The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-04
April came in clear and cold. Let us
hope 1t Is not trying to make April fools
OF us all.


hope it Is not trying to make April fools
OF us all.
"Can any good thing come out OF
NAZARETH" Well, Gen. Funston came
from Kansas, anyway.
BLANK LOCATION NOTICES, in
proper form, have been printed at this
Office, and are now for sale.
The County Commissioners, at their
last meeting, changed S55, ,96 from the
General to the INDECENT Sick fund.
Moses w. Harrison, Justice of the
Peace in and for Township No. 8, has
resigned, and Joseph Judd, has been
appointed in his place.
The twenty-six inch iron pipes for
the hume above town, arrived on Mon
day. Several of the large pipes were
considerably bent, but that can be cas-
lily remedied.
G. A. Walker has purchased from
Morley and Weldon the horses, wag-
ons, harness, &c, constituting the
stage line between Ely and Hamilton.
The public will remember that there
will be no electric lights next Monday
night, nor for several nights following.
Get out your lamps, and look well to
the wicks.
Attorney General Woodburn has rem
dered an opinion that the State Con-
troller cannot refund the Insurance
Companies, who have withdrawn from
the State, their license money.
REMEMBER that Ramsdell, the
PHOTOGRAPHER. will only remain
In Ely one month more-until the first
OF May. II you want to secure pic.
lures, you must not delay too long.
Now that Aguinaldo has been cap
tured, 1t Is to be hoped that there will
be no more lighting in the Philippines.
He will be treated as a prisoner OF war.
What will the enemies OF the Admins
tration say now?
Mr.. w. c. Gallagher made this office
friendly call last week. 1t was the
first time he had been in town since his
painful accident in Cherry Creek. Mr..
Gallagher has still to carry his arm in a
sling, the result OF the burn; but other
wise is getting along very nicely. All
his friends congratulate him on his es-
cape from what might have been se-
rious accident.
John King, for many years famil-
lar figure in the mining Camps OF Me-
vada and Utah, died in Salt Lake last
week. While working in mine In
Deep Creek, he lost his sight by the
premature explosion OF blast. This,
Of course, disabled him, and lately he
has been a ward of the public. He was
born In Cornwall, England, 62 years
ago.
President Hays OF the Southern Pa
cific has announced that the company
proposes to extend its policy Of straight
track and high speed. With this OBJ
ject In view some mammoth contracts
will be let in the near future, which
will have the effect of bringing San
Francisco considerably nearer Ogden,
as far as time Is concerned.
More than a hundred men have been
set at work to reconstruct the roadbed
OF what has been known as the Los An
geles Terminal railway, preparatory to
laying seventy-iye pound steal rails
along the present right OF way to tide
water. All OF the track on the line al
ready built is to be practically torn out,
heavier rails being substituted.
The work is to be pushed as rapidly
as possible. Surveyors are now In the
field, and by the time the work in hand
is completed, the company expects to
be ready for the more serious job OF
construction TO and through the noun
tains.
The Wells Herald says: 'It is under
stood that Mr.. McOmie, the present
postmaster at Ely, will shortly tender
his resignation OF his Office in favor OF
w. b. Graham, who for some time past
has had charge OF the office as deputy.
This fact becoming known there's said
to be a scramble for the position, In
which the democratic leaders appear
to be taking as lively part as their
republican brethren. " The News is
surprised at this statement. ii there
is any scramble for the position, 1t is
carried on very quietly. Our Demo-
cratic friends are surely making no eff
ort to secure 1t.
RBSOLU TIONS OF r. G. A. NJ.