The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-11
TOwN AND OUNTY

All II people attended the funeral
OF the late d. w. Hastings Sunday
afternoon.
Pat Flanagan. whose herds Craze
on a thousand hills. in from Spring
Valley on a witt.
The democrats OF Cherry Greek
have nomina ed John Weber for JUS
lice OF the Peace, and Geo. L. Parker
for Constable.
A a @ IN the wall OF the Smoky
Mill, at Hamilton. has necessItafel
the stoppage Of the stamps there tor
several days during the past week
Pete Weber came in from HALEY
last Satu rdav night. His family will
return in u week or two, or as soon as
his children, who e cOnvalecsing
when he left, are able To travel.
Supt. Kendall, who is now running
the M Manhattan mill near Hamilton
OIL iailings, tells us that they are pay
ing we'll, and he expects a prosperous
run.
Our Taylor correspondent reports
that camp AS quite lively at the res
enL time. The cam paign has taken a
lively and aggressive form over there.
While in Hamilton we heard con-
siderable complaint about the man
agenlent Of the County Hospital. Not
having time 10 visit the institution,
we can only speak from hearsay.
Four days from home this week,
a press Of job work and advertise
menls after our return, have thrown
us a little behind and curtailed our
reading matter.
Judge Bush was nominated for Jus.
tice OF the Peace. and Charles IL.
Prttehard for Constable by the r..
publicans OF Hamilton. The Demo-
Gratis made no nomination for Justice,
but put up Tom. Hagar for Constable.
w. b. Lawlor, an oil time resilient
of this section, but for several years
past AN honest Oregon granger, came
In tiy Tuesday s stage. He has gone
out TO look at his mining property at
Ruby Hill.
Eureka has had another Jail break.
Spanish Abe aud Bart Hines. two
horse thives, cut their Way out Nom
dav night. Ofncers are out this wal
in search OF them, but 80 far without
success.
J X. Kendall. Of Ham ilton. de-
cllnes the Republican nomination for
County commissioner. This j. to he
regretted, AS II elected, he would be
a first-clas- man for the office.
Don't fail TO read Farmer Burkc's
card IN another column. Mr.. Burke
In so we'll AID favoraily known To all
White Piners that his personal denial
of any accusation against him is all
sufficient To set 1t ut rest for all time.
We we're pleased TO see j. ID. Hol-
land. who has recently had "A severe
spell OF sickness, ON u streets yes
terday. Jim looks the worse of wear,
but he will be himself again soon.
A regular bonanza. of extensive
proportions, is heing uncovered in
the Exchequer mine. When we get
time we intend tn gn up and g 1t
and report accordingly.
Mike Ahearn is the Hamilton cor
respondent OF the Eureka Sentinel.
Being a. Mike doesn't know Is from
q bulls foot the Sentinel printers
must have n nice time deeiphering
his hieroglyphics.
Commissioner Lock wood has 800
sheep ranging In Jake's Valley, and
the cattle owner of that see on are
mad as hornets tberedl; just as il the
Almighty had made the whole coun-
try for their benefit.
Il 1t In human nature for one To re-
tire at 4 A.. NJ and half an hour later
"a be awakened by the harmony of
sweet sounds, and to appres date the
compliment E? That's the way we
were treated In Hamilton. aud the
day break serenaders think US aw
full mean because we told them To
s'git."
When It comes To merry.makinV,
there is not a class Of people or the
face of the earth that ear on do n
Hamilton neighbors. Monday even-
ing an i,npromptn dance was given
at Wilmington Hall, which was up to-
the usual affairs of the kind among
that fun.loving people. f. w. Girls
void, NJ. +. Boyle aud John McKer-
furnished the music, which Was
Charley Croker went down to-
Clover Valley Monday morning TO at
tend his fathers bedside, who was
not expected to live. Mr.. and Mrs.
w q Rarrv son IA. law and dauuh- i