The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
II ABOUT Town.

"Oo 81AN9N
Our peoele were ri ven a surfeit Of
public entertainment this week.
The races are over, an d our town
is again assuming its usual quiet APP
p%earance.
The ball Tuesday evening was not
largely attended, but those who went
had a real nice time.
Nevada Hall is without doubt one
OF the finest in Eastern Nevada. 1t
is a credit to our town.
George B. Brown, a Hamilton
raised young man, vas married to
Miss Louis Kobe in Eureka last
week.
Considerable rain feel here Tues
day night. The Surrounding hills are
clothed in their winter garments of
spotless white.
The Misses Jean and Treasure Rob-
ertson, of Silver Cahon, after taking
in the races, returned nome by Tues
day stage.
j. +. Meek threw open his restau-
RAM to the public Monday morning.
1t is "A niee place and good meals are
set up for the patrons of the house.
John Quinn has opened his new
saloon on the east side OF Main street.
IL is nicely furnished AMI one OF the
most comfortable resorts in town.
Bassct IL Brummett did a rousing
business during race week. They are
pleasant and agreeable gentlemen and
deserve the very liberal patronage
they are receiving.
Mrs. Bates has purchased the prem
ises now occupied by j.. +. Ardaut.
1t will shortly be turned into u mil
linery and fancy store
Mrs. and Miss Croker, mother
and sister OF Charley, our Lightning
singer, have been spending the week
in Cherry Greek, the GUESTS Of Mr..
TrimJle and Charles.
Surveyor McGill. who for several
months, has been engaged to The
south ward by the T. q {, X. r., vas
recalled to this route Last week. lie
passed through Tuesday To relieve
Westcott on this end OF the line.
q. NJ. Converse. of Bull Springs,
IAt% FINAAEN " Oiftiatt " hthlii
the ore from the mouth of the tunnel
IN the mill ut Egan Canon. lie will
m about the first of No
vember.
Sheriff Ranm Is a considerate gen.
tleman. He didn't like to see the
NEWS man 20 round In "A slouched
hat, 40 thekind-hearted soul that he is,
he crowned us with n of Geo.
Thacher Il Co.'S. finest beavers.
Thanks.
There Is not "A dwellinghouse i'm town
TO rent for love or money. Not a bad
sign OF The prosperity OF Cherry
Creek. We think II some of our pub
llc-spirited citizens were 10 erect a
dozen cottages the venture would
prove a paying one.
J.. ii. Roberts, Supi. OF the Ex-
change Mining company, returned
from New York by Wednesdays
stage, after a sojourn OF four or five
months. Mr.. Roberts looks as II his
Eastern friends had dealt kindly by
him during his visit.
Ed. C%rutehley, for stabbing Pat
'Downey, will have his examination
before Judge Lander to-day. Downey
il now able to be about and out of all
danger. This, however, makes the
.crime none the less and Crutchley
should be made TO learn how to use
his knife in future.
Bishop Whiteker preached at Ne
vada Hall last Sunday, morning and
evening, to large aud attentive con-
gregations. He wound up his mis-
sion here by making two hearts
happy Monday evening, and departed
for the West Tuesday morning. HIS
intention OF establishing Il passionate
here has been considered premature
for the present.
The Reflex says that Postmaster
Hip ut Ward has received notice from
the Postofice Department that "A con-
tract will be let for carrying the mai
three times a week between Ward and
osceola, commencing January LIST,
1882, and ending June 30th, 1882.
Or. Hagar has returned from a trip
70 Ward, whittier he had been sum-
moned 10 attend the little son OF w.
N. McGill, who was dangerously Ill.
The doctor left the child much i'm
provad when he left. The people