The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-01
NoTEs ABOUT TOWN.


star has levied another assessment
Of ten cents, delinquent May 18th.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton has BEEN ap-
poinled PostnlIstress ut Spruce noun
tain.
D. w. Hastings, one of the old
standby Of Schellburn, was IN town
several days this week.
Dave O'Brien and a party OF old
time Wardltss returned to their first
love last monday.
P. Bonner and Miss Mary McLaugh-
lin have gone on a trip to Ward tn
look up the situation in that now
promising camp.
March came IN and continued dur
ing Its major part Ike a lion, but il
goes out like "a lamb-soft and radi-
ant in sunshine.
Mr.. Tandy. the artist, was out yes
terday taking sketches. lie i IA
splendid artist and wi | no doubt get
some excellent views of the town.
We are informed that +. b. Dickin-
son, OF tue FL Captain, who was on
his way 10 New York, was robbed OF
$500 IN u sleeping IA on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
The Reflex avs: Some rich ore is
coming out Of the Imperial, the prop
erty Of Garaghan IL Cupid, located at
Hercules Gap, an "A shipment will
soon be made To Eureka.
Tim Shine, the enterprising propri-
etor Of the Bank Exchange, has pur-
chased the LOT opposite his Saloon
from Mr.. Bibbins and is erecting "A
stable aud hennery ON the same.
Justice J. l.. Robertson, of Silver
Canon, has been spending the week
in Cherry Creek. He reports mining
matters very quiet in the cahon at
present, but expects "a revival OF bus
iness
Farmer Burke OF Schellburn has
commenced blowing and preparing to
put in "A large crop. lie has put up a
dollhouse and is raising plants for
vegetables to supply the Cherry Greek
market.
Only " shareholders in the San
Jose Com any let their stock become
delinquent on the late assessment, L.
Prentice and Thomas IL. O'Conner.
The list of their delinquency appears
in this issue.
Not to be outdone by the overflow
ing rivers East and West Cherry creek
got up a little boom Of its own the
past few days. The water came rush
ing down tiercelv from the melting
snow on the hills.
Several of our miners who have
been idle for several months past
vent to work this week. Some got
employment at the Teacnp AMI others
at Egan Cahon. We predict that in
another month all our idle miners
will be employed.
Mr.. Hurd, President of the Teaeup
and Geneva Mining Company. arrived
from New York Monday evening. II
j. his intention, we learn, To settle up
all the Indebtedness OF the company
and IA work IN the property.
At the risk OF being considered i'm
pertinent and probably severely rep
rimanded for our oiiciousness, we
give IL as an item Of local gossip that
- NOahAAih 4 'oiilt vi "a q ~ sNtf1t
this evening for certain.
A small blaze. which was extin
guished with a single bucketfull OF
water. took place in the 'little house
round the corner" from the NEWS
office Sunday evening about Z o'clock.
A stovepipe coming in contact with
the shingles was what caused 1t.
Superintendent Foulke Thursday
took n mouthful OF muriatie acid by
mistake. Fortunately he did not
swallow any of the liquid. and us
tainee no more serious injury than
the burning OF his lips and tongue.
IL was a narrow escape.
Tom Short, of Ruby Valley, will
enter his horse "Euchre" for the great
Colorado races, which come off at
Denver during the coming summer.
"Euchre" ~ a flyer that will hold his
own with the best OF the Eastern nass.
We hope Tom will get away with the
$4,000 purse.
Arthur Moore, while going up Ex-
schequtr Canon a few days ago stepped
into an old shaft, which was covered
with snow, and fell down 20 feet.
Fortunately "a long pole extended
from the bottom To the top of the
shaft, on which he climbed ont Mine
owners ought to cover up these man
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