The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-04-28
Local E%ntflIigrnre.
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The severest snowstOrm of the sea-
son came down on US Tuesday. But
it's all gone now.
Some Boston parties are taking a
ive-stamp mill out to Lexington dis
trict, in this county.
II you are in the liquor or tobacco
bushes, don't fail to get your United
States license out by Wednesday next.
Mrs. o'Donnell, we learn, has leased
Mrs. Bates lodging house and will as
sumo charge May lst.
Ed. Martin Is in from the Muddy,
where he went several months ago to
look after his business.
Granger J.. II. Wilmington, of White
River, vas in town yesterday. lie
came in from Butte valley.
Ten inches OF snow on tho streets
of Hamilton. So says a late arrival
from there.
Martin White down to FIVE cents
per share. We syinpathize with the
,.boys" who got In at So.
Weber Il Miller, OF the butcher
shop, give notice In another column
that all meat bills must be settled by
The lst Of the month.
Report reaches us from Hamilton
that the present Court term is likely
10 be short, as all the important cases
will go over 10 the next term.
II was reported here a few days ago
that the Martin White had reduced
miners wages to 50 so per day. We
do not youch for its truth.
The Reflex says q fourth interest I'm
the Gore mine Taylor District, was
sold by Joe Carothers to the Monitor
Company.
Steve Keogh dropped in on us Tues
day. lie was just in from the big
Idaho. Steve Is as good-looking and
timber as ever.
Jot Travis paid Cherry Creek a brief
visit Monday. He has gone ont To
Osceola To look after ON mining
property.
George Thacher writes from San
Francisco that Charles Osier. (.'I.ittle
Butch") had his leg broken above the
knee by falling down "A high of stairs
at the Prescott House, san Francisco.
Jake Greenwood writes from Salt
Lake that times are booming at the
Mormon metropolis. Money is plen-
ty and business lively.
AT the Constable's sale OF the Post
office building last Saturday, the prop
erty was knocked down To Il. +. Mil
Ter for 81, 125, a fair price these dali
times.
Mrs. Hicks came in from the East
Wednesday, and was met here by her
husband, and taken to her new home
In Murray Creek, where Mr.. Hicks is
ranching.
u. Lowell, Division Supt. of the
Western Union, came in from Deep
Creek Thursday. lie looks younger
as the years multiply.
Henry Lyons, p. Weber ard L. j.
Cowley left overland for Salt Lake
Thursday morning. They go pros
pscting for business openings on the
Nevada and Utah boundaries.
Miss Harriet Slaboszewski, "A young
lady graduate OF the Hartford, Con-
necticut, high school, will arrive here
Monday night, under engagement
TO teach our public school. She is
said to be highly accomplished.
School will open next Monday week.
8. s. Chapman returned from San
Francisco Wednesday evening. He
left his family below. Mrs. Chapman,
though still unwell, IL improving and
her physician thinks she will be well
soon.
The NEWS force acknowledges the
receipt OF a bountiful supply of cake
and other good things from the we'd
ding feast of Mr.. and MIS-. Ira Nc
Knight. May you all live long and
prosper, istho wish ofthe NEWS corps.
James Henry and p. o'Malley are
putting In some good work on their
mine, the "Sunbeam." Samples of
ore from the mine show up we'll, and
Jim and Paddy are feeling well over
the prospects, which are encouraging.
Reflex: The Cherry Checkers who
took I'm tho races at Ward got left.
They went their pile on Sooner, the
''stayer." Sooner Is n pretty good
"stayer" In a half mile race, when in
good condition, but 1t cannot be said
he was In condition to run in any
race.
Reflex: A telegram was received