The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-01-05
TOWN AND U

The public school will reopen next
Monday. Parents and pupils should
Govern themselves accordingly.
7 r. Kendall has returned from the
NV and is now in Hamilton, look
ing after his mining interests.
perly Rowell has gone TO Park CITY,
rrtah. which, Just now, seems to DC a
hind of refuge for White Plners.
The Martin White Mining Com
nany has levied another assessiheh1
Of % ce nts per share.
As the Reflex did not reach us tins
week, wc presume Bro. Simpson was
enjoying a merry Christmas u
happy New Year.
A late arrival from Ward Informs
us that Mr.. Heath of Steptoe and MT.
Dalker was married at that place one
day last week.
Master George Stockle, after Il
nleasant weeks vacation among his
friends, returned 10 his studies at
Elko this morning.
The Wells stage now goes out on n
single horse blackboard on alternate
days-Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
day. The regular stage goes on Tues
day, Thursday, aud Saturday.
The cold snap which was ushered
in Sunday night proved of short dn.
ration. Monday night it reached 1t
apex, when the thermometer went
down. to 10 below Zero, after which
the weather moderated 10 Its normal
state.
L. S. Deputy Marshal Al kiluekols
returned home fspm the East last
Monday. He made an extensive tour
through the Southwestern States and
Is highly pleased with his trip.
Grin. J. Grimtas (not Wales Con.
Grlfr.), but our old friend of the Star,
Is now at Hack berry Arizona. lie
signs for the old Stamping ground an
Is not satisfied in Lizardland.
General Kittrell il To leave Reno in
a few days for Modesto, Cal, gYhefe
Judge +. W. Cole and himself will
open n law Office oil the 20th OF Jan
"Twins.'' shouted "A Tnscarora
youngster the other day, when the
teacher asked his grammar glass mhat
WAS the plural of baby
The II no Journal notos the arrival
OF Eugene K. Phipps Of Cherry Creek
MT the Insane Asylum. lie @as coin.
mitted on the order of Judge Bigelow
of Elko.
The Times-Review joins the NEWS
in diserediting the story hat a. e.
Cleveland isa brother of Gov. eieve-
land OF New York, aud adds: I'VE
believe that it was started lay ON of
Cleye's political enemies to injare his
standing in the Republican party IN
Nevada"
With this issue the News COM.
mences the fourth year Of its publiea-
ton in cherry Creek. The outlook j.
not bright, but we hope the coming
year will treat the NEWS aud lis read
ers with better fortune than that
which has just closed. To Us and all
our people 1883 has been n cycle of
bad luck. May the new year beam
moro brightly upon us.
The year 1884 Is leap yearand bach
clors should make a note OF this fact,
for the ladies will not tolerate propo-
sitions from them after this date.
They should also take such pre-
cautious as are necessary, forthey are
liable to the most insidious attacks
after New Years Day. The ladies
know their rights aud will maintain
them.
An exchange wants to know awby
a man with q new suit of clothes will
walk through tho back streets and
alleys To avoid being seen. feeling all
tho time like a thief, while a woman
newly attired will promenade The
principal thoroughfares until long
after sundown?" II may be the man
IL afraid everyone he meets will ask
him to '.wetp the new duds.