The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-02-28

The Scolield. Utah, miners strike IL
over. Oae hundred and fifty OF the
men have returned to work.
The Cherry Creek fire was real ca
lamity, not only to the Immediate suff-
erers. but to the whole county. The
particulars Of the fire have been given,
by our regular correspondent.
A citizen of De Lamar, speaking of
the recent snow storm, says It was the
heaviest ever experienced in that Sec
ton. AT De Lamar the fall was four
feet, at Phoebe 1t was three feet, and at
Mead ow pumps and Stateline 1t was six
feet. The mail-carrier was forced to
bring the mail into De Lamar on horse
back, and teaming was brought to q
standstil. Lincoln county will blossom
like "a bed OF roses this spring, and the
dry lakes viii all be filled. But for this
precipitation the South country would
have been ruined the coming summer.
AS might have been expected, the
fanatictl raiding of saloons by Mrs.
Nation and her gang, has resulted in
floods he'd. AT Millwood, small place
near Lsayen worth, Mrs. Rose Hudson.
wife of the bartender, WAS shot and
| ttutly killed on the 10Th. She had
cI.ne Lo the dobr to see what the noise
was about, and was killed while stand
\ a a..t.
down OF. 1t Is said the raiders had u
,rivate qu lrrel with the saloon man,
a d TOOK This way OF venting Their
,pt,.
The new insurance law, which was
p ssed by the legislature over the We
IT, Of the Governor, has driven many OF
tie companies hitherto doing business
10 :. out of The State. Othe' compa-
MES, no sever, are announcing their
mention of taking Nevada risks; aud
Senat ,r uardesty has given notice II
his intention to INTRODUCES a bill provi
ling for TIL, Incorporation vi a Nevada
Insurance. Company.
Tn, Bill As passed declares that every
D,ro whp has taken fire insurance
policy shall be entitled TO and shall
re, i've In case OF loss by fire on thu
property insured, when total loss, the
'ull sun named in the policy" The
News cannot see why this provision
should drive any honest company out
II business. The bill says total loss. =
II any company should refuse to pay
the full amount Of the policy. under
mch circumstances. the sooner that
company gets out of the State, the bet
.er.
A great many things In these days
,re being laid ON the shelf, They have
mad their day. 1t makes man little
uneasy as to what will come next. The
,larm-clock, for instance. What dis
iordaut voice 1t has had In the earl,
morning. when our eyes were still hes-
Wy with slumber. We had arrang, d
that clock ourselves, and yet We were
ready to- consign 1t To the lumber yard
for making such racket. And now
the dear old alarm. clock must go. AT
the head of our bed IL has kept its tire
less vigil. ready to speak when the mo-
mont arrived. There was something
pathetic about II. But the twentieth
century has no time for pathos. The
elepaone Is to take the place OF the
lock. You leave your order at the Of
ice a mile or two away, and when the
iour arrives you can '.sleep no more.
rhe telephone ''has murdered sleep F"
II you are gong on a journey 1t says,
Get up, get up" II you are sick, II
a,ys, Take your pill, take your pill. p"
II might not jar man, but it certain
ly ought To make him feel creepy.