The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

the business men than the business
men do for The newspapers.
They are going to have christmas
tree for the young folks at Hamilto
christmas nj hit.
Fred. Frank, who for the past two
years has been exploring the northern
wilds in search OF a bouanza, came In
on Tuesdays stage.
Our neiphboring town of Taylor
s, ems To have hal her iull share Of
casualties last week, AS " i'll be seen
tlsew here in this isl tie.
Unofficial news reaches us to the
effect that a wedding Will take place
n xL Saturday evening not over a
dozen miles from town.
escrow for the lost Lenore," or
rather jealousy of n of the most
abandoned of Eyes trail daughters, is
said To have been the cause Of u late
suicide al Taylor.
Nose Lyons, an old White Piner,
but now a resident of Virginia City,
Is a candidate for Warden OF the State
P..ison. Nose is ~ first. class man
and we hope he will win.
The delinquent tax lit of White
Pine county for the present year II
published in our columns To day. II
foots up a total of SI,is2 15K-larger
than we have known for years.
Owing To the recent bad weather DR..
Brooks MAS forced To suspend opera
tions on the Ruby Hill mines. 1t is
not likely much can be done there
before next Spring.
The weather for the past week has
been threatening and variable, though
but little snow fell. II is reported
that east and south of us SNOW fell TO
depth OF IL inches. Here it barely
covered the ground.
James Riley, a well known White
Pine and Eureka miner, died AT
bellevue, Idaho. December ist. or a
kind, genial nature was Mr.. Riley,
aud he had bo,ts OF friends in this
State.
The Tuscarora Times says that the
nan who does moi advertise and COM
plains about dull times, il like "A per-
ION growing about q cold room who
is too shiitless or %penurlous tn light a
fire in the stove.
News has reached Taylor OF the
death III George H.. Parker. of Park
er's station on The Phoebe road Mr..
Parker was an old AM highly es-
teeIned citizen of the country and his
death Will be deeply deplored by
many friends.
We acknowledge receipt ola "Com-
plimeniary" tn the First Ivitation
Ball. To be given by Elko Lodge
knights of Phythias, ON Christmas
night at Freeman Hall. Ii will
doubtless he "A splendid affair, and
we regret time and distance will pre-
ven. us from being there.
Miss Blanche Lewis, of Ketchum,
Idaho, will take charge OF the school
AT Cherry Creek after the lst OF Jann'
airy next.-[Eureka Leader. Think
you're a little off, Judge. The latest
report here il that the young lady has
got married.
Rumor, which seems TO be well ALL
fhenticate,i. reaches ns that Capt.
Frank Drake has bought the Monitor
Company's property at Taylor. We
have no information ~ tn the price
paid. The purchase, II made, Ia for
the Eberhardt Company-one OF the
best that ever operated In this State.
Hon. o. II. Grey (of ours) has as
snmed business and editorial charge
OF the Eureka Leader. Mr.. Grey
yields n trenchant pen. and we ex-
poet Ia see him raise the Leader to a
position In the journalism Of this
State 1t never attained before.
Aner the first 81 January 1885.
grand an1 trail jurors will rereive no
pay for their services in criminal
cases. In civil eases trial Jurors will
be paid 81 per day in Justice Court,
and 80 per day In District Court.
Jurors from a distance will receive
mileage.
Before the next issue OF the News
pine 10 hand, Christmas. that glad
est season ofihe year-will have come
and gone. With us In Cherry IL will
not he as pleasant Nv In years gone
by. but for all that we have reason tO
be thankful. No one In our midst Is
suffering tor the necessaries OF life.
The NEWS wishes all its readers and
the balance of mankind--a merry
Christmas.
There was a wrestling match In
Hamilton Saturday night, says the
Sentinel, between the champion of
Phoebe mot namedl and Arthur