The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-19
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. Hurd, of the Teacup Company,
arrived from the East last Saturday.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Frank Is very sick, and not
expect to live.
Sheriff Raum has sold TO Miss Julia
ST. Clair the Furgeson building on
Main Street for $500.
I. C. Campbell will be the Repub-
lican delegate to the State Convention
from this district.
W. r. Bassett took out for Ward
another wagon load of saloon goods
last Tuesday.
The Monitor Company's shipments
last week amounted to gu ,932 95-a
good weeks work.
Frank Hallowell, late Of Egan
Canon, Is now at Lake Valley, New
Mexico, where very rich mines are
being developed.
The Reflex says: T. i. O'Neil has
secured the contract for carrying the
mail between Ward and Osceola. The
service calls for three times "A week.
Mrs. Chas. Sommerlott, of Silver
Cahon, paid a visit to old friends here
this week. She returned home Thurs
day morning.
sDog-gone it, ifthe Cherry Creek
boys didn't hold the top hand ON us
IL the way a prominent Hamilton
Democrat expresses 1t.
Silver Cahon, Queen Springs and
Mary Ann mines have absorbed
nearly all the idle miners in this Sec
ton. The Exchange Will probably
utilize all that are left.
Supt. Smith hasincreased his work
ing force on the Mary Ann tunnel.
and as soon as necessary dead work
Is completed, a still larger force will
be employed.
At present there is no L. s. Deputy
District Surveyor in this section, and
parties wishing mineral surveys made
have to send elsewhere for them. ".
n. McGill, OF Taylor, is the only n
In the county.
The patent for the town site of Cher
~ Creek has arrived at the Eureka
Land Office, and will probably be adj
vertlsed as 500 as Judge Rives re-
turns from Phoebe.
w. X. Forrest, late County Clerk Of
this county. is % living in Seattle
w. T., and is engaged in furniture
manufacturing. lie is said 10 have
married ian elderly lady with quite
a fortune, who, 1t is surmised, III times
past resided in Hamilton.
Ward Reflex: at is reported that
the mining property adjoining the
Star mine in Cherry Creek, owned by
Henry Lyons, has been purchased by
the Star Mining Company" Goaway
from home to hear the news. There
is nothing in It, as far as we AN learn.
The hot wave still holds on. From
g5e to 1909 in the shade is the daily
register of the thermometer. A slight
change occurred Thursday night, and
Friday morning 1T was quite cool and
pleasant. 1t Is to be hoped 1t may
continue so.
The Democratic primaries come OFF
next Tuesday. Monday evening a
meeting will be held to place candi-
dates for delegates TO the County on
vention In the field. II is almost Ger
tain that two tickets will be put for
ward, sthe interests Of the candidates
for county offices are SO conflicting.
The place of holding the polls aud
judges will be decided at the meeting.
p. G. Weber considers 1t a good
joke that he, an old and dyed-in-the-
wool Democrat, should he "bonnced'
out Of the party at the instance OF a
recent convert, who is only in the
ranks on probation for the past two
years. The Boss thinks this untledged
Democrat should wait till he is taken
int full fellowship before he under
takes to "bounce'' the Elders who
have offered sacrifice in the Demo-
cratic temple from time immemorial.