The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-15
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Wood River by thursday : slage.
Mrs. John Wcarne. Il few DAYS ago.
roceiyed the sad intelligence OF her
mother's death in Germany.
Mr.. Homiston, nm old pioneer OF
cherry Creek. LEFT MS Thursday morn
inc for an extended visit to friends in
ElkO.
John A. Condor, says the Reflex,
il An open candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination for Sheriff.
The Chinn Bros. departed for un-
known pastures the latter part of last
week, leaving sundry creditors TO
mourn their loss.
The Monitor Company at Taylor
District, have an ad. in this weeks
NEWS. calling for contractors 10 haul
ore from the mine 10 their mill at
Steptoe Greek. Read 1t.
Maggie Mccormick, an old resident
OF Hamilton and Eureka, and more
latlerly of Bodie, died AZ Butte City,
Montana. a few days ago.
A commendable spirit OF enterprise
il being exhibited by the residents of
the Ddfk NiiFfAN III FAFf'illiiE up anu
putting the streets i'm front of their
residences in order.
Mrs. Z. II. Griswold has jus. OPEN
ed the Raj road Hotel. at Wells, and
noiiies the public that gooi and am
pie accommodations can always be
secured mt the above named house.
The Reflex learns from parties in
from 0seeola that Colby x Co. are
utilizing snow water TO further test
their placer ground, but with what
success Is not yet known.
Ward, ut John Quinn's saloon, is
conceded to be one Of the most artistic
mixologists in the State. II You don't
believe il, step in and have him to
manufacture IN ofthose inyigoraling
cocktails
Jack Wheatley. an old standby
miner OF Cherry Creek, stored out OF
port last Wednesday az ernoon. on
the hurricane deck OF n clvuse, with
a like craft in tow. Jack is steering
for the northern country.
b. l.. Miller is in from the county
seat. lie had a miraculous escape
from the Infatuated citizens over there
when they learned he WAS n promi-
inent advocate "f removal.
|. Elins has received u nice assort-
ment OF ladies' Spring hats Of the la
test San Francisco anl Eastern pat
terms; also a large assortment OF gents
suits. Step in AMI look AZ them.
Cherry Creek Lodge, No, b, /. O.
q. f., has electe the following mem
bers as delegates To the Grand Lodge,
which eonvenes in Carson City on the
first Tuesday i'm June: John Curtis, l..
X. Phipps, Geo. L. Storkle, John
George and l.. O. Benedict.
Twenty three Of the forty-four
Jurors, summoned To attend this term
of Court. were from Cherry Creek.
and vei orr Hamilton ncighbors cant
imagine what We want the county seat
for. Less than eisht of the number
were fiom Hamilton.
Cherry Greek celestials have erected
a hberiy pole, or, il may be, an i'm
pcrial pole. from ahsch to float the
ilag 81 the Dragon. in their end OF the
town. We presume the event is in
tended 10 commemorate the Presi-
dents veto. Truly, we are Il forbear
ing people.
our odd Fellow citizens are making
unusual preparations for their for h
coming ball ON The 10Th, the tickets
for which will be out this evening.
The Odd fellows always have pleasant,
sociable parties. and their forthtom-
ing one will he fully mp TO the stan
dard OF former occasions.
Commissioners Flynn was ut Kane's
ranch several days this week, but did
not come i'm to .,shakc' with his
Cherry or elk constituency. Maybe
he didn't like to face those 206 tax
payers on the county seat petition.
Well, John. it i no use to shnn us
now; re- member 1.-THE mills of the
gods grind slowly, but surely"
The NEWS Office was serenaded
Tuesday night by aquartette OF ladies
and gentlemen. W. were Just enjoy
ing our first nap at the time. ann
thought surely the angels were calling.
The music was excellent. something
altogether different 10 what We are
used To in our end OF town. We APP
preciate the compliment.
District Attorney Thackston came
in with Sheriff Raum Wednesday
evening. lie tells us the flowers are
in bloom I'm Hamilton, and the resi-