The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-11-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.

on Inc IunuS lelC ny inc Miners
Union when 1t disbanded.
Parties in from Hamilton tell us
that the Smoky mill is still running
ON tailings and doing well.
M. f. Boyle has bought J. d. Max
wells house, and Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
will reside in town this winter.
The Monitor Company shipped
three bars of bullion last week, val
ued at S6,640 40
The Reflex says Ward has a female
barber. Wonderi IL she talks as much
as the male artists.
T. b. Jacques has sold his ranch at
the l5-Mile Station to Ed. Kelly. We
learn that the sale includes all of Mr..
Jacques stock.
One Of the heaviest thunder storms
we have ever seen on this Coast visit
ed this section last night between 8
and ten o'clock.
Something very hard TO do-pub-
lish n live paper IN a dead town-and
this is the problem we find ourselves
wrestling with.
f. W. Griswold and Al. Barrick
left for Osceola yesterday, where they
propose 10 make their headquarters
for the winter.
A pleasant social party was given
at the residence OF Jos. j.. Moore last
Monday night, and an appetizing
spread was laid.
John May, who has been foreman
II a.. nxIl.Y Na-I... ..4s,na - - tL.fr
closing down, is in town, and with
his family will take up his residence
here this winter.
Quite number of mine are
now doing the years assessment
work on their claims, which shows
they have faith in the old camp yet.
Mrs. O'Donnell has vacated the
Bates clearinghouse and gone into
Mrs. Connoily's. Mrs. Is. resuming
control Of the old stand.
Word comes TO MS from Taylor that
some OF the saloons oyer there have
closed their doors and nailed up their
windows, which is not a prosperous
sign for our neighbors.
w. G. Love, Esq, left for Hamilton
this week, and Will go from hence To
carson TO take a hand i'm the trial of
the Star liens, which will come up
next week.
We are informed that some mali
cious person or persons have broken
open al the vacant houses and
cabins on Star Hill aud ransacked the
premises. Very small business that.
Charles Morgan and Robert Me-
Donald departed for Wood River
by Mondays stage. Bob, as he got
on the stage, east n wistful glance be-
hind, as II he was leaving something
he'd like Z o have along. But such
such is fate.
Report comes to rs that some
Of the women Of Spring valley have
taken up the cudgel OF the late trou-
bles there, and a personal encounter
occurred between two OF them. No
serious harm, however, resulted.
An election for Mining Recorder of
Cherry Creek District will be bsld next
Monday week, November 18th. l.. ID.
Pierce is In the field again for the
''posish," and better to fill the office
is hard to find.
Work, says the Phoebe Record, is
being pushed ahead in the Day mine
at Royal City, and there is not an idle
mar in that town. Ore teams are en-
gagged I'm hauling ore 10 the furnace
nj Bristol.
The Many friends of Judge Rives
In this county will learn with roget
of his great loss by the sudden death
of Mrs. Rives, an account OF which
appears In another column.
From A. G.. Dawley the Elko Inde-
pendent learns that fire, supposed to
have been set by hunters, burned
over a space of nearly a thousand
acres in: Ruby Valley last week.
Hawkins Brothers lost about 100 tons
of hay and some parties came nea
losing buildings by the conflagration.
A circular issued by the Assistant
Postmaster General states ''that bust
ness a%vocatIons aud smployments
will be excluded from cards and en-
velopes, the name OF the writer only
being given, without any reference to
his occupation"
That perseverance Is the key to sue
cess in all the affairs OF life, Is about
to receive another forcible illustration,
through a rural bachelor, not a hun
dred miles from here, who after many
failures, has finally succeeded in win