The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-20
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room to rent at a moderate price.
Don't forget to attend the fire meet
ing at the new hall at 81 o'clock this
evening.
DIR. Brooks was in from Silver
Canon Monday. He reports progress
i'll mining matters out that way.
The surveying party are still at
work on Egan Canon. They are
making a thorough map of the county
round there.
Mr.. Lou Parker. commission mer-
chant at I'oano, and general agent for
Cherry Creek freight, has been spend
ing several days in town.
The Reno Journal publishes the full
list of the Cherry Creek races, as
taken from the recent posters issued
from this office. Thanks.
It's about time the Amateurs were
giving us another show. Or have
they chung their banjo on a willow
tree"
And still they GOMEZ Another
wedding. they say, is soon to coine
noff. This time it is to a be lady who
fresides in the suburbs and an Egan
Canon honest miner.
Mrs. Bates is having her house, op-
posite the NEWS office, renovated and
painted. She will doubtless secure
plenty Of tenants after these needed
improvements are completed.
The Odd Fellows Association have
leased Williamson & McDermid's new
hall, and will hereafter hold their
meetings there. commencing to-
morrow.
y. Lowell, construction Snpt. of the
Western Union, vas in town several
days this week. He is on his annual
repairing tour of the overland route.
Pete looks younger than when we
first seen him early in the present
century.
p. Lagin, of Egan Cation, left for
San Francisco Thursday morning.
Business and pleasure may detain
him at the Bay city two or three
weeks.
The Star annual meeting ONE off
on the Goth instant. Transfer books
close on the 9th. If we mistake not
II was the duty of the secretary to adj
'vertise this fact at this end ofthe line.
Letters received here by the last
mail from Ward report Miss DE Long
as living dangerously i'll At that place.
The young lady's friends here feel
very respondent over the sad news.
John Wearne is building an addi-
tional wing to his residence. If John
keeps on improving he Will have a
good sized village around his store
before long.
/. Elias, of the clothing, store, will
go to San Francisco about the last of
the month to order an immense stock
of clothing and dry goods. Between
now and then be will sell his stock
OF hand at amazingly low prices. Go
and see for yourselves.
The new comet is coming. He is
now dimly visible in the northwest
ern heavens about nine o'clock IN the
evening. Like an Infatuated bull this
new celestial visitor throws his tail
upward. He is also visible in the
northeast, n little above the horizon,
about 4 in the morning.
Constable James Henry left for
Sioux City, Iowa, Tuesday, with little
Dickev Cameron. whose mother died
here a few weeks ago. The boy will
live with his grandparents at that
place. Mr.. Henry will return in
about three weeks.
Evan Harris has commenced run
ming n stage line between here and
Egan Canon. He will make his
headquarters at the latter place.
With two stage lines the Egan bows
will surely be provided with ample
facilities to visit Cherry Creek as
often rs they may desire.
Steve Keogh, the liveliest man
in all Eastern Nevada, left for Eureka
Tuesday. Report has it that Steve
has been called thither to furnish the
construction syndicate of the E. Il G.
r. r. authentic information In regard
to cost of putting up bridges along
h route. Steve understands this
branch of railroad engineering to per-