The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07
.orrs ABoUr Town.

-hi-tIe i now again heard in the land.
Henry X. Lyons has gone to San
Francisco on a VISIT.
MANY OF the boys swore off New
Years. which makes times appear
dull.
New Year calls were the exception
and not the rule in Cherry Creek
Monday.
In the coursing race last Monday.
I.Startle'i won the fir-t prize, Dart"
the second and .sRattler' the third.
The Egan mill was started up
Wednesday and il running smoothly.
Bullion shipments will now be in or
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sommerlott
and DIR. Broks were in town several
DAYS this week.
p. Weber has purchased the orner
lot allolning Mrs. Bates lodging
house, from Spencer * Frank, for
$500.
Farmer Dave McQuitty passed
through We Inc sday on his way 10
Lnt fAllIDdis - WI htc'N bA1hy
visit the Bay before his return.
The railroad force, who have been
working in Egan Canon for the pat
few months, has suspended opera
tons for the winter and stored their
tools and implements.
Mrs. Al. Nuekels, who has been
in very poor health for the past yea,
W Ii 20 below In "A few days and see il
that climate " Il not prove beneficial
to her.
Capt. Frank Drake, OF Eberharit,
has heen visiting this $ elton for the
defy the encroaehes of old Father
Time.
John Quinn Is having a substantial
stone crossing put in from the front
of his saloon 10 the opposite side of
Main street. An iinprovent that will
be appreciated by pedestrians.
A pump fur the Star shaft Is
expected TO arrive from Toano in n
day or two, which will han lie the
water that has OF late been causing
80 much trouble.
Lew Cook, the notorious White
Pine defanlter writes TO Gen. Kiltrel
from Yokohama, Japan, where he Is
keeping a news depot, expressing a
great longing to return TO the sage
brush land.
The Monitor mill at Ste ptoe Creek
has heen closed for the Winter owing
to the freezing OF the water-power
used in It's operation. The company
has plenty of ore, and when spring
opens a long and profitable run will
be made.
Basset x Brummett. late OF the
Stone Saloon, have rented the south
corner OF the Nevada building from
Williamson Il McDermid, and Will
open the same "a a first-cla~s saloon
about the lst OF February. They have
sent below for bar fixtures and a fine
s.o;k of saloon goods.
Commissioner Flynn was in from
the county seat Thursday. Though
somew hal overworked by his official
duties, he looks like he might be wilt
ins to serve the dear people salne
more-if they should insist on his
doing SO.
J. Fuller, of the tin store, is in re-
ceipt of some new and unique articles
for Kitchen use, which housekeepers
should take a look at. His ton
griddles for steaks and pancakes are
a novelty no housekeeper can well do
without.
The foot race that was to come of
New Years Day proved abortive, Mr.
Brown snrrendering his forfeit. Mr..
Gibson desires us u state that he is
ready TO run any man In Eastern Ne
vada for any sum between 500 aud
$500.
Dan Morris, formerly n resident OF
Hamilton and Ward, but how of
Ogden, dropped in on us this week,
AM looks as natural as ever. Dan
had been making "a tour of Southern
Utah, and on his way home digressed
a little To shake hands with his old
friends.
Wn. Sneak, an old White Pine
pioneer, and one Of the first dis
voverers OF Silver Canon, was in from
the latter plare Tue >Lay. Mr.. Sneak
Is now In charge of the mill at that
place. Few men in this section OF
state have had greater experience in
mining matters than VIM. Sneak.
Chas. Karbstein, the old Hamilton
standby, has at last pulled up slak es