The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-01-13
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

tom nlissloIlerA. n eoOu selec ION.
Father Maloney, we see by the
Tnscarora papers, officiated at thai
place last Sunday.
There i less snow on the road To
Hamilton now than there has been
for years ut this season.
The weather is as fine as May.
Nc such has been witnessed in tins
section for many a year.
Mrs. James Henry presented her
liege lord with "A valuable New Years
paesent IN the shape of a bouncing
baby boy. jim is proud over 1t.
Mrs. McConkey AMI children, nc
companied by her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, have returned
home from their sad mission toSaera-
meUto.
J. Il. Townsend brought over from
Hamilton Tuesday Rod Mcleod and
James Thomas-two honest miners
who will tarry with ns.
The Nevada State Senate has passed
an Act to exempt $50 ofa mans wase,
from attachment. There Is some
rea -On hllu Sellet III ltihl.
We are indebted To Assembly Wit
liams for copies of Gov. kinkead's
message, Attorney General Murphy's
Annual Report aud a number OF Leg
islative bills. Thanks.
Sheriff Lander has appointed c. NJ.
Thackston a deputy IN Hamilton. a
good appointment.
Il. y. Robinson and Ed. Ranm have
been appointed administrators Of the
estate of the Lutte Geo. T.. MeConkey.
A first-elass selection.
On our first aud second pages will
be found the evidence taken before
the Coroner's jury I'm the inquest on
the body Of the late Geo. =. MeCon-
key. We publish II in foil.
The ice putting up season is at hand,
and our local dealers ia that staple
are taking advantage of the cold snap
to secure the summers supply.
Mike Harrington, All old Treasure
Hill miner, has gone to work n the
III captain mine At Queen STflh4-.
Mike Is a genial soul. and can sling q
pick, or polish a drill equal to any
man in the county.
The amount OF insurance on George
J.. Meconkey's life j. said to he sI3,-
500-s5. 600 in Accidental policy, A.
ID. Haskell agent. aud $500 In tho
Masonic Aid Association, Chicago.
Treasurer Liddle is making his Office
at the Court House iron clal. lie l..
1nIetuU AN. fr... .H.,#F.w- -. III -.
dows and otherwise arranging the
office so a. to be "A perfect little fort
ress.
Strange things are eve happening.
Mike Walsh, the crnstiest of all tha
crusiy old bachelors. has gone AMI
ibid it, lie was married i'm Eureka
on the 9Th instant To Miss Kate NJ
Menomy, OF Newark Valley. Much
happiness we wish Mike and his fair
young bride.
II yon have business 10 Ham lion
and You want "A square, ap|petlziug
meal on the ~road-plain, but good
you can't find 1t anywhere better than
Mt Browns ut Thiriy-mile Springs.
This is neither a free pun, nor "A paid
one, but it's the actual truth.
A farewell party WAS given at Ne
vada Hall Monday evening to Miss
Title Nav. We learn II was "A very
social affair. The young lady. in
com pany with her brother Louis, left
for their home in Illinois Tuesday
morning.
While on II recent trip to Hamil-
ton We met several wagon loads Of
machinery for the Martin White mill
at Ward. Among the lot wa-a boiler.
II IL not likely the mill will be In
readiness to start up before the LIST OF
March.
The News man is now ont OF stocks
aud In the spirit of Christian resigna.
ton he would advise all who are not
similarly situated 10 ''gct out" as soon
rs they can. There is nothing in
stocks. It's n losing game all the
time.
Some fellow in California talks of
getting up another "History OF Ne
vada.n After the fraud that has al
ready been perpetrated on dur peo-
pie In this respect, they are in no
"'t'N W NC hlfh VIII dEaihs ~
next nan who approaches ms on the
subject had better be prepared to
make a very speedy exit from this
office.
Dave McQuitty, lately of Steptoe
valley, writes us from Fulton, Sono-
ma county, California. He has
bought a farm there and is settled
TOWN for lifa We iudpe ha still man.