The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-27
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+. N. Robinson. superintendent of
the Sweetwater Mining Conn any ut
Hamilton, has gone 10 New York to
spend the winter.
Mr.. More wrote a girl asking her to
marry him. She declined and closed
herletter with-s'No More at present. y
The Reflex says that James Opie,
who committed suicide Wednesday
last WAS the first TO start a raveyard
in Tay or.
Halleok Station. % miles east of
Elko, is considered the coolest point
on the Central Pacific.
Mrs. Louis Zadow, OF Hamilton,
who has been i'm San Francisco for
the past month, under medical treat
ment, has returned home much i'm
proved in health.
An Irish magistrate asked n prls-
oner If he was married. mo" re-
piled the man. .Then." replied his
worship, lit Is a good thing for your
wife,
/ would not enter on my list Of friends.
Though grsced with polished manner and
III - ~
Yet waning sensibility. the man
Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.
-CowPER.
al thought You told me yon didn't
use tobaeco.n II don't" .sBut you
are putting a cigar now" Eyes, hut
that's only a five-center. No tobacco
in it,"
The weather, though not cold. con-
times changeable and threatening.
While ii has been raining in the val
leys for the past week. n great deal OF
snow has fallen in the mountains.
A man should never be ashamed to
own he has been in the wrong, which
Is hut saving. in other words, that he
is wiser to-day than he was yesterday.
Alexander Pope.
The Eureka Leader SAYS A. T.
Stearns. of White Pine. is a LAWYER
who ripe scholarship and sound iudg-
mont entities him 10 the Chairman
ship of the Assembly, judiciary Com.
miitee. We concur. Judge.
Christmas passed. off quietly. A
hall was given ut Nevada Hall Christ
mas Eve. which was so ENJOYABLE An
affair that AT day break. when II broke
mp. ID was voted IN continue the afrait
next evening. which was done. The
latter addition Of the may sport was
as heartily enjoyed n the first.
A noticeable feature of the Christ
mas party wasthe appearance 81 quite
a number OF young ladies from mp
and down the Valley. Among the
number We're Miss Nichols, now
teaching Mt Phalanis ranch: Miss
Hardey, ofToano: Miss Lizzie Phalan
and the Misses Miles.
Little dreps Of printers ink,
A litile tyre "displn we'd"
Makes our merchants princes
With NIL their big parade.
Little bits Of stinginess-
Describing printer ink
"Bnsis' The man Of business
And makes his credit sink.
-BloomingtOn Eye.
The Reflex saws According to a
letter received by r. G.. Pouiade of
Ward. from his son, dated Phoebe.
December 18th, the snow is fourteen
inches deep ON the level IN that town
and apparently not melting at all.
Phoebe Is 300 miles south Of Cherry
Creek, and here we have not had snow
enough TO cover the ground so far
this season.
Three days this week without a
mail from Wells put our hast-hum-
ored citizens on the verge OF profan-
itv. II there was any just cause for
this long delay ia transmitting the
mails, no one here has discovered II.
True The Wells route has in the past
been the most efficiently conducted of
any In the State. and we should not
growl very loudly at the late incon.
venience.
Business men, Lawmakers law
yers, ranehers and nearly all others
take a holiday at this season. News
pater men are expected to he the only
exception to this rule. We dissent
from this unjust discrimination and
propose To take "A New Years holiday.
So, If the News should fail to come to
hand next week, our readers must
not think VIC have run away with n
body's wife, robbed n bank, or com
United any other vIllainous deed.
The Eureka Sentinel has news of
h death of Pat Rossiter at s.. Mary's
hospital, Salt Lake City. IL says
The deceased was known by every
body here and was n most highly re-
spected citizen. lie was a thorough