The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
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Creek friends.
"Boss" Weber is declared off as a
candidate for Lieut.. Governor. Cause
he has read the salary law.
Granger Wilmington Of White River
was in town several days this week,
looking genial as usual.
We were mistaken in our last in
stating that Pete Weber had pur-
chaser the lMollinelli lot. 1t was
Dick Frank who bought Il.
The annual meeting ofthe Star Min
ing Company will take place in san
Francisco on the 2Sth instant. See
notice in another column.
A small force has beeu put to work
in the Pacific AMI Mary Ann tunnel,
fixing things up, preparatory to the
resumption OF operations on a large
scale.
The Reflex says: Assessor Wood
berry has been paying his undivided
attention to Ward the past week. lie
thinks the town can stanl "A slight
raise over last year and insists upon
IT.
Mr.. George Kennedy has returned
from his Eastern trip. He says the
WA her was fearful hot there, and
but little pleasure can be had in a
trip East at this season.
w. X. Bassett closed up business
here Monday, aud with his family
lett for Ward, where he will engage
in bn 'iness in partnership with
George Hamil on.
p. Lowell, Division Snpt. of Con-
siruction of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, bet Virginia
City and Salt Lake, was in town sew
eal days this week. lie went East
in the direction of Deep Creek.
w. J. Townsend, the energetic agent
Of Gilmer 4. Salisbury's stage lines in
Nevada, paid Cherry Creek n visit
this week. His field OF labor is ex-
tensive, but he manages the compa-
ny's affairs in an efficient for
all that.
There seems to be considerable
sickness just now in town, as well as
on Star Hill. The complaints, which
aae not Of "A serious nature. seem To
be the result OF the excessive hot
weather Of The past W weeks.
Nm. Morse, for a long time a resi-
dent of Osreola, but now of Center
vile, was In town Monday. renewing
old acquaintanceS. lie informed ~
that the outlook OF the Cen erville
mines was very encouraging. Quite
a number OF miners are employed.
Father Maloney returned from his
southern trip last Saturday. While
at Bristol he lectured for the benefit
of the public school there, and real
lied the handsome sum Of Sis 80 for
that laudable object. OF the lecture
the Bristol Times speaks in highly
complimentary terms.
Judge O'conner and his nephew,
VI. J. O'Conner. departed for Califor
MIA Tuesday morning. For the pres
ent the Judge will make his home at
San Refael. We hope be has not
left this section for good, but may al
no distant day return and be one OF
us again.
+ b. Anderson, Of Eureka. the in
snrance man, has been "doing" Cher
~ Creek this week, and has picked
up quite a lot OF business I'm his line.
The NEWS now holds a parchment
against fire In one of Mr.. Alderson's
companies.
James Stuart, that artistic mixolo-
gist, now controls the destinies of the
Palace saloon, having bought out MIR.
Doscher. James win be pleased to
zee his old friends at any aud all
times. lie keeps an excellent stock
OF barroom goods. "One price-one
bit" for all drinks.
Mr.. NJ Mathews, a San Francisco
drummer, well known here, came
near meeting with n serious accident
up In Humboldt county (Cal. on the
23d ult. The stage on which he was
riding was precipitated down an EN-
bankment 800 feet, but Mathews
caught IN IA tree 100 feet from the
road. lie escaped serious injury, but
was badly bruised.
Mrs. John Wearne has organized a
Sunday school at her residence, and
she invites the children one and all
TO attend. Catechisms and other sun
day school literature forthe little ones
will he received soon. The move
ment is a good one, and parents should
encourage The lady who has engaged
In the good work by having their
children attend regularly.