The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-20
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

SherlH ftaum. VINO mas DeeH hHWell
for several weeks, left for a trip TO
California yesterday.
Father Maloney celebrated mass Mt
SchellbLrn yesterday. lie will OFF,
ciate here at the usual hour to.mor-
row.
Sanford Hall, the old pioneer lum-
herman, leaves for Wood River To-
morrow. A better man we have not
sent to that section this season.
Bristol now has a bank in fall oper.
alton, with Monroe Salisbury rs Pres
adent, J. Gilmer Vice President and
A. J. Blair, Cashier.
j. N. Booth has opened his new
barbershop on the ca It sile of Main
street, where he will be pleased 10
see his old customers and friends.
George Lewis and Mike Shea pulled
ont for Wood River Thursday NOR
ming, seated on the hurricane decks
Of two cayuses. Good luck, boys.
Tim Shine disavows any connection
with the attempt to blow up The Chi
nese Josh house. He is too pious Ii
heather to be guilty of any such sac
rilege.
The villain still pursues Us. This
time il is IL New Orleans marriage in
snrance company who want us to adj
vertise their fraudulent schemes.
Hank knight, the genial drummer
OF Wilmerding Il Co, San Francisco.
was interviewing our saloon men
several days this week.
Bristol Times: "Quite a number of
Cherry Checkers are visiting Bristol.
Where, o where, Is Wise the beauti
full" He is down ut Quinn's, raking
in the chips.
New onions from Duck Creek have
made their appearance in the market.
Farmer Jones tells rs he has "A field
Of them big enough to supply this
market for months to come.
Mr.. FurgeSon, OF Deep Greek, who
Is suffering from an attack of paral
ysis. came in from that place Tuesday
and is stopping at DR.. Tutlord :, un-
der whose medical treatment he is.
Al. Gu ilford is spoken of ~ n prob
able and available candidate for Sher.
If on the Republican ticket. Andy
has many warm personal AMI politi
cal friends all over the comfy. lie
would run well.
Geo. Thacher, OF San Francisco,
spent several days in town the latter
part Of last week, looking after
business interests. lie departed for
home on Tuesdays stage.
Stockmen's attention Is called to 2.
Weber's advertisement of his cele-
ibrated stations "sMUldoon' and
."Oregon," which appears in this issue.
The horses will make the present
season In Cherry Creek.
w. J, Haynes returned from nm ex-
tended visit East, Wednesday even.
ing. Rumor has 1t that he returns as
the accre tied agent OF the Exchange
Company, whose business seems TO
need Strengthening out very much.
r. II. Adams has consented to the
solicitation OF his friends to have his
name come before the Democratic
County Convention for Recorder.
Dick is capable, and would make a
good run.
b. +. Miller has secured tho con
tract for furnishing the Star Company
with wood, timbers and charcoal for a
year or more. It's "A big job, and
Ben will have plenty 10 attend to to
keep him from getting the blues.
DR.. Parsons. the dentist. came in
from the West Monday night. He
has taken up his quarters at DR.. TUT
ford's, and is now prepared for work.
The doctor II n first-class dentist. and
persons in need OF his ser, ices should
avail themselves of the opportunity
offered.
John McKernan for County Clerk,
and G.. NJ. T~hackston for District At
torney, are the latest announcements
from the county seat. Both have
made good officers and stand n good
chance to succeed themselves for the
ensuing term.
John Garrett, OF Eureka, has been
In town several days, looking after
The Hillhouse estate, Of which he Is
a~w the guardian. lie went over TO
Duck Creek Thursday to look after
the Tom Dick ranch.
Coffee and pistols fortwo came near
ending the antagonism between two
rival lovers in Hamilton last week.
Sam Sing sends us the particulars,
but out OF regard for the rash young