The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
TOWN AMI COUNTY

for II HOW SOOH IL may btATI
again we are not advised.
Theo. Paul, the jeweler, has left
Ward for Phoebe and the southern
county. A good workman Is Paul.
The examination Of the o'Neil boys,
charged with shooting r. L. Bassett,
has been transferred to Hamilton.
The weather for the past week has
been making amends for the late
spring. 1t has been hot and sultry.
C. II. Taylor and Joe Moore have
started out with n big band of horses
for the Wyoming and Dakota mar
kets.
Henry Lyons and wife left for San
Francisco Thursday morning. Henry
IL In poor health and goes below for
medical aid.
The stock market had the stufing
Knocked out of IL Monday. The drift
In the Union crosscut Sunday night
cut a stringer of no value. Hence
the collapse.
Johnny Quinn pulled out yesterday
with n load of barroom fxings for his
new saloon in Taylor. He thinks
Taylor will boom In another year.
The report from Queen Springs and
Aurum are to the effect that valuable
discoveries are being made in the
mines in those camps.
+. s. Smith, late Supt. of the Tea
II Company. Is said to have made
$500 900 in Seattle water front real
estate. Ed. IL now at the Palace In
San Francisco, having IA good time.
w. c. Love, Esq, arrived from San
Frnncisco Tuesday evening, where he
went I'm the interest OF the Star lien
holders. The outlook for the early
adjustment OF the liens is not looked
upon "A hopeful.
Chris. Delker must be utilizing his
time at the Carson Warm Springs.
Assemblyman Williams showed rs
some OF his handiwork this week.
II was Il square block of stone, work
ed up In various antique designs.
Jake Greenwood and Zine Barnes
came i'm from Salt Lake Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Barnes comes. we un-
derstand. to examine the Mary Ann
series OF mines for Salt Lake parties.
W. II. Bassett. OF Ward. was over
several days this week. lie IL putting
mp a new saloon In Taylor and came
over for some of his barroom furni-
tnre.
Com missioner Cowley sen old man
Elliott. Of Spring Valley, to the
Gonntx, IJ1snital the Nroak Mr. I'll
riott has for some been In poor health
and was entirely destitute.
The Reflex says a seven-foot body
of ore, assaylng as high as $4,000 To
the ton, IN encountered In the Mon
itor mine in Taylor District last week.
Some estimate 1t will average 1880,
while others put 1t at $1,000.
We learn thnt Jack Wheatley, Sr.,
had his leg broken at Robinson last
Sunday night, by being thrown from
"A wagon. DR.. Hicks set tho broken
limb. Jack seems out of luck. II Is
hut a short time since he recovered
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
A. J. Guilford, of Duck Creek, lefi
on Thursday mornings stage for Da-
kota, where he has business interests
with J. Il. Sisson In the Touring mill
business. Andy has not, however,
left us for good.
The NEWS scribe acknowledges the
receipt OF an invitation from Mr.. and
Mrs. Nickel, of Aurum, to attend
the nuptials of Mr.. Fulton Brinton
and Miss May Leonard, which event
ome off ut that place next Wednes-
day evening.
The Hamilton mail now goes by
way OF Ely, and leaves here at noon
Sundays and Wednesdays. While
the change makes some difference la
tho time between here and the county
seat, Il Is n great accommodation to
people living up Steptoe Valley.
Those McConkey stocks have nj
last been turned over to u.s., but we
had to pay pretty heavy for the privi-
lege OF getting our own. The fellows
who have that business in charge ev-
identity have an eye to their pockets.
Justice Stearns took charge OF the
Cherry Creek public school Monday,
vice Miss SlabosZewski resigned.
His honor knows how to use the
birch, as well as the book, which
seems necessary to govern Cherry
Creek youngsters.
II. A. Comins seems Just now to be
doing more business than any man In