal.
- Miss Minnie Knox, youngest daugh-
ter of II. L. w. Knox of Reno, has
been engaged as leading lady for the
Lewis Morrison company of New York
| for next season.
The Supreme Court yesterday hand
ed down decision in the case of the
State of Nevada, VS.. the April Fool
Mining company, reversing the decis-
ion of the lower Court and ordering a
new trial.
A civil service examination will be
held in Reno, April g. for the position
as stenographer and typewriter in the
United States land office. There will
be another examination, April %, for
chief clerkship of the same Office.
1t is well understood by this time that
the Southern Pacific railroad company
will soon put into effect sweeping re-
duction in fares and freight. The idea
is primarily to assist San Francisco to
retain the trade of the Orient, which at
present is trending toward the north.
Nevada will reap the benefit.
John F. Mcdonnell, e-President OF |
the Western Federation of miners, yes
terday received letter requesting him
to go to Tonapah to organize Miners
Union. The union will start with
membership of 200, and he will leave in
faur Jax 10 ba Il foil of no
organization.
1t will take the Governor ten days or
more to go over the bills passed by the
legislature and rushed into his office at
the last moment. Every measure must
receive his careful consideration before
his signature is appended and presum-
ably many of them will not receive the
commentator of the Executive Off
Ger.
The DeLamar Company has for the
past three weeks exceeded its regular .
tonnage of 300 tons daily, and from the
looks of the mountain of ore before ,
them this monstrous mill will grind aw- +
ay in ten years to come. Supplies are I
being rushed in by Superintendent i
Swindler since the last heavy storm =
and wood and lumber teams are again
seen on our streets in abundance. = =
Record. n
In The United States Courts Hans d
Nelson of Douglas county, was fined s
$500; 5000 in one case and $500 in a p
mother. G
Some time ago Mr.. Nelson purchased Il
the right from the Indians to cut wood ri
On their lands near Pine Nut, and it d.
$ alleged, presumed, that his title was
lear.
1t seems, however, that the Govern
nent holds the land in trust for the In
ians and they cannot dispose of their
llotments. o'
Information was lodged against Mr.. a,
Jelson and he plead guilty in Court W
nth the result of the above sentence ~
larson News.
Col. FL. B. Maxson sent out four
-agons loaded with supplies and men
, survey in Lincoln county. They
i'll be gone all summer. The party
insists of IL men. They will do gov To
nment work and railroad surveying Y
| the proposed railroad from Salt ,siBSI
AXE to Los Angeles. tod
The road will be pushed to rapid Dis
mpletion. The company, of which Wis
=. A. Clark, the copper king, is the SSql
ad, has been organized with capt. en-.
of 81, 900, 900 for constructing the ito
ain line and $4,000 900 for branch s ss
ads and feeders. 1t will bring at ella
lst calculation 81, 900, 900 worth of j
property into Lincoln II,
unity. IN
Twenty thousand acres OF land have for
zen sold in Lincoln county this last s sn
rec months and transfers in realty vi
i've scarcely begun.-Reno Journal ]