The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-18
Town N COUNTY.

J.. +. cupid, or ward, mas gone 10
San Francisco to attend the Conclave.
VIM. Kersey and Mrs. Homiston
left for Osceola Wednesday. We
learn that Mrs. Homiston will start a
restaurant there.
Cabt. ID. Strickland, OF Hamilton.
has gone to the Conclave. The old
tar Is not q Knight Templar, but he
wants 10 see the business all the same.
The Bellevue Sun says miners are
wanted In Wood River. Parties who
recently arrived from there think the
Sun Is lying.
Now that the newspapers have
gone back on him. we would advise
Mr.. Peter Mccullough to hire a hall
or write n book TO air his scholarly
attainments.
Misses Lille O'nonnell and Eta
Comins, two of Cherry Creeks young
ladies, leave for Bishop Whitaker's
school ut Reno the coming week.
The attention OF sheep men is called
o James SIMPSONS advertisement in
another column. lie has some fine
bucks which he offers for sale at rea-
aonable prices.
On the Sd of September the L.. S.
Circuit Court meets at Carson, when
an where. IL is presumed, tho Star
lien matters will be disposed OF.
The notice Of the Star ten cents as
sessment appears In another column,
and the coin for the same Jingles in
In III pocket, aud don't you forget 1t.
Land sales In the State Land Office
IT Carson last month were 0.4l0acres;
III State land patents were issued and
~ new contracts were signed.
The Star annual meeting day l. next
Saturday, August 25th. II there is
life enough in the thing 10 meet, we
stall hear Of 1t In due time.
Our young friend R. A. Mccormick.
has received his appointment rs L. S.
Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Persons
wishing his professional services
should address him at Aurum, Ne
vada. Read his card under head OF
''New To-day"
Trouble for the young folks COM
msnces at Q o'clock Monday morning.
Mr.. Stearns informs us that school
will open at that hour and parents
and pupils can govern themselves ac-
eordingly.
Dir. James Sampson, the Spring
Valley sheep man, has purchased n
nico residence In Salt Lake City. He
has let out his flocks on shares, aud
Is enabled To live a more easy and
pleasant life.
We SEQ by the Eureka papers that a
large array OF legal talent left there
for Hamilton Tuesday To take part in
the examination of the Spring valley
parties accused of the O'Neil murder.
Eureka Is to be pitied. To aid her
already many social aud political
tribulations. a brace OF sloggers are
practicing for a prize fight, to come
of at the Opera House there next
Sunday.
Mr.. Conrad, Superintendent OF the
Dolly Warden mines, was in town
"Wednesday. He informed us that
ore shipped East did not turn out az
well as expected. The shipping costs
too much, and he will advise the com
pany to put their reduction works
near the mine In working order.
This, no doubt, is the most feasible
plan.
Geo. Travis and Mr.. Mcclellan, a
United States Surveyor, came in from
the railroad Wednesday. They went
oil to Ward, but Mr.. Mcclellan will
return here in = few days aud pro-
coed 10 survey the Government tim
Der land north and south OF Cherry
Creek. From this it would seem that
Uncle Sam intends to put MI embar-
go on the cutting of timber for any
but legitimate uses.
Let not II County Dads be
trou bled over tls Eureka sensation.
Whatever acts Of commission or omis-
sion our Commissioners nay be
charged with. there Is one thing we
will insure them against harm, and
that rs paying any overcharges in
printing bills. On that O at least
they can sleep the sleep of innocence.