The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-30
TOWN AID COUNTY.

Father Malonev. now in Reno, will
pay his old Cherry Creek Pensioners
a visit during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheatlev were
among the visitors to our town this
week.
S. Sorrenson Jour "Shortv'') was
married up in Ketchuin the other day
10 a nice yong lady.
Supt. Thomas Robinson IL said 4,
have struck n bonanza of 500 ore in
his Bay State mine at Newark.
The calls for the Democratic and Re-
publican Primaries and County ton
vcntions appear in orr advertising
columns to-day.
Nm. Baker, of Ward, has with
drawn FROM the fight for Sheriff be-
fore the Republican County Conven-
ton.
The time for hearing The appeal in
the McConkey hond>men case Is set
for hearing in the Supreme Court al
Carson for Sepiemh her Sth.
The Fall session ofthe Cherry Creek
public school ALL open next Mondav.
Parents aud scholars should govern
themselves accordingly.
The Argus mill will not start up un
I'll the first OF next month, when
everything will he in readiness for a
long run.-GRellex.
The Spencer hunting party returned
Yesterday from the raging Humboldt.
I..I.I Hmm. .rtfl, H.. E.., ,.r.I...
OF that lannon's stream.
Rdlex: Miss Alice C%arothers, VIII
lie Carothers. Miss Lille Dakin aud
Guy D,kin leave Taylor Monday next
for st. Mary's Academy in Salt Lake
City.
A gen len,n from Ttvlor tells us
that shen Jack Wheatlev l-ft for
Cherry with six proxies IN his pocket.
he was u>heied out amid the booming
~ofanvils. We wonder how our friend
Jack was received ON his return.
Capt. Drakeand w. X. Bas~ett came
IN the Republican Central Committee
meeting this week loaded down with
proxies. but they just lacked ole of
enough. However. the Captain made
up In eloquence more than he lacked
In votes.
Two min ing sales were eobSufnated
here this week. II. q. Sehoficld and
Dick Richardson we're The sellers, and
ons Hawkins, a sheepherd"r, the
lucky purchaser. The considerations
are "A secret.
Pete Weber's family, after a tedious
trip Of - days, reached KetehIm. and
are now domiriled in their new home.
Pete writes that he aud cowley are
doing n fair livery business. Pete
expects TO return and winter in Cherry
Creek.
Mr.. j. f. Cupid, ofTaylor, brought
in his siep-daughter, Miss Ger;ie
Jarkson. Sunday night. Mon lay
morning the young lady took the
stage for Wells, en route for Bishop
Whitaker's school ut Reno. Mr.. Gu
pid'- stay was 20 briet that but few OF
his many friends here got "A glimpse
of him.
Al the Republican primaries last
Saturday. J. b. Williamson WAS elect
ed "A delegate 10 the ; ate Convention.
War, TAYLOR and O,eenla elected A
e.. t'levtl md. and Hamilton, Eber-
ma. ut and Newark, Thomt " Robins IN
OF the latter place. All true and tried
war horses Of the party.
There was To have been n session OF
the District Court at Hamilton Tues
day to patch up some kind Ola settle
ment of the Star tax suits. II il had
been some poor devil that had gone
delinquent, how long since his prop
erty would have passed under the
Sheriff. hammer. But II would seem
we have two kinds OF tax laws. One
to compel the poor TO pungle; the
other to wait on the rich till it suits
them To settle.
John Irvine, who has just returned
from Osceola. informs us that 33 tons
OF ore from Capt. Aikey's mine, work
Q | ut the oseeola Company's mill.
yielded S33 per ton: and q tons from
Boone Tllford'S mine. worked at the
same place, yielded $50 per ton. The
people over there think il very unfor.
tunate for The District that n or the
other Of these. properties did not fall
into the hands of the Osceola Conn
pany, instead OF the worse wildcat in
the camp.
Capt. Frank Drake speaks in high
terms of the recent discovery on
Treasure Hill. lie thinks IL Is likely