The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-01-26
TOwN AND COUNTY.

pete Weber and Adam Altman are
at HALEY, Idaho. They write that
that town is quite lively and think Of
locating there.
Hon. J.E. Williams is at S~hoshone,
idaho. He has a contract to build "A
new warehouse there.
The town water works are frozen
nm solid. and Ben Miller Is o haul
ing that needful article.
Arc the ladies going 10 let leap year
pass without the customary ball II
looks that way.
Patrick o'Neil, father of T.F.o'Neil,
Of Ward, die.i at his residence, near
Burlington, Iowa, on the 10Th instant.
The Phoebe Record warns people
hunting work not to crowd To Bristol,
as that pace il already overdohe.
Jacob Weber d Sons are cutting
and putting up Ice of a fine q,iailiy:
They evidently have faith In the DID
camp yet.
A. C. Cleveland, OF Spring Valley,
has beer tarrying I'm our Town Tor
several days past. lie Is on MS way
to Elko, being a witness IN the OMEN
case.
Father Maloney is at Eureka and
will probably pay The faithful III thls
distant part Of his vineyard a visit be-
fore he returns 10 his " innemGcca
congregation.
Our young folks, and some of the
old ones, too, now enjoy themselves
afternoons and evenings coasting ana
skating on the pond down by the
creek. They have lots of fan.
J. F. Cupid, a rising merchant OF
Ward and Taylor, made Cherry Creek
n brief visit this week. He says times
are passably fair over in our neigh
boring towns.
The Reno Journal says General Kit
trel has gone 10 his new home In Mo-
desia, Cal. but will return 80 as To
take part In the trial Of the O'Neil
case, " hich ON mences Mt Elko next
Monday.
James V. Lowell, at time opera
tor in the Western Union telegraph
office ut Elko, again took charge o fthe
Office last Monday evening. For
several months Mr.. LEVEL has been
stationed at Turlock, Cal.
A report reuclses us hat s. Hesden-
feldt /. negotiating for the purchase
of the Grey Eagle mine. which i the
property of Henry Lyons, and joins
the Star on the north. Heydenfellt,
perhaps. want tn hedge in Tom vii
liams and the Star Quilt. We hope
he will succeed.
A large delegation of Spring Valley
people, including P.Keelan, N.C.Nue.
J. Fuller. = Doutrr, and the Basseit
Bros, passed through Wednesday.
overland, en- route 10 ElkO, as wit
nesses for the State In the O'Neil trial.
The attorneys who will take part in
the O'Neil trial at Elko next week
are: W. e. Love. X. NJ. beatty
and General Kittrel for the defense.
Wines 4 Baker. and District Altor-
neys freeze and Dorsey for the prose-
cution. A brilliant array of legal
talent.
A lady friend writes us from Ham.
ilton that we erred in our item two
weeks. stating that FL Daley h I'd gone
TO the Elko University. L went to
nv Chti-tidu DtAtilfTS &Ollc4t VI
Sacramento. Willie Daley Is learn
ing telegraphv, under the tulorship
Of Deputy Clerk McKernan.
The R.nex says: Dave McQ aittv,
who left this section a little over a
year for the purpose If taking mp
a residence In California, l., We are
crediLly informed, on his way back
to Steptoe Valley, which he eviden ly
considers n paradise compared to the
place he migrated to-.
Cherry Creeks quota of those who
are supposed to know all about
the Spring Valley troubles, and who
are subpoenaed to appear in Elko
next Monday, are: +. A. McDermid,
Ed Raunl, II. A. Com ms, James
Henry. AL. Nuckols aud this scribe.
Farmer Burke and Tom %Shanhley, OF
Schellbourne, are also wanted as W.T.
nesses for the persecution.
A chang :, which Il not for the bot
ter, has been made in our Hamilton
mail. 1t now arrives Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, instead Of Tues
day aud Saturday, - heretofore. The
Old schedule was far better. as divid-
Ing up the time more evenly. An
effort will be made to have the old
schedule time restored.
IL any of tho dozen or more resi-