The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-02

,Rahi for the Fourth i-of by-gone
years.
Mrs. Bufgeois has a nice furnished
room to rent.
Mr.. Berry has purchased the house
and lot lately the residence of j. IL.
Blethen.
Father Maloney departed for San
Francisco last Tuesday, and will be
absent several weeks.
Judge b. O'Connor left by Tues
DAYS stage for a short vacation TO the
BAY. He will return In about tive
weeks.
A, w. Gordon & Co. have received
A large addition to their stock of
drugs, medicines and fancy articles.
Prof. n. Booth is having his dental
and ton serial apartme nts renovated
and papered.
Mrs. James Stuart, Mrs. Brown and
Dave O'Brien and Charley Perkins
are Cherry Creeks, delegation to the
Fourth of July excursion to San Fran
cisco.
The residents of Uptown will ded-
icate the new Star ore-house with a
grand ball IN the evening of the
Fourth.
Assessor Woodbury. came in from
Ward Wednesday. He Is around on
his annual GRAND OF mercy, gathering
the taxes.
The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Cam
eron, who died rather suddenly SUM-
day night, took place at 8 o'clock
Monday afternoon, and was largely
attended.
Coroner Vim. Hayes and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Mathewson are Hamil.
toms representatives to the San Fran
cisco Fourth of July excursion.
Jake Steiber and w. II Bassett are
the latest arrivals from Wood River.
They don't seem to be favorably Inn
pressed with the outlook in that
section.
A nugget, valued ut 800, was found
in Blair's claim Mt Osceola. on the 22d
ult. by George Richardson. So says
the Reflex.
NJ. Alexander, lately of Cherry
Creek, Is In Wood River, and the
News of Bellevue saws he has opened
a store, with q complete stock Of
goods, in that town.
I. Elias, OF the clothing store, has
Just received a new lot of gents sum-
mer suits /; also a nice lot OF ladies
summer hats. Step in and look at
them.
". C. Love, Esq, has a neat shin
gle hung out at his office, executed
by X. G.. SchoReld.
John Madden and Tim Shine are
trying to get mp q 81 900 bet on their
feet stud "Wild Bronco.n Race to
be run on the Fourth.
Dir. John Campbell, a brother of j..
q. Campbell, arrived from the East
Wednesday night. DIR. Camben Is a
graduate Of Ann Arbor College, and
ihinks Of locating with US.
The center chandelier at the New
Hall, just received from Chicago, is
one OF the finest ornaments OF the
kin we have yer seen. II will be
lighted up for the first time for the
ball on the evening of the Fourth.
Our water men complain that con
suulers are USING an UNNECESSARY
amount of hat rather scarce COM
modify, and desire US to ask them to
be more economical in its use here
after
Mr.. j. r. Sisson and family re-
turned from the East Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Sisson has been East
for the past eight months. The fam
lily Of Mr.. G. N. Sisson accompanied
them.
George Thacher Il Co. received
this week q carload ofthe incest Chi
cago hams and bacon. They are also
IN receipt Of q large assortment o fcan-
ned goods, such as fruits of all kinds,
Boston baked beans, apple butter, etc.
Theweather during the past week
has been hot, windy, and dusty-the
mercury every day registering as high
as 90 in the shade. Wonder If those
celestial tramps, with torchy tails, are
not disturbing the equilibrium OF
'our terrestrial temperaturef