The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-05
NOTES ABOUT TO WIN.

George IyHuall - eloctAhB u resi-
dence below Wearne's.
Painters and paper-hangers are
now busy on spring reRovations
as will as on ne W buildings.
r. Fl. Adams and wife and /. Elias
departed for San Francisco last Satur-
day for a short visit.
The patent for the Hamilton town
site has been received by Postmaster
Reilly.
The Star mill was shut down last
Tuesday morning for repairs. 1t
will resume work again to-day.
Last Wednesday was Ash Wednes-
day, and Lent, the season Of fasting,
praying and long faces Is now to last
forty days.
In the Justice Court, Wednesday,
Sam Jones was fined S5 and costs, for
assault and battery on Mat. Cham
bers.
Mr.. Nose Scramlin, late Foreman
of the Star mill, Is to have charge of
the Ticup mill, when It starts up.
Evan Harris and Charles Morgan,
two old residents OF Eberhardt, ar
rived here last Monday. Mr.. Nor
gan will remain with us.
Tony Young, an old resident and
miner In this section, Is seriously i'll
at Egan Canon. Pneumonia Is the
complaint from which he is suffering.
MI. J. ID. Maxwell, who a week
ago, recovered from q long and ser-
ious illness, has again been prostrated
and Is quite i'll.
Yesterday, being Inauguration day.
the patriotic citizens Of Cherry Creek
let the starry banner float from every
flagstaff in town.
Hank Knerr, well known In this
county and all over the State, has
been appointed a guard Mt the State
Prison under the newly elected War
den.
Another case, growing out OF the
row ut the dance-house on Monday
night, was disposed OF at Judge Lam
der's Court Tuesday. The plaintiff
falling TO appear, the costs we're as
sessed against her.
The telegraph made us say last
week that the Star Mining Company
had levied an assessment of five cents
per share. 1t should have been ten
cents. We publish the official notice
In another column
At IL o'clock last night the Nevada
Legislature adjourned sine die. We
are not In possession Of It's closing acts,
but hope they were such as will not
deter the members from returning
again their constituents.
The new dance-house was opened
In grand style Saturday evening. Our
n%eighbors down town now know how
It's themselves to awaken from n nap
and lind themselves whirling through
> thrilling waltz. It's nice-at a long
distance off.
John Wearnc showed us. n few
days ago, a lot OF nice household fur
niture, which he has Just received
from San Francisco. Parties coniem-
plating housekeeping would do well
to examine his stock.
During the session of tho Legisla-
ture Assemblyman Charles Green
has placed us under obligationg for
many fayors. Charley, we will recip-
rocate by giving all the goo1 points
IN your Legislative career, and touch
ing you lightly or the questionable
issues.
The stills for the first story of the
two-story building are laid, and as all
the lumber and necessary equipments
are on the ground. the work will
doubtless be pushed ahead rapidly.
George Thatcher 4 Co.'S. fre-proof
cellar Is completed, and their stock of
iancy groceries Is immense. They
Keep everything that n first class gem
eral merchandise honse Ia supposed
10 have. Eastern breakfast bacon and
ham a specially.
Fuller Il Co. have put up some
neat sheet-iron cooking stoves, which
cannot fail to prove useful to miners,
woodmen and campers generally.
They will be sold at a low figure, and
VIII NIL a wan long felt by people
who camp ont. They are n real now
city and worth i~nspeefIon nv housa.