The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-30
AoraI %EntfIIigenre.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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J. B. Villa son leaves for Salt
Lake this morning with a lot OF ore
and concentrations.
Mrs. Chas. Mcconnell left by Thurs
days stage to join her husband some
where in the northern country.
Zinc. Barnes, the mining expert,
and Jacob Greenwood returned to Salt
Lake by Thursdays stage.
The quarterly meeting ofthe County
Dads will be held in Hamilton next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lawlor are in
from Ruby Hill and will shortly
leave for Polk county, Oregon.
The S%chellburn mill started up
Thursday on Ell Captain ore. They
expect To make a profitable run.
The new postal order system goes
into operation Monday. You can get
an order for any su II under So for 3
cents.
And still the exodus goes on Tay-
forward. Games. the barber, and Gee
10y, the washee man, leave for there
next week.
The weather for the past week has
been s%corching hot. The mercury
registered as high as 1922 in the shade
for several days.
Tom McLtne, who left here six or
eight months ago, * said TO have sold
a mine up in Wood River for a nice
little sum.
Judge Rives is now engaged at Eu-
reka in trying the lien cases against
the Albion Company. He will have
$ milar work IN White Pine next
month, ON the Star liens.
Prof. Plumhof. of Eureka. former
ly of Hamilton. had a danahter born
TO his household last Saturday. For
an old man, the professor keeps up
the music wonderfully regular.
Mutton straight is what our restau-
rants now furnish their customers.
And what i worse, We arc threatened
In have our rations reduced To beans
and bacon.
Ranchers say the present hot
weather l. burning az the growing
grain a we'll a. all kinds of Negeia-
ton, aud they frtr "A great loss in con-
sequence to the coming harvest.
jacob Weber left Thursday for a
visit 10 Carson. lie may take in
Tahoe and the mountain watering
Places before he returns. We wish
the old gentleman n pleasant time.
Chas. Vanini t%Frenrhyl is in from
Eureka. lie came scr 10 train Pete
Weher's colt fer the match race vi h
Ben. Miller's FoNhall, which is set
for July 10Th.
The youngsters had Il day and a
half's vacation this week, while Judge
Siearns went out To Aurum To make
two loving hearts beat as one. The
Judge seems To have made Il decided
hit In that line OF business.
Getting out an interesting paper in
a dead town like this is just now, is
IN of those things that cannot be
done. There Is neither news. nor
aught else To stimulate the reportorial
pen.
The glorious Fourth will pass by
here without any public celebration.
Some of our people will go 10 The
Ward races, and others TO those at
Wells, but the majority Will stay AT
home, and pass The day as best they
may.
Miss Lille O'Donnell arrived homo
from Bishop Whilaker's school at
Reno "Wednesday evening. She and
Miss Minnie Peters OF Ward were
White Pines only representatives at
the Bishops academy last session.
Miss Blanche Lewis has returned
from Cold Creek, having finished the
school term in that district. We
learn that Miss Blanche gave general
satisfaction to both scholars aud pa
rents during the term, which speaks
well for the ability OF the young lady.
There never was anything nicer
than a plump, pretty young woman
an short sleeves aud u Bertha waist
unless it he the same girl in circus
costume with a sea shell IN the back
Of her head. 49, Eureka Sentinel.
wouldn't "A nice dish of ice cream be
preferable this hot weather ?
That earthquake at Hamilton last
week struck terror to the hearts OF the
old sinners over there. DIR. Herrick
and Capt. Strickland, the two rankest
infidels in all the land, were shaken
IN their unbelief. The doctor is said
To have forgotten his old age and in
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