The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-07-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

has been III California seeking heAlth
during the past year, has returned
home.
j. r. Wilmington of " bite River,
he's sold all his horses TO Mr.. e. II.
Roland, OF Warm Creek, Elko county
About . dozen first class miners
can find mploymenL in Tuscarora
and vicinity, Says the Times Review.
The report has reached Taylor, say.
the Reflex. that 80 or 40 men will
soon be put tai work In Cherry Greek.
All of which is news to us.
Reflex: The Monitor Mining Com
pany shipped three bars ofbu'lion on
the 4th, valued at So, 479 25. This
ahiptnsnt il OH June account.
The Hunter furnace was closed
down last Saturday, the hands paid
off, and some Of them have left for
the northern country.
Evan Harris, James Mcdonald,
John McLane aud Gordon Mcdonald
pulled II with a six. horse team for
HALEY, Idaho. last Tuesday, who're
they will pitch their tents.
Bro. Simpsons moral sense II
shocked ut tic way Indian maidens
are treated by the young hloods of
Taylor. A pure, kind and sympa-
thetic nature is that of our con. tenn
Mr.. Kennedy has retained a small
force of miners at Hunter, who will
continue Tn p aspect the Crown Point
mine. If the discoveries warrant he
will make another run of the furnace
this Fall.
The fire in Typo Nye county, left a
number of families destitute and
homeless. n. s. S~trowhrldge, of the
relief committee, has issued an appeal
for contributions for The relief OF the
distressed.
In accordance with . vote Of the
School Trustees of this dis rict, taken
ut their last meeting. the Spring term
Of the public school closed yesterday
afternoon. The Fall term will com
meuce on the first Monday in Sep
tember.
The people OF Silver Reef are tired
out waiting for something To turn up.
They stay because they don't krow
whore to GO. There arc lots OF peopl"
in every town in Nevada in the SAINT
FIX.
Considerable ofour space Is devo'ed
this weak to the Democratic National
platform. It il a lengthy document,
and II the party means half they
promise they should be inirusted
with the reins of Government next
Fall.
Judge b. O'Connor arrived from
California Thursday evening. IL IL
now abont two years since hs left Us.
and We are pleased To note he looks
and heartier than then.
Pleasure and attending To some bus
mess in The object OF the Judges visit
at this time.
Last Tuesday was a wild day In
Cherry. Fran earlv morning TIL after
SHUTDOWN the wind blew a perfect
hurricane, driving cloud. OF dust and
sand through town into the Valley
below. So violent was the storm at
times that one could not see fifty feet
on any side.
The NEWS scribe and "deyil" ar
knOWteugp TIT klHH Iti'ou'"Idi'io -
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon I'm a bountious
supply of wine and cake. More than
once we drank to the Knieker booker
toast: "Here's tn your very good
health: may you live long and pros
per
Col. Baker Post No. l3, q. A. r.,
Of this place. has surrendered its char
ter. the "boys" having scattered 80
that they no longer could muster a
quorum. In a few . more the
Grand Army BOYS will be few in the
land. "On the other shore" their
Posts will be fully recruited.
The Reno Gazette says: Father
Maloney has arrived from Eureka to
take charge of the Reno Catholic par
ish. His appointment one from
Bishop Manogne. Father Maloney
il well known and quito u favorite in
Nevada. He is a fluent speaker and
a genial gentleman socially, and the
parish Is to he congratulated OH
acquiring so ablo a shepherd.
Bishop whitaker paid US visit this
week, coming in Tuesday evening
from Phoebe. He barely had time to
get the dust off when he was put to
work In tying the GordGa)on knot for
n happy couple who were waiting his
advent. The next day he putin chris
tening babies and visiting friends.