The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-29
NOTEs ABOUT TOWN.

MIR. j, +. SlSsOn Will III u lt" ddys
leave for a trip to Dakota on business.
Supt. Foulke and family returned
from their trip to Hamilton Wednes-
day evening.
The weather continues hot, the
mercury hugging up close TO 100 from
10 to A every day.
]. e. Williams had his leg badly
injured Mondy by a horse stepping
on it. He is around on crutches.
John Mcclure, the wandering Jew
OF Irish minstrelsy, is delighting the
Tuscarorans with his native melodies.
Hank Knight and John Peoples
came from Eureka by private convey
ance yesterday morning.
Brougher Il Ward, of the "Dew
Drop I'M are enlarging their premises
by building a rear addition to their
place.
II. w. Burlington gives notice in
to-day's NEWS OF two valuable horses
being taken up by him at his ranch
near Deep Creek.
The firm of Sisson 4 Comins has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Sissou retiring. Mr.. Comins will
continue the business. They call on
their debtors to come forward settle.
See notice.
Sam Chapman showed us the other
day q fine specimen ofnative silver ore
from the Gore Mine in Taylor District.
It was rich, and Sam says they have
lots of the same kind.
Bishop Whitaker held services at
Nevada Hall last Sunday morning
and evening, TO good-siZed congrega-
tons. The Bishop also did some
work in the christening line.
Sheriff Raum arrived from San
Francisco Monday evening. Ell says
he is all right again, though he looks
somewhat leached after his illness.
He goes over to Hamilton 10 day.
Pete Weber has purchased the Mol
linelli garden. 100 feet wide. on Gar
field street. II OF the prettiest places
in town for a residence, for $3.50.
Pete evidently has faith in Cherry
Creek real estate.
John Madden, a resident OF Cherry
Creek for the past year and a half,
pulled up stakes and departed for
Eureka Monday. We shall miss
John and his quaint yarns. Good
luck, old fellow.
The Wood River pilgrims are re-
turning. Dan Bernstein, the advance
guard, cane last Saturday, and Mike
Shea. George Lewis aud Peter Nc
Cullough Monday. They are salts
fled that that country is not what they
believed it to be.
A recent arrival from Ward informs
us that n fracas occurred at that place
last week between Joe Carothers and
James Crarv. Carothers fired four
shots at Crazy, none of which took
effect. 1t was feared the end was not
yet.
Residents OF Uptown have nicely
cultived gardens attached 10 their res
licences, i'm which they raise such
garden truck as lettuce, ra%aishes, po-
tatoes, etc.. In this regard they are
far ahead OF their Cherry Greek neigh
borsr
The full proceedings of the Repub-
lican Central Committee will be found
in another column, as well as the call
for primaries and "A County ConVen-
ton. The former come of on the 10Th
Of August, and the latter on the 18th of
Ocober.
Mr.. Ivers, a raneher across the val
ley, tells MS that the heavy hails'orm
OF last week did much damage To the
growing crops on his ranch. Corn
and potatoes were badly cut down
and barley Jared no better. lie says
the hailstones were as large as bird
eggs. He thinks the storm injured
him TO the amount of $500.
A Boston man, stopping at the
Jackson House, exclaimed last night,
"Well, by Gawdi A poker game in
side and a Methodist Church outside
OF a hotel beats the world. n-[Enreka
Leader. We don't dothiugs that way
here. Last Sunday evening when
Bishop Whitaker preached, both our
faro games closed shop, and the deal
ers and betters attended preaching IN
a body. There is hope for us, but
none for the unpodlv Base Rangers.