The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-23
TOwN AND COUNTY.

nignLS II iIeaShnl, sunny uhyr'
The Democratic County Central
Committee meets Monday next, and
the Republican Wednesday,.
The White River races have been
postponed from September % h 10
October 18th 18th and l7lh, rs will be
seen by advertisement.
! isses Lille O'Donnell and Eta
Bishop Whitaker's school at Reno,
which re-oPens on the 2S;h.
We are pleased 10 note that Mrs.
John Wearne, who wns quite serious
~ II the fore part OF the week, is rap
idly improving.
Doc, Booth, the t%onsorial artist, and
Mrs. Osborn, returned from Osceola
Tuesday. They report times as very
dull In the oriferons region.
Mrs. Nickel, OF Anum. was In
town several DAYS This week. She il
winding up her business and will
shortly return East.
From present appearances. il looks
as II the offices IN White Pine would
go begging for claimants ut the com
ing election. Nobody seems to want
them.
There is more hay cut i'm this ser
Ton of the country this wear than ever
before. The only trouble i that
ranchers will have great difficulty in
finding "A market for il.
Col. Hardesiy. of Wells. and MIR.
Carrick am in from Ruby Valley
Thursday evening AMI went out To
Duck Creek Yesterday. They are
looking up heef cattle.
Reflex: VIM. Bnrris brings in the
report from Cave Valley that Doe.
CLAY has been offered $1,000 for the
Gray Eagle mine located IN Patterson
District.
The trouble between the Miners
Union aud The Eureka Tunnel mine
il all settled. the miners working Their.
being now paid 81 "a day i'm United
State gold coin.
Messrs. ScherT AMI Thaurot arr
grading for their new furnace al
Sprueemnnt. The location ofthe fur
mace will lac on the east or Antelope
sile Of the mountain.
The gentle hreezes Of the valley
waft on their Auiumnal wings the
story of n eoning wedding in the near
future The parties Ia The approach
ing alliance are well known residents
Of Sieptoe.
By The way the registry books nf
tins precinct show nf,, II appesr> pref
ty certain that Cherry Creek Will poll
$50 voies at the coming election. We
hold together pretty well, considering
the adverse times.
A strike that adds greatly 10 the
value Of the Monitor fompany's min.
ing property was made on the line nj
the Monitor and Gore ground Mon
day last. saws the Reflex. The ore
body IL between twn ani three feel
wide, an ASSAY from which showed IT
To he worth 81, l52toth ton. Ii might
be said that this country is not half
p~rospected yet.
=. Keegan and Mrs. Neil Munroe
came In from Taylor Tnesaav. on the
sad mission 81 burying Mr.. Keegan's
fourteen mouths oil son, who died
In TAYLOR Monday morning last. Mr..
Keegan tells us there Is "A great deal of
sickness over there, particularly
among the children. Bad water Is
supposed to be the cause.
A. &. Cleveland. our well-known
IN ilroad lobbyist, l. n relative of
Grover Cleveland. -V,rglnia Chron-
icle. Their mutual ancestor. Adam
Cleveland, etnigrated from Il len and
settled in Sko~ hogan. Maine, about
$500 years n. C.-fTimes Review.
Yes, and that is just about Az n ear az
they are related
Henry HIN. "f Tavlor. IL in town,
renewing old time associations with his
many friends. Hanry has now thrown
of The cares Of business for n time.
and will lake n little recreation before
pitching his tent Is some other quar-
ter. lie expects To wind mp all his
business IN Ward by the 18th. after
which he will vi To San Francisco.
We learn lhatthe Canton Company,
whose property i located nj Robinson,
Is negotiating for the purchase OF the
new mill nj the Oseenla Company.
The mill cost s $1,000, aud is offered
for safe at $4,000. II "a sale cannot
be made the machinery will he ship
ped back To the foundry at Chicago.
The news that conses to us from
Hamilton IL of he most cheering ma