The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
NOTEs ABOUT TOWN.

Tckds
Hank Knight, the genial San Fran
cisco drummer, spent everal days in
town this week.
The s%leighing carnival is over.
While it did last. however, our people
enjoyed the sport.
King Keno holds nightly levees at
the Corners. Sunday evening he
gives a big layout to his courtiers.
Granger wilmington was In from
White River Thursday, looking hale
and hearty.
ID. II. Hunter and WIN. Kersey de-
parted last Thursday fort few months
trip to Boston. Both will return in
the Spring.
Father Maloney is visiting among
his flock down by Bristol and Phoebe.
He will return here a week from to-
morrow.
The children OF the public school
desire us to publicly express their
thanks TO Mr.. Geo. Kennedy for the
donation OF a water-bucket.
Mr.. Lou. Parker, OF Toano, general
freight agent at that place for this
section, has been visiting our town
for several days.
The Reflex says: There is nov over
S2O. 900 worth Of ore at the Monitor
mill on Steptoe creek awaiting crush.
ing
A sparse display of bunting was the
only visible display OF patriotic ardor
.a..., I-a.Iy ON tho a.atxAraarx 4
OF the birth Of the 'sFather Of his
Country"
Supt. Goss, of the f. IL c. II. r..
who has been East forthe past month
on business connec ell with the rail-
road, has returned to Eureka.
The NEWS quili.driver is indebted
to DIR. Tufford and Hagh Frank for
a spin round H. their elegantly fur
nished cutters.
Mr.. Ivers informs us that several of
his young cattle have died within the
past two weeks from what he con-
siders black leg. This is the frs; we
have heard Of the disease among the
stock in this section.
Eureka Leader; ''Dick, the Kid"
who left this camp for California, took
tho back trail and is NOW hitting the
pipe and munching pills in Cherry
Creek.
Last Sunday afternoon, as n couple
of ladies' on Star Hill we're INDUCING in
the sport OF the season-sleigh-riding
they were dumped in a big snow
bank. No serious injuries received.
County Clerk McKernan, who has
beeu sojourniug among us for the
past ten days, left for Hamilton by
last nights stage. Johnny made
many friends among our people here
during his visit. Come again.
Notwithstanding the dull times
real estate i'm our town holds up re-
markably steady. This is an assur-
ance that our people have the utmost
faith in the future prosperity OF our
mines.
Sheriff Raum received a dispatch
Wednesday, apprising him OF the
death Of Fred Plane in Chicago on
the Dist, Mr.. Plane died Of smallpox.
He VAS a former well-known resident
of Cherry Creek. and u gentleman
highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
The railroad survey party, who
have been resting on their oars here
for the past two months, pulled up
stakes Thursday AMI departed in the
direction OF Deep Creek. Surveyor
George b. Burbank was in charge OF
the outfit. Thi. looks as If tho rail
road people were determined to push
things and lose no time.
ID. Nathan and Jake Schiller, OF
Eureka, who have been among us
for the past month, disposing OF "A
stock of clothing, packed mp what
was left Of their stock yesterday and
will return 10 Eureka to-day, where
Mr.. Nathan is carrying on a large
business.
Bristol Times: I'VE are in receipt
of a letter from Cherry Creek in which
the writer advises the Bristol and Pi-
oche people not TO 20 there in search
OF work as nearly everything is shut
down. He states that though the Star
mine is being worked that there are
men there now than can find
employment, and that the inhabitants
of Bristol had better stay where they
are" Correct.
The prophecy is being fulfilled. n
the end Of time must be close at hand,
for since the fire Sunday evening,