The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-06
NOTES o TOWN.

w. C. Giles and Tom Reynolds will
,oave to-day or Monday for a trip to
the old country.
Payday at the Star to-day. A
mneh needed lever to move the finan-
ciaI stagnation about town.
The grass has commenced TO sprout
ON the sunny sides of the adjacent
bills.
onr friend Ardaut. of tho fruit and
candy store, has just com pleted a nice
residence on Paul street.
Lower Main street underwent a
thorough cleaning the past few days.
Residents OF the upper block should
follow suit.
Cherry Creek is now without a tailor
lor-Louis Levi having packed up his
traps and departed for Wood River
yesterday.
Justice Lander's Court has been
running full time for the past week.
The Spring exodus has. furnished
most OF the business.
John Curtis is one OF the Anti-Ghi
nese Executive Committee, appointed
bv the San Francisco Convention, for
this portion OF Nevada.
II all we hear about the Eberhardt
mine, in White Pine, be true, thai
camp will be "A RATHER this coming
su1nmer.-[Bristol Times. We hope
so, though our faith Is weak.
We hear it stated that y. i. Miller
will be a candidate for County As
SCISSOR before the Democratic County
Convention. Ben isa rnstler aud will
make it lively for his opponents be-
fore the Convention.
Our old friend j. Y. Booth doe
returned from a fve-months' visit 10
his old home in kentucky last Mon
day evening. He looks hale and
hearty, and says he had a way-up
time. The Docs many friends are
pleased 10 see him among US again.
Why are our equity dads Ike the
occupant OF the White IIOuse2 Be
cause they hold i'm disdain tho peo-
pies rights and wishes. They have
little hatehets of their own to grind a
the people'sexpense.
Aa.tSNbl OhalAtiA a3N II NV II
last Sunday, but turried with Us but
n Few hours. From the extra brilliant
beam in his countenance We infer
that he will stand in for a third term.
Quite a number of the yonng folks,
and some of the old ones too, weni
over to Silver Canon Yesterday to be
present at the Brooks-Rpbertson
wedding. Tho NEWS wishes the
happy young couple long life and
prosperity.
The Wood River exodus has been
lively in Cherry Creek for the past
few DAYS. While we have lost a few
good citizens, most of the emigrants
from here are OF the class chat will
not be missed, and that are not likely
To add materially to the wealth OF any
community among which they may
settle.
Now is your last chance 10 get a
first class picture taken. As Mr.. Iandy
proposes to leave Us about the 10th.
lie is a fine artist and oar people
should avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity now offered.
0nr neighbor Games. back OF the
News office, complains that there IS
just a little too much loye-making
going on in his neighborhood these
fine nights. The OIL. man wouldn't
mind it so much. he says, but il
makes him think OF the days when
he was young. lie intimated 10 rs
that II II wedding don't take place
soon, 1t ought to.
Aat one OF our lodging houses:
What TO him was love or hope7
What to him was joy or eare2
lie stepped on a bar of irish soap
The girl had left on the topmost stair;
And his feet flew out like Wild, ieree
things,
And he struck each stair with a sound
like n drum,
And the girl below with the scrubbing
things
Laughed like "A fiend to see him Gene
The Silver Reef Miner says: Her
bert Steele, Isaac Van Tonks and
Harry Mix, three Refers recently in
dicted for murder, went north yester-
day In charge Of Sheriff Hardy, to be
convenient to appear when sum
moned for trial in the District Court.
All these parties were residents of
Cherry Creek about a year ago.
Sol. Hip, OF Ward, recently went
to Eureka. There was nothing par
tieularly strange in This. But Sol. be-
ing "A lady's man had an errand to