The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-03-28
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

uuson lod glng house, in connection with
the Riepe hotel.
BLANK LOCATION NOTICES, in
proper form, have been printed at this
office, and are now for sale.
Look out for Grahams new Delivery
Wagon. Even a delivery wagon may
show the signs of coming prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. McOmie have returned
from California. Their many friends
are glad TO see them once more among
US.
W. B. Graham has returned from
the city. A large amount OF freight
had preceded him. The store will be
full OF new goods.
The News Office thanks Mr.. Eugene
Howell, Secretary Of State, for a copy
of the approved Revenue Bill, synop-
sis of which will be found in another
column.
Mr.. Thomas Judd, OF Lund, made
this Office flying visit, last week, and
reports that the farmers in his vicinity
are ploughing, and getting ready for
their Spring work.
Count Boni de Castellane fought a
duel with NJ. de Rodays, the editor,
and wounded him in the leg. The in
jury is not serious, and the editor win
bo around in few days.
Mr.. w. p Lynn, who has been in
Ely for some weeks, looking after the
interests of the Ely Mining and Milling
Company, returned to Salt Lake last
Friday. Mr.. Lynn is pleasant gen
tleman, and made many friends while
here.
A pleasant little dinner party was
given one day last week, by Mrs. l.. f.
Shepherd, OF Lane City The guests
were Ex Governor Adams, MIR. w. Z.
Lynn, and Mr.. w. N. McGn. The lit
tie company celebrated the safe return
of Mr.. Shepherd from the East.
Four members OF the Ed. Davis "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" Company were burn
ed to death In Railway Combination
Coach, at Olive, place near Missoula,
Montana, on the 10th. The sleeper
was attached to the regular east-bound
train, and was in flames before the pas
canuara poula ba aro,tsad
The Sheriff and Mr.. Williamson re-
turned last Friday from their second
trip this winter to the Utah line, In the
interests OF the county. Nothing OF
special Importance took place on the
trip. There were plenty OF sheep in
sight, but they were across the line,
and White Pine county could not get
hold OF them.
A "Rummage party was given last
Saturday night by Miss Jennie Caroth-
ers. Each invited guest carried bun
die consisting of something which was
not very valuable to the owner These
bundles were exchanged by the guests,
until one was found which contained
something worth keeping. A great
deal of fun was the result; and though
no one was much the richer for the ex-
change, all enjoyed the novelty of the
entertainment.
Mr.. j. NJ. Fox, OF Shoshone, who is
interested in the X. A. p. mine, made
this office very pleasant call on Sat
urday. Mr.. Fox reports that the mine
is paying expenses. The owners ex-
pect to put up a small smelter, in the
near future. They have about three
tons of ore ready to ship. The ore is
sixty per cent lead, and runs about %
ounces of silver. Some of the lead ore
goes as high as 60 and so per cent.
The Carson News says that Assem-
blyman Paul departed for Salt Lake,
last evening. A number of mine inyes-
tors are desirous of visiting this por-
tion OF Nevada, and Mr.. Paul is going
to show them around. The Assembly
man said he was surprised to hear OF
the number of apparently good oppor-
tunitles in this vicinity, and believes
that capital will soon be interested
here. Senator Clark, of Montana, has
bonded Mr.. Paul's White Pine mines.
A very pleasant little story Is eonnec-
ted with the lad who was arrested by
Sheriff Newman and brought TO town
to await the action Of the Utah author
titles. The lad has been released, and
has gone back to the ranch OF Hon. A.
G. Cleveland. Mr.. Cleveland satisfied
the Utah authorities, by paying all
claims connected with the case. 1t was
kind and graceful thing to do, and
not only saved the boy much trouble,
but the State considerable expense. 1t
is to be wished that such Good Samar-
itans would show themselves oftener.
A curious story comes from New Ha-
ven, Conn. A Miss Ella Graham, aged
~ years, proof-reader in a printing
establishment in New Haven, called on
two friends, and asked them II they
would be pail bearers at her funeral.
She said she would be dead in week.
They were amazed at her proposition,
and tried to make her forget all about
her premonition OF approaching death.
She was in splendid health at the time.