The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
NOTES ABOUT TOwN.

River yesterday.
The school children are very irreg-
ular in Their attendance.
Mrs. Connolly's new lodging house
is assuming visible form and shape.
; John Wearne is in receipt of a large
stock of c%rockery, glassware, lamps,
etc.
Doscher has just reopened one of
the neatest aud cosiest saloons in
town. One price. One bit.
May in December Is the way to ex-
press our ilea OF the beautiful wealth
or we are having nowadays.
O. NJ Converse, OF Bull Creek, came
over this week to look after his L IAN
ore hauling contract.
Chris. Delker is putting up a new
house on the street back of Sisson &
Comin,' lumber yard.
Pete Weber will start for Butte,
Montana, about the 10th, TO be absent
several months.
Hank knlght. the genial San Fran
cisco drummer, is in town interview
ing our saloon men.
Repairs on the Exchange mill are
progressing rapidly, and when COM
pleted 1t will be set 10. crushing.
The lei Captain Company shipped
TWO bars OF bullion Thursday, valued
at $1,000.
The mill at Silver Canyon will be
started up In "a few days on ore from
the Sadie L. and Blue Bell mines.
Several live advertisements have
been crowded ont this week by the
Grand Jury report.
j.. G. Campbell tof ours) was mar
ried in Detroit, Michigan, on the 10Th.
lie will leave for home on the 18th
inst.
Il. G.. Schofeld has painted in oil
colors a very nice picture Of the lite
Mira. Il. Keogh. Schoiield is an artist
in that line OF business.
The new desks for the school-honse
80 sea.s) have been ordered from
Bancroft & Co, san Francisco. The
price will be goo.
Mrs. E1. Kelly died at =. Mary's
Hospital, San Francisco, on the I'd.
The many friends OF the deceased
here will regret To learn o. tho sa
event.
Tandv. the photographer, is nov
nicely fixed at Weber Hall. HIS par
lors are neat and cosy, and IL You
want "A first-elass picture he a take
il.
..nr,4to,a ebag rraan fbfnLs
all our county officers should be SEM
TO Carson, whether as legislators or
inmates of another institution, he did
not explain.
Henry Lyons. who has Just r.
turned from Eureka, tells rs that
Perlv is pushing work on tho first
section OF the Il. & G. X. II. lie has
about 200 men and 100 teams at work.
Joe Maxwell showed ms some pref
ty specimens OF ore from the 81.
Louis yesterday. lie says he has
lots of the same kind.
Mr.. Robbie, the Teaeup agent, has
not put I'm AN appearance rs expected.
lie went on to san Francisco. Just
as we'll. We are not particularly
anxious TO hear any more elarney
now.
Ex-senator Dickinson and w. ].
HAYNES were in from Queen Springs
Wednesday. They have closed down
the mill at Schellbourde FOR the win
ter.
John Pitchford, an old coast print,
lately from Butte. Montana. and Salt
Lake, has been soiourning in Cherry
Creek for the past week. Johnny Is
u handy mar to have round a print
shop.
Last Saturday evening n number Of
the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Taylor gave that gentleman and lady
n pleasant surprise parry at A.. +. Par
ker's clearinghouse ON Star Hill.
The pistol that ''wasn't loadedn
went of In Justice Lander's Office
the other day. after having missed
fire several times with n ''dead beado
on several OF the spectators. Another
warning cbeaply purchased.
There was n big rumpns in the hap
Ply family early this week. Result
madam's optical organ in deep
mourning; monsieur skips of to
Eureka to avoid prosecution. Oh!
jealousy what a destroyer OF human
happiness.