The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14

PERSONALLY. ii. Pitchford, of The
Prospect, came in from Shelburn early
in the week, and after a short stay took
his departure for Belmont. He will be
back again in about ten days.
We are pleased to see Dennis Daily
back in our midst. Dennis has been
making quite a lengthy trip through the
Western portion of the State and in Cali
fornia has had a pleasant time and
comes back enjoying good health.
Charley Geary, proprietorof the board
ing house on lower Main street, left this
week for San Francisco, to meet his FAM
lily and put in the Winter with them. He
hopes to return again in May.
Thos. p. Hawley, one of the shining
legal lights of this city and Supreme
Judge elect, has disposed of his effects
here and gone to Carson City, where will
be his future abode. Mr.. Hawley, as a
lawyer, was most efficient, and as a gen.
tleman, was esteemed by all. May his
merits crown his future with success and
add to his high professional reputation.
Judge G. G. Goodwin, Republican can-
didate for Congress at the late election,
arrived from Eureka ON Thursday and
left for Shelburn yesterday. Will return
this way in a few days.
Those BOYS ARE GorNo.-N. S. Warren,
of the Peoples Market, having disposed
of his interest in that market after long
connection Herewith, will leave these
once bright scenes on Monday next, des-
tined for Phoebe. As one Of those Boys
there lever was a better one an honest,
straightforward and enterprising business
man a true friend and jovial companion.
James Dinwoody, of the Barnum Restaur-
ant, a bosom companion, and of whom
any amount of good things may be said,
will accompany him on the trip, and
should he find it to his advantage to re-
main, will do SO. For recommendation
to our neighbors of Phoebe their faces are
sufficient. They go from here with the
best wishes and kindly feeling of this
community and the sincere regret of the
writer.
Music HATH CHAEMs.-0n Wednesday
evening last, feeling rather lonely, We
strayed into the barber shop of our friend
Dan Needs, and requested him to ring
the banjo and sing a good old song,
which request was complied with, and
in less than ten minutes the shop was
crowded with those same boys again. A
pleasant hour soon passed, when u two
bit piece was thrown in sight and the
an...l II A.. 1A..x ll III -
left reluctantly, but each with pleasant
thoughts and many good words for Dan.
JUMPED TIE TRACK. - An old timer
known throughout the Coast as Badly
Green, has thrown up the ribbons and is
now keeping a first-class boarding and
lodging house at Robinson. Badly has
deservedly won the reputation as one of
the best, safest and most accommodating
geehoes that ever fed silk behind a six
horse team. Should any Of his many
friends from this section pass that way
they viii not fail to give Badly a call.
The WEArnER.-The bright'and genial
weather of the past monthlhas been the
subject Of general remark. We remember
Phikeis ~ THIS seasoh since iooz- D..
After just such an open Winter, we
witnessed "A great impulse to mining
enterprise, and trust that this may prove
the %forerunner Of another find of the
same sort.
NoTIcE.-All parties indebted to the
late DIR. w. ii. Taylor, will please call at
the publication Office of The White Pine
News, at st. Nicholas Saloon, and make
payment with Geo. W. Rutherford.