The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-04-02
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS

Don't forget tho Social Club dance
tomorrow Dight.
Hay seeds, flower seeds, vegetable
seeds, at Graham's.
Father Mannion OF Eureka, Is spend
Ing a few days here.
Eighty.two OF the new laws OF Neva.
appear 10 this issue oFthe NEWS.
Now Is the time OF year TO get your
garden seeds-W. b. Graham has them
A daughter WAS born to the wife oil
e. A. Cripps, Tuesday night.
A new 60.horse power boiler and
larger pumps are now on the road for
the Pilot Knob mines.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Miles has been quite sick the past few
days.
w. b. Graham has Just received a
large assortment of fresh flower and
garden seeds.
Mrs w. D. Campbell and Miss Mag
gle O'Hare are visiting with Mrs. j. +.
Niles.
The new fish law passed by the Legis-
latnre makes the open season begin
March Is, and close Noyem Der |. Any
one can now fish.
The condition of VIM. Hayes has been
causing his friends good of uneasiness
the past few days. He is somewhat
better to-day.
Quite heavy shower OF rain fell here
Sunday and Tuesday evening. We'd
nesdsy morning 1t began showing and
last night fully six inches had fallen.
Green grass Is beginning to make Its
appearance In the various lawns and
mountains about town, indicating that
the opening OF spring has really begun.
Il has showed since.
c. 8. Jessen left this week for Wyo'
ming, where he and X. c. Davis have
recently been located In some oil lands
by Bert Brim, formerly OF Duck Creek.
Steve Williams and +. M. Clark r.,
turned from White River Wednesday,
where the former gentleman was en-
gagged In business connected with the
leasing OF his ranch near Preston.
Quite q number OF the men employed
on tho smelter at the Keystone left this
week for Milford, Utah, wherc they
expect to get work on the smelter' now
In course OF erection there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Peacock, Chi )
s Ostergard and Jos. Watson left S n
Frsncisco last Saturday for Ely. Their
arrival may now be expected any day
At the reorganization OF the New
York and Nevada Copper Company n
New York last week, John a. Tray
lor, the former superintendent, was
chosen Vice. President and General
Manager.
The California legislature passed a
law at the recent session making 1t a
misdemeanor to cell whiskey to habit.
ual drunkards, Such law in this State
would be tough op he average Nevada
newspaper mar.
Some good road work has boen done
this week by the Mckinley company
and Commissioners Shallenb irger n
Robinson canyon, where the load VAS
very badly washed out. TLo work
accomplished so far consists OF grade
along the hillside from the Robust mill
to the lime kiln, avoiding the muddy
fiat ana the crossing OF the ditch at
that point. Considerable remains 10
still be done between htre and Lane be-
fore the road will again he In enod
shape.
F. NJ. Clark received a letter this
week from Louis Saroni & Co. of san
Francisco, asking him II he could give
them any Information concerning tn,
whereabouts of Mr. Meyr Lang
dead or alive. The last be rd Of Mr.
Lang was some seventeen years ago
when he was deputy sheriff in som'
part OF Nevada. The information vii
be thankfully received by Messrs. Sar
oni or Clark.