The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-10
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Hon. .. IL. Grey returned from
Carson last Saturday evening.
Hugh McNesly has gone tn Seattle,
Wa hinglon Territory.
Attorney Love has had his hands
full tor he past two days making out
minsrs' liens against the star.
Hon. j.. II. Williams has gone East
oil u trip to Kansas VIA Inc sout hern
Pacific. liz will return in about six
weeks.
Virgins great storm strask Cherry
Or elk about the time p elicte /, in
the shape Of the star cy.lone.
The dog fiend is again abroad in
the LIANT. l.. ID. Pisrc - .~.lItvas'
has he II The List 10 get a ,iose OF l'll.
Snail business this Killing OF inoif n
sive ANNALS
It's an old laying thai .it's an i'll
wind that blows good TO no one" In
%vrrificaii"n of this Our lo"al law oil.
GERS are just nov having their hands
full.
The miners seem TO bear up man
fully under the disaster thai has he
fallen them. They are peaceful and
law abiding citizei.s,
Mrs. Hpmiston, u W II kuo vn resi-
dent of Cherry Creek, bu, for the
pas year OF Wool River, arrived by
Non days stage.
The first Newspaper advertise men
appeared in 1871, An it ha' TAX u
Just 23l wears to convince some
l.s.... ...a. f4af - i. a 1901 iUr..Y
msnt.
J. y. Hicks, formerly OF Hamilton.
but who has been re- iding in Tenne>-
nee for the pat wears, Is bace
again 10 his old stamping ground.
The legislature passed a b Il requir-
ing The Board of County Commission
srs to advertise all the bills that they
allow.
Wells, Fargo & Co, were attacbe :
Thursday for WAGES due miners, dur
IN that rom oany's brief control al
the Star mine.
Very flattering reror's reach Us L.
the effect that the Eberliatdt tunnel
Is showing mp we'll. Ne hope it ma,
prove a Ing thing.
Grey 4 Collin Liabilities are said
10 bs in the n~righborhoo Of $1,000.
II the Star Company ptii mp is in 1
debts. there i little doubt bat til
firm conll get IN its feet again.
Neil Munro, an oil Star min.r, who
has been psrtn 'ulit'n among TIA.
surroun ling ctmp. OF Warl, Eur.kt
aud T%us"arora, returned her" Tue.
day. He reports times very dul.
wherever he has been.
George Thacher came up from San
Franrisco Monday evening, aud /
looking after h : business interests
here. lie eonlsl give rs 81 new Ugh
on tho "irue lnwardnessn Of HE [
burst up.
The Exchange mill was started NJ
Thursday morning. aud Supeiintend
eni Haynes looks for a profitable run
Manager Guild is ex ected home from
Ch'cag" next week with the new con
%centrators.
A late arrival from Hamilton in
iortis Us tina tho financial con ton
OF thu cIrny il in a OIL Fix. All tina
oil county officers are in ARE rs To the
county, except Assessor Noodberry
and ex-Sherin Haum.
Our people should look on tn"
bright side Of things. some OF tn
OLD residents tell ms that Cherry creek
WAS = better town before the ) ar ever
strneh "A pick than H. has been for the
past eighteen months.
Ranchers are uneasy about the
llRhtf fall OF SNOW in the mountains,
an asa consequence the scarcity Of
water for irrigation. We ma yet.
however. have some hea snowiails
before the middle oi April.
March has co ne la a lamb. anil
VIII no dolnt go out like Il roaring
lou. Those who imagine the pres
ent fin weather will la are doc Led
10 d appointment.
Wells, Fargo & -. pail OFT ycster-
day the miners II ,im, NJ lin 81 them
Tor the four or live days tilt com
lany assumed thu lab lite. A %.
rles OF attachment suits were threat
enrd. aud these perhaps accelerated
the pay day. Small favors thank.
fly recrived.
A meeting OF the u L. /. will he
held at the Reservation this evening.
President Shine will admit ito fall
membership, without other test, all
who failed TO draw their wages from
the Star for three months or more.