The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-07-30
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.


yer, 54l; Lead $3.50; Copper $500.
DIR. Hamilton, the dentist, Is still here
several nmercial travellers have
visited us the past week
Geo. r. Meyer Sr., has recovered
sufficiently from his receut illness 10 BE-
about town again.
Mrs. 7. G. Davis, after spending the
past two weeks here visiting relatives
left Monday for her home in Cherry
Greek
n. Jacobson, a mem Der OF the firm OF
Adolph Harris & Co, spent Sunday
here 10 the Interests OF his company.
J. NJ. Fox and L. c. Olmstead came
over from Spring valley Friday on bus.
iness. Tho latter gentleman left for his
home In Salt Lake City Monday.
No. Ruby valley white oats. 2.55
per lOOlbs; wheat ~ Go and barley e.. So
Lum ber at a sacrifice, at Hayes.
Tho town has agaln assumed its ay-
eraRe population on tho return this
week of sll the camping parties. An
other large crowd Is preparing for an
outing this week.
Il. F. Miller pulled out again Monday
for tour OF inspection over the Osce-
ola. Frisco stage route. but will again
return here this week.
Eugene Howell, Secretary OF State
came in Monday from Hamilton on
trip OF inspection OF his various min
ing interests in this county. upon which
1t /, rumored In the Western part Of
the state he Is about To close big deal.
Louis and Fred Franks. accompanied
by NJ. Cohen. left here Monday even
ing for Muncy Creek, where they ex-
pect TO engage In their respective voca-
tions providing the business OF the new
camp iustifes.
W. N. McGill, General Manager o.
the Mckinley Mining g. Smelling Com
pany OF this place, returned Tuesday
from en- extended visit in the east,
where he had boon on matters connec.
ted with the interests OF his company,
aud to discuss with the directors tho
future conduct OF the properties
Joseph l. Giroux, General Manager
OF the United Verde Copper mines OF
Jerome. Arizona, came 10 from the
west Saturday and has been spending
the past week here looking over the
Developments OF the properties OF The
Glruux Consolidated Mines Company,
OF which he IL President. He fsft again
this morning.
Six pounds Arbuekle's coffee, sl 90;
lbs. dried salt Pork, sl.00: and fresh
creamery butter 30 cts. per h. at
Hayes.
Jas. p. McOmie departed last week
for Reno, where he will join his wife,
who, we are informed, has been looking
over the tield there with u view to star
ting cigar factory II company with
some relatives who are now engaged in
the manufacturing of cigars in Calfor-
la
Many OF our ranobs "a nave completed
tue putting up OF the first crop ot hay,
which, notwittstanding the col and
backward spring weather, has eaen al
better acreage yield tha1 Tor many
previous years Save Tor a few windy
days the season has been an excellent
me Tor putting up good hay, no rain
storms having iaserierred with the
harvest TO any exteut
he automobile after undergoing II
thorough repair and being provided
with zinc dust protector for the ma
chinery. roll.d OUT again Tuesday
morning Tor the Wells. stopping sever
al hours AT chorry Creek enrout The
addition OF the dust protector is some
what OF an experiment and IL wIll take
several runs oyer The raid to demon
>trate whether the air pipss loading
from it will supply sufficient air to keet
the machinery from oyerheating. a
few repairs on the road are also neees