The White Pine news., 1884-03-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Barry came in
from the Salt Marsh this week. They
had been showed in all winter from
this side.
SNOW. snow, snow, is all that can
ha said of the weather these times.
And there Is no such thing as predict
ing when IL will let mp.
The dog poisoner is abroad IN The
land. and his sly work is dimini.hing
the canine element in these part.
The best animals take the oail' "hiie
the worthless ours escape.
The Reflex says that Jos. Carotners
has been quite i'll at the Argus mlli
for week more.
lot was made in Carson oil sloo
s;da that the decision in the case ol
sharon vs.. Sharon Will be In favor Oh
pla 'ntiff.
rha faro dealers of Eagle City are
having serious time. a number oi
,hem we're broken by The boys last
weelx. and all of them without excep-
ton lost heavily.
C.B. Toothaker is in from Oseeo'a.
II. came by way of Taylor. ihere Is
talk over there that the Osceola COM
pany will resume operations this
Spring, rs soon as the snow goes OIL.
That report about Charley Sommer-
lott committing suicide in Salt Lake
turns ont untrue. Charley Is down
ON the Muddy, aud writes he has no
intention OF "clinbIny the golden
stairs
White Pine Is To have n contestant for
the West Point cadet~hip this time
George T.. Siockle. now Mt the Elko
University will stand In and contest
for the prize. James Doughty, oi
Carlin, also "a University boy, VIII
compete.
The April term Of the District cosrt
will convene in Hamilton next Mon
day week. As there il NJ criminal
business. it IL not likely this seetion
will be called upon for either grand
or petit Jurors. All OF which NO do
not regret.
RAport was current on The streets
tho fore part of the week that the
o,Nef hovs were driving all their
STOCK IIOIt FflIiHk eii8N
TO getting out of he country.
Under the head Of "New to-day
in another column, appears the pro-
ceedings of the Republican County
Central Committee. Tho attention OF
the party leaders in the different
precincts II directed thereto that they
may carry out the programme the-oin
set forth.
J.B. Mathewson. administrator Of
the estate OF the late John Spiker,
gives notice in another column that
on the 9th OF April he will sell Ia
Hamilton a valuable mine, the
"Mountain Queen" the property Of
the deceased The property Is said 10
he valuable, Spiker having refused
an offer of $1,000 for il short tino
before he died.
The furnace Mt Bristol must be "A
tough place to work in. A corrospon-
dent of the Phoebe Record says; 1t Is
n common occurrence almost daily nj
the furnace To see feeder reel forward
as II intox Gated. and fall heavily 10
the ground from the effects of the
poisonous fumes emitted from the
feed holes.
The Postofliee Department has
issued an order To postmasters reqnir-
ing that the name of their respective
Offices I've stamped plainly on all let
lers SO that In case OF non delivery,
they may be returned tn he offices ut
W lirh they were mailed instead of
being sent TO tire dead-letter Office, AS
10 NV ton frequently necessary,
thol. h lrel, s. stamping at the mail
Ing offices.
When Uncle George Taylor sought
his 10 lgings last Tuesday night, he
was no lit lie surprised To find his bed
pre.occupied. His first inn ulse was
TO collar the audacious intruder and
handle him roughly. But = holy
Moses A second glance Mt the noe
turnal intruder struck him dumb. II
was female figure, rugged up in
spotless robes de chambre, easily re-
posing it's head on the downy pillow.
Angels aud ministers of grace defend u.s."
audlbly uttered Uncle George as he
ran out OF The room In the outer
room he paused, wiped the persplr-
alton from his brow. took courage
and returned to the chamber deter
mined 10 solve the mystery, whether
IL
BE spirit Of health or goblin damned"
1t was neither but fashionably