The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-29
NOTES ABOUT TO WIN.

L. o. Benedict has received his parchment
Is Notary Public from Governor Kinkead.
The Star delinquent sale notice appears in
another column Of the News.
Mrs. Welch's new store Is nearly finished.
She win move in next week.
A large wildcat was killed within the town
limits Thursday afternoon. He measured
five feet and weighed thirty pounds.
Mrs. Mary L. Patterson. wife of Dan Pat
terson. formerly Sheriff Of this county. died
in San Francisco on the 18th instant.
The Star Company paid off last Saturday.
Tho monthly payroll Of the company reaches
$4,000, and the total cost Of operating the
mill and mine are $4,000.
New arrivals from Hsmilton and vicinity
come In by every stage. At this rate we will
soon have all the inhabitants of the county
seat-nothing being left but the brick and
mortar Of the temple Of justice.
Several loads of the new machinery for the
Ticup mill arrived this week from the rail-
road. and will at once be placed In position.
The mill building is fast approaching COM
~plstion.
The foundation for the new dance-house is
laid. and the building will be completed in
a few days, provided lumber is accessible.
The road TO the Ticup mine Is about CON-
pleted. The work has been prolonged be-
yond the time set for its completion, owing TO
the short days and unfavorable weather.
Hip Brothers, that enterprising mercantile
firm Of Ward, have our thanks for q neal and
handy calendar Of 1881, with m advertise
ment Of their hoase.
John Quinn has fitted M n frst-dlass
saloon, on the cast SHE Of Main street. next
Levy's tailor shop. II was formally opened
Thursday night, with John keogh as mix
~ologist.
Frank Leslie, recently from Ward, has
opened a hrst-elass chop-stand In the back
room Of the Stone saloon. Meals are served
TO order at all hours Of the day and night.
The price Of real estate Is vi.ibly raising in
Cherry Creek. Lots that n few months ago
could be purchased for $40 are now renching
up in the hundreds. Rents also have nm up
ward tendency. All Of which l. an Indication
of the e. cd times ahead.
Tim Shine and John Madden have opened
a new saloon in tho Scott building. opposite
the NEWS Office. They are pleasant z ntle-
men. and keep a good house In every respect.
Hsmiltonians seem to make theiF place a sort
of headquarters.
Cherry Greek Is receiving fresh additions TO
Its population by every stage. We make the
prediction that another year will find as one
Of the most prosperous mining camps In tho
State.
The Weber boys have this week put M 3
tons OF hne Ice for their own use. 1t will be
quite a luxury next summer. Al the News
c.@ss Is close to their ico-house, We propose to
kept "r friendly terms with Pete and Johnny.
Wilson Carey has purchased n half interest
In the harness business Of VIM. Drake. The
new firm has sent below for a large invoice of
goods in their line. and will soon be In posi-
ton to I'll sl orders In this increasing breach
Of business.
1t was Sunday afternoon, and he was play
ing pedro ut one Of our saloons. All al once
he turned pale, and stood up. like n man star
tied with q vision from another world, aud,
without u~ttering a word. walked straight
home. The small, still voice of conscience
doubtless admonished him Of a curtain lee
ture.
Cowley 4 Cunningham. our enterprising
h%verymen, have brought in the first load Of
the Aolinelli hotel from sheliburne. Tilsy
hitched on IA horses, and about one-third of
the lumber In the buiuilding was hauled
over at one load. This firm 10 always pre-
pared to furnish any kind of an outfit from a
fancy buggy 10 a % ton quartz team.