The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-04-07
TOWN N COUNTY

Saints.
Several miners left this week, I'M
der engagement to work in Taylor
District.
Our Hamilton correspondent must
have struck a steady job. This we
infer from his long silence.
The Postoflice safe was knocked
down to John Hancock for Sl6O-a
good bargain.
n. Kinsley, of Duck Creek, wa
brought in this week, and is at DIR.
Tufford's, suffering from jaundice
and dyspepsia.
We learn that the Dolly Warden
mining property has changed hands.
A strong company is said 10 have
taken hold, who intend to work the
mines this summer.
The FL Captain mine at Queen
Springs .'let out" most of its employees
last week. We hear they will resume
again shortly.
j. Fuller, OF the tinshop, has stored
his stock, and will go out to his mines
at Muncey Creek.
John Weber has sold his interest
in the Stone Saloon to Adam Altman,
and will go East TO his old home in
Ohio.
Nevada Council, Order Of Chosen
Friends, will meet hereafter bi-month-
lyon the first aud third Thursday
evening OF each month.
Assessor Woodbury. paid Cherry
Greek n visit this week. a poor
place TO strike now for a tax levy.
hut we are not sure this is the Assess
or's mission.
A marriage Is said 10 be the first
duty Father Maloney VIII be called
ON TO perform OH his return from his
swing around the circle. They are
patiently waiting, too.
Cowley IL Cunningham give notice
they must have an immediate settle
ment with those who owe them, as
they will close up business here in a
few days. Call around ami settle and
save trouble.
i. +. Miller ha wing purchased Grey
* Collins books AZ Constabio's sale,
will in n few DAYS call OF those who
owe accounts on these books. a
speedy settlement will be insisted
upon.
The Spring showers continue at in.
tervals daily. The weather Is as
changeable as the freaks and faneies
OLA young society belle. But the
ranehors and cattle men are happy.
Parties in the saloon and liquor
business should not forget 10 procure
their United States license for the
coming year. The lst OF May is the
last day Of grace for such parties.
The penalties for Noncompliance with
law arc heavy.
Grill. j. Griniths mot Wales Con.
Griff.) }, an old time MINER at the Star,
left for San Francisco yesterday morn
ing. Our Grill. was "a genial fellow,
and we wish him success wherever
he may go-whether in the sandy
plains of Arizona, or tho icy regions
OF Alaska.
Our old friend, VIM Hayes OF Ham
ilton, has got him \ cipher dispatch
book and is now prepared To FIJI all
orders In stocks on the san Francisco
market. Mr.. Hayes Is IA solid man,
and orders intrGsted to him will TO-
ceive prompt attention.
Administrators Raum offers $1,000
reward for the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who killed
George =. McConkey In his Office in
Hamilton on the night of January /,
1883. See advertisement.
Frank Avery, the California admin
istrator Of the estate of the late Geo.
i. McConkey, gives notice in to-day's
NEWS to all persons having claims
against said estate TO present them To
him at No. 620 Kaarney street, San
Francisco, California.
Austin Roveille: Father Maloney
left to-day by private conveyance for
Eureka, where he intends remaining
for n week or ten days. We bespeak
a good word for him to the people of
Eureka. His mission here has been
quito successful. lie has many
warm-hearted friends in Austin who
are always pleased to see him.
A change has taken place in the
management of Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
and the Western Union Telegraph
Office at this place. Mr.. George
Trlmble has resigned and C.S. Crock
or, his deputy, has been appointed TO
MI the vacancy. A very good Sc
lection.
Court convened in Hamilton on
Monday and adjourned till the Goth,
whom tho aivil raona on fba Iockpt