The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-07-12
TOWN ana COUNTY.

J. r. Wilmington came in from the
West Friday evening.
B. F. Miller and wife leave to-day
for the Wood River country in their
W conveyance. We wish them
fortune in the northern country.
The late run OF the Ticup mill, by
Spencer Il Frank, proved = financial
success. Several lessees are now
working the mine.
A we'll posted gentleman from Nye
county says that they will not poll $50
votes I'm that entire county this fall.
White Pine will not poll over 500.
Miss Lille O'Donnell. one of White
PINES fairest young ladies', returned
nome from Bishop Whita x er's School
fast Saturday evening TO spend the
vacation.
Bishop whitaker will arrive here
mex Tuesday evening and preach in
the Hall Wednesday evening. As
the Bishop Is always welcome he will
no doubt get "a large IN audience as
our town can muster.
A weekly mail IL now running be-
tween Aurum and Deep Creek. This
was needed for several years, and we
are glad that the wants of our neigh
bors in that section have at last been
recognized.
p. Weber and Z. j. Cowley came
in from the northern country Mon.
day. They are preparing to move
their families to Ketchum. Idaho,
where they will open a livery stable.
While in Hamilton We were inform-
ed hat the hearing Of the McCon-
KEY bondsinen case will come off in
TIE Supreme Court at Carson some
time this month.
Wise Broughsr. who kept saloon
here two years ago, was burned out
In the Tvbo fire last week, losing So
900. VIZ are sorry for You, Wise.
The Phoebe Record saws McShane.
Kelsey and Kelly. the bad men of
Bristol. have all been turned loose by
h Justice. he not considering them
worth holding.
The big prairie schooner will sail
Monday morning from NEWS slip for
aorthern HALEY being its des-
ti~nation. Master. Evan Harris, first
officer. Jin McDouald; consignor.
Tim Shine. May fair winds and
smooth sea accom- pany her.
Judgment In the Star Lien ease Is
not yet entered, owing to the fact that
the necessary expenses NJ the Clerk
are not forthcoming. Having swim
died everyone else in the county, per-
haps this precious outfit will now try
- L-.ts.w H.. IN~.aab -
of the costs OF tho suit.
This scribe was presented = few
DAYS ago with a box Of the incest
strawberries we ever laid "A tooth n.
They came from the ranch of Henry
Gilbert, Just across the valley, and
were the first of White Pine product
we ever breakfasted on. Thank,
Henry.
At the regular meeting OF Cherry
Creek Lodge, /. o. o. f., last Satnr-
dav evening. the following officers
were installed for the ensuing teri by
d. d. Grand Master J. III. Tufferd /:
r. 'Campsna. N. g.; ]. L. Moore. v.
c.; Geo. r. Stockle. Rec. Secretary;
Hugh Frank, Treasurer.
The bows at Glencoe = over to
Deep Creek TO spend the Fourth. The
day was spent fishing ami In the even
Ing = dance was given at Mr. James
Weaver's, where a jolly good time
was had. Mrs. Weaver got up . nice
supper for the occasion, and those
who were present voted the lady n
most excellent hostess.
w. Z. Barry IL in from Salt Lake.
He reports that city extremely dull.
From him we learn that the Denver
& Rio Grande Railroad Is cut In
twain, the eastern division having
torn up "A milo Of its track and sun
dered the connection with the d. Il
X. q. Western. This move makes
tho western division begin ut Salt
Lake and end nowhere.
Hamilton is nov running its own
telegraph line, having agreed with
the company TO keep theline in repair.
without any cost to the corporation.
For this evidence Of public spirit the
Hamiltonians are more indebted TO
John McKernan than anyone else.
Johnny takes a pride in keeping that
place in telegraphic communication
with the outside world.
Gait. Strickland, the old Hamilton
''salt" is fitting up his deep sea craft,