The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Our robust ex-senator, ID. w. Per-
Icy, Is nov r~usticating in San Fran
cisco.
California Strawberries and cherries
at Ardaut. He will get them regu-
larry hereafter.
The trial of the Star mine liens has
been postponed until the next meet
ing Of the District Court, July Both.
Wells, Fargo IL Co. have authorized
Mr.. Trimble to sell the Star ore team.
Who wants it ?
Col. Joe Grandelmyer, of Hamilton,
IL registered at the ST. James Hotel,
New York.
May Day was ushered in with a
heavy snow storm. The weather still
continue cold and ~changeable.
J. X. Townsend of Hamilton was in
town several days this week. Town
send has many warm friends here.
The Silver Canon boys. were in Sun
day and made the observation
lively for a time. Silver Canon is
going ahead slowly but surely.
School will open next Monday
morning, with Miss Harriet Siabos-
zewski as teacher. Get the young
ones in trim and start them ont.
Deeds for lots in the town Of Cherry
Creek will be ready To issue IN about
three weeks. They viii be printed at
the News Office.
Judge RiVes had a smash-up at
Pinto on his return home from Ham
ilton. The buggy was demolished,
but the Judge came ont whole.
Commissioner Cowley, Pete Weber
and Henry Lyons, three of Cherry
Creeks solid citizens, are registered
at the Walker House, Salt Lake.
Reflex: Taylor District takes the
lead In saleable mining property just
now, and justly SO. II appears TO be
no trouble at all to sell a mining claim
over there at "A good figure.
A report comes TO Us from Ward
that John Wheltley, Sr., Is lying Jan
%perously Ill at that place with pneu-
monia. jack j. n tirst-elass man, and
We hope he will pun through all
right.
a. = 8AR8t 81 anu AhAAif ~
ton, Ohio, Will arrive in a few days.
They will take up a permanent resi-
d9nce In Taylor District, so says The
Reflex.
Supt. +. Il. Dickinson, Of the II
Captain, was in from Queen Springs
Thursday. He is laying on his oars
for the present, waiting Tor mslrue-
tions from New York.
Quite a delegation OF miners, with
n four-horse team, pulled out for
Dolly Warden Thursday afternoon.
A force OF men will be put to- work on
the mines there Immediately.
the whistle OF the Exchange mill is
o music To the ear. The Exchange
people are putting through some good
ore, and we learn they have quite a
large amount Of tho same kind out
and in sight.
Doc. Wheeler was brought in this
week on a charge OF horse-steahng.
He had a hearing before Justice
Stearns, but the ease has been contin-
ued till tomorrow to secure further
evidence. Wheeler is out on his "
recognizance.
The News has solved the vexed
problem OF "Landlord vs.. Tenant
by moving into its new quarters-the
Independent Building. ii is not
quite as tastefully arranged as u
old quarters, but IL is our W and
no "blarsted" landlord can eviet lis
for arrearages of ''rint.n
Jack Williams has sold his ranch
to L. A. McDermid, and his cattle to
Hardesty of Eko. Jack will stay
with US several months, and then go
East, perhaps To permanently reside.
Bob Parker, who left here about a
month ago, writes from Tinctie, Utah,
that that country is no good. Lots
OF broken men there. Wages are
below zero. Bob expects TO raise
enough chopping wood at 81 a cord
to get out by the 4th of July. He
advises working mon TO steer clear of
Utah.
Miss Harriet S~laboszewski, the
young lady who is to teach II pub
lie school, passed II very satisfactory
examination Thursday evening, and
Superintendent TufforI will issue the
necessary certificate. We bespeak
for the new teacher n successful and
pleasant term in the management of
the school.
Judge Stearns, who is the mathe-