The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-20
TOWN AND

ere lie pasSeu away.
Charley Sommerlott is down on the
Muddy, in Lincoln county. gathering
up a drove of swine for The MARKET
The Reflex says the report Is in cir
culation that Nell Stevens was mar
red in Carson IA few days.
The Monitor Company shipped
three bars of bullion last week, valued
at S6,s43 %.
The Hamilton mail route has been
curtailed. II now runs only 10 Ely,
and that Is made a distributing office
for points north and south.
Bro. d. w. Hastings OF Schellbourne
paid us a visit last Saturday. The
old man looks as il Father Time was
dealing gently with him.
A Steptoe Valley rancher has al
most completed one OF tie largest
fish ponds in the State; but he does
not want us to mention IL, lest the
County Dads might raise his taxes.
Bob Mcdonald is i'm from Wood
River. He reports times lively up
there. Jack Williams and Ed. Skel.
ley are handling brick and mortar at
HALEY.
j. +. SIsson and A. j. Guilford,
late Of ours, have the contract for
laying w%aterpipes IN the city OF Cham
ber!ain, Dakota, for the new water
works there.
Pat o'Malley is still in a critical
condition. His mind seems to be a
total wreck, and his physical eondl-
ton Is no better. He should be ZEN
To Reno.
Ed. Martin Is in from Salt Lake.
He showed his card at us, which ex-
plains that he is in the planning mill
business at the corner of South and
First West streets.
Farmer burlington was in from
Deep Creek this week. lie made a
tour Of the county, and says that
taken altogether, he never before saw
times sc dull.
Though we are not officially noti-
fed, it is safe to say that State and
county taxes are now duo and viii
become delinquent on the 10Th of No
vember. Gather up your loose cash.
Many ofour State exchanges seem
very s.touchy" owe proper credits
being given them. The truth is that
the Nevada press, Mt this time, is
producing little or nothing worth
copying and crediting.
The following cannot fail to be orin-
terest to County Commissioners:
Judge Rives stated from the bench in
Eureka Tuesday that a bill cannot be
laid over by the Board longer than a
month.
We regret TO learn that w. j.
Haynes, while returning from the
East was taken down with fever and
had TO stop al Salt Lake. lie expect
oil to be able to resume his journey
50 as To reach here this evening.
The ladies OF Cherry Creek are
bridging over the dull spell in the
amusement line by pleasant little
evening parties. Tho lalest Of these
was given by Mrs. Nanderlip last
evening, and was a very pleasant, So
cial gathering.
The Reflex thinks that Captain
lfINhd y |IoA1dAt Was lllOilI uOlDl
the fastest horse on the Ward course
during the races. He would have
went under the wire with Cleveland's
horse second but for the big start the
latter had when they were tapped off.
A quiet wedding took place Mt the
Warm Springs last Sunday afternoon,
the contracting parties being Mr.. NJ.
MacAulay and Mrs. Jennie Harrison.
The NEWS acknowledges the compli-
ments of the occasion, and wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. MacAulay many years
Of welded happiness.
Parties having conflicting claims
regarding Cherry Greek town lots are
natitied by Judge Rives to amicably
adjust the same, or they will be dock
eted for trial in the District Court on
the 18th of next month. Better set
tie the matter among yourselves and
save costs.
We learn with regret that the con-
dilion of Henry Lyons, now in San
Francisco under medical treatment,
is such AZ to create fear among his
friends that he will not live long. He
seems TO get no better, and the doc
tors lrold out no encouraging hopes
Tor him.
A party of Hamilton Odd Fellows,
composed of Wash Woodbury., IL.
Bush, Rod Mcleod. Dick Willis and