The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-06
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS

Just take look at Hayes new ad.
Copper Flat is the liveliest place in
the State Of It's size.
The dance last Tuesday was a grand
success in every respect.
Several more tons of freight arrived
this week for our merchants.
There has been nothing much hap
pened here this week outside of politics
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky, +. M. Clark, sole
agent. Ely
Henry Schilling came in from osceola
last evening, bringing with him the first
returns from that precinct.
Candidates Miles, Reilly and Cart
wright were looking after their inter-
ests here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Campbell of
Steptoe, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Melon
aid of Duck Creek, were In town Tues
day.
Some interesting developments have
been made In the Saxton this week, OF
which we will have more to say in our
next issue.
f. L. Giroux, a prominent Colorado
mining man and engineer, is in Salt
Lake City in the interest of big deal
involving Nevada properties controlled
by local talent.
Mr.. A. S. Cook, brother of the young
man who was accidentally blown up at
Steptoe last week, is here from Pres
colt. Arizona, looking after the inter-
ests of his brother.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
this afternoon at Mrs. w. N. McGill's.
A full attendance is requested as the
Society has In view the making Of ar
rangements for children's Christmas
entertainment.
Developments the past week at Pilot
Knob have been more than OF the most
encouraging nature. Over twenty-five
feet OF almost solid sulphlde ore, carry
ing from 10 to 20 per cont copper, has
been opened up.
T. G. Davis and wife came over from
Cherry last Thursday to attend the
funeral OF Chas. Cook. The former do
parted the next morning for home, but
Mrs Davis is spending the week here
with her aunt, Mrs. George Merger.
But very few State election returns
had reached here up to the time we
went to press. So scattering are the
reports received that it is almost i'm
possible to form any idea as to the final
result, save that our friend Cleveland s
chances are very good
The White Pine Miner, edited by j..
NJ. Lynch, and published on Gardner
Street (?), made its appearance on Sat
urday last in the form of a four-page
quarto weekly, replete with mining
news and a review OF the local candid
ates, which afforded some rather spicy
reading for the parties concerned.
The Rocco. Homestake mine at Ham
llton, Nevada, has marketed over ,0OO
tons OF high-grade ore SO far this sea
son, and now has about 200 tons in
transit. 1t Is understood that the COM
pauy, with headquarters at Eureka,
Nevada, contemplates the payment OF
another dividend in the near future.
Important disclosures In the mine have
been reported OF late. ---Salt Lake Min
ing Review.
There were several Hallow cen par
ties out last Friday evening, and Jndg'
ing from the appearance oil the town
Saturday morning, there were FAR more
than was at first supposed Wagons
were scattered about town IN every con
celyable shape; signs OF all kinds were
put up in many appropriate and nnap
propriate places; the school bell wa
muffled, aud the school room was s.
badly mixed up that it was impossible
to hold school on Monday or Tuesday
A Miners Union was temporarily or
yanizcd in Lane City last Saturda,
evening under tho direction Mr.. Thos
Livingston, There wore thirty hv
minors present vt the meeting, all o
whom sygnihad their willingness to be
come charter members Of the organi
cation We were informed that no fu
ture policies or defnate objects wer
advanced, and that the purpose OF tn