The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

AIOAut iibo OBChSa IL
n end of his fruit store. He keeps
nice meats.
Next Tuesday will be Christmas.
The News tenders all its readers the
compliments of the season.
DR.. J. d. Campbell is in from Tay-
lor. lie tells us there are about 80
men working in that camp.
Our ex-devil, who has been wrestling
with Greek and Latin at the State
University at Elko the present term,
will be home next week to tackle the
family larder.
Joe Moore met with a painful acct
dent in Butte Valley one day this
week. His horse fell on him, causing
a painful sprain of the right ankle.
He Is about on crutehes.
Claim owners are just now busy
finishing up their assessment work
for the outgoing year. 1t has proved
quite a heavy pull on some OF our
people, too.
A. NJ. Vanderllp has been appointed
n School Trustee for This district, 10
fill the unexpired term OF Henry Ran
dali, who moved away.
The winter storm set in this morn
ing in good shape. \ fierce snow
storm commenced about IA. NJ, &c
companied by a strong wind.
We publish to-day an interesting
sketch Of the inside shitory Of the Star
Route proceeding given by Ex-Sena-
tor Spencer to the Washington Post.
1t will repay perusal.
A. W. Gordon, at the drugstore, Is
making quite "A show OF holiday goods
for the juveniles, though no such dis
plays car he expected as in times past.
A. j. Spencer has returned from his
trip 10 the railroad. lie brought up
some specimens Of the Toano mines
ore, which look vel.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Croker, OF Glover
Valley, who spent Il week here on Il
visit to their daughter, Mrs. w. C..
Barry. returned home Thursday.
Reflex: Five tons of ore from the
June mine, OF TAYLOR District, worked
Mt the Monitor mill last week, pro-
duced S955.4 40 clear OF all ex penses, in
Guiding discount.
Judge Rives little daughter Mtude,
who was taken 10 California soon after
the death OF her mother, is improving
in health rapidly. The judges M
merous friends In this section viii be
pleased Ia learn this.
Sine. Barnes, known to all old set
tiers in Nevada, has leen discharged
from ~. Mark's Hospital, Salt Lake,
as about cured. lie has been under
treatment ut that institution for three
or four months past.
We arc misinformed az TO the num-
Der of men knocked OIL last week by
the Argus Mining Company, says the
Reflex. j. s. Carothers informs Us
that only two were knocked of and
that two have since been put on.
The Post Master General has dlrec-
ted Postmasters throughout the
country TO exchange for the public,
when application 10 do 80 are made,
three aud six cent stamps aud enye-
lopes for others of ditlernt denomina-
tions.
The Reveille says that San King of
Au tin has the finest greyhound on
this side o: tho Atlantic. Tim Shine
says Mr.. King takes in too broad a
field. Tim, too, has a fine greyhound,
and he is ready 10 match him against
Mr.. Kings for money or marbles.
The Leader brings n serlous charge
against some OF the members OF Base
Range Typographical Union. 1t says
they have beat the owners OF that
journal and the people of Eureka onl
of 81 300 In the past few months.
Generous hearted proprietors and IN
nocent business people mu u be tnese
Base Rangers. AS for the ''prints,
it's generally n cold day when they
get left.
Look out for counterfeits, as there
are plenty Of bogus standard dollars
in circulation. They have a dnller
appearance than the true metal, are
dated 1883, and with the San Francisco
mint mark IS" upon them. The IS
however, is muddier than in the gen.
uine, and so is the date. They are OF
such excellent workmanship that they
arc dangerous and thousands of them
have been "~shoyed.o
Gabriel Cohn, says Tuesdays Elko
Independent, arrived here last night
and received n letter from his phys
ician at Napa, giving cheering news
as to the condition of Mrs. Cohn, and
indicating strong hopes OF her ultimate