The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-02-09
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ing, IL was the coolest night OF the
season.
Coastiug has cotne to an end, owing
10 the heavy snowfall. SO far but II
Young man is going on crnlches.
Mrs. James Stewart and children
came in from Eureka Thursday.
They had a cold trip OF it.
James Sampson aud wife, OF Salt
Lake. were Gown at Elko last woek,
taking notes of the O'Neil trifl.
W. C.. Love, Esq. bore the heaviest
mart OF the O'Neil defense. Geo. w.
Baker lead in the prosecution.
Bishop Whitaker's Reno School for
Girls is so full tina. 1t can aeeonliho'
date no more. During the past week
he had to decline several applications.
Bro. Simpson, of the Reflex. met
with an accident last week. lie fell
with an armful OF mahogany wood
and was placed hors dc combat for
the time. Bots excuse at THIS season
is convincing.
About eight inches OF snow have
fallen la Cherry Creoh last week and
this. "Wednesday was one OF the
toughest days we aver experienced
here. 1t showed all day, aud the
wind blowing drIfted iii snow badly.
Tho Hamilton delegation ato Elko
arc vet snow bound at Eureka. II
the Captain and Arthur IN Ike things
actively as they did at Eiko the Base
Rangers will bless the s.ornl that
hollis them there.
Fortune always favorsthe just. In
proof OF this we need only state that
VIM. Mikrl and this scribe were the
only members OF the O'Neil witnesses
who got home from Elko In time 10
miss tho late storm.
Dir. Bishop. Of tho Reno Asylum.
writes 10 parties hore that Col. T.. X.
Phipps, who was sent To the ASYLUM
about u month ago. is now himself
again, AMI will be shortly discharged
from that institution.
Now that young O'Neil has been
aquitted by N jury OF his peers, II Is In
be hoped these Spring Valley troubles
Will cease aud 100 aui law-abltiing
citizens bc saved further trouble aud
expense from the lawlessness OF tia
section.
VIM Nc auyhlin, u team s.er who
has been ~ ."o freight bostas.s tie
tween Lere aud Toano for several
Ears. died al DR.. 1utfori's ON the
3tst ult. u cease : wi w d kn w
in this section. lie leaves o wife an |
several sH all ch lIr.h 10 mourn nis
loss.
Eko Independent 9Th: VIM. Howe.
the witness for the defense In the
O'Neil trial who was arrested and
jailed on II charge OF perjury, was by
order OF the Court, upon mntlon of
the District Attorney, released from
custody.
7. Keclan, J. Fuller, TreGe Dontre
and the hasSett Bros. all III Spring
Valley, are snow bound somewhere
down by the Humboldt. As they are
all old m-onntaineers there need be no
fear but they struck some hospitable
ranch and are waiting until thu roads
are broken. +. S.--They came in last
evening.
The storms OF last week and this
have been general all over the
Pacific Coast as far east as the Rocky
Mountains. Railroad communication
east and west has been su .pendea and
the mails arc delayed. A great anan-
tity OF srrow has fallen in the noun.
iains in the past week.
"Wednesday stage from Wells was
seven hours behind lime. After leav.
ing Phalin's the driver missed his
reckoning and got of on tho Dolly
Warden road. When he discovered
ms error no relraced his track and
caIno in mt 4 A. NJ. Thursday morning.
Mrs. James Stewart and chil lren and
NC. Noe were passengers. They
bad a tough time OF it., but came in
all right.
Capt. Drake and c. A. Mathewson
went tn the masquerade ball ut Elko,
but didn't dance. Reason: Nobo v
ask Ell thCm. IL took n hole day for
the Ekoites 10 explain To Cap. aud
Arthur that | was IN oversight. Cap
says Arthur's looks .'coppered" him, |
and the Hamilton Nasty swears by
all the gods that he will never train
with the Captain again in "a strange
place. Wash Woodberry, who got al
The dancing he wanted, was last seen
poking fun at his discomtitted COM
panions.
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