The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-04
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.
Location Notices at this office.

Location Notices at this office.
Lat est quotations. Lead, s4.00
copper, s15J; Silver, sol.
Good rooms can be had in the Mag.
nuson lodging house, in connection with
the Riepe hotel.
Mrs. Giles Weller is visiting for few
DAYS with Mrs. H. A. Comins, at the
Comins ranch, Steptoe Creek.
Mr.. Augustus Marx, formerly of Ely,
will soon take up his residence in Reno.
School facilities for the children are
the great attraction.
Miss Siona Bonneville, in charge oil
the school at Lane City, was quite in
disposed last week, and unable to at
tend to her sch ool duties.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the White Pine News, for
Subscription or Advertising will confer
favor by settling their bills at once.
w. b. Graham has among his new
goods just arrived, fine and varied
assortment OF mems furnishing goods,
hats, shoes, &c. He wants to sell them
at reasonable prices.
Sheriff Newman has purchased the
property belonging to Mr.. Geo. Marx,
Il \ The
Sheriff will occupy the house when Mr..
Marx vaeates Ii. The property is on
High street, and is a very desirable res
idence.
NJ. Neil Munro has purchased a BIZ
ing, rushing up the canyon on his way
to the mines. No horses for him-his
steed is always saddled and bridled :
and besides, does not eat anything.
Mr.. J. G. Marx has resigned his po-
siton as Superintendent OF the Ely Mi
ming and Milling Company, and will
leave Ely as soon as his successor ar
rives. Mr.. Marx has been an able and
faithful workman, and both the Com
pany and the town will miss him. The
News wishes him success wherever he
goes
The work at Pilot Knob had to be
discontinued for while, last week, on
account OF water In the shaft. A new
pump was telegraphed for, and the
Company at once ordered 1t. 1t will
arrive as soon as possible. In the In
terim, the work men are to be contin-
cd on the drifts. The Company do not
wish to waste any time. Development
work will go on as soon as the water is
disposed of.
An American artist In Paris enjoys
the distinction OF owning the swiftest
and most powerful automobile that has
yet been made. 1t was built especially
for him, and is capable Of going ninety
eight miles an hour. This Is only pos
siblc on good, straight road, and for
ten minutes at time. But the rate OF
seventy five miles an hour may be sus-
tanned for half an hour, and seventy
miles indefinitely.
The Stock holders OF the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company held a meeting
in Salt Lake the last OF March, and ap-
proved the action OF the Board of Di-
rectors in issuing sl00, 900, 900 of per
cent bonds. This Is one OF the greatest
financial deals In the history OF rail-
roads, and was taken in connection
with the recent purchases by Edward
II. Hartman and associates in the u.
r., OF Southern Pacific securities. IL
brings the total capitalization of the
Union Pacific to the enormous figures
of s295, i29 400.
The Phoebe Record has this TO say
concerning our Assemblyman. Mr.. +.
Paul. We gladly re-publish it, because
next to being praised ourselves, we like
to hear some one else praised. This is
what the Record says: Assembly
man Paul OF White Pine deserves great
credit for the stand he took in many
matters, and especially OF those OF In
terest to Lincoln county. He not only
represented White Pine, but also Lin
coin county and its interests, and was
at all times to be found on the right
sideh
The last Legislature passed an Act OF
Application to the Congress OF the
United States for the calling of Con-
stitutlonal Convention. The bill has
been signed by the Governor. The OBJ
ject OF the Convention would be to SO
amend the Constitution as to make U,
S, Senators elected by the people. II
two-thirds OF the States OF the Union
mako a similar petition Congress will
be compelled to call such a Convention,
and one OF the disgraceful things in oui
national life will be done away with.
onr people have all been complaining
about tho weather, lately. And IL has
not been very delightful. Compared,
however, with the East and South, we
are to be congratulated. March be-
haved very badly in her closing hours
Birmingham, Alabama, was swept by
cyclone, which left death in Its track
Twenty-Five we're killed and many seri
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