The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-29
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Fnn lu0
Another outfit, composed of the
Messrs. Commins, sailed out for Wood
River yesterday.
One of our restaurants has NC
cumbed to the too sharp competition
in that line.
O. NJ. Converse, of Bull Creek, has
secured the contract for hauling the
Monitor ore to the mil at Steptoe
Creek. His bid was 81 62K per ton.
our physicians tell us there is at
~present considerable sickness in this
vicinity-mostly, however, of the
milder forms-colds, etc.
Checks lost or stolen-Read the
advertisement in another column, of
ole Hansen, referring 10 this subject.
The Reflex says: One bar OF bullion
from the Monitor mill, valued at ST.
Ola 65 was received at the express
office last Saturday for shipment.
Now is the season Of the year when
the busy housewife is busy cleaning
house, aud cold victuals disgust the
lord OF the mansion.
Mrs. Gleason is in from Ward to
receive the medical treatment Of DIR.
Tufford for dropsy, from which she is
suffering.
W. r. Bassett will move to Ward
and take charge Of his saloon business
.here. George Hamilton will take
charge of Billy's business here.
WIN. Prescott, one OF the injured
men in the late explosion at Ward.
has had M of his eyes taken out.
Jake Henry, his companion, is all
right and back in Ward again.
Remember that this is the last week
in which To pay your United States
revenue taxes. Saloon men should
not forget this, as it may II them
much trouble.
Sam Chapman has returned from n
trip TO Ward. He says there is no
ia rticular change in the camp yet,
but all look for lively times this fall.
Monday will be May day. We
hear OF no May parties, no happy
crowds OF children preparing to cele
hrate the day. Truly, our il a land
Nith')ut ioiihtiitci hp"1i9 ~ hiuoiNs
A domestic squall took place AT
Uptown the latter part OF last week
The irate husband went around with
n Winchester rifle, hunting up the
imaginary d~estroyers OF his domestic
happiness. He didn't find them.
We are in receipt OF IN invitation
&c attend the nuptia.s of 5. p. Brooks
and Miss Jennie Robinson, which
event will come of at Aurum next
Friday evening, May 9th. Wen try
TO be there.
1t was stated around town a few
days & that the Exchange Company
were making arrangements to pay OF
their indebtedness, and that w. j..
Haynes was To be sent here to man
age the Company's affairs hereafter.
The News has had hard work to
make its appearance this week. We
have been and are still laborlng un-
der the effects OF a most severe coll.
Our young friend, Master Stockle,
has done most of the composition on
this weeks issue.
NJ. Boyle and family came in from
Hamilton Wednesday aud proceeded
GU to the Madalena ranch, near
Schellburn. which Mr.. Boyle has per-
chased and where he will make his
future home. Tom Hagar (BygimI-
nee) came over with item to drive
their stock.
Capt. Bell, at the Star Mine, desires
us to publicly express his thanks and
those of several OF his friends, TO Con-
gresham Cassidy, for continued IA
yors extended in the line Of Congress
ional literature. Hon. g. Z. is be-
coming very popular with the boys.
The Odd Fellaw's ball, Wednesday
evening, was largely attended, not
withstanding the dull times. aud was
sn every respect an enjoyable affair.
The supper at Mrs. O'Donnel's was
first-class. 1t was financially as we'll
'as socially a complete success
We have en- our table some twenty
different varieties of garden seeds,
sent as by Senator Fair, from the De-
partment OF Agriculture, which can
DIE had by any,of IA ranchers, with
out money and without price, by
calling far them. We do mot, how
ever, wish To be understood as run
ming opposition TO any of our stores
in this line
The Reflex has entered on its tenth
volume, and its editor says he would