The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-08
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Hamilton OF business. He will re-
turn In a few days.
The Hamilton School Trustees want
a school teacher OF the female persua-
sion.
There was no disturbance of any
kind or bad feeling engendered on
the Forurth.
John Wearne, after a two months
trip 10 salt Lake and San Francisco,
has returned home, much improved
in health.
Samuel Chapman is In from Taylor
District. lie reports the mining out
look there as very promising. lie
returns next Monday.
Four or five miners left here this
week for 5 liver Canon to work in the
mines. TaiS means a resumption OF
work on a larger scale in that camp.
Pete Weber's horse 10 n got away
with the races on the 4th and 9Th,
beating Dave Rodefor's filly. Pete
must have been born under a lucky
star.
Supt. Benedict has been laii up for
the past teikdays with several all
nients, chief of which IL a very pain
full boil on his back.
Father Maloney is wanted back
badly to finish up a Il .rical job, half
done by Judge Ian Ter. Tue judge
don't very often turn out patchwork,
but in this case it is so conceded.
"Lake Como" that eye sore of
Main street, has been levelled off and
put in pre- .entabie shape by Jack
Williams, for which act he deserves
the thanks OF the community.
In another column will be found
the ad. OF the publican Sta q Cen
trail Committee. calling a State Con
vention TO assemble at Reno OH Sep
tember Attn next.
Charley SommarlOtt, of Silver CAN
on, paid Cherry Creek a flying visit
yesterday. He reports an improve
ment in the mining outlook OF the
Canon.
Brougher & WARTS saloon was the
most ~gorgeously decorated busin ,ss
house in to wn on the Fourth. The
boys have an eye for the beautiful.
Oscar vii le would envy the dis lay
they made.
Da' O'Bren an, says the Reflex, had
30 far recove red Saturday last from
injuries received by his fall down the
Martin White upraise as to be able TO
walk down to the restaurant.
p. Weber (Boss) left for Carson
wednesday morning to attend the
meeting Of the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee, which convene in
that city to-day.
Ed. Cowley, u livery man, has
just received from the East two han,i-
some buggies. They are just the
thing tn take your wife or sweetheart
out riding in. Ed believes in keep
ing up with the times.
A block of Martin White stock,
bearing date of June %, 1880, was
found OIL one OF the back streets one
day this week. The owner can have
the same by calling at Thatcher & Co.'S
store and describing property.
The Star has levied another assess
ment OF ten cents per share, delin-
quent the 10th of August. From
present appearances this will be the
last assessment on Ssar for a long time
to al
Last weeks bullion shipment from
ths Star was Sl2,230. Tnis week it
will be $40, II. The falling off was
due TO the ~toppage OF The mil for 40
hours to make necessary repairs.
The Reflex says: Robt. Briggs re-
ports that they have enough ore in
sight in the Monitor and Gore gro md
In Tlvlor district to take out 81, QUO
day for the @ 80 days.
Tie Fourth of July Committee will
have a final meeting in Grand Army
Hall next Wedne ,'iay evening, to
wind up all business connected with
the late celebration. They expect 10
have some money left TO turn o, er to
the school fund.
The weather for the past week has
been unusually warm, slight showers
occurring towards evening. but not
enough to materially change the
hea ell condi. ion OF the atmosphere.
This Is the sea son of cloudbursts and
watarSnoutS but f~nrtuuatelv xaa r IN