The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-07-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

d. OaIpPpeli Is packlnB up his
traps and will migrate to Taylor next
week.
L. NJ. Foulke, late Supt. of the Star.
Is now frustrating in Inyo county,
California.
All mo ney claims against the es-
tate of the late Geo. p. MeConkey in
California have been settled.
Joe Newman and L. Lorvall have
returned from their summer cruise 10
Wood River.
The Exchange mill was started up
again this week and will probably
run for several weeks.
We have it on pretty good author
ity that the Star Company contem-
plates levying another assessment at
no distant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. McGill accom-
panied by Mrs. Hip and Miss Celia
Hip, have left Cincinnati and are ex-
pected in Taylor next week.
Jim Mateer, an old ard we'll known
resident OF this county, paid Cherry
Greek a visit this week. He has gone
TO Salt Lake.
George Thacher came in from the
West Saturday. lie will tarry with
ms a few days and survey the business
outlook.
Haying is now well on the way
among our ranehers. They will put
up a big crop. and the quality Of the
grass is excellent.
Jack Wheatley, ST., who had his
leg broken at Robinson about n month
ago, Is getting along nicely. lie
will be about in a week.
Capt. Drake and VIM Erskine are
at present s%ojourning with us. They
came over To take in the race between
p. Weher's colt and Ben Miller's
Foxhall.
Over i'm Hamilton the d~enizenS are
INDUCING in pienics. Capt. Strick-
land piloted n select party Friday tn
the shores OF Ulipah Springs. where
they spent Il pleasant day.
The Monitor Mining Company
shipped four bars of bullion for The
week ending the llti, valued nj 81
90 10.
Mrs. Matt Gleason. OF Ward, left
for Salt Lake Tuesday last. She has
been suffering from dropsy for n year
or two and cannot possibly live he
yond n few months. So says the
Reflex.
The public school was closed Friday
for a vacation Of several weeks. This
WAS done by the trustees, owing To a
mild form ofthroat diseased that seems
To he prevalent among the school
children.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest OF Messrs. Duntnn, Williams
and Fletcher in connection with the
O'Neil murder. The writs are return
able before Justice Farnham, OF os-
ceola.
Hip Bros. store in TAYLOR District is
the headquarters for supplies. They
ear furnish the public with a new
and general assortment OF groceries,
boots. shoes, hats, clothing, liquors
and cigars. Also mining supplies of
every description on hand.
Bishop Whitaker gave us a call last
Monday. The Bishop Is now on his
pastoral visitation OF the State. lie
preached ere to attentive congrepa-
tons last Sunday morning and
evening.
II Capt. Drake failed 10 make this a
busted community on the horse race
last Friday. he has none to blame but
himself. In other words, "Foxhallp
had more grit than the Captain.
Richard o'Neil had his examination
before Judge Bush i'm Hamilton Mon
day, and was held in 50, 900 bonds TO
appear before the next Grand Jury.
William Hayes and John Molitor
qualified i'm that sum.
The idea which has generally pre-
vailed here that a Grand Jury will be
drawn at the adjournment Court term
on the Both, Is erroneous. Nothing
but the hearing Of a few civil cases
will be don at tins time. So Judge
Rives informed us.
During a hasty trip TO Hamilton
This week we called on County Audit
or Timson. He has improved some
since we saw him last, though he
seems to improve very slowly. Mem
tally he looks as bright as il sufTering
under no physical malady.
Dave McQuitty, a former well
known resident OF this county, but
for the past year OF Sonoma county,
California, writes us that no has sold
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