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

The Indians In this section will holl
a meeting tomorrow at Sherid IN to
talk over the IN liter of bu.liing hon s
on the Land allotted to th,in by tae
Government. -Gardnerville Courier.
Work h, IS been stopped for the pres
ent on the railroad nov b'ing built
from Verdi to LnyaltOn. Ons hundred
md sixteen msn have bsen lttl OIL
Work will be resumed after the wealth
er settles.-Reno Gazette.
Assem- blyman Skagg of Exc has
introduced an income tax bill; also "A
bill calling for constitution Il con-
vention; also resolution directing the
Attorney General TO bring suit az inst
Leutenant-G bvernor Judge for salary
illegally paid him.
During the argument for the Bun no
Exposition bill it was stated that Si0,-
900 was appropriated for the Chicago
fair and Nevada received thirty two
medals. At this rate the IN .dals cost
1912 30 each. The Appeal would -ug'st
that the Hon. Billy Foote of the Cal
ifornia Commission could get them
cheaper. Carson Appeal.
Mr.. Taboo, father Of our District
Judge and former Nevadan, die su l.
lenly Ia Connecticut few d tys ag,.
Mr.. Talbot was 63 years OF ags.
He lived long IN Nevada, most nf the
time in Limoille valley, EIko county.
part of the State, st lrte1 East inme.
iiaiely on receipt of the n ,ws, bni wl'
seriously delayed on &C cunt of the
wreck on the Southern Plc.fi;.
Black Mag of Mill clnyo1 wis IN
town this week, says the Blttle Monn
tain Central Nevadan. She is probabl,
the only fem lle miner Ia Nevada and
is located Ia Mill canyon, three mile,
wsst of c prtez mountain, whers sh-
is engaged in mining. She hanlles the
hammer and drill, wheels the ro * anl
sorts ore with the grace and acu men Of
an old miner. Her visit to Battle
Mountain was on mining matters con-
nected with her mine, and also the
purchase of supplies for the niue.
Superintenlent r. ]. L,wa, of the
Cursor Il Colorado, is surveying for
third rail between Wabuska and Mound
House, distance OF forty miles, says
The Virginia Enterprise. The cnntem-
plated third rail is to be put 10 for tn
accommodation of the copper compln.
ia Mason valley. The copper comp m,
aas recently shipped several cars OF
lumber and machinery, and this widen
ing Of the gauge is supp psel 10 be for
he purpose of running through cars
for their accommodation.
The Truckee republican denies the
truth OF the story publish by the
Reno Journal to the effect tn 1t the rail
rold company conte,nplttes buil.iing
:lt-off around Wadsworth. AM thai
he shops at Wadsworth and Truck #,
are to be remove To Reno, which town
is to be made division terminal. Tn
Republican gives tbs following expla-
lation OF the Journals dream:
ITO overcome the feeling of desoon-
lency that possesses the aver igs Il N :
tts tifty-ons weeks In the year, tho he
lighted citizens of that unhappy toa
freak forth tn, rem tinlng we,t Ia
spisms OF joy over the great thing
hat will com to Reno when the rail.
rotd business at Walsworth and
rruckee sh all have besn centralized Ia
she Nevada metropolis.
This outburst continu d lily, like
the m sasles an the nunps, Tn ,lga l.
night more properly be c)notre | t. II
periodical Jug whoA sym ,tony il,
most resembles.
The Belmont Courier OF the 9th last
,tys: District Attorney . Lido his re-
turned from Tonapah AMI says thai
the mines 10 that district continue to
ook Well and that ore is Ship ID rsgu
tlrly. He says that there have been
twenty three leases let, and the laser
ire all working their claims. Thsr, is
me boarding house, which acc,mno
iates forty boarders, ons store and one
'aloon. The saloon is mlking On an
lverage OF $50 day. There are onl,
our houses in the camp, 81 the ljor
ity OF peopls live in tents. The rep brt
tn 1t the own ,rs have been offered 3d.
30 for these mines BY Cup lin D. Lt-
ntr, through his ag nj, H. A. CJhsn.
IS untrue. Mr.. Cohen was at Tontpah.
nut IN tde NJ off ,r for tho min -. Their.
i every Indication so far thtt Tonap th
viii become permanent mining
amp.
The people OF Bunserville, Lincoln
county, are rejoicing over the beautiful
rains. They have had two or three OF
me heaviest rains that they have h I'd
for years. The mountl ins are covered
With snow which is som ,thing very ua-
usual. There are bright pro-p scss 70
plenty OF grass, fat cattl., AMI g1ol
crops this spriog AMI summer.
The claim Of other cough medicine 8
20 be rs good as Chamberlain are Ell