The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Deputy Sheriff Morris Lyons is on
crutches. Cause-runaway team.
Ward, Taylor and Hamilton are
just now absorbing most OF Cherry
Creeks floating population.
Two wagon-loads OF Italians left
here Thursday morning for Tinctic,
Utah. The cleaning out process goes
on bravely.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland and wife and
w. L. Ingraham and wife have re-
turned to Spring Valley.
Star Hill Is now nearly deserted,
most OF the miners have come to town
or gone to other places.
DR.. II. $. Herrck has been appoint
ed Deputy County Treasurer. A
very able and competent appointee.
They have three restaurants now in
Hamilton. Mrs. z. Gallagher, an old
time resident of Hamilton, who came
IN from Eureka, opened the last one.
Sam Liddle is now Supt. of the
Smoky mill at Hamilton, which, we
learn, Is being put into tip-top order
for the Spring and Summer crushing.
Father Maloney was in Austin last
Sunday, and will be in Eureka to-
morrow-on his return home, we
presume.
All manner OF locomotion, from
Walkers line 10 "A six-in-hand, is
brought into requisition by those i'm
migrating from here.
Mr.. Josiah Bailey, who has spent
the past winter in Calico District, Cal
ifornia, is back again, ready to help
the boys migrate. Hedoes look upon
Calico as the promising camp our ex-
changes picture.
Several miners have taken IA lease
of the Giant, and gone To taking out
ore on shares. The prospects of their
making good thing ont of II are
first class.
Scarlet fever, Of a very malignant
type, is raging at Wells, aud along
the railroad towns. Mr.. Murphyis
ten.year old boy died last week, Of
the disease.
Ben Miller is rusticating about the
county seat, and Sheriff Lander left
for there "Wednesday morning, taking
with him the repleyined Star bullion.
The sale Of the personal properly at
the Postoflice store will commence at
IL o'clock this morning. A rare
chance To buy many useful articles at
your own price.
/. Elias, we are sorry To chronicle,
~ lying very low at DIR. TufiorG's.
lie IL not expected To survive. lie is
suffering from dropsy, and is very
weak.
Congressman Cassidy has our
thanks for whole mail sack full of
Pub. Docs. Some Of tho books are
lnterestlng reading, while others are
dry as the Great American desert.
Spring, gentle spring, is upon Us.
Wednesday last the sun crossed the
equator. Tho proverbial equ inoxial
storm, however, has not come. All
signs fail this year.
Most OF the "boys" who left here
for Hamilton in the past week have
gone to work. Well, that's doing
about the square thing. In Hamil-
tons dullest period Cherry Creek
gave the "boysp lift.
Perties i'm from Ward report times
pretty lively there, though there is a
large number OF men idle. The Mar
tin White employs about so men-40
at the mine, and a like numb at the
mil. AT Taylor only ten miners are
employed. The mill is undergoing
repairs.
Farmer Burke's little daughter met
with a serious accident last Tuesday,
by being cut with an AK in the hands
of her little brother, who was chop
ping wood. DIR. Tufiord dressed the
wound, and the little sufferer was
made as easy as could be. The inju-
ries, though painful, are not consid-
'ered dangerous.
That "idle hands will always find
some mischief still to do" was well
illustrated yesterday morning when
the boys put up job to drum Citizen
Dan Bernstein out OF town. Dan de-
INJURED, but his strong defense was
drowned by the s'musico of drum
ahd fife. OF course 1t was all in fun,
but 1t came near causing two or three
runaway teams.
A little scrimmage took place i'm
Hamilton over the NEWS last Sunday
morning. 1t seems somebody want
Ell to take out somebody else's paper,
to which the subscriber demurred.
High words followed, and for a time
y miniature battle seemed imminent.