The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-31
TOWN N COUNTY.

Copious showers of hail, rain and
Enow have fallen lice at intervals dur
ing the past week.
Father Maloney writes us from
Austin that he will be here in Cherry
Creek on Sunday, April Sth.
Hon. J. L. Williams returned from
his trip East Thursday. lie looks as
II he had been kindly dealt with in
his travels.
Mrs. James Hagar tells us she is
prepared to do all kind OF plain sew
ing, tailoring, etc.
Very few of the old Star miners a
now be seen on the streets. Most of
them have sought other pastures.
G. r. A. Bibbins left Thursday
morning for Hamilton. Bib is a good
workman, and ear make as fine a
pair of boots rs any mar in Nevada.
f. -Sherif Raum and Ed. Simmon
came in from Hamilton Thursday
evening. Mr.. Raun, though still
feeble, is improving rapidly from his
late spell of sickness.
Martin White has levied an assess
ment OF p cents. Such Is the incom-
p%rehensible DEGREES of mining compa-
MES, when the outsiders hold the
stock.
A letter received from Mr.. Chapman,
who is now in San Francisco, states
that under q change Of doctors Mrs.
Chapman is rapidly improving.
The sale of the Grey & Collins stock
netted 81 1850. Many OF the articles
brought a fair price, and taken alto
gether more was realized on the sale
than was expected.
The Reflex says Ward came very
near going broke on Martin White
during the late decline in that stock.
Some Of our people were struck with
the same stroke OF lightning.
Ross Humphrey and s. X. Nichols
have been elected President and Sec
rotary OF the Miners Union, vice A.
@. Rea and John 3. Wheatley,
resig ned.
.'rhe melancholy days have come,
the dullest of the year." must have
been written by Bongfellow during
some such period of business depres-
sion rs now surrounds Cherry Creek.
hen Miller Wa n large purchaser OF
Grey & Collins variety stock. Ben
must intend to go into the notion bus
inoss. He'd mako a spry counter
Jumper.
Sheriff Lander gives notice In an
other column that county licenses for
the ensuing quarter are now duo and
payable at The SheriG's office in Ham
ilton.
"Medicated paper" Is not for writing
purposes, and Constable Henry hadn't
ought to make any such blunder in
Offering Oh at article at the sale the
other day. Ho got a purchaser all the
same.
A. Il. Ward has closed the Star Sa-
loon. Dull times caused this step.
Ward Is a genial young man, and we
wish him success wherever he may
steer his bark.
The Reflex says n report has reach
ed Ward that a g-foot vein OF ore has
been struck at Aurum aud that the
Brooks mill will be started up on or
about the LIST OF April. We have
heard nothing OF It.
Weber & Miller, OF the butch err
shop, van their customers to dis
tinctly understand that meat bills
must DO paid the LIST OF zach month.
No pay, no beef.
The remains of a man have recently
been dug out of the ruins Of PompeIi,
with both hands resting on his stom-
ach. The building In which he was
round Is supposed To have been "A four
DIT restaurant, conducted after the
manner OF those of our day.
A marriage boom seems to be going
on I'm Ward. Last week VIC chroni-
cled two, and now ONE another.
No foolish young things either, but
people who ought to have better sense.
The Bews Brothers have leased the
Ieacup mine from Spencer d Frank.
IL Will require some preliminary work
10 put the mine in a working condi-
ton, but that done, the leases stand
a lair show OF getting some of the
highest grade ore in the district.
Joseph Carothers was in town last
Saturday. lie informed us that he
has purchased Mr.. Garaghan's inter-
est In tho lore mine, Taylor District.
We inferred from Joe's con ersation
ina that property will DO worked ex-
tensively this summer.
Constable James Henry has just