The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-21

FIRE.-At about 2 O'Clock on Thursday
morning the fire bell brought the inhab-
itants Of this quiet town up all standing.
Two houses on Hunter street, one occu-
pied by Cinnamon as a laundry, and
the other by w. E. Landon, were burned
to the ground. HID any wind prevailed
at the time, the fire would have spread
rapidly and destroyed a great deal of
property, owing to the fact that the n.y.
drant on the corner of Main aud Hunter
streets was frozen up, and the firemen
were compelled to pour n kettle of hot
water around the one Mt the corner of
Main and Dunn streets before n stream
could be got on the burning buildings.
Go TO HUDSON Sew places of bust
ness outside the large cities can compare
with the elegantly fitted-up resort ON
Main street, owned and managed by H..
Green Hudson, the celebrated artist.
For n~eatness, gentlemanly treatment, and
latest touches in the tonsorial art, Hud-
son has no superior. This is well testi-
fled to by the citizens and transient yisi-
tors of our town, many of whom make
it their headquarters, sure Of hot or cold
water, and all necessities for dressing.
Go when you will, you hear the stereo-
typed saying of Your turn next, not
always addressed to yourself. We truly
commend him to the patronage of the
public.
MAsoSIo.-0ficers of White Pine
Lodge, No. II, T. q A. NJ: Thos. N.
Browne, w. NJ, reelected; J. L. Rob
e%rtson, s. W., reelected; +. II. Morton,
S. W.; Il. Sadler, Treasurer, reelected;
}. /. Mathewson, Secretary.
Officers of White Pine Chapter, No. 4,
II. A. NJ: VIM. Timson, NJ. T.. II. P;
I. N. Browne, L. K; J. V. b. Perry,
+. S.; J. Emanuel, G. of H.; NJ. Ballen-
berg, p. s.; A. Hass, II. A. c.; j. Potts,
NJ. 3D. v; 2. A. Wagner, NJ. I'd v; p.
Steler, NJ. LIST V; J. T. Mathewson,
Treasurer; r. Sadler, Secretary.
DRESS FOR CHRIsTMAs.-Now is the
time for the seedy, who propose to get
themselves up for the holidays in gor-
geous array, to call on Johnny Emanuel.
Talk about regardless OF expense why
this grand Clothing Emporium will fit
out every denizen of the county in the
best kind of good goods for just ever
so little money, provided it will cover
the cost price at San Francisco. Selling
out at cost is the watchword at Cohn
Bros clothing store, Hamilton. See
advertisement.
AssEMBLYMES ELEor.-The members
elect from this county to the next Legis-
lature, are moving toward the State Cap
ital. Thomas Robinson left with his
family ON Wednesday. 0. Ii. Gray,
named for Speaker, is already in the
West, airing his parliamentary qualifica-
tons. The Democratic quota, consist
ing of Hon. Fred. Cole, Ell. Mathews
and Charles Vinnedge, will be on the
wing during the coming week.
FINE TuRNoUTs.-Ballenberg & Morris,
proprietors Of the Dexter Livery Stable,
have the finest %turnouts in Eastern
Nevada. Their team of H~ambeltonians.
for ~fieetness, symmetry Of form and grace
ful carriage, We venture to say can not be
surpassed in the State. All who delight
in a pleasant drive will find Dan Morris
even willing TO hook up a first-class rig at
reasonable figures.
TURKEYS FOR EyERYBoDY.-There will
be a grand turkey rattle at the st. Mich
olas Saloon, on Christmas Eve (Tuesday
evening. 24th), continuing until every
man, woman and child between here and
the capital Of Turkey is supplied.
Sr. LIKES PARISH There will be
services ON Sunday at IL a. m. and 7
p. IN. At Trinity Chapel, Eberhardt, at
3 p. m. On Christmas eve, festival: and
services on Christmas ut IL u. m.
JoHS CORNELL, Rector.
PEEsoNAL.-Maj Joe Evans, of the
firm OF Pond, Reynolds & Co., liquor
dealers, 2l2 California streets, San Fran
cisco, passed through during the week.
TRIM on BErHARDs.-The defendant
was arraigned on the Indictment for
murder, in the District Court on We'd
nesday last, and was given till Monday
next to plead. His trial was set for
Mondaytho 30th inst.
/. o. o. d. l.. - Members in good
standing OF this association are requested
to meen at their Hall, Saturday, at 0 p.
m. Business Of Importance TO transact.
MoBRfs BAL1ENBERG, Secretary.
NoTIoE.-All parties indebted to the
late DIR. W. il. Taylor, viii please call at