The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03
NOTES ABOUr Town.

Miss Mag lie Keogh arrived from
Salt Lake Monday eveing. on a visit
to her mother and brother'here.
Elias has just received a large sup
ply OF sofas, lounges, mattre sses and
bedding OF all kinds.
Mrs. NJ. Comins has opened a mil
linery AMI fancy goods store in The
Alexander building. Read her adj
vertlsement.
County Auditor Timson gives notice
to delinquent taxpayers, in another
column, which the parties interested
would DO wei 10 heed.
A. W. Gedney, Ruby Valleys
merchant, and N Of the solid men
men OF that place, was in town yes
terday.
4 communication on the removal
of the county seat, from Spring Val
ley, arrived zoo late for in >ertion this
week. 1t will appear in our next.
Dewey Maxwell and Annie Stein
strum spelled down their class and
the entire school last week, and con-
sequently feel proud OF their victory.
Orlando Crowell died at Mrs.
Browns lodging house yesterday
morning. after a short illness. His
funeral took place in the afternoon,
under the auspices Of the Miners
Union.
The = pulleys and wire rope for
the new hosting works at the Ex-
change, came in this week, and viii
be put in place in a few days, when
active operations on a full scale will
be resumed.
Last Sunday the two-year old son
OF Mr.. Thornton fell of the cut at the
mouth of the Star tunnel and sus-
tanned serious injuries about the head
and face. He fell about six feet.
Harry Hall, son of Sanford Hall,
was brought down from the saw-mill
Tuesday, suffering from an attack OF
Pneumonia. lie is now Improving,
under the treatment OF DR.. Tulford.
A private letter from Hamilton says:
Sheriff Raum started with four pris-
oners for Carson Wednesday morn
ing, VIZ: J.. X. Middleton for five
years. Baxter for two Years. Walker
and Heath for II year each.
q. T. Finnegan. who has been
sojouruing in Cherry Creek for the
past six or eight months, will leave
for 81. Louis next week, where he
will make his future home. Many
friends here wish him success in his
future undertakings.
Ariant. OF the fruit and candy
stand, will move during the coming
week into the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Tandy, the artist. We
are sorry To have our genial neighbor
move so far down street.
John McLane and Robert Mcdonald
departed this morning for "A visit TO
their old home in Nova Scotia. They
will he absent about three months,
and the gossips have 1t that Johnny
will bring back with HIM a life part
ner.
+. NJ. Reisch. an old time White
Piner. and n gentleman highly es-
tccmed in this section, left for the
East by Thursdays stage. lie will
visit frien IL in Kansas. Missouri and
Illinois, and probably extend his trip
70 the Atlantic %seaboard. lie will
return next Spring
Rather rough on the men. II was
a lady at the ball who is reported 10
have said that the members of the
male persuasion present were ''the
homdliesl lot OF men she v G saw"
Wonder If IL was a case OF sour
grapes?
Supt. Goss. OF the r. & c. II. r.,
was in town yesterday, looking after
the working parties in this section.
The surveyors out in Spring valley
returned Sunday and were to have
gone out to Thirty mile Springs, but,
we learn, they we're stopped here and
will move eastward again.
Tandy, the photographer, is having
Weber's Hall fitted up for his art
gallery. BY the way. he has already
finished up quite a number OF pictures
OF our citizens, and they speak for
themselves az TO his merit as a first
class artist. lie will be open in his
new quarters Monday.
Mr.. Robbie, an accredited agent OF
the Teacup company, is on his way
from New York. What new scheme
he will have to offer the creditors this
time is not known, but the distribu-
tim ~ .ka,.t SID nnn aash Wnnl1 DQ