The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-04
rOTEs 10 Town.

Mrs. Dave Rodifer has assumed
charge of Mrs C~onnolly's restaurant.
DR.. Tufford. we are pleased TO see,
IL able to be about again.
The dance-honse has changed
hands, and is now being run on the
AWoman's Rights plan.
The Exchange mine has been closed
down. ami will probably remain so
for several months.
Sheriff Raum has gone 10 the
county seat and will be absent about
q week.
Mrs. p. Conway is in from Hamil-
ton, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Corbe.
Jake Steiber, a former well-known
resident of Cherry Creek, il down
with the smallpox at Tucson, Arizona.
Ed. Simmons, Hin Constable of
Ham lton. arrived in town yesterday,
ON official business. He will remain
with Us u few days.
Another wedding next Sunday is
said to be one OF the cerfainties, IL the
parchment arrives in time.
The San Jose Company at Egan
Canon has levied an assessment OF IS
Cents per share on its capital stock,
delinquent March 18th.
The Leader says: Times are dull in
Eureka. Even the Empire has re-
duced It's white chips 10 % cents, and
others have reached II bit.
We are sorry TO learn that Henry
Mau, a former well known re sident
OF this equity, Is In very poor health
in California.
1t IL rumored that the Teacup Com
pany will resnme operations shortly
provided their creditors will give
them more grace.
The stage has been drawn of the
Silver Canon route, and i not likely
TO be put on again until the Postotice
Department lets a contract for the
service.
The latest attraction at Bascom's
Corner Is keno. The Boss AMI Tex
manage the animal aud card FIR the
exhibition 80 of like hot cakes at two
bits.
Mr.. Boyle of Hamilton has come
down from that arctic region and is
tina " ing out in Cherry Creek. He
says It's colder in Hamilton than at
1rkutsk.
James McNulty and VIM. Davis OF
Silver Canon were in town IA couple
Of days this week. They represent
times dull over there, but feel conf
don't OF a business revival in the
spring.
The Egan Company resumed work
yesterday with the Burleigh drills.
They will explore the ground to the
east OF the tunnel, under the Jenny
Lind ground.
We learn 1t In proposed to organize
q new Lodge of the f. d A. NJ. in
Cherry Creek during the present
month. THERE'S quite a membership
OF other lodges here.
A leather p~ocketbook. containing a
receipt signed John Wearne. and a
small amodnt Of money, has been
found and left at the NEWS office. The
owner can get the same by calling
round.
Bristol Times: Charlie Standish
writes that he bucked against the
''TIger' on his arrival in Cherry
Creek, and won 5000. Pretty good,
Charlie old hoy, hit him again, and
better luck next time.
We were mistaken last week In the
statement that the Hamilton mail
would arrive and depart Fridays.
1t will arrive here Wednesday q
Ing, and depart Friday after the ar
rival OF the Wells stage.
Bassett d Brum nett's new saloon,
In the Nevada Building, is nearly
completed, and will probably he
thrown open to the public Monday or
Tuesday evening next. In Its appoint
ment- II will bo one OF the finest in
Eastern Nevada.
A little Indian girl, who was run
ming around tho house with her
mother, who WAS scrubbing at w.
IL. Bassett's, fell on the wet floor and
broke her leg a few days ago. Mrs.
bassctt sent for the doctor, had the
fracture set aud made the child Il
comfortable bed i'm the house where
she Is now getting along nicely.
Walter Clayton, son of Judge w.
.. CLAYTON. and once an employe of
the NEWS Office, was stricken a few
days since with something akin to
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