The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Timson, of Hamilton, is improving.
He was out last week, taking a walk.
The eighth year of Bishop Whita-
ker's School for Girls will commence
August Both.
The Eureka Leader says that w. j.
Penrose and wife are viewing the
sights incident to the Conclave, and
cannot teal themselves away.
Posters announce that three days
races will take place at George Free
lands ranch, at Green Springs, near
Hamilton, commencing Septemb Der %.
l.. o. Benedict has been commits
stoned as Pension Notary for the State
of Nevada by the Acting Commission
or of Pensions at Washington.
We see by the S. T. Examiner that
the annual meeting of the Star Com
pany will come of next Monday, the
9Th. No one here cares a continent
al d-n whether they meteor not.
David L. Bailey, the handsomest
mar in Nevada, has been appointed
by Gov. Adams N Commissioner OF
Eureka county, vice Trofatter, skip
ped.
II. w. burlington and wife. of
Deep Creek, Pat Flanagan and Dan
%Simonseu, OF Spring Valley, were in
town Monday, on their return from
Hamilton. Also Mrs. O'Neil and
family.
Ed. Raum received the sad intelli-
gence that his aged father had his
arm broken on his ranch in C%alifor-
mia one day last week, while attending
/. to some horses In his stable.
We learn that a week or two ago a
raneher up Steptoe Valley was driven
from his place by a fellow and his
woman, whom he took in last Spring.
II that raneher has any pluck about
him there will be a sequel 10 this pro-
eeeding.
VIM. Hayes OF Hamilton has a con-
tract TO furnish the Smoky gill with
water. lie has procured a horse
power and pumps, which he has
placed in position upon his two ada
cent wells, near his laundry estab-
lishment.
A. Young has bought the old Keogh
ranch in Butte Valley. from Weber &
Denton for 81 500. The growing crop,
which is said To he good, goes with it.
Mr. Young viii take up his residence
at the ranch.
The Hamilton Odd Fellows and
their Eureka guests-MesSrs. !. ".
Smith, L. NJ. Hoffman, OTTO Boetzell.
j. l.. Smith ami j. Seanlanker-had a
grand tune last Saturday evening. A
lfar att4nar xgaG ai1aa ~ R.J.s.I, f.t..t.
and speeches were made.
A valued subscriber from Bellevue,
idaho, writes us. asking "Whv in
HI We don't lie more.p The NEWS
is a family paper. ana our early tain
ing was OF such IA nature as to make ii
impossible for as 10 prevaricate. Like
q. W., We acannot tell a'f-story.
Several OF our exchanges note the
suspension OF the Ward Reflex. The
issue OF the 18th Is 10 hand, and as
Bro. Simpson says nothing about 1t,
We presume the report is premature,
and that Bob has not yet given up
the ship.
DIR. Campbell has permanently To-
Gated I'm Taylor. As will be seer by
his card his Office will hereafter be in
Hip bros. store. The doctor was in
town this week and informs us that
he has an extensive field over there.
he being the only physician in Taylor,
Ward aud all the surrounding
country.
Our thanks are due and hereby ten
dered 10 Secretary of State Dorner for
N copy Of the Journal ofthe Assembly
of the Eleventh Session ofthe Legis
lature OF Nevada. 1t is well printed
and handsomely bound, and contains
the record OF the Assembly ON all
measures that came before il.
The Reflex says: Reports are In cir.
culation that a number Of the old en-
ployes of the Martin White Mining
Company have got away with con.
siderable rich ore-ore that would 90
several dollarsto the pound-and that
there will be a little trouble before
many days.
Supt. Of Schools DIR. Tufford in
forms us that complaints reach him
from teachers about the non-appor-
tionment OF school moneys. and their
inability to get their salaries. The
Superintendent tells us that the fault is
not his, but the Auditor and Treas
urer's, who have failed TO notify him
OF the amount of school funds in the
Treasury. When this is done he will
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