The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-22
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

couHty Soob'
This section was visited by a light
snow storm Thursday night.
Geo. C. Hamilton, of Ward, came
in Wednesday, To take in the races
and look around.
John Wearne is putting up a new
stable, at the end of his corral, 'front.'
ing on Main street.
Mrs, DR.. Grey is making prepsra-
tons to remove to Cherry Greek and
take up her permanent residence.
Pat Downey, the mar stabbed by
Ed Crutchly is getting along nicely.
He will be around again l n a few days.
Mrs. Homiston has had her restau-
ran renovated, papered and other
wise improved.
Charley Mcconnell is still on the
track of the horse-thief, out in Utah,
with fair prospects of overhauling
him.
The old house next to Mrs. Bates
is being tore down and moved away.
A good radiance for hat portion OF
Main street.
Judge w. s. Grey OF Hamilton
CANT in by private con eyance Thurs
day. lie will tarry with us a few
days.
Tom Short and A. w. Gedney of
Ruby Valley are y to take in the
races. Both gentlemen are great low
ers OF horseiesh.
r. J. Ferguson, an old resident Of
this section, ha- fallen heir to S37 900,
by the death OF a relative in Wis
ocnsin.
fthe license I'M on time another
wedding will come of this evening.
This cold snap is fetching the boys
right along.
Father Maloney will say mass as
usual, at 1917 A. NJ. Subject OF sermon,
s.Intemperence".
The reported marriage OF Mr.. John
Garrett aud Mrs. a. NJ. llillhouse
turns out to be without foundation.
A small pocket-book, containing
sl2 in money, was lost on Main street
u few days ago. The finder Will
please leave ii at the NEWS office.
Tie first ball OF the season ONE
oil at Nevada Hall Tuesday evening.
The proceeds will he devoted to the
payment OF the balance due on the
bass viol purchased last spring.
Misses Jennie and Treasure Robert
son. Of Silver Canon. came ia by We'd
nesday's stage. The young ladies
came over on a visit and to see the
sights during race week.
From the Sentinel we learn that
Mrs. j. ID Drake, formerly well
known in Hamilton, died in New
York State recently. She leaves three
young children.
Mr.. Charles Sommerlott and family,
Mr.. Brooks and Foreman Nickel calne
in from Silver Canon Wednesday 10
take in the races. They were some
what disappointed on learning that
'things' were not going of according
to programme.
Robert j. Ferguson, the veteran
wood -hauler, has received a nice pres
ent in the shape of n SIS set Of bells
for his team from his old employers
in Eureka. They evidently appre-
ciate Mr.. Ferguson's services.
Judge Rives, Senator Perley and
Geo. w. Baker, ESQ, came in over
the proposed line of e. n c. Railway
Wednesday. Ii looks, from the in
terest they manifest in railroad mat
ters as II they intend TO have "a finger
IN the pie.
Jake Shallenbarger, an honest gran
ger, from a way up the valley, is
among the sight-seers in town this
week. Rumor has it that Jake is
o to lead a young and blushing
bride to the altar.
subscriptions to the Garfield NJ emo
rial monument al San Francisco will
be received at Wells, Fargo d Co.'S
office at this place and due returns
made Of the same 10 the Executive
Committee at the Bay.
Bishop Whitaker was among the
arrivals Wednesday evening. He
will remain over Sunday and hold
services morning aud evening at Ne
vada Hall. We are informed that the
bishops present mission is to organize
a church here and make arrange
ments to secure the members OF his
denomination the services OF a reg
ular minister.