The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-18
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Army Dali hcA1 NOdAioodaJ 0sOAihS'
To-day is pay. day at the Star. 1t
ought to improve business some
what.
over one hundred tickets in Mr..
Laglor's stallion rattle are already
taken.
ST. Valentines Day was this year
very poorly celebrated in Cherry
Creek.
Yesterday WAS Chinese New Year.
They don't know the number them
selves.
Next Wednesday will be Ash
Wednesday as well as W~ashington's
birthday.
Chicken dinner at Mrs. Rodefor's
formerly Mrs. Conley's) restaurant
tomorrow.
George C. Hamilton, of Ward, was
in town several days this week. He
reports times dull over his way.
Mrs. Homiston will get NJ a nice
supper for the Grand Army ball We'd
nesday evening.
While restaurants are on the in
crease here, the quality Of aproven-
der" set up makes no visible improve
ment.
We are informed that beef cattle
are getting very scarce in this por-
tion OF the State, aid prices are like
ly TO go up.
Mrs. Osborn adyertises in to-day's
NEWS a house and lot for sale on
moderate terms; also, furnished
rooms 10 rent.
Mrs. Kerr and children departed
for Belmont, Montana, last Saturday,
where she intends to take up her per-
manent residence.
Yesterday quite a number OF ladies
and gentlemen took advantage of the
storm to indulge in sleighing. This
is The first good opportunity our peo-
pie have had for several years.
Cherry Greek Lodge of Chosen
Frieds will give a grand masquerade
ball on or about the LIST Of April. IL
is intended to an invitation party, and
will doubtless be a grand affair.
"My New Years Guests,n by r..
NJ. Daggett. n beautiful poem, ON orr
fourth page, will repay the p%erusal of
all who admire beautiful imagery and
elegantly CONSTRUCTED verse.
T.. j. Andrews. Of Ruby Hill, de-
parted for san Francisco Thursday
morning, taking with him some of
the richest specimens of silver rock
ever discovered in these parts.
The Sentinel of Tuesday saws:
Hon. A. L. Cleveland, Of Spring Val
ley, departed for home to-day. hav-
ing received a dispatch that Mrs.
Cleveland had been quite sick.
Another evidence Of the dull times
now upon us is the closing of the
d~ance-house. We shall now miss the
sweet strains Of the bass VOL when
we wake from our midnight nap.
I. Elias has just received a nice lot
Of bedsteads. sofas, etc. Also n large
increase to his dry goods and cloth
ing departments. lie says he is
bound to keep everything that is
wanted.
nuoSi III our tANiitlEfN "a Aitif II
an anxious crowd waiting for Spring
TO open so that they can get back into
the mining camps OF Wood River.
We hear OF no one here anxious to
emigrate.
We learn that our genial friend
John A.. Condor, Of Ward, intends to
contest the right of Hamilton's claim
to all county Offices Mt the approach
ing convention of the Democracy.
Sheriff Is what Johnny would like to
be.
County Clerk McKernan is V g
from the cohnty seat and will tarry
with us a week. He is a good look
ing young man, and If he don't fall a
prey to the bewitching snares Of some
OF our young ladies, he'll do to run
Tor Office again.
It was a Hamilton man who recent
iy asked Judge Rives' opinion on a
point of law which is likely to soon
come before him for official decision.
The Judge didn't give the desired in
formation, but intimated TO the gen
tleman who asked him that he pos
sessed all the necessary qualifi cations
for . tirst-class newspaper reporter.
In the snow storm Thurday night
Tim Shines stable and hennery gave
way to the pressure of tho "beauti-
EarIv vaotar1av morninO Tim