The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
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cenatOr Fair anu congressman
s;dv have placed us under obligations
for Pub. Docs
We learn hat Judge Rives has ad-
,ourned Court in this county to the
18th instant.
Roth our water works are again in
running order, after a suspension of
several months from the heavy frosts.
John Frank has moved his work
shop to the room next door to Tim
Shines saloon.
Mrs. Thomas OiDonnel has taken
charge Of the restaurant lately coil
Quoted by Mrs. Homiston.
n. A. Lackey has moved his saloon
from Chris. Delker's TO the rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Rockman.
The wires have been down for three
day $ and we have been unable to as
certain what disposition has been
made OF the county seat petition by
the Board OF Commissioners. No
stock board quotations have come TO
hand either.
Frank Hallowell, for several years
Supt. OF the works at Egan Canon, de-
parted for the West Tuesday. lie
will take in Arizona and New Mexico.
Charley Croker, OF the telegraph
office, is on a visit to his folks in Gu
yer Valley. In his ab-ence Mr..
Murphy, Of Wells, attends TO the
office.
Henry Lyons, after several months
s%oiourn in California, returned home
Monday evening. Henry j., no longer
a gay batchelor, but a submissive
benedict. lie looks we'll.
W. c. Love, Esq, returned home
Monday from his trip 10 Carson and
the Bay, lie has had rather a hard
time OF it, being caught in the big
snow blockade on his way down, aud
in the o~verilowed Humboldt on his
return.
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, OF Eureka, we
are reliably Informed, will be a can
didate for District Judge before the
next District Democratic Convention.
The party ought TO be able To seeure
better timber for the Judgeship.
The Reflex says: Tommy Sillvman
Yesterday received from the Govern
ment 81 600 due him for wounds re-
ceived while in the service Of Uncle
Sam during the late unpleasantness.
Tommy deserves every cent Of it and
more.
sConscience makes towards OF us
ALL And that's why the castle OPP
posite the NEWS Office has been va
Gated. We hear range stories Of
nightly apparitions. One To the ef-
feet that
OF in tho midnight hour
The form Of a woman l. seen,
So pale as she paet a The Railways below,
The lilies might cali her their queen.
The residents of Thompson street
should improve the street and take
the example given by Thacher & Co.,
Weber, Cowley, Shine, aud others;
dig out the stones and remove the
rubbish, and Thompson street will be
then one of the pleasantest in the
town.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday,
one of the most hallowed festivals in
the Christian Church. It's due OBJ
servance dates so far back as TO be
lost in the realms OF antiquity. Father
Maloney will hold appropriate seryi-
ces at the Catholic Church in COM
memoration OF the day.
Quite n number of the friends of
Joe Lander aud Mrs. ConoVer assem-
bled at the ~latter's residence last Sat
urday evening to witness the happy
couple being joined in wedloek.
Judge Lander tied the knot in his
usual felicitous style, after which
cake and wine were dispensed with a
liberal hand. The News joins with
the many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lander i'm wishing them a clear day
and a smooth voyage down the stream
of life.
Prof. Fisher, who has been sick for
some time, will be rendered a benefit
by his musical brethren and others at
Nevada Hall, next Wednesday even
ing. The programme of exercises
will embrace a concert, both vocal
and instrumental, AS n first part, to
wind up with a dance. The music
will be irst-class, and a rare treat Is in
store for all who attend. The tickets
TO the concert 81 to concert and dance
81.