The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

kindly forwarded us bundle of Wood
River papers.
The Monitor Mill has been supplied
with boilers, and henceforth they a
run in winter as we'll az sumner.
Messrs. Am .VanderlIp, o. II. Grey
and w. II. Fillmore leave early next
week for a trip to the Idaho hunting
and fishing grounds.
Mrs. HumiSton has pulled up stakes
AT Osceo,a and departed for Calico Dis
trict. Several others of that camp took
the sane course.
John Cowger and Ed. Kelly drove
out a fine band of horses for Chey
enne this week. j. @. Raper and ID.
p. Steadman accompanied the outfit.
Reflex: The Argus Mining Com
pany shipped three bars OF bullion
last Friday, valued at 1921 20.
Ed. Jones has given up the saloon
business in Hamilton, and will depart
in = few days for the Yankee Fork
country.
A new strike, OF much promise, has
been made in the Tienp-right on the
surface. The ledge is said 10 be- ex-
tensive, and so far as prospected
shows up we'll.
Master Pollard, a nephew OF A. c..
Cleveland OF Spring Valley, has gone
to the San Mateo College in Califor-
mia 10 his studies.
Eureka Is to have her daily mail
renewed. IL W II be carried one day
bv rail aud the hext by blackboard.
The +. Il =. II. II. people should lose
the whole business.
The weather, which has been ezra
tic for the past week, eliminated in a
fine rain Thursday evening, which
lasted four hours. 1t will be ON
damage to those who are having.
Mr.. Owens, brother. in.law of the
late Henry X. Lyons, came in from
Kelton Thur,day evening. His mis-
siou here Is to look after Mrs. Lyons
interests.
Col. James Fiiton, OF Ward. has an
rounced himself as a candidate for
County Recorder on tho Democratic
ticket. The Colonel Is one OF those
who never tires OF being defeated.
Farmer Burke, Of Schellbonrne, has
temporarily moved into the Dnren
building. but rs soon n he gets his
crops gathered he intends 10 set about
building ON the old location.
Jesse Peasley j. in on n visit from
Taylor. lie informs rs that the Argus
mill is shut down for necessary re-
pairs. They have lots OF good ore
ready to go through the stamps.
There will be no vacan6y for the
Annapolis cadetship till 1886 two
years hence. II the News can wag
along till then IL will have another
candidate ready to fill hal vacancy.
School Trustees and teachers are
notified TO hereafter address all com
muhicauons on shoot matters to w.
l.. Davis, Cherry Greek, he having
been appointed Deputy County super
intendent by Dir. Tufford.
The Reflex has ii that a mad dog bit
Davs Mcdonald at the Monitor mill
last week. The dog was killed. We
never before heard of a rabid canine
in Nevada, aud are inclined TO think
something else allied 1t.
In another column will be found
the calls of the Democratic and Re-
publican County Central Committees
The former meets on the 18th, and
the latter on the 9th instant. The
Republican call for primary Elections,
to elect del, gates to the State Conven-
ton, Is also published. Said Prlma-
rles are set for the 23d instant.
f. N. Robinson, OF the Sweetwater'
Company, is back from Sew York,
and, II IL believed. with ample funds
to carry out his mining and teaching
project. This Is gooe news r our
Hamilton neighbors, who, like our
selves, are just now IN need OF some
leviving influence. We hope MIR.
Robinson and the Sweeetwater Com
pany will be rewarded for their faith
and perseverance.
Col. Jere Moore, OF Ruby Valley,
who was an alternate delegate to the
Chicago Democratic Convention has
just got home, and Is in excellent
health. During his peregrir atoms in
New York, he dropped in at the West
Point Military Academy where he
was courteously received, and had
the pleasure of meeting Lieutenant
o. j. Brown, formerly OF Fort Hal
lock, whose memory is cherished by
all his old friends and acquaintances
in this part OF the country. The Col.