The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-03
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rive from New York last evening.
We have not an idle man in town
who Is able and willing to work. A
prosperous sign.
We regret to learn that Sheriff
Raum was taken suddenly i'll yester-
day morning.
A. J. Spencer was the happiest msn
In town yesterday-cause, an heir
of the male persuasion added to the
household.
John Wheatly has opened a saloon
at Egan Cation. Jack In a first-class
man, and deserves the hearty sup.
port of his fellow miners.
Henry C. Taylor has disposed of his
butcher business to Louis BurgeoIs
and j. L. Moore-two well known
residents and business men,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon left for Hamii-
ton Thursday. Mrs. Moon will re-
main in Hamilton for some tune,
under the medical care of Mrs. Grey.
"Snowden" and s.Euchre''-two
noted race horses have arrived aud
are being trained at the race course
for the coming C
At the Sheriff's sale of the George
Ellison property at White River, last
Saturday, p. NJ. Ellison and Mr..
Johnson of Duckwater, bid in most Of
the property.
Supt. Goss. OF the f. & c. Railroad,
spent several days in town the fore
part Of the week. He stated to ms
that he was favorably impressed with
the Egan Canon route for the new
road.
nr. Hagar left for Ward last Satur-
day to attend Miss. DeLong, the
school teacher, who Is dangerously i'll.
He returned Thursday evening and
reports his patient as considerably
improved during his visit.
Dave McQuitty, ono of Steptoe VAL
ley's solid grangers, was in town last
Saturday. lie came in to attend the
Odd Fellows installation. Dave in
forms us that crops look well. lie
will harvest over $50 tons of barley
this 5
Madames Grey and O'Donohue ar
rived from the county seat Sunday
evening and remained until Thur<day
morning. They seemed highly
pleased with the prosperous outlook
of our town.
"Tell me, We angelic hosts. va mes
sengers OF love, shall swindled print
-ers here below have 10 redress
above 7" The angels tapped their
wings and said ITO you a heap Is
given; delinquents on "a printers book
o never enter heaven ~
Several OF orr citizens, who have
an eye to business, have been ont To-
eating w~ood-ranches In anticipation of
the railroad coming this way. On The
mountain south of Egan Canon some
valuable locations have been made.
Geo. C. Hamilton, OF Ward, is on a
visit to Cherry Creek. lie says that
while that camp ~ exceedingly dull,
the people still have avering faith
that IL will come out all right in the
near future. George has many friends
here.
We have not yet heard The result of
the Star election, which came off in
San Francisco last Monday, but pre-
oNhiO Nv ChutlEt OCCuEIGAi III tDG iIia1i-
agement. At this end none Is needed.
At the other end n little more Vitality
would prove acceptable to the stock
holders.
Postmaster Collins has fitted up a lot
OF nice new lock-boxes Mt the Post
Office. They came all the way from
Stanford, Conn. and were manufac-
tured by the Yale Lock Manufacture
ing Co. Thev viii prove n great coL-
v%enience to the public.
G. A. Mathewson and ii. Bush, of
Hamilton, and A. +. Shanan, of Eau
reka, leading lights in the /. o. o. F.,
were among the participants in the
institution Of the new Lodge here FRI
day and Saturday evenings. They
are pleasant gentlemen anil made
many friends during their brief stay
with u.s.. Come again, gentlemen.
The Teacup paid off their labor
claims last Sunday. and az "A c)nse-
Auence the boys happy. Tim
Shine, of the Bank exchange, made a
big haul on the disbursed coin. Tim
had faith in the company and bought
up the men 8 time some weeks are.
He made a nice clean up on the spec
atlafior