The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-15
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The News office had a narrow es-
cape from a blaze Wednesday morn
Ing.
Sheriff Raum has returned from
Hamilton and reports nothing of
special interest Transporting there.
Ed. Cruchley's examination has
been protemponed till the 10th in-
slant.
Mrs. Meeks has purchased the
building occupied by Judge Lander
as an office and will shortly open a
restaurant there.
The wind thursday afternoon came
near blowing down the smoke stack
nj the Star Mill.
A. J. Spencer, of the firm of Spen-
Ger IL Frank, has returned from a
three weeks trip to San Francisco.
Burgeois & Moore, at the butcher
shop, are prepared to furnish beef by
the quarter, and at very low figures
for cash.
Mrs. Homiston has a fine treat in
store for her boarders tomorrow, in
the shape OF wild ducks, geese and
other game.
Mrs. Connolly has had her restau-
rant renovated, papered and sealed in
a purple tint, which gives a nice
affect.
Tandy The photographer, is now
ready for business, n door above
the post office.
/. Elias had the street blockaded
yesterday by wagons and boxes,
while unloading his immense stock
of fall and winter goods.
Charley Mcconnell was last heard
from out at the salt marsh. on the
boarders OF Utah, pursuing the villain
who stole bis horses.
p. Downey, the man recently stab
bed by Ed. Crutchley, Is getting along
nicely, and Is now considered ont of
danger. He had q narrow escape.
Mrs. p. Conway, of Hamilton, ar
rived by Mondays stage, to be pres
ent at the marriage of her daughter.
She will tarry in Cherry Creek for a
short visit.
Sam Roach, OF Ward, paid Cherry
Creek n visit last Sunday. lie did
not remain long, returning home next
day.
A letter from Hamilton informs us
that there is no longer any doubt but
they have rich ore in the Eberhardt
tunnel, but it m only In punches.
p. A. Wagner, an old resident of
Hamilton, but later of Carson, has
permanently located at the bay and
become a member of the wholesale
house OF A. Mau d Co.
Cherry Creek IL said TO have a
haunted house; but whether the
ghostly visitants who hold nightly
revel there are "spirlts OF health or
COLLINS damned" we have not been
advised.
WHAT'S become OF the Fire Com
mittee and that hook and ladder APP
paratus we were going to have +?
Wake up, gentlemen. and go on with
project entrusted to your charge.
It In not true that the NEWS man
had Two locals written on s.Careless.
ness About Stovepipes,p which he
suppressed when he discovered his
own defective.
That c hevarari party at the we'd
ding Monday night were easily ST.
fenced. A big hunk OF wedding-cake
and n bottle of champagne made their
tin cans and cow-bells mute as the
sharp that hung In Tara's halls
Two alarms OF fire Tuesday fore
noon Both were discovered in the
blacksmith shops and promptly ex-
tinguished. II was we'll for the wind
was blowing a gale, II either had
gained any Roadway there is no tell
ing what the consequences might
have been.
DIR. Tufford. in answer to a sum-
mons, departed for Ruby Valley
Tuesday morning to attend some
member OF Mr. Gedney's family, who
Is said to he very sick. He returned
Thursday and Informs us that the pa
tient. Robert o. Hoffman. a most
worthy yonng man, died two hours
after his arrival of internal hemor-
rhage.
Thursday was a day the like of
which IL notoften witnessed In this or
any other section of the country.