The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-12-12
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Location notices for sale at this Office
The delinquent tax list for the yeal
1901 appears in this issue of the NEWS
A snow storm accompanied by thun
der and lightning was the feature o
Friday last.
Latest quotations for copper ara
15i cents; silver IS cents, and lead
$3.50.
Prof. Ramsdell, the prestidigateuri
will entertain the people of Eureks
during Holiday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Evans of Hamil-
ton left last Monday for Eureka where
they will spend the Winter.
The Rocco Homestake mine at Ham
ilton will close down on Saturday night
Of this week for the Holidays.
VIM. E. Fordham has been appoint
ed postmaster at Spruce, Elko county,
vice Catherine Healy, resigned.
A. L Hudgens, the sporting dentist,
is one OF the directors in a new 81, 900, :
600 mining company at Tonopah.
W. C. Rose OF Cherry Greek is in
Salt Lake City this week purchasing
machinery for the Wide West mine.
The practice OF emptying ashes in
the middle OF the principal street has
its drawbacks as well as its ad vantages.
The victims of the recent explosion
at Hamilton are recovering satisiactor-
fly, but Dennis Coyle is still in pre-
carious condition.
Affidavits OF assessment work on
mining claims for the year 1901 are
being rapidly filed with the County
Recorder.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display OF Sanborn, Valid Co. !,
which has no equal in that city.
County Treasurer Williamson again
invites proposals for the surrender OF
County warrants drawn on the General
Fund and also for outstanding six per
cent bonds.
Z. ]. McEllin who, has been spending
several days in Hamilton, is shipping
his piano. Sc ring machine and other
effects to Alameda, and win leave for
that place in day or two.
Only twenty days remain within
which the assessment work on mining
claims for the year 1901 must be COM
pleted aud every available man in the
camp Is being pressed into service.
Jack Jury came over from Hamilton
yesterday and will make Ely his home
for the future. Jack has q reputation
as caller for dances and viii undoubt-
edly give the people of this place an
exhibition OF his vocal powers.
County Treasurer Williamson this
week made his settlement with the
County Auditor and found that his
accounts balanced to nicely This is
gratifying TO tho Treasurer, as 1t will
also be to the people of the county
generally.
F. NJ. Clark is doing the business
In Holiday Goods, and his customers
find it an absolute pleasure to select
presents from his large aud carefully
selected stock. New arrivals OF goods |
are announced for today and tomorrow,
and these will De followed by other
next week. Call early |
and make your selections.
When searching for Holiday pres
ents do not forget to call at NJ. Cohen's |
and examine the 6ne line of handker-
chiefs, ties, and other articles In fur |
nishing goods now arriving He es-
pecially calls attention to his new line |
OF boys suits, aud IS con61en you will |
find at his store handsome and useful |
present for young and old.
j. b. Williamson, Assessor and
Treasurer OF White Pine county. will
spend several weeks in California this
Winter. He will leave here In the
early part of January, and after at
tending the regular meeting Of the
State Board OF Assessors, which Is to
be held at Carson on January 10, will
visit the towns along the coast Dur
ing his absence w. N. McGilI will act
as Deputy Treasurer.