The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Our people are now enjoying the FIRST
sieig hing OF the winter.
A daughter WAS born to the wife OF
tanley Reed, Wednesday morning.
A meeting OF the Miners Union was
held Tuesday evening in the hall.
About twenty five witnesses on the
Miners Union side have been before
The jury.
A great many tons OF machinery for
the smelter have arrived at the Key
stone the past week.
Vim. Hayes is still considerably un-
der tho weather, but Is able to be out
OF bod at present.
Mrs. A. C. Cleveland departed Mon.
day for San Francisco, where she will
spend q few months vacation.
The next regular meeting OF tho A.
o. U. w. Lodge will be held In their
hall this evening. All members should
attend.
The largest rain and snow storm Of
the winter took place here Tuesday
night, and about six inches of the beau
tiful now covers the ground
Frank Paul left last week for Koko-
mo, Indiana, where he goes to be present
ct an important meeting Of the cap.
tslists interested in the development OF
the Pilot Knob mines.
A Law and Order Society was organ.
ised here this week, which has for its
purpose the prevention OF such acts
ss those recently prepetrated at the
Keystone, and tho maintslnence OF tho
Law In every respect.
White Pine received some recogni.
tion In tho Legislature by tho election
OF Senator Greene as President of the
Senate and the appointment of Mics
Una Reilly as Minute Clerk of the As
sembly.
Tho Grand Jury has been In contln.
uous session, excepting Sunday, since
last Friday, and they have gone well
down into the facts of the Keystone
shooting. That their verdict, when
rendered, to-day or tomorrow, will be
based upon those facts, without bias,
thore cannot be shadow OF doubt.
II 10 said that teas poonful of lemon
juice In glass OF water will destroy all
typhoid germs. This announcement
3 made by the Chicago health depart.
ment and by DR.. Asa Ferguson, an EN-.
inent physician OF London. II this is
true II Is we'll TO keep In mind when
shere 10 an edidemic of typhoid in your
section.
VIM. Meyer, President OF the wcf.
tern Federation OF Miners, accompanci
by Thos Murphy, an attorney from
Denver, Colo. arrived here last Thurs
day, since which time they have been
Investigating the recent labor trouble
here, while awaiting the verdict OF the
Grand Jury In the keystone tragedy
csse. which has been before that body
Tor the past week
The following are the names OF the
gentlemen who compose the Grand
Jury, Ne empaneled: A. c. Cleyelan
Jas n. Marriott, John Wearce. II, II.
Frank, II A Comins, NJ. McAulay.
w. D. Campbell Ole Hanson, H. NJ.
= lott. A. Heusaer, l. g, Doty, d. =.
Bartley. Jerry Kent, Phil McKernan
o. Il. Snow, Newt Boyd and w. G.
Lyons.
John a. Trdylo.. ia nas Gaskell and
e S. Harrington arrivol hero Thurs
day afternoon from Elko. The two
former gentlemen appeared before the
Grand Jury Saturday In their own be-
half. Since they occupy such an i'm
portant position 10 ae Keystone trad
edy, IL Was feared at first that some
demonstration might be made on their
arrival, but instead q rnfect quiet has
prevailed and they have with safety
beoa about town during the day and
taken up their lodging at the Court
house.