The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
NOTES o TOWN.

Creek, vas in town yesterday.
lanes Manning, who died Wednes-
day night, was buried yesterday after
noon.
The telegraph wires were down west
NJ here Yesterday. and in consequence
w. failed TO get the stock report.
Stot ks are booming since the holi.
days-booming DOWN. ards.
About two inches OF snoS fell here
Tuesday evening, and since then the
weather has been very win cry.
Justice Lander $ Court has been kept
nreltv busy since the New Year came
in-mostly criminal business.
We lsarn that the intense cold
Thursday nj hit forced the Egan mill
TO shut down TIL the weather moder-
ate-.
The Grand Army boys are making
prepa rations for their annual ball on
Wash ingion's birthday.
The Bristol Times says an army of
volunteers from that place is heading
for Cherry Creek. No inducements
here ut present.
Charley Croker. u lighting
slinger, has put OF a ''sub," and gone
to Clover Valley to rusticate for a few
days.
Bassett Il Brummett are having par
titions put in the street floor OF the
Nevada building and otherwise get
ting the place in order for their new
saloon,
A little fracas occurred in the Chi
nese chop stand in the small hours OF
"wednesday morning between two of
the ''girls". A demolition OF crockery
was the only damage we heard Of.
Work has been temporarily MS
pende ! on the San Jose mine ut Egan
Canon. 1t is the intention In resume
work again about the first OF Febrn-
airy.
A new racket is given to holders of
Teacup indebtedness. but promises
once dishonored are not likely 10 ear
ry much weight by repetition in a new
form.
Mr.. Mccoy, an old-time resident of
Cherry Creek. but for several years
TfNiulIE III 3fiiioHbiHs diIlNtd III lOh II
this week. He intends to tarry among
us.
II any one in these parts. who has
not received a NEWS calendar for
1882, will call Mt this office, their wants
will be supplied in that line.
DR.. Rockman telegraphs Jake
Greenwood from Eureka that he will
arrive here to .iaorro evening. The
doctor will take up his permanent
residence among us.
Mrs. Connoly's new clearinghouse
is now open To the public. 1t is very
costly furnished, and being away FROM
the noise OF Main street, is n very
comfortable place to court the drowsy
god.
A good imitation OF the Standard
dollar has made its appearance here.
The counterfeit Is much lighter than
the genuine, otherwise it is hard TO
detect any difference.
John Donovan. who killed George
McWilliams Jan. 81, 1874, in Cherry
Creek. and was sent To the State Prison
tor ! fe, has heen pardoned out 10y the
BOARD OF
A letter received here from Geo. W.
Travis leaves hut little doubt that
what we published last week concern
ing him WAS in tho main true. In
his letter IL says he IL in trouble, but
makes no mention of the affair fur
Their. From the letter it IL inferred,
though not stated, that his wife is liv-
ing.
Steve Keogh, bridge and culvert
engineer OF the L. IL G. II. r.. is once
more among MS. lie looks as hand
some and %sprightlv as ever. Steve is
In the ring and all n newspaper man
could get ont of him il regard to rail.
road matters would not make much
of an item.
ii II. Watkins, delivery agent for
the Hi,tory OF Nevada. came in Sun
day, and departed for Hamilton by
Thursday stage, having delivered
1hir'y-odd copies OF the book here.
Mr.. Watkins Is a pleasant gentleman
and did faithful service for his en-
ployers, which is far more than the
publishers did fer the consideration
bestowed.
We are In receipt OF a letter from
j n. Booth (Doc.). dated Muir's Sta
ton. Fayetie county, kentucky. Doc.
IN enjoying himself hugely in the Blue