The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

John Hewlett now holds out at the
old Kane ranch, on the Hamilton road.
This section has been visited with
thunder storms and slight showers
every evening this week.
Jake Greenwood has returned from
Salt Lake. He has been quite i'll
since his return.
The News reporter Is indebted to
Mr.. L. NJ. Cook for a nice breakfast
of young grouse. The were delicious.
Men who mind their own business
generally succeed because there Is SO
little competition.
0phir has levied an assessment oil
one dollar, and it Gems TO have put
some life in it.
Col. f. X. Phipps is in from Dolly
Warden. ii e reports work progress
ing on all the mines there, and the
prospects encouraging.
A load of lumber and shingles, for
II. A. Comins, came in from the rail
road Thursday. Part of the shingles
go to Hamilton for VIM Hayes.
Mrs. Geo. L. Spencer and son left
Tuesday for a visit to friends in the
Eastern States.
Jacob Weber returned from his
visit TO the western part of the State
last Saturday. He tells US times are
about as dull there as here.
Ex-senator Spencer and John r.
vine leave to day for Lander county
10 look after some mining property
they have there.
The examination of the parties ac-
cused Of the O'Neil murder will come
up before Justice Bush at Hamilton
on the 10Th.
II. A. Mccormick and wife have
gone 10 Aurum, whore Mr.. McCor-
mick will charge Of the book
keeping and assaying for DR.. Brooks
company.
There are three classes of men who
tell the truth-one from force Of habit,
the second for "A change, aud lastly,
editors, who tell the truth because
they don't know how to lie.
Farmer Goodrich. mp the valley, is
going to indulge in the luxury of "A
new residence, which is an indication
Of prosperity. lie may have designs
on some OF the neighboring widows.
Two hunting and fishing par ins are
getting ready to start out Monday for
the Idaho game country. One party
IL composed of Dick and Hugh Frank
and A. +. Parker. The second party
comprises A. NJ. Vanderlip, j. &.
Raper, w. &. Love and w. T.. Harris.
Through the lapse of the time al
lowed by law for the redemption oi
the Exchange mine and mill, the
property reverts To j. b. Williamson.
The Exchange has always been con
sidered one ofthe most valuable mines
in the district.
A. Ii. Doscher pulled out Monday
with a load OF all the necessary outfit
for a saloon Mt Dolly Warden. The
old man Is a rustler and don't pro-
pose to lie idle on his oars, when he
sees an opening anywhere round.
So many horses have been bought
up for the Eastern market and for the
Il. :. Cavalry service of this coast.
that 1t is said horses are scarcer and
have a higher market value in Nevada
than at any time for the past ten
years.
Charles s. Croker, OF the telegraph
office. left yesterday for a months
vacation to California. He will take
In the Conelave, Lake Tahoe and other
points OF interest. He will be gone
about a month. During his absence
MI. Benedict will look after the stage
and water business.
"0ne half of the world don't know
how the other half l~ivesi" said one
Cherry Creek woman to another tho
other day. ooh, well.n said her
neighbor. s'don't worry about it, tisn't
your fault If they don't know"
A large sheep owner of Eastern Ne
vada has a house OF wheels in which
he camps and travels. In this house
are parlor, dining.room. bedroom
and kitchen. He is as well fixed as a
snail; has his house with him wher-
ever he goes.-lExehange. That's
our friend, James Sampson, OF Spring
Valley.
Our Hamilton correspondent writes
u.s.: A few evenings since the stable of
the Sweetwater Company, just below
the Smoky mill, was entered and one
of the company's horses taken, to-
gether with a saddle belonging to an
other party. A person who has been
In the employ of the company and
also drova faam for Io,n,a Do;Il,, l..