The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-01
TOWN AND N

Eyery5olv VIII went to Hamilton
now speaksin muffie / tones-all have
a bad cold.
Harry Coin. who is down with a
broken leg ut DR.. Tufford's, is getting
along nicely.
John Hewlett has purchased the
old Kane place, stock remaining un-
sold m | brand.
Badly Sackett, says the Frisco Times,
intends moving his livery stable from
Frisco to Osceola.
Oliver Drake. Secretary ofthe Eber-
hardt Company at Hamilton, has gone
to Vallejo to visit his sick brother.
Senator NJ. d. Foley and Miss Min.
ME Griffin were married in San Fran
cisco this week.
The Monitor Mining Company
shipped six bars OF bullion Monday
valued at $4,000.
In the roll of honor OF Bishop Whit
aker's School at Reno, we notice tho
names OF NJ iss Eta Coinlns, OF Cherry
Creek, and Emma Baker, OF Ward.
We are informed that Thomas Ken
dali had his leg broken by being
thrown from a wagon at Hollands
ranch near Schellbourne, last Mon
day.
Col. Jerry Moore, Of Ruby Valley.
who was reported at deaths door a
week ago, has regained his health
sufficiently To enable him TO be out
on his ranch.
BY asingular coincidence nearly all
the parties who went from here to
Hamilton had "A runaway or smash up
ON the return trip. HonOrs are easy
in that respect all around.
The News missed fire last week for
the fir.t time since We started il. We
went to the county seat TO gather up
something that might interest II
readers. This is our only excuse.
A pleasant Thanksgiving party was
given Mt Mr.. Richard Franks Thurs
day evening. Music and dancing
were the pastlmcs, and those who at
tended had a real nice time.
The patent deeds for town lots in
Cherry Creek are now signed and
ready for delivery. Call on J. b.
Williamson, put up the fees, and get
your deeds.
Thanksgiving passed off in Cherry
Greek without any visible sign Of eel
ebration. Indeed II people have
very little 10 feel thankful for.
+. w. Griswold of Cherry Greek,
and James l. Knick of O~seeola, are the
only war pensioners in White Pine
county. The former gets 81 "A month
for a wound I'm the left arm, and the
latter Sl2 for disease of the lungs.
Col. T.. X. Phipps was brought in
from Dolly Warden this week by
Messrs. May Il Murphy. We regret
tn have state that the old man Is men
tally rs we'll rs bodily diseased.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Gilbert
out again, after his late severe injuries
by being thrown from his wagon.
He was i'm town Wednesday, but
looked p little used up.
The Eureka Grand Jury, before it
adjourned. gave the county officers
an unmerciful rakins. Our Grand
Jury highly recommended each and
all OF our county officers.
Tho MANY friends Of Gabriel Cohn
and his estimable lady will regret to
learn that the insanity Of Mrs. Cehn
has become so confirmed that IL is
found necessary to remove her 10 the
asylum for treatment.
Edwin Peel. for the past five years
Manager OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Office i'm Elko, and for several
years previousa resident OF Hamilton,
lett Monday for Yanktown, Dakota.
where his family resides. From there
he will go Il Florida to find "A perma-
nent home.
Reflex; The stage stations at Ward
aad Ely have been discontinued and
a new n established at Schallenbar-
gers, twelve miles north of Ward.
This knocks two stations into one. aud
leaves ouly one station between Robin
sOn Summit and Parker's ranch. IL
is only about a fitty-mile drive from
SchaIlenbarger's to Parker's by way
OF Ward. The stages w%illonly stop
in Ward and Ely long enough to
change the mails.
Our "ex.devil' in the toils:-"Dear
George" remarked a University girl
TO the bashful young nan from White
Pine, ''remember now, you promised
to take me In the dance Ia. night" and
her eyes twinkled with merriment as
Rho i1a-fraeko oh nioSo tn him