The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-28
NoTEs ABOUT Town.

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Utah mining camps.
w R. Bassett and wife are on a
,rin 10 Ward, Billy's old stamping
ground.
The Martin White Company has
,s,ied an assessment Of 81 per share
on its capital stock.
Only a weekly mail will hereafter
bA run from Hamilton to Cherry
Creek. This Is outrageous-[Eureka
Sentinel.
The Hamilton mail will hereafter
arrive Friday afternoon, and depart
after the arrival Of the Wells stage,
Friday night.
An insipienl fire was discovered in
r. p. brakes residence Monday even
ing. II originated nom a defective
stovepipe and was soon extinguished.
Lew Cook, the White Pine default
er, is in Yokohama, Japan in the new
agency business. He bankers to re-
turn to sagebrush land.
Bassett Il Brum mett's new saloon in
The Nevada Building, Is being fitted
up in elegant style. When compile
ted IL will bethe incest place in town.
Henry Hip, one OF Wards solid
men, and a genial gentleman, has
been spending several days in town
this week. He anticipates better
times over in that burg next Spring.
Our devil perpetrates this horrid
Joke. for which wo think he is en-
titled to a big chunk OF wedding cake:
Why Is a recently married lady like a
menagerie attache? Because she is a
Lyonls) tanner.
A slight fall Of snow Tuesday even
ing had the effect Of changing the
temperature greatly, and since then 1t
has been blowing and generally dis
agreeable.
Mr.. James Liddle and Mr.. Brown
Of Thirty-mile Springs are in from
Hamilton. They report the county
seat as the dullest and dreariest place
imaginable.
We ale pleased TO see that w. y.
McGill, who for the past week has
been quito i'll, is on the street again.
lie returned to his home at Ward
yesterday.
Billy Furgesou, OF Eureka, arrived
by private conveyance on Thursday.
He informs us hal the people over
there greatly regret the untimely
death of Dick Guiberson.
The new Oakland depot was open
ed on THURSDAY evening with a ball
for the benefit Of the Veterans Home
Fund. over 5000 people were pres
ent and the profits were $4,000.
Messrs. D. Nathan, j. Schiller and
Dave Slender are in from Eureka
with a large stock Of clothing and
gentleman's ware. We acknowledge
the honor OF a visit from the distin-
guished gentlemen.
Dull times seem to be upon US, and
nearly everybody is complaining Of
the depressed state OF business. Judg.
ing from our exchanges, we are no
worse off in this respect than many
Of our sister towns throughout the
State.
We learn that the Monitor Com
pany a, Steptoe Greek intend to put
in steam power in their mill, so as not
TO be al the mercy of the weather in
keeping the same running. They
have lots Of ore and "A fine outlook
ahead.
w. J. HAYNES and wife departed
for the East by Tuesdays stage. They
will stop at Mrs. Haynes folks at
Lamars. Iowa. From there Mr.. II.
will proceed to New York, and per-
haps spend the winter there working
up the mining boom.
The Reflex says: Frank Thomas In
forms ms that a few days ago at Min
eral City, A. II. Watson's son had his
left eye nearly put out with a toy pis-
toll. 1t appears he was looking down
the barrel when il wen off. There Is
some hope that the sight will be par
tally restored.
The new desks have been put up
in the school house, and they are a
great improvement on the old ones.
They were very much needed, and
Mrs. Benedict and her scholars are
now very comfortably situated. To
Mr.. Benedict is due the praise for his
exertions in procuring thiss much
needed improvement.
The friends of DIR. Tufford--and they
are ~many-will regret to learn that he
is very i'll. He was takendown Tues
day evening and for the succeeding
two days he was so low as 10 excite
alarm among his friends. AS we 20