The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13
ABOUT TOWN.

Mr., Huru, Oh Lno lehcup, uepaTJeu
for the East Thursday morning.
Col. Baker Post, q. A. r., is maxi
ing preparations to appropriately OBJ
serve Decoration Day.
A postoflice under the name Of
uArthuru has been established in
Ruby Valley, Elko county.
Tree-planting is now all the rage
with our business men. Agood way
to kill time, if not the trees.
Mormon teams are now deluglng
the town with hen and orchard fruit.
This is much later in the season than
their usual marketing time.
Goodrich IL Shepard have dissolved
partnership in the %ranching business
down the valley. Shep. yacates and
Goodrich stays with her..
J. +. Williams has a proclamation
in to-day's NEWS, which all parties
desiring charcoal or native lumber
would do well to read. lie means
business.
Dan Morris, an old resident Of
White Pine, but now of Ogden, Utah,
has been sojourning among us during
the past week. lie is having the
Kane estate horses gathered up and
will take them north.
Last week Doc. Wheeler had his
leg broken in the thigh at the Kane
ranch, while riding a bronco horse.
DIR. Campbell set the fractured limb
and he is now doing we'll.
So far the Democrats seem to have
q monopoly of the candidates for
county officers in this county, not a
single Republican having yet thrown
out a "feeler."
We hear Of several parties having
lost valuable horses within the past
few weeks from pinkeye. j. T..
Williams has been especially unfor-
tunate in this respect, having lost
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardaut have moved
their fruit and candy store into the
rooms formerly occupied by Dan
Bernstein rs a barbershop. They
keep everything in the fruit and con
dictionary line.
Uncle George Taylor has thoroughly
cverhauled his saloon, put in new
flooring, papercd the walls and kali
somined the ceiling. Ii is now one
of the prettiest bar-rooms in town.
Dan Bernstein, the tonsorial artist.
las pulle out to swell the army OF
pilgrims 10 Wood River. Dams
many friends here hope lie will amass
a fortune in the Timber Stream coun-
try.
T. J. Andrews and A. Bateman ar
rived from San Francisco Wednesday
evening. Thursday they went out TO
Ruby Hill to look at the mines there.
Mr.. Bateman will very likely become
interested in working them.
DR.. NJ. w. Parsons, the denstist,
telegraphs us from Stockton, Cal, that
he will be In Cherry Creek early next
week, prepared to do work in his pro-
fessional line. The doctor is "A nice
gentlemen and first-elass workman.
The story is told that at a recent
wedding, not a thousand miles from
Cherry Creek, the officiating ]. r..
came near marrying the wrong
couple. We suppose it wouldn't have
made much difference, as it was all
In the family, anyway.
An old White Piner,-Frank Ba-
con-for several years foreman i'm the
Martin White at Ward, is said to have
made quite a stake in Colorado, hav-
ing sold a mine there for $50, 900.
Franks friends ont this way will be
glad TO hear OF his good luck.
A couple Of White Riverites, among
n number Doc. Ellison, were at
Thirty-mile Springs several days this
week. They ate Brown d William
son out of house and home, and they
had to dispatch a Shoshone courier to
o for a fresh supply. The Indian
carried back the "necessariesh in a
wo.gallon jug, and he returned post
haste, fearing they would perish be-
fore he got back.
Mr.. Bibbins, who returned a few
days ago from a trip to Ward, Taylor
and Osceola, informs US that the pros
poets OF our neighboring camps are
very promising. He says the people
OF Ward are especially hopeful of
good times this coming fall and win
ter. Taylor District is looking better
every day. The mines and mill are
running under full Roadway, and a
steady flow of bullion is the result.
In O~sceola, too, considerable work is