The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-06-18
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

New Hall.
Don't forget 10 see the Amateur
Minstrels tonight. They will make
you larf.
Mrs. Kerr has opened a millinery
shop in the store formerly occu pied
by p. Keogh.
Shine q Madden have put mp a new
awning In front of the Bank Ex-
change.
The citizens of Humboldt Wells will
celebrate the Fourth with races and
other sports.
Father Maloney returned last Fri
day from an extensive cruise among
the Mormon settlements In Utah.
he will celebrate mass at the Cath.
ofic Church to day.
Last Monday was the hottest day
of the season, the thermometer at
Thacher's store registering go in the
shade at l o'clock.
Supt. Roberts, of the Exchange,
departed for New York Saturday
morning. He expects to be absent
about three weeks.
Tom Andrews Il in from Ruby Hill.
He say the grass out that way is
knee deep and stock will have q fine
summer range.
John Madden. of the Bank Ex-
change has gone OH a pleasure trip
Ito Eureka. Rumor has 1t he is look
ing up a partner to share his joys and
sorrows. 'Tis time.
we are pleased TO see ii. +. Taylor
Is again able to be around, though on
crutche- as yet. In a week or two
he will he able to navigate on his own
pins again.
The owners Of the Monitor mine in
TAYLOR District have commenced
shipping ore to Eureka for reduction.
SO saws the Reflex.
The Amateurs have put all the
necessary stage paraphernalia in the
New Hall for their performance this
evening. In this they have displayed
considerable skill.
The Grand Chapter II. A. NJ. and the
Grand Lodge +. e. a. NJ. met in Vir-
ginla City last Monday. VIM. TIN
ron, of Hamilton, was White Pines
delegate TO both bodies.
The Harris Brothers of Eoerhardt
ara the latest accession To our popula-
ton. They are oid residents of the
former place and stayed with the OLD
camp while there was anything worth
staying for.
Ell. Simmons, Constable OF Ham
ilton. il in a quandary as to how he
shall make out his quarterly report
TO the county dads. He has not had
q ease during the quarter.
A grand excursion from Eureka to
San Francisco Is advertised for s33 for
the round trip. Tickets will be good
from July I'd to the l2th.
Over 600 head Of horses passed
through last Sunday en- route for
Idaho and Montana. The band be-
lonSsd to G,lmer & Salisbury, were
gathered up around Phoebe. and will
be used on their northern stage lines.
Messrs. Bishop Il Sabln have been
retained as counsel for j. r.. Middle
ton. charged with the murder of Hon.
George G Blair, and the trial Will
come of next November.
All operat ons OH tho Exchange
Company's mine and mill have been
suspended, and will probably remain
50 until superintendent Roberts re.
turns from New York.
Members of the I. o. o. +. Associ-
alton are especially requested to be
present at the meeting Sunday G
ing, at Grand Army Hall, a. bust.
ness of importance will be transacted.
The Cherry Creek and Hamilton
stage has changed time. Hereafter
1t will leave here at / p. NJ. and arrive
at six P. NJ, leaving Hamilton about
l. Elias Is constantly receiving
large additions to his already extern
sive stock of clothing and dry goods.
His latest addition to his stock is a
complete assortment OF ladies fancy
lace goods. He sells goods at very low
figures.
Pete Weber has Just received a
large consignment of foreign and do
nestle cigars, which he offers to the
trade at Wholesale and retail, AT very
reasonable prices. His stock is from
the Wholesale house of John 5. Bow
man Il Co. San Francisco. Saloon
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