The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-26
II ABOUT Town.

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--Muldoon atd Monahan.
DIR. Campbell has moved into his
new office IN the Meek's building.
Mrs. Wearne has a nice set of par
'lor furniture for sale. Price, Sl65.
It's a beauty.
p. Keogh has received a large in
voice of holiday goods, which will be
displayed at his drug store in a few
days.
A. Beekey has returned from Ham,
2iton, having sent the fellow who stole
his horses TO the State Prison for one
year.
Nelson's teams arrived from Toano,
with heavy loads OF merchandise,
Wednesday.
For bill-heads, letter-heads, cards,
etc., come TO the NEWS office. We
have a full supply on hand.
Eight hundred shares of Star
changed hands in the Stock Board
Wednesday at 20 cents per share.
Grey 4 Collins have just received
n large stock Of holiday goods, includ-
ing jewelry and fancy articles,
Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly and there was a conspicuous
absence of the the traditional turkey
at our restaurants.
MILFORD Cubbage has sold his
house on the eas side of Main street
to the Italian who keeps the saloon
a few doors below, for $500
Teacup checks, in this market, are
about on a par with Confederate
bonds Il London. Cause-there is
no money to redeem them.
Boss Weber has a big cask of
Jules stone ale on tap. It's a nice
beverage for moderate drinkers.
Hon. o. II. Grey, John wheatley
and Miles Morris returned from Ham,
ilton Wednesday,. They say the
weather Is intensely cold owe there
The Silver Canyon School was
opened last Monday by Miss Noble
Grippen. The attendance comprised
all the school children OF the district.
The fund Is sufficient tn keep 1t
going fonr months.
"Big Tex" went out to Egan one
day this week to show OIL his horse
manship. He is now laid up with a
skinned knee. He speaks dispar-
agingly of Bros. Lagin and Wheat
ley's whisky.
NJ. Il. +. Clark, who has been down
with a severe attack Of gastric fever
for the past two weeks, is nov coming
out all right. under the skillful treat-
ment OF DIR. Tufiord.
Mike Walsh has returned 10 Eu-
reka, after an inspection of his min
ing property at Robinson District.
He Ii highly pleased with the pros
poets OF his recent purchase
Et tn Bruiusi Supf. Ed Smith has
also put an attachment on the Teacup
property. IL he had acted with n lit
tie more consideration for the welfare
of his friends here, he would stand
In far better light with this commu-
nifty.
A grapevine telegram from Hamil-
ton informs us that the Cherry
Checkers over there made things live
ily Monday night. The old burg
needed a little life, and u ''boys''
gave 1t a benefit.
John Wearne Is sinking n well out
in Butte Valley, about three miles
north OF the high peak above town.
In case he strikes sufficient water he
will move his saw-mill out there, so
as to- be contiguous to his fine timber
ranch. John is a rustler.
Mrs. T.. 7. Drake is very sick. and
to make the matter worse, her little
girl, who was of great help to her
mother, accidentally cut her foot with
an TX a few days ago, and the little
one, Too, is unable to get around.
Says the Wood River News: M.
.Alexaeder came among us the meek
'est of our merchants-but his bust
ness-eye has been wide awake; and 1t
now t%ranspires that he owns three OF
the best business locations in Bellevue
the old Frank Rogers corner, an
other opposite Kennedy's stere, I'M
the White House.
DIR. Tufford was called out 20 She'll
burn and Spring Valley this week, to
attend a sick child of Mr.. Burke at the
former place, and one OF James Bews
sat the latter. Mr.. Bews' child had
swallowed a pin, which lodged in its