The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-01-20
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Jay.
Ed. Martin has gone ON a trip to
his ranch down on the Muddy.
We ara indebted To Assemblymen
GREY and Williams for public docu-
inenls, among them the Controllers
biennial report.
Manager Guild, Of the Exchange.
is expected to return from the East
the coming week.
The Martin White mill at Ward
started up last week. 4 years ran
at least will be made by the company.
F. II. Hinckley, Register Of the
Land Office at Eureka, hal his leg
broken last Tuesday by a fall OH the
ice. We are sorry for Fred.
Father Maloney siill tarries with
the T~uscarorans. Taey must be
using him we'll up north.
We arc informed that an important
strike has been recently made in the
Exchange mine. Ali the Exchange
needs to make 1t a nice paying prop
erty Is a little more financial backing
II we could write such a nice apol
oVy as Bro. Simpson does when he IS
compelled TO issue n h~alf-sheet, We
would be tempted to take a rest once
In a while.
Tim Shine left for a trip TO the BAY
Monday morning. He takes down
"A band of rs beef cattle TO make eX-
penses on while he is seeing the
sights Of the Pacific metropolis.
"whistlers are always good.na-
tured,'' says a philosopher. Every.
BODY knew that. L. the folks that
have To listen to the whistling that
get ugly.
1t il a singular fact, and one We are
glad to note. that We have not heard
a single person-no matter 10 which
opinion he held AS to The cause 81 his
death-speak in any but the kindliest
terms Of the late George I. MeConkcy.
The Reflex saws: a gold nugget,
valued at over S. 600, was found II
Osceola last week by Frank M.llick.
About s3j in fine gold was found UNI
der the nugget.
The NEWS man il sadiy in need 81
a new hat. Ifonly one half of the
half dozen we won on the late elee-
ton were fortheolnlngthis nee would
be amply supplied. This gentle hint
should not 90 nnheeded.
II was rather uphill work 10 get
the NEWS to press this week. With
everything frozen hard-inls, paste
and press-lhe job was 40 easy one,
but in spite OF all difficulties we sue
ceeded.
l.. ID. Pierce authorizes MS TO state
that parties wanting water III b. &C
comodated by calling on him. Pan
ties who have water are given to I'M
. derstand II they permit others to take
water from their places they will be
charged for the same.
A Carson exchange says: Grey. oi
White Pine, Is the most bunged ~
man In the Assembly. lie has 4
sprained ankle, n finger in a sling
and a sore throat. Yet IN spite OF his
ailments he j. one of the most active
men in the House and always in fight.
ihgtrim.
A dispatch from Hamilton tells us
that all who had stocks With the late
Geo. T.. McConkey will in due time
bt SSNllfu Will ifIf ait dhAAt u
number OF people in this section wlo
are Interested in the matter, who will
be glad to- learn that the adminisira-
tors are giving due consideration to
their affairs.
Gu: old friend G.. A. M~athewSon, OF
Hamilton, was presented with a
bouncing baby boy-an S FOUNDER
last Saturday morning by his loving
spouse. Arthur feels good over the
valuable present and sent us n "N'
TO drink 10 the health Of he young.
stcr. Arthur always does that hen
it's a boy. and wa think 1t has some
thing 10 do with that gender coming
SO regularly. Mother and baby doing
we'll.
There is no interest In the county
that will he so seriously affected by
the deficit IN the County Treasury as
u public schools. Bv com parison
OF the late Superintendent estimates
OF the school funds OF the several Dis
trlcts, made on the actual basis of
what should be in these funds with
Treasurer Liddle's statement OF what
IL In them, published elsewhere, II
will be- seen that tho loss to the sew
eral district funds Is such as to greatly
injure the efficiency OF our public
school system for the coming year.