The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

District last week.
Pat Keegan and wife have gone out
TO Spring Valley, and will 30 to ranch
ing.
Il. N. Robinson and wife OF Hamil-
ton, have returned from San Fran
cisco.
The Eureka papers note the arrival
oil Father Maloney at that place. lie
Is still in poor health.
Judge Rives has gone to California
for his health. lie has had a tough
spell OF IL for the past two weeks.
Joe Carothers, OF Taylor District,
has been IN town several days. on
business. Joe is now one of the solid
men Of White Pine.
John s. Wheatley was in from Tay-
lor last week. Jack Is putting up a
restaurant at this now h%ourishing
camp.
George LOWS IS now up I'm British
Columbia. He writes that he isn't
stuck after the country.
Reflex: The Monitor Mining Com
plny has shipped since the mill start
ed four bars OF bullion valued at Ss,-
Isl So.
The NEWS returns thanks TO Mrs.
Ardant for a box OF those nice, delic-
ious strawberries, which she receives
by every stage.
Attorney W. Z. Love and Daniel
Collins, Il. NJ, departed on "a hur-
RED and mysterious trip 10 Hamilton
Wednesday evening.
Stcadmau and "Finnigun'' have
taken a lease of the Louisville mine.
owned by Joe Maxwell. Tho Louis
VILE ore runs away up, aud the lesees
expect 10 make a good thing out Of il.
Stocks seem to be ON the upward
grade. Hale & Norcross and sierra
Nevada and Union are leading. The
market for the past week has been
very promising.
By order Of County Superintendent
Of schools, J. II. TnGord, we publish
to-day the compulsory School Law.
Parents and guardians Of children
should read H..
We acknowledge the receipt. from
A1N tHiiitAbi VI AIt1 atAAEi AAis ~ q NffA
af the compendium OF the Tenth Cen
sus. sent at the request - Hon. Gee.
w. Cassidy. 4 is in ~ volumes.
and Is a valuable work for reference.
II. &. 0'Neil's card. in another eel
umn, gives n different version Of the
Spring Valley shooting affair from
that given N the last NEWS. Read
both sides, and, If you can, form n
conclusion.
Reports a of wedding were rife in
town a couple OF days ago. buta FRUIT
less search ofthe News reporter failed
TO authenticate the story. We admit
that n man who would take such a
rash step In 80 duh Il own rs this de-
serves a frst-class send-of.
y. kinsley, we regret TO learn, who
we mentioned in a recent ISSUE as re-
covering, has had n relapse with an
attack OF pneumonia, aud Is very low.
lie Is receiving every care and atten-
ton at the residence 81 Mr.. l.. d.
Pierce.
Constable Henry wishes 1t distinct
ly understood that after the appear
anee of this notice all hogs found IN
ming at large in the streets will be
taken up. Fair warming. The hog
law will be strictly enforced.
A gentleman in from Eureka in
forms ms that that town is fearfnlly
dull, and that people over there talk
The mines having petered. We do
not believe the mines OF Eureka have
given out. Like ourselves, the peO-
pie over there are Just now suffering
from a bad dose OF mismanagement.
A branch OF the "Soeiety for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals is
sadly needed in Cherry Creek. The
next man who perpetrates Sc cruel an
outrage on a dumb brute rs was done
close TO the News office Wednesday
evening will surely have a complaint
lodged against him.
II reports be true, ii now turns out
that a couple OF ''youngsters" on Star
Hill were married last Winter, and
they have kept it a profound secret all
this time. 1t is safe To say that but
one woman knew anything about il,
and we can't imagine how even one of
Ewes daughters was able TO keep
such a secret 80 long. Wonderful
thing, indeed.
Next Wednesday will be Memorial
Day, and will be duly observed here
by Colonel Baker Post. The menu