The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-07-23

quickly sold his load at sets.
Mr.. Frank H. Cannon went on Sum
day to Ogden on a visit to his folks.
Mrs. viii Watson gave birth to a
young son on Wednesday night. 18th.
| MARRIED-At Boise, Idaho on July
l4th. Mr.. w. Fl. Watt aud Mrs. Vivian
Z. Stone, nee Weber, both Of HALEY.
Mr.. Stuart Ellis of Washington, D.
c. representing the United States Cen.
sus Office paid It's visit last week on
business connected with that office.
August Basso, an old-time resident OF
Eureka, has returned here from a six
wears visit to Italy, bringing a wife and
Two children. He expects to go into
business here
| Several OF our people have very re.
eel tly lost both horses and mule from
the range. They have evidently been
tolen, az there is good reason to sus-
pect the thief.
Joseph Siegel of Salt Lake City, Que
OF the owners OF the Siegel group of
mines at iegel, accompanied by civil
engineer came in from Salt Lake and
went on to the mines on Saturday.
Supt. McCaffery, after a visit to Salt
Lake City on business, returned to
Auney on Saturday where he will push
| the erection OF machinery now being
delivered there for the Grand Deposit
Mines.
II. II. Frank and Andy Olson, seek
ing change from the busy hum city
life, betook themselves 10 the noun.
tains for few days aud returned with
4 big lot Of game, which furnished
many table on Sunday. Thanks gem
tiemen for your kind remembers
Geo +. Parker while engaged at the
Wide West COS mill met with a very
| painful accident TO his eye. iucapacita-
ting him for several days. DR.. Me-
Curdy extracted some pieces of steel
tud he is now conyalescing.
While there is an abundance OF water
II used properly for much larger pop.
| ulatl0n than we have. there are com
plants OF some people letting the water
run to waste all night and Others using
very much L ore than necessary on
their gardens. A little care and good
| Judgment will smooth the path OF the
owner Of the water works.
Geo Kelsey and Jos. Scott are work
ing on their new discovery OF gold and
although the vein is not wide at the
point of development it is very rich.
They are worthy citizens and their
friends rejoice in their success. This
same ground has been located and
abandoned many times, but the parties
failed to do what the present owners
have homework. The ledge was COW
cred by debris.
Robert J. Caskey, principal OF the
Salt Lake City Collegiate Institute,
com aining business with pleasure came
out during v. cation to recuperate In
the pure air OF eastern Nevada and
cunny ing Scoichmanlike look after the
Hlmight dollar. He is advocating the
claims OF his College and selling policies
10 the New York Life Insurance Co.,
and we uplne he will do well for both.
DR.. ]. c. Leonard, the dentist, from
all over, has returned after visiting tue
towns and hamlets of the county. The
DR. is a collector of relics OF by-gone
ages, particularly appertaining to the
history of the races OF people inhabit-
ing this land in the past. While Ia Ely
DR.. Richardson presented him with
what be calls stallagmatic cast OF u
human skull, showing the suture that
joins the frontal bones of the head
with the oecipital bone. 1t was found
in cave 300 feet deep from the surface
in the Robust mine. The other por-
iions of the body were evidently de-
stroyed by the miners. The doctor
continues: This silent lecturer undoubt-
edly belongs 10 primitive man who dis.
putcd the cave with the sabre tooth
Tiger, the lion and hyena, for caves as
dwelling places. The sizs indicates it
to be the skull of a woman. DR.. Leon.
ard will forward the curiosity to the
University of Michigan at Ann Hsrbor
for the scientists of that institution to
investigate and report. 1.-THE above
described curiosity was truly euoug b
unearthed in the Robust mine about 3
years ago, but we are Of tho opinion
thar 4 scientific investigation will dem-
onslrate it to be the skull OF some small
aud probably extinct, animal Other
bones found bore no resemblance to
those Of the human body. In the walls
, of the small cavety in which the re.
, mains were incased, were also 'found
. marks and scratches resembling those
. made by the clawed animal.-Ed