The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-22
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as Chicago.
George Lewis has come down from
British Columbia, and is now in
Seattle.
Dan Bernstein, after a short visit to
Cherry Creek, has departed for rure-
IA, where he will hang up the coming
winter.
4 bunch OF keys, found on the
street, have been left TT this office.
The owner can have them by calling
round.
L. W. Griswold and Al. Barrick
have gone on u prospecting trip TO
Patterson District.
Joe Moore and Lawrence Stenstrom
returned from Wyoming this week,
whittier they had been with a band OF
horses.
Ed. Bews has sold out his interest
in the Spring Valley ranch, and with
his family left for u trip to England
Thursday.
Hon. J. +. Williams, one of White
Pines late ASsembl, men, is now a
resident Of HALEY, Idaho, and thinks
VI hhibi'iS NV UP AbNlC
To. day the sun crosses the equator,
and is termed the autumnal equinox.
The days and nights ore of equal
length on all parts OF the globe.
j. =. Murphy, OF Dolly Warden,
was IN town this week. lie informed
us that everything was stopped there,
waiting further instructions from the
East.
Our ranchers have commenced
threshing their grain. The yield will
not be rs large "a in previous years,
Enough Vt will be sufficient for the
home market.
DR.. Tuford, who was called to
Sprncemont ia attend Mrs. Hamilton.
who was quite III, has returned. lie
informs us there Is not much doing
on The mines there.
DIR. Brooks mill at Silver Canon
lad 10 shut down last week for want
OF water. They will resume again as
soon a the required quantity IL OBJ
tainablc.
Sheriff Lander end Constable
HOPPE, of Hamilton. took n spin last
&hAiiAAaA Nv s1hfhda hfA lhloiE u
the Duck water country, hunting for
Martin, the slayerUf Redmond. They
were unsuccessful.
Miss Kate MeDermid, a sister ofour
townsman. L. a. MeDermid. arrived
from the East last Saturday. The
lady has for some time been afflicted
with bronchial troubles, aud she came
here for a change OF climate, which
she hopes wi prove beneficial.
Two more hunting parties left early
this week for Butte Valley. Among
them were several ladies, who will
take part in the exhilirating sport Of
the gun and the rod.
The Reflex says A large mirror
and other saloon fixtures for Charles
Bussy OF Oseeola, were shipped from
Ward "Wednesday last. II "A boom
comes fooling around Osceola Charley
will he prepared to take IA portion Of
II into camp.
The Tnscarora Times says: A report
was In circulation around town last
evening, that Capt. Jim Natter had
been shot by the murderer Martin.
The report could he traced to no re-
liable source. w hope IL is not so.
Reflex: James Liddle wa in Tay.
Tor this week, and being in need of
repairs, submitted tn n surgical oner-
tito DIR. Campbell recorded JIm's
branG, which is a horse shoe on the
chin, one molar Knocked out and an
eye-tooth cut.
As will be seen by our Hamilton
letter. the Board OF Equalization,
which met last Monday, gave our
taxpayers n general Loost in proper
ty valuation. They will all he cited
To appear aud show cause why this
should hot he thus, on Saturday,
September 10th.
A great curiosity is that pair of
antlers at George Taylor's saloon,
brought from Wyoming by Joe
Moore. They are interlocked so that
no one can get them apart, just as
when the bucks met I'm deadly con
hict. The front part OF both heads
are attached. showing that they died
in a fierce struggle.
1he Postonice Department has be-
gan the distribution OF the new two.
cen stamps. The requisiti6n upon
the contractors was the largest, i'm the
number OF pieces and value, ever is
sned In one day. The order was for
37,s7o,S30 postage stamps, 1871, $50