The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-07

uhVo Nauu ueserNeulJ So IOf ~oefKeanJ-at-
Arms of the Assembly, is putting in a
couple of weeks at Phoebe.
A. NJ. Burns, a pioneer of White Pine,
left on Mondays stage for Phoebe. Burns
will be remembered as the author who
read the Poem on the 4th of July last,
which was published in these columns.
May success attend him.
VIM. G. Love, County Auditor elect,
dropped in upon us the other day. Billy
is looking well; has been rusticating in
the eastern part of the county, and in
tends making a short stay among MS. In
all sincerity We wish him hearty well
come.
Billy Wilson, of horse notoriety, is
again with us from San Francisco. Billy
looks well, and says he would have put in
an appearance sooner, but was waiting to
see Occident pass the home stake.
Johh Rice, of Wells, Fargo and Co. 8,
Phoebe, passed through this week, had
been to Shelburn and wa en- route for
Phoebe.
Orr 0 ProcHE.-Dr. &. II. Alexan-
der, one of the most enterprising of our
business men, and who for the past two
years has faithfully discharged the i'm
portant duties of County Commissioner,
has taken up the line of march to Phoebe.
We regret sincerely the departure of DIR.
Alexander. The good name which he
has merited in this and other parts of
the State where he is known, will go with
him and insure the respect and conf
dence of the community of his new
home. His large drug store has preced-
ed him, and will add greatly to the bust
ness aspect Of our iourishing neighbor-
ing town. Known and recognized as one
Of the most skillful and reliable druggists
Of this Coast, we bespeak for him the
good will and liberal patronage of the
public.
EXCELLENT AND CHEAP. = Johnny
Emanuel, the gentlemanly and attentive
manager of the Clothing Emporium OF
j. Cohn & Bro, is daily in receipt of
new goods of the latest style and pattern,
and has constantly on hand the finest
assortment of gents dress goods ever
brought into this market. Everything,
from IA shoe lace to a Boston-in-ashes
hat. Those who are in need Of a good
suit and excellent fit Mt reasonable figures,
should not fail to give Johnny a call, look
on his smiling face and note his winning
ways. We have been there and know
how it is ourself.
NEW ORGANIzArfoS.-In consequence
of the departure of so many of the fair
sex, II number Of gentlemen here, who
their loss, have concluded to
form an organization to be known rs the
Independent Order of Deserted Lovers.
The objects of the society are for the
purpose Of mutual condolance among the
members, aud sympathy with each other
in their hour of trial. We expect in our
next to announce the officers Of this new
social club.
MARRIED.-Under the proper head,
in another column, will be found the
marriage of Edward Patchen to Miss
Matte Parker, both of Duckwater. The
ceremony took place at the residence
of Justice Davis, ON Monday last. After
the knot was tied, the twain with n num-
Der of friends, celebrated the event over
u 1AAAAAtStiDAtn ltifftois LUX AAt iii ~
happy honeymoon.
RE-oPENED. - Red Franks saloon is
again ia full blast, painted, refitted and
run by Ed. Angeson. We stepped in the
other evening and were greeted with a
smile, and took n smile, with the gentle
manly mixologist Sam Wooden. The
best Of wines and liauor kent Mt the bar
and a pleasant, cosy place to enjoy one
OF his fine imported cignrs. Don't for
get to drop in.
FINE CABISErr.-A. Jackson, of the
Jackson House, and School Commission
er elect. has the finest collection Of speci-
mems ever seen in one cabinett, and more
constantly arriving. The other evening a
friend from the interior allowed his gen.
erosity TO oyerstep the bounds OF his
greed for filthy lucre and contributed a
handsome little silver brick.
OYSTERS AND HoT CoFFEE.-Plumhof,
Of the Stone Saloon, is in constant re-
ceipt of fresh oysters from San Francisco,
which will be served up in every style
known TO the art, together with hot
coffee and nm elegant lunch. Give Billy
Il call.
RESTAURANT CHANGE.-Mrs. Moch hay
ing disposed Of her first-class restaurant,
preparatory to n trip East, the boarders
are subjected to some little change. Mrs.
Donoghue is now the amiable hostess and
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