The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-06-10

town, It's "A boy and he put in his
appearance Tuesday.
We are sorry tn learn that Com
missioner Flynn Is lying seriously i'll
at Hamilton.
I. Elias returned home from San
Francisco Wedne ,day. Look out for
a big stock OF goods in a few days.
They're III the road.
We were mistaken in our last in
stating that the posin read by Capt.
Bell at the Decoration exercises was
original. Il was ST. acted.
The looking-glasses behind the bar
In the '.Dew bop In saloon cost
$3.50. They are n very hand some
piece OF saloon furniture.
The cllyton-G trrison transferred
snit, wllieh was triel in Hamilton
last SATURDAY., resulted in u disagree
ment Of the jury.
Mr.. Stem .trom, OF the bakery. Is
suffering from tn /. bursting OF a vein
i'm his ri2ht leg. l. is quite painful,
and the oil gentleman finds it hard
TO get around.
Many of our citizens are making
quite extensive improvements about
their private residences, the most
notable being +. A. MrDerln'd, w. &.
Barry and Henry Lyons.
Evan Harris, leaves this morning
as a delegate from Steptoe Lodge to
the Masonic Grand Lodge of Nevada,
which in Virginia City on
the 18th.
The Monitor Company in TAYLOR
District continues to make n good
showing in bullion shipments. Their
last shipment, noted In the Reflex OF
the 3Oth. vas $3.7i4 81.
Bristol Time: Who avs we are not
assuming the airs AMI antics OF "A
metropolis7 The Star brewery has
engaged a female girl who serves the
fluids with all the graces of a modern
Hebe.
Parties who had evi lence taken
for naturalization papers dhrinkJudge
Rives' recent visit here are notified L.
call at the office of w. c. Love, pay
charges and take t}leir documents.
At Hamilton, asst week Judge
Riyes granted n divorce o Maria A.
Brady from James Brady, with the
right to resume her maiden aane Of
Maria A. Petersen
Doc. Wheeler, who had n leg broken
at Kane's ranch some weeks ago. and
who has been reported dead, /. doing
well and will able TO get are Ind Don
We learn that a man named Dan
johnson, n stage driver between Eu-
reka and Round Springs. died at the
latter place Tuesday Afternoon, after
n protraeted spree.
John Quinn and Thomas Parker
came In from Bristol SUNDAY. They
report times quiet there. Mr.. Qninn
will temporarily close up his business
here aud return to Bristol next week.
Most OF the movable property az
the Exchange mine and mill was sold
Thursday by Constable Henry To sat
isfy Judgments against the same. 1t
was bought in ly different parties at
very low figures.
John Cowger was the iallest s'kick-
err Of all the witnesses who were
snbppned from here on the star
route cases. lie told the officer lie
wanted s.. 900 to commence with, then
a stiff letter OF credit when he reached
Washington to do him while there
and bring him home in style. But
John didn't get IL.
Messrs. Morris & Bemis. two Salt
Lake mining men, came ia by prt-
yate conveyance Tuesday. Wednes-
day they went out to Ruby Hill 4"
examine some mining property, re-
turning the following dav. We learn
IL Is their intention tn pay Hunter
District a visit before they return to
Utah.
Mr.. ID. A. Bender, a large stock
holder In The Star mine, came in FROM
the West MONDAY evening. and de-
parted for home Ivy Thursdays stage.
During his brief visit he examined
the coInpanv's mine, and, we are in
formed, feels highly pleased with the
catering prospects in the l~owerlevel.
The Star will ole OF these days sur
prise the public.
The "Dew prop Ia" was thrown
open 10 the public We lnesday even
ing by Messrs. Brougher n Ward.
II Is a handsome saloon, neatly fitted
up, and seems to '.draw" we'll. Two
comfortable club rooms are attached,
In one OF which the sportive Tiger