The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

VII 10 ~
Barley seems to be a drug in all
our White Pine markets, just at this
time.
Hon. o. H. Grey will leave here
early next week for Eureka, where he
will engage in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barry passed
through on their way home to the
Salt Marsh Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Chapman. of
TAYLOR, paid Cherry Creek a visit this
week and returned home Wednesday
morning.
George Yonng, of Eureka, plaintiff
In the Brahe case, got "A verdict for
S2.37O and costs in the District Court
at Hamilton last week.
The Smoky mill at Hamilton, after
making a very successful run. and
turning out over 500 900 in bullion,
was shut down last week for the Win
ter.
In another column will be found
the announcement Of Geo. Thacher
4 Co. They are closing ont business
and demand a settlement with all in
debted 10 them. Read their notice.
A. J. Spencer, of this place, and
Lou Parker, of Toano, leave next
Tuesday for the Worlds FAIR at New
Orleans. They expect to be gone
three months.
Dan. Bernstein, who has been court
ing Dame Fortune in northern climes
for The past year, dropped in on M
Wednesday evening. Dan. comes
back To look afterihe assessment work
on his valuable mining claims.
An Indian known as one.eyed Riley
WAS killed last week ut A. G. Cleye-
lands ranch, In Spring Valley. by a
Young buck whor1 he had been Civ
ing an unmerciful beating.
Our new ly.elected county officials
will not the duties Of their re-
spective offices until Monday. Janu-
nrv 18th. The law provides that they
shall he sworn in on the first Monday
In January.
The Goshute school, down the VAL
lev. is now in full blast, with Miss
Lizzie Phalan rs teacher. Ten schol-
airs arr in attendance. Miss fhalan
~ making her home at i. Green'-.
aud not Mt Dolan's, ~ erroneo usly
slpted bv rs two weeks ago.
Our handsome young friend. G. s.
Or ckar who has been down ir Glover
VALLEY for the past two months. NJ
tending his father who has been quite
III, il back again. From him we are
pleased tn near that Mr.. Croker. se-
Nor, l. now ~ far recovered as TO be
out Of danger.
Two DAYS before Court met In Ham
ilton county scrip was selling at 40
cents. But before Court adjourned
II fell IN - cents. Self-sacrificing fel-
low $ are those scrip sharps.
Three grass widows were made by
the District Court ut its late term in
Hamilton. This gives II chance To
three old bachelors. But the way IL
looked they were all ready To be Cob
BLEED up As soon rs knots were united.
Volume I. No /. OF the Republican
Press. published ut Eureka, by w. j.
Penrose, N tn hand. 1t is n weekly.
20 columns. neatly gotten up aud
printed. We extend u youthful
neighhor the hand OF fellowship and
pray it may live long and prosper.
Those Eureka sports that came TO
Hamilton to ''rake in" the White
Piners' coin during Court term, re
turned home in four days, sadder If
not wiser men. We know of several
Cherry Checkers who made these Eu-
reka sports pay the difference between
our script and coin.
Ad. Parker, late of the Star board.
ing-house, ~ now Keeping n restaurant
In New Orleans, and several Cherry
Crackers. becoming aware OF this fact,
propose To visit the Great Worlds
Frir and board with Ad. this winter.
II will he nice-ior the Cherry Creek
.ers.
The Masonic Fraternity Mt Hamil-
ton had a fraternal banquet nj their
hall Tuesday evening Several breth-
rem. high in the order. came over
from Eureka. We regret time did not
permit nv 10 remain at the county seat
long enough to accept their invitation
and partake OF their Inequalities.
They always do such things up in
grand style.
Our old friend, DR.. Herrick. of
Hamilton, who is a lover of fast
horses. met with quite u serious acei-
don't Sunday evening. while returning
from Eherbardt. BY some unac-
countable freak OF his team the doctor
and his fair Dartnnr warn fhrOWn frnna