The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-03-17
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

The latest metal quotations are: Sill
YER, SO; Lead &4.60; Copper sl2 So.
Apron and necktie dance tonight.
Lawyers should roets. They are &C
customed to writing "versus".
D. c. Mcdonald and family are Wis.
itipg at the Comins' ranch.
Political bees have begun to buzz in
the ears of our best listeners.
A daughter was born to tho wife OF
D. Curto, at Lane City, Thursday.
Two now Forfeiture Notices to ]. ].
Gubler and David Ross, rsspectivel,
will be found in this issue.
W. N. McGill will arrive to-day from
business trip 10 Carson and Salt Lake
Cities.
Lewis and Fred Franks and Geo
Black burn, left Sunday for Goldfields,
the booming camp of Esmeralds coun-
ty.
Steve Baker returned Thursday from
Cherry and is again attending to the
wants OF patrons At the Capitol saloon
Notice of assessment No. II, OF the
White Pine Copper Company, appears
In another column.
Mr.. O!mstead, representing Baker b
Hamilton Of Sacramento, came in Tues
day to interview our merchants.
j. Magnuson and VIM. Lawson left
Sunday for few days prospecting 10
the eastern part OF the county,
Albert Heusser, Fine Molleson and
&C. Gallag her we're marketing hs!
during the week.
Bicycles and marble games are an
every day occurrence on our streets
these days.
B. f. Miller and D. c.. Kennedy, a.
ter straiR hteniUg out their stage bust
ness here, left for THEIRS spective homes
in Wells and Salt Lake, Sunday morn.
ing.
The Duffy family concluded . four
nights show here Saturday evening.
and pulled out Monday for DeLsmar,
stopping over at Lund enroute to give
performance.
County Assessor House came In from
the northeastern part OF the county
Thursday. and has pulled out again
for We know not whittier.
Farmers and stock raisers In this Sec
tion are jubilent over the prospects of
an early summer and an increased wat
sr supply. Already grass 10 making its
appearance on tho mountain ranges.
A few who have blown in their win.
ter earnings. took the Foot and Walk.
ers route out of town this week.
D. N. Harper writes from New York
City that his sister died there on the
3rd; that he would bs able to devote
his entire attention to deal here now,
and would soon be with US again
Mrs. P. Aultman gave birth to .
daughter. Tuesday evening, but the
infants life on earth was very brief,
having passed away Yesterday morn
ing. The mother is doing Is we'll as
could be expected under the circun =
stances.
w. D. Clemens and wife cameiu Il ON
Lund, Monday. Mr.. Clemens reports
the prospects for lively copper camp
10 the Ellison district this summer ~
exceeding favorable. Representative
of the syndicate, in which J. Phelsphs
Stokes is interested, will be on tie
ground next week ready to make the
first payment of $14. O0O on the claims
under bonds, and also put numb ber oi
men to work upon thsm.
Cbas. Dean, a native Of Oklahoma,
who has bt en- County charge fer th.
past month, died ut the liiepe hotel.
TUESDAY afternoon. The deceased was
young man aud came from good par
ents. They have wired to shipped his
remains home, but they did not state
whether they would pay the cost o.
characterization, However, the remaini