The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-30
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was 30 cents.
Mrs. David McQuitty and son were
In town Saturday and Sunday.
The Star Mill was shut down three
DAYS this week, undergoing neces-
sary repairs.
Sheriff Raum departed for the
county seat Thursdsy. Official bust
ness called him thither.
Miss Jennessy, teacher of the Muir
ray Creek school, spent several days
in town this week.
NJ. J. O'Connor after a weeks in
spection of affairs at Egan Canon, de-
parted for San Francisco Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Julia Brown, OF the lodging
house, returned from her San Fran
cisco and Eureka trip last Monday.
Stage driver Gray, of the Hamilton
line, is confined to his room with sick
ness. He had to put on a 'ssub"
Thursday.
A large amount of cordwood is be-
ing stored within the town limits for
winter consumption.
A heavy rainstorm visited Hamil-
ton and the adjacent mountains last
Sunday. Here we had barely a
sprinkle.
Mrs. l.. Burgeois and daughters
Misses Addie aud Polly-left on Tues
day on "A visit to Spruce Mountain.
They will remain two or three weeks.
r. Sadler, of Eureka, has purchased
the Antelope Springs property the
former abiding place of Pete Megley,
and his cattle %-corraliDg crew
Mrs. Connolly has purchased the lot
adjoining Rutherford's carpenter
shop, on Paul street, and will erect a
residence thereon.
We received a letter from Father
Maloney last Saturday, stating that
he did not expect to reach here before
the 5th of August. His letter was
dated Mt Sacramento.
~ Mrs. Rowe, sister to Mrs. AL. Muck
oils, arrived Monday evening. The
lady m from Minnesota and will
make her visit of several months
duration.
Albion stock has tumbled like a
kite that had lost its tail. Ii looks as
If Judge Rives' decision had knocked
tho stuning ont of it. Its latest quo
tation was 81 IS.
"A. Wagner, n well known resi-
dent of Hamilton, but of late years
doing business i'm Carson, has re
Gently purchased a half interest in
the firm of Chas. Sadler q Co. of
Austin.
Z. II. Cannon has laid a new side
walk in front of the vacant lot be-
tween Keogh's drugstore and Mrs.
Moons millinery store, for which be-
nevolent act he is entitled to the
thanks of pedestrians.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. LAWYER, former
residents of this place, but for the
past year sojourning in Oregon, re-
turned last Friday evening. 1t was
Mr.. Lawlcr, we believe, who disposed
of the Silver Canon property to DR..
Brooks.
Three different parties of Surveyors
are now in the field, locating the
Eureka and Colorado Railroad.
Grading has commenced at Thirty
Mile Springs and Robinson Canon,
but the force is not large enough to
remove mountains within the balance
of this century.
Henry Lyons and Pete Weber have
returned from the Base Range. We
heard they had secured the contract
to grade tho Il. Il c. road from the
Diamond range clear through to Step
toe Valley. If the managers don't
look sharp they'll switch her off via
Hunter and Egan Canon.
Bishop Whitaker paid us a visit
last Saturday. He preached at the
New Hall in the forenoon and even
ing on Sunday, and had a large con-
gregation on both occasions. He also
christened several children during
his stay and tied the silken cord for a
happy couple in the evening. He is
a good and useful man to come
around, and all our people would be
glad to see him oftener.