The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-23
NOTEs ABOUT TOWN

Major Roddy, OF C~enterville, aud
Mr.. Pouja.le of Silver Gallon, we're in
town yesterday.
o, erations at Centerville were sus-
pended last week, but they expect TO
resume soon again.
Al. Nuckols, having accomplished
his mission IN the northern country,
has got back rs far Ms Bellevue, Idaho,
aud will reach home next week.
The Reflex says The Monitor COM
pany shipped bullion to the value OF
se.2i2 A the last week. The Moni-
tor Is pann,n NJ out nicely.
The finest Esp IDS" we have ever
seen ara now coming into market.
AL kinds of ranch products aro cheap
and abun liant this season..
Spencer q Frank have received q
new stock of gents really made cloth
ing OF the best ma erial and work.
manship in the market.
Mr.. J. +. Sissos has returned from
bis trip 10 Dakota, looking hale and
hearty. lie speaks IN high prais. of
the country, ~hich Is rapidly filling
up with settlers.
Judge Lander has mp TO date $50
names on the registry it. There
will very likely be all Of 100 more
before the registry closes. Every vot-
er should register at once and not put
it of TIL the las. day.
DIR. Campbell desires rs to return
his sincere thanks /. q the kind friend.
who attended him during his late ILL
ness. lie fully appreciates their kind
favors. We are pleased TO note that
The doctor Is again I'll right.
+. II. Anderson passed through
Tuesday, en- route TO Murray Creek.
where he has some valuable mining
property. lie returned here Friday,
and Will remain a few days 10 look
after his Insurance bu .ine-s.
We are pleased to- learn by q dis
patch from Eureka that Mr.. Wm.
TlmsDn, whose condition for the pa Il
two weeks has been pr.carious, is
now improving rapidly, with n fair
chance OF an early recovery
s.W hen the hunters home ward re-
tarn,p Cherry Creek ought To have
"a abundance OF Wild game and fish
Fof Nsenths. No less than iour dit.
Reresr parties from here are Staying
deer AID trout in the Snake River
county.
The present moon. which fills next
we..k. rs what |, termed the .'~ilarvest
Moon" Amer filling IL will rise at
nearly the san'e hour forthr-e success
ZI.a Rtsvb 1taIa afpuuka KHaRa.
enn will be Ca nsed by the arih's Jos
ition In the elliptic nj this season of
the year.
Sister Mary Rose, of st. Mary's
Convent, Rssae, accompanied by one
Of her pupils, were In town several
days this week, soliciting subscrip-
s.ons for the Sisters school Their.
Considering The delt times. the re-
Spouse oil our people WAS very lair.
The first SHOWS erin Of the season
visited us Sunday aight. Quite "A
sprinkle fedl In town, and the sur
rounding mountains looked A. II IL
had fallen In a depth 4 Ave or six
in.lies. The first Few days of the
week were u~nco0afor ab y cold. but
the weather Is now again very line.
Should Mr.. GafagAar NJ n time be-
tween now and election day, conclude
to formally notify the ounty Central
COMMITTEES Of his mona. ceptance n
the Asseaais bly, aara ination, ne would
recom.send 10 the Countries ~ "A
capable naan 10 all the vacancy,
Charles unssy, of Osceola.
The Conaty Com missioners are no"
sitting a. a Board of Equalization al
Hamilton. This IA Il II usually ma lie
known to taxpayers by pub ~ication,
but our Coaaty Dads are so struck
with eeoneosy that they are afraid II
would bankrupt the county to give
the people the aotise the law requires.
A couple VI weddings are on the
taps, and will probably come off as
soon AS our locNl lSAstor returns from
his swing around the circle. One OF
the candidates Is an odd tine White
Piner, whom everybody Thought was
. confirmed ..oli bach" A good
field this for young ladies matrimo.
nialiy inclined. They hardly have
time 10 get acclimated before they
are mated.