The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-19
TOWN N COUNTY.

Mr.. burlington and family, of Deep
Creek, were in town several days this
week.
Pat Bonner and wife and Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, of Star Hill, have gone
TO Taylor District.
A heavy rain and snow storm WIS.,
tied this section Sunday. Consider
able snow fell in the mountains.
Manager Robinson and wife, of the
Sweetwater Company, have gone to
San Francisco.
We see by the Reflex that John
Wheatley, whom we reported as dan
~gerously i'll at Ward, is out again.
Glad to hear II.
Nearly all tho G.. A. r. Posts
throughout the State are making prep
arations for the observance OF Memo
rial Day. What's Col. Baker Post
going TO do about it?
School Census Marshal Stearns is
engaged on the work Of taking the
school census in this District. The
number OF school children will fall
short of what it was last year.
George coburn, lately Of ours, has
zone TO Lexington District. lie and
Mr.. Bibbins have some valuable min
ing property out in that section.
The contract for carrying a semi
weekly mail between Ward and TaY-
lor District has been awarded to T. +.
o'Neil Of Ward, at 1920 per annum.
The deeds for town lots In Cherry
Creek were printed at the NEWS Office
tins week. As soon As Judge IsiYes'
signature can be put "a them they viii
be ready for delivery 70 the parties
entitled 10 them.
Capt. Rock, OF Eureka, L. s. Depu-
~ Surveyor, was IN toNu sunday.
He came up from Dolly Warden.
where he had made mining surveys
for the Philadelphia Company. From
here he We'll oat 10 Kern District 10
make other surveys.
Peter Blair, the man reported By
all the papers, including the NEW, -
have been killed II Utah aud thrown
into the Sewer river, last winter, put
in an appearance on our streets this
week, looking anything but a nangled
aud drowned corpse.
p. Flanagan. a Spring Valley gran
ger, was in own several days this
week. lie, with his partner, Mr
keclan, are In the cattle business,
and, Of course, all cattle men are
happy these times.
Reflex: Ne bullion has been shipped
since the Monitor mill started, OF ae-
count OF the illness Of Mr.. McGill, who
has charge OF the melting and assay.
ing at the null. Considerable ANAL
gain has accumulated and the first
shipment will be a big one.
II there is any truth in report, Mrs.
Thos. O'Donnell was divorced during
the last term of the District Court aud
Immediately thereafter took the name
Of Mrs. A. ". Gordon.-lReflex.
The first part OF this item is true, the
last Is not so far as we know.
In the case OF the Silver Canon min
ers vs.. Dir. Brooks, which came of
before Justice Stearns Saturday, iudg-
ment was rendered ia favor Of the
plaintiffs. A stay of execution for
five days was granted. The defend
ants talk of appealing to the District
Court.
An almost miraculous escape from
certain death was that Of "A three-year
old son of Z. I. Dolan, who lives down
the valley. One day last week, while
the child was climbing the wheel OF a
wagon. loaded with 800 pounds. the
horses started, and before assistance
could reach him the little fellow was
thrown To the ground, and the wheel
passed owe his mock. Strange rs it
may appear, he escaped with no other
injury than a slight cut.
An exchange asks IL there is any
law IN this country against marrying
a deceased wife's sister. We know of
no such law. In fact, none is needed,
for when the average man marries a
second time he usually prefers to
change his mother-in.law.-Ex-
change. Not so in all cases. We
know a man i'm this county who mar
rled his wife's sister, the wife hadn't
deceased either, and there was no
mother-in-law in the business. Still
he is not happy.
Miss Harriet Slaboszewski Is the
name OF the young lady who has been
selected 10 take charge of the school
at Cherry Creek. The youngster who
gets away with that name will gradu-
ate at the head of his class, unless
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