The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-11
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.
location Notices at this Office.

Good rooms can be had In the Mag
nuson lodging house, in connection with
the Riepe hotel.
Lord Salisbury, England's Premier,
is very i'll; he is suffering from Bright's
disease. He will soon retire from pub
lie service.
A Wedding took place at the Munro
House last Monday night. Mr.. Robert
d. Squires and Mrs. Maud Goseline
we're married by Justice Tyler.
Aguinaldo will be treated as any 9TH
err captured insurgent, allowance being
made, OF course for his rank His wife
and mother will be allowed to visit him.
Aguinaldo is pleased with the treat
ment he is receiving. Perhaps II he
had known how glad we would be to
see him, he would have come In out OF
the ruin long ago.
Since the capture of Aguinaldo, sur
renders are coming In, thick and fast.
Geronimo, Commander In Eastern Bull
can, has surrendered, and twelve Off
GERS with him.
It Is announced that President Nc
Kiuley will make no rear-platform ad-
dresses during his Western trip. We
can always trust the President to do
the right and modest thing.
"There Is tide In the affairs of men
which taken at its flood leads on TO for
tune Gen. Funston has found it so.
He has been appointed Brigadier Cen
eral in the Regular Army.
The Reno Gazette comes out in a
new dress, and is very much improved.
1t has purchased one OF the latest Mer-
genthaler Linotype machines, and as 1t
contains the latest dispatches, is among
our most valuable exchanges.
This Office has received from the De-
partment OF Agriculture, through Hon.
Francis Newlands, fine assortment OF
garden seeds, which We shall be glad TO
give to any OF our subscribers. The
seeds must, OF course, be called for.
Mr.. Frank Paul Is home again from
Carson. We are indebted TO him for
copy OF the Act enabling the town to
issue Bonds to perfect a system Of fire
protection. The Bill is of so much i'm
portance that we publish the full text
In anothar column
Calvin T. Titus, the first soldier to
scale the wall at Pekin, has been APP
pointed by the President cadet-at-large
in the United States Military Academy
at West Point. Gen. Corb,n cabled
Gen. Macarthur to send young Titus
home on the first available transport.
Who says that Governments are not
grateful?
At last the miners inch OF water has
been standardized In California by leg
islation. At the recent session of the
legislature an Act was passed proyi-
ding as follows. 1.-THE standard mi
ner's inch of water shall be equivalent
to II cubic feet OF water per minute,
measured through any aperture or or
ifce.p
A correspondent asks us to state
when the fishing season opens this
year. In reply we publish section of
the Act passed by the late Legislature.
ut shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to take, catch or kill any
river, lake or brook trout or handbook
ed salmon, in any of the streams, lakes,
rivers or other waters within this State
between the first day of October, and
the FIRST day of April of the succeeding
year. :"
Mr.. Aldrich has been heard from
The Elko Independent tells us that the
local oil company has made contract
with w. F. Aldrch of Clear Lake,
Utah, to sink well to the depth of
thousand feet on their property. Mr.
Aldrich, the Independent says left last
night for Utah to load and ship his
drilling machine to Elko with all poss-
BILE dispatch AS all the parties to the
contract mean business, Elko may have
a flowing well within few weeks.
1t is now felony to give or sell any
spirituous or malt liquors, cider or
wine, to any Indian within this State.
Persons convicted OF doing so, will be
fined not less than sl00, or be .impris-
oned In the State prison for period OF
not more than three years, nor less
than one year. The law allows a re-
ward to any person giving information
leading to the arrest OF any one selling
or giving intoxicating liquor to lndi-
ans
The late General Harrison was one oil
the most democratic of presidents No
one OF his predecessors or successors
has been seen so frequently upon the
street, and 1t was his custom to stop
and shake hands with friends that he
met while walking just as he did with
his neighbors in Indianapolis. Nor did
he confne his walks to daylight, nor
limit his social calls as most presidents
have done, to the houses OF his cabinet.
He frequently went out alone to spend
the evening with a friend, and 1t was
his habit to play whist at the residence