The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-10-17
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Granville Fletcher came over from
Eureka on Monday with Jos. L. Giroux
add left for home yesterday.
The ball at Cherry Greek last Friday
night Is reported to have been a sue
cess and all who attended had good
time.
A new electric wire is being strung
this week, the intention being to have
the mill and city lights on separate
circuits.
The Glasgow & Western Company
smeltsr at Golconda ia being painted
inside and out, and new machinery Is
being installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Miles of Cherry
Creek came up last Sunday evening
and remained couple Of days, return
ing home Wednesday morning.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
FAN are cordially in vited 10 inspect the
holiday display Of Sanborn, Vail & Co..
which has no equal in that city.
A number of teams came 10 this
week loaded with 10, 900 pounds of -four
from Mayfeld, Utah, the entire amount
being purchased by w. b. Graham
r. A. Riepe will have force OF
men Of work this week doing the
ss,essmen. work on the claims owned
by him and Mrs. c. ]. Taylor at
Duck creek.
DIR. s. ]. Townsend, whose departure
from Cherry Creek was noted hast
week, has located at Robinson, Juab,
county, Utah, where he viii practice
his profession.
Congressman Newlands requests all
those desiring seeds next Spring to send
their applications to him at once, thus
insuring an early delivery. See his
notice In another column.
General Manager Dawson advertises
this week for 1000 cords of wood to be
delivered at the Chairman mill as soon
- possible Contracts will be let for
any portion Of the amount.
The Ladies Card Club nat last Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. d. c. Nc
Donald, prizes being won as follows.
First, Mrs. Brandt, second. Mrs.
Jensen, consolation, Mrs. Lynch.
An impromptu ball was given Tues
day evening by c. Griffin and Archie
Connors and although no notice of the
event had been given 1t was well atten-
ded and proved an entire success.
Scott Evans, one OF the party arres-
ted near Osceols recently and taken
back to Elko, was indicted for embez-
element last week. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial Is now In progress.
Coyotes arc becoming unusually bold,
and make nightly pilgrimages into
town, visiting unprotected chicken
roosts, and disturbing the slumbers OF
the populace With their piercing barks.
The Elko county Grand Jury last
week recommended that all cases OF
selling whisky to Indians be hereafter
referred to the United States Com mis-
Goner. In this way the comfy would
be saved the expense OF prosecution.
Eureka county's taxable property
decreased 1900 10 value last year,
and 10 consequence the Commissioners
have found II necessary to increase the
tag rate to q so on the 500, with fifty
cents additional In Eureka town, for
IRE purposes.
While engaged In putting up shed
ct Georgetown on Monday Young man
named Munson was struck 10 the left
eye by q falling pole, the eyeball being
broken open and the sight of the OPP
tic was entirely destroyed. His iniur-
les were treated by DIR. Davis.
The Ford Live Stock Company o.
Eureka has been re-incorporated under
the name OF the Eureka Live Stock
Company, with capitalization Of 300,
900 shares OF a par value OF 81 each.
The incorporators are Oscar j. Smith,
Bert L. Smith, w. E. Griffin, ]. s.
Ford, Claude r. Ford.
While breaking bronchos at the Bias
set ranch last week, Arthur Lnnd re
ceived q bad cash in the forehead
The wound Is about one and hal
inches In length, extending nearly tC
the eye. and will leave permanent
scar. DR.. Davis dressed the injury.
Moses W. Harrison OF Lund was II
Ely last Thursday with load of grair
for W. B.Grahsm, and took out load
Of supplies. Mr.. Harrison stated that
the hay crop was COOL 10 his section
this year, but the grain yield was be-
low the average.
Reno and Winnemucca papers ga,
+" shat piano tuner named Aldrich swim
died q number OF people in those town
last week by means OF bogus checks
and Is In now In jail at the former plac
awaiting the action OF the grand jury
Aldrich tarried In Ely short time las
Winter.
Bishop Thos. Judd. OF Lund, accom-
panied by Bishop Lund, Bishop Sno'
and Mr.. McFsrlsne OF st. George, wer