The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02
TOWN AND

ering.
The El Captain Company at Queen
Springs is now getting out some rich
ore.
over 65 pupils are attending our
public school, rather too much work
for one teacher.
w. G. Love, Esq, has gone to Cali
fornia to serve personal summons on
the Star Company in the liens case.
Henry Marty, who received three
flesh wounds in the late emute at Eb-
erhardt, is doing well.
The Exchange mill is now running
on tailings. Several men are working
the mine on contract.
A faro and stout poker games are
running in Hamilton. Both well pat
ronized.
Neil Munro returned to Taylor
Wednesday. Mrs. Munro has gone
below and will spend the summer in
San Jose.
John S. Wheatley opened his res
tanrant in Taylor Tuesday with a
grand ball. We wish Jack success in
his new enterprise.
James Reilly Is building "A large adj
dition to his house in Hamilton. lie
is also putting mp a large corral oppo-
site his store 0n Main street. ''Jeems''
is n live man and evidently has faith
in White Pines future.
Hugh Frank and Billy Sarvis left
Thursday for "a prospecting trip to
Goshute Canon. They were well sup
piled with provisions and outfit. We
ex pect shortly Ia hear of the discov-
cry OF rich bonanzas in that section.
L. NJ. Cook, OF the clothing store,
has a nire assortment OF samples for
suits. They are both good and cheap.
Step I'm and look at them, and YOU
will be convinced that you can afford
a Summer suit.
A rumor was in circulation on the
streets the early part OF the week that
two we'll known citizens fthis county
had been arrested for the murder OF
Geo. u. McConkey. A dili.ent in
qniry into the matter did not verify
its credibility.
Governor Adams, so say some OF
our exchanges. is on the way To White
Pine county TO look after his cattle in
terest. II the Governor is in the same
mood he was when here last our citi-
zens will have an opportunity 10
''shake" with them.
Parties In from Taylor District in
form US that there are close on 10 800
men there-only about forty Of whom
are working. Every large-sized sage
brush In the vicinity has a camp be-
meath il. Taylor is expected to boom
this summer, but just now is no place
to go hunting work.
Memorial Day passed Off very quiet
ly. Col. Baker Post observed the day
by decorating the graves oftheir dead
comrades in the Cemetery. The turn
ont was rather small as compared with
previous occasions, but it was none
the less ardent in spirit. The flags on
tho various stalls about town floated
nj half-mast all day.
IL Is currently reported that A. C.
Cleveland OF Spring Valley wants to
sell all his possessions in White Pine,
preparatory 10 taking mp his residence
al Martinez, California. We should
hate to lose Cleve. II would knock
all the fun GU of White Pine politics,
and then who will be left to represent
us at Carson every two years?
Capt. Strickland, of Hamilton, has
purchased a light-draft ''yacht" TO
navigate the shallow waters Of White
Pine during the summer season. lie
has still his full rugged ozark" for
such ''deep water cruises as Wood
River and other distant far-of lands.
The Captain will entertain himself
u friends this summer sailing
around the bays and inlets of lIainil-
ton and White Pine Mountain.
We learn that the young ladies OF
Cherry Creek, in view of recent rev
Citations, have formed a society for
mutual protection, against receiving
The attentions OF youngnen who make
periodical visits to San Francisco.
They will most probably appoint a
wideawake agent and correspondent
ut the Bay City to watch aud report
the movements OF the "boys" while
down there. There is no doubt but
recent developments warrant such a
course.
X. A. Mccormick and wife came In
from Wells Tuesday evening. Mac.
was until that evening considered by
all his friends N of our most bash
ful and timid young bachelors. And
whan hfa frtan1a .i,aoo.nrnI ha had