The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-17
NOTE ABOUT TOWN.

nOuI ~ AAOAAOW AiOAhAbBs
James McNulty, of Silver Canon,
has been in town for several days, TAX
ing in the McWade performances.
The funnral of the young child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Litter took place
from the Star Tunnel last Sunday.
Miles Morris and Pat O'Malley have
taken a contract to run a drift in the
Teacup. They have seven men at
work.
There seems to be considerable
sickness prevalent in this section at
the present time. We hear of no very
serious cases however.
Dan Bernstein has bought out N.
Booths barber business, and If you
want to get shaved or your hair put in
tip-top shape in a jiffy, Dams the man
to do It,.
Charley Wah has added a bakery
shop to his restaurant. Fresh bread
will be delivered in any part of town
by leaving oradeas at his restaurant.
p. F. Dolan advertises two stray
horses IN our columns to-day. The
animals are valuable and the owner
Is wanted to come and get them.
The latest report from Miss De
Long, the school teacher at Ward,
who has been so i'll for some weeks,
Is that she is slowly sinking. and but
little hopes are now entertained of her
recovery.
DIR. Thatcher, of San Francisco, ar
rived here last Saturday and will re-
main with us three or four weeks.
The doctor Is a first class dentist, and
parties requiring his services can find
him at DIR. Tufford's. Read his card In
another column.
Mr.. Hurd, President OF the Teacup
Company, who has been here settling
its affairs for the past two weeks, and
which he accomplished Enthusiastically
TO all parties concerned, departed for
the East Thursday morning.
George Madalena gives notice in
another column, warning all persons
against negotiating for a certain note,
drawn by him in favor Sanford Hall
and B. +. Clark.
A. X. Watsons house, at Robson,
was burned one night last week, to-
gether with all IL contained. The oc-
cupants escaped with nothing but
their night clothes and are left desti-
tute.
Supt. Goss, of the L. & c. road, and
Col. Phipps, arrived from a lour of
observation through Kingsley Pass
and on TO Deep Creek, last Sunday.
We ~endeavored to interview the Col
onel on the subject OF bis mission. but
TO all our inquiries he proved as mute
as the Spirits OF the Catskills did to
poor ''old Rip"
Charles Karbstein. the veteran
butcher of White Pine, was In town
last Sunday, en- route for his sheep
ranch at Deep Creek. Charley's faith
In White Pine still burns as brightly
n sincerely as youthful maiden's
plighted troth. In imagination, at
least, he sees Hamilton's bright MORN
ing star lready above the horizon,
and he's keeping an eye on it.
A certain county official of this
county, whose Democratic proclivi-
ties reach to the core, candidly admits
that Republican School Trustees make
the best selection of teachers. He
says their good judgment I'm this re-
spect is only equalled by his own.
And like his immortal namesake he
scan not tell a lie."
The supply Of st. Louis beer ran
short here the fore part Of the week,
and in consequence, Pierce and Carey
combined water companies were
heavily drawn on. and for a time a
water as well as beer famine seemed
imminent, Wednesday, however,
six prairie schooners hove in sight
with a bounteous supply of the st.
Louis article. Since then the water
tanks have had a rest and are now
overlooking.
Bonds were issued this week by the
Teacup Company to those holding In
debtedness against the same. The
bonds bear date August Goth, payable
In ninety days, and are secured by
the first mortgage, deposited with
Wells, Fargo and Co. in New York.
Many of our people are no "bloated
bond holders" Even the News man
has one deposited in a fire proof vault.
We now feel kindly disposed towards
bondholders in general, and those OF
the Teacup in particular.