The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-09
TOWN AND

Vll1D AlIAlO OOtthACi Will AGbulh
home from Bishop Whitaker's at the
forthcoming vacation.
C. s. Croker is now managing the
Cherry Creek Water Company's bus
mess.
Bishop Whitaker is making a tour
of the State, and will here in q week
or ten days.
n. Nelson, lately in the freighting
business between here and Toano,
has taken up his residence in Tusca-
rora.
Mrs. Kerr has been rendered the
school at 0sceola and will go out 10
take charge of the same.
Another lot Of miners went out from
here to Taylor this week. This makes
about a cleanup OF all the idle min
ers In town.
County Superintendent Tufford will
make his annual 'syisitation'' 20 the
scholars in Ward, Hamilton and other
districts next week.
Geo. Fleming, mill-wright, has ar
rived at Ward. He comes for the pur-
pose OF putting up the Argus Mining
Company's mill at Taylor.
The stock men of Elko will, on June
LIST, begin a rodeo In Dixie Valley,
working eastward TO Halleck, south
of the railroad, thence north of the
road back, westward to Susie creek.
A gentleman In from Spring Valley
Informs us that the good neighbors
W there are assisting In putting in
Mr.. Bassett's crops. This Is a kindly
act and speaks well for Mr.. Bassett's
neighbors.
The people of Dolly Warden and
Klnsley Will petition the Postofice
Department for a weekly mail either
from Sprucemont or Wells. They
should have one right away.
"For goodness sake don't say I told
you," but 1t Is a %foregone conclusion
that we are going to have a wedding
in about a week or ten days. The
cards will be out next week.
Dan Bernstein, the t~onsorial artist,
now holds forth In Taylor District In
the dual capacity of mixologist at
Hips and scraping faces In his leis-
ure hours.
Cherry Creek talks Of celebrating
the glorious Fourth of July in the
good old fashioned style. Why not?
There can hardly be any conflict be-
tween our domestic and foreign choirs
this time. All will be harmony and
brotherly felicity.
Pay Up-B. +. Miller once more
sounds the friendly note of warning
TO parties indebted on the books Of the
late firm OF Grey d Collins. This, he
says, will be his last call. Come right
up and settle and make yourselves
no trouble.
II l. estimated, says the Reflex,
that at least one hundred men are at
work in Taylor District at various oc-
cupations. There are also many more
In The District who are unable to find
employment.
II. Hyman, who has been on a trip
in White Pine county, informs the
ceedinglv quiet. At 0sceola there are
about 100 men, but as there is no wa
ter to be had, nothing is being done
at gold mining.
The Reflex says II Is reported that a
cave has taken place In the Clay
Chamber of the Martin White mine,
which exposes considerable ore, show
ing that ore has not given out in that
part of the mine, as was supposed.
Most Of the men in the mine are re-
ported to be working in ore.
Where does the coin come from?
Postmaster Collins informs us that
about 81, 200 a week leaves Cherry
Creek through the P~ostofice. Atthis
rate, with nothing coming in, Il is
only a question OF time when all the
old stockings, hid away in chimney
corners, will be empty.
Over In Taylor, where n little boom
is going on, Neighbor Simpson finds
1t dif1cult TO decide on the choice OF
lots that are being thrust upon him.
Here In Cherry Creek 1t Is altogether
different. They don't give away town
lots here, much less force them on the
printer. The most gracious offer of
tho kind we have had was that of a
lease for a year on the high-rent
schedule OF two years ago.
Constable James Matson, OF Osceola,
came in Monday evening, armed with
a warrant issued out of Justice Farm
hams Court, on complaint of Mr..
Bassett, the man lately waylaid and
shot In Niger Canon. BY virtue OF
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