The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-04-14
ioR MONK RAIEs.
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

GUCAl ANU OI0En mar CNtNuo.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
YER. 55; Lead "a 80; Copper 1890.
The fine weather OF the past week
has driven many prospectors to the
hills.
MRS, w. D. Buntin is assisting Re-
corder Dicke s6n with the work in that
office.
Mrs. d. c. Mcdonald and Miss
Grace Bassett returned last evening
from Cherry Creek,
w. Rynearson treated the interior OF
his saloon to fresh coat of paint this
week, which adds considerable to the
attractiveness of the place.
Word comes from Preston that no
new cases of small pox have made their
appearance, and those afflicted have
completely recovered.
Freight teams from Toano and Eu-
reka unloaded large supply OF msr-
chandise here this week.
Several parties. are gathering range
horses IN this section for shipment to
eastern markets.
The Social Club dance Friday eve.
ming, while not very largely attended
was nevertheless an enjoyable affair.
c. S. Jessen leaves to-day for Salt
Lake City, where he will visit for two
weeks before continuing on to St. Louis
to take in the Exposition.
Mrs. j. H. Eager will open Cath.
olic Sunday School here, beginning
with next Sunday, and invites all the
children of that religion to attend.
To. morrow will be Arbor Day, and
In accordance with the proclamation OF
the Governor, the day should be de.
voted to the planting OF trees, shrubs
and vines, and the adornment of pub
lie and private grounds.
The gentle zephyrs of spring haye
made their appearance here in unmis-
taxable warmth the past week, the
thermometer registering 80 degrees in
the shade for the past four days.
Our representatives must haYe taken
the cock tail route to Virginia, as no
news OF the convention was received
here yesterday.
Thos. Davis and wife drove over from
Cherry Creek, Sunday. The former
returned again Tuesday, and the lat
ter will remain here for some time ON
a visit to her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Mezger.
Parties who have been enjoying The
past time of shooting their neighbors
chickens with 22.calibre rife, should
be reminded that they are laying them.
selves open to fine and Imprisonment
for the discharge of hre arms within
the town limits.
DR.. C. L. r.. Wallace and wife, OF
Sacra mento, arrived here Thursday,
and for the present is visiting with
Supt. E. Gray and wife at the Ruth.
The doctor will, however, shortly To-
cate In town.
Contributions to the fund for the
hepefit of Nevada's exhibit at the St.
Louis ibition will he received at
w. B. Graham's store, where those
who desire TO help the good cause
along can leave their name and few
dollars. Over 5000 has thus far been
subscribed.
ernest and Arthur Millick came over
from Osceola, Friday, to replenish
their stock of provisions, returning
again w cd nesday to continue the de-
velopuent OF their gold properties a
few miles south Of that camp. They
were accom- panied by their brother,
Henry.
Reports coming from Osceola state
that Messrs. Honsinger, Williams and
partners have opened up large ledge
of free milling gold ore in their mine
II 10 claimed the ore will 60 better than
300 per ton. Other properties In the
camp are showing up favorably, and
wishal the prospectors for considerable