The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-27
Local Intelligence.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Taylor.
The Monitor Company shipped
three bars of bullion last week, val
ued at SO, 1853 81.
We are indebted to Mr.. vanderlip
for one OF those nice fat ducks, part
of the product of his late hunting
trip.
The Reflex saws that T. G. Poujade
and wife have gone to Salt Lake City,
with the view of permanently locat-
ing there.
Jake Cameron, of Spring Vally, Is
on his annual mission with his thresh-
ing machine among our neighboring
r%anehers.
Diptheria Is prevalent In Salt Lake,
one family having sever children
down with IL.
George T~hacher, OF San Francisco.
came in from the West by Thursdays
stage, to take a look at his business
affairs here.
An October blizzard struck this
section Thursday afternoon, and in
the evening an inch of snow fell, fol-
lowed by a cold, frosty night.
VIM. MeCurdy, OF Spring Valley,
sept two spuds TO this Office, each of
which turned the scales at IN pounds.
Who can beat 1t?
The Reflex Is informed that between
four and five feet OF ore has been
struck in the deepest workings in the
south end of the Monitor, that assays
$500 and 500 10 the ton.
Robert Mcdonald and Charley Nor
gan will leave for the Wood River
country Monday. Bob tells us that
times are pretty good up there.
w. j. Haynes came in from Salt
Lake by Wednesday's stage. where
he had been detained by sickness ten
or twelve days. He is getting along
nicely now.
The deeds to Cherry Creek town
lots will be signed by Judge Rives at
the coming Court term, after which
they will be ready for delivery.
Careful housewife (lifing n shoe
from the soup tureen) "Lal who'd a
Wrought baby's shoe would turn up
III tlC HOilDa DAli 4 KIl0M ~ WISH L lDAl.
l eve lose anything.
Lew Carpenter and o. NJ. Converse
had matters nearly arranged for a
race between the pinto and Red
Jacket for $500 n side, but 1t is said
that Con. weakened.
J. II. Brown, an old resident of
White Pine, but for the past year In
ARIZONA, has left for his home nj Smith
Falls, Ontario. being called thither by
the sudden death OF his mother.
District Court will convene in Ham
1lton on the 5th of November, when
aGrand Jury will be called and ven-
Tres issued for trial Jurors The Court
will then adjourn to the 18th, TO which
date all cases will be set.
Our taxpayers received brief billy
doux from Treasurer Liddle by mail
this week, notifying them OF the
amount of their taxes, and that they
become delinquent on the 10th of No
vember.
We are in receipt of a note from
Miss Pauline Bourgeois, stating that
her mother, sister and herself have
arrived safely at HALEY, Idaho. She
saystha Charley Mcdonnell and wife
are residing there.
The liquor question, which il being
80 actively agitated in the East will
probably he an issue in the next Ne
vada Legislature. IL will, however.
doubtless be eliminated down TO the
query: "Where II the best place to
get u drink2"-fMajor Dennis.
A gentleman Just In from Tuscarora
tells the Reveille II is one ofthe live
lest little camps in the State. There
Is not an idle inan in the town and n
few more could find employment were
they there. But the demand for these
extra men may not continue long
enough to Justify sending away for
them. The mines all look we'll. and
take 1t all in all Tuscarora is a lively
place.
+. A. Parker, while driving down
the valley last Tuesday, with his sis
Ter, Mrs. Holmes. and her little girl,
met with quite n serious accident by
his team running away. Something
about the s~ingle-trees got loose, and
the horses being frightened, began to
jump and lurch, throwing Mr.. Parker
from the buggy with great force.
When picked up he was unconscious,
and for several days was confined 10
his room from the violent shock he
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