The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-22
NOTES o TOwN.

L. p, Leslie, late Of ward, y making
.ysparations to open : chop-stand In the
Stone saloon.
Stone Is being dressed and put In place for
,he basement Of Williamson and McDermid's
two-stOry building.
A good secondhand cook stove IL for
sale At wearne's store. A bargain can be
had by applying soon.
The amount Of tesming done around Cherry
Creek l. larger than in any CAM Of its size
We have seeh in the State.
LISTERS received from Hamilton state that
he roads over In that section are blocked
With snow. and 1t Is almost impossible to get
In o. out
A heavy poker game has been running At
ans Of eur saloons for the pas. few days, and
quite a iarsseAmognt Of coin has changed
hands.
The residents Of Niptown should not forget
that they too are expected 10 be enrolled on
the NEws' subscription book. send In your
orders, boys.
"Four Of the girls, and several of the
boy..,r says the Eureka Sentinel Of Monday.
depart In q day or two, TO start . hurdy-
house In Cherry Creek"
r. @. scho6eld has painted y neat sign for
A.. W. Gordon's drugstore. There Is now no
need in our people sending OF to other places
for fancy signs.
Henry Marty, Of Eberhardt. We are In
formed. has purchased from Al Nuekols the
stable and corral in tho lower end OF town.
Mr.. Marty will return here in . few days and
take charge Of tho premises
r. l.. steinstrom has opened . bakery and
confectionery store next door TO tho ST. Louis
Brewery saloon. He j. also prepared 70 fur
nish lunches at all hours.
Our Eureka exchanges. both Of whose edi-
tors are ct Carson. 10 not furnish their read
srs a word Of Legislative news Something
dark and mysterious must be goin. ON At the
capital.
Late arrivals from Hamilton say that n
hnacial panic has struck the inhabitants OF
the county scat. Attachment. are 50 thick
and heavy that J asiiee Grey and Constable
mons have more than they can attend to
in tho legal lima.
George Tindsll. late Of Ward. has associated
himself with J. y. sisson In the blacksmith
business. Mr.. sissen will hereafter devote
his time especially to the wagon-nlakins and
repairing branch Of the business.
rnele George Taylor Is nursing = sprainod
ankle. which he got By stepping of = chair.
II may he several weeks before he is abio TO
compete for this FIRST prize in = walking tour
namcnt.
The dsnce-housc l. TO be renewed from its
present quarters lower down street. We shall
hereafter miss the grating notes Of tbs violin
and the boisterous orgies of the devotees OF
this famous resort as We wske from our irst
nocturnal nap.
Mrs. Connoly has secured the services Of n
native of tho sunny South TO superintend the
kitchen department OF her restaurant-one
whose apprenticeship was served on the
Lower Mississippi In ante belIum days. and
who is worth half n dozen Cinnamon. He IL
an e~xesllont cook. and Mrs. connoly's restau-
rant cannot fail to increase In popularity.
Last Monday. after q case had been decided
In the Justices Court. quite IN animated
discussion [" took place on the sidewalk. and
for y Tins IL seemed rs II - liilipntian battle
was waging. B~ystsndsrs scattered in haste.
and sought convenient avenues Of escape.
But the guns missed IRE. and nobody was
hurt.
Tho increased travel from Murray Greek to
this place has made 1t necessary for tho stage
company TO put on a two-h horse ,erkey on this
division Of their line. IL Is . change long
needed, and one demanded for the better ae-
eom.aodation Of tho travelling public.
II. A. Comins has purchased q half interest
In the lum Der business of J. y. Sisson 81 this
place. Mr.. COmins is familiar with all the
details Of the business, and the new firm start
out with the prospect Of q bright future
ahead. 10th are gentlemen Of hrst-elass b!ssi-
mesa qualifications aud stIiet integrity. They
are hiking np u new office In their building.
and when completcd will have n cosy place "
dc business in.