The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-10-24
DEPARTURE
Harvey Carpenter came in from
Eureka yesterday.

J. ]. Ryan, of Ruby Hill, Is moving
his family to Taylor, where he will
take up a permanent residence.
F.W. Griswold and AL. Barrick are
in from Cherry Creek. They report
the old camp extremely dull.
Commissioner Boyle and wife were
il town several days the fore part of
the week.
Thomas Ffeehill and family, of
Duck Creek, spent several days in
Taylor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Barry, of the
Salt Marsh. have been visiting Taylor
for few days.
W.D. Drake, the harness maker.
and 4 first class workman. has pulled
up stakes in Cherry and will establish
himself in Taylor.
Sol Hip has just received = nics
lot Of crasberries. His stock of win
ter clothing, bedding, blankets, ETC.,
is most complete.
One Of Taylora celestials has climbed
the golden stairs leading to the King
dom of the Sun. He was buried
yesterday.
The population Of Taylsr is daily
increasing by immigration and II bids
fair to shortly accelerate this increase
by home production.
Hon A. @. Cleveland came ia from
the West Thursday morning. Mrs.
Yates and Mrs. Robert Briggs will
arrive to day by private canve vance.
A good item was spoiled for Us this
week. 'Ti's hard for the reporter IN
pass such things. But It's best tn err
on mercya side. We hope the Young
man will 60 and ''sis M more"
We learn that Sam Liddls, of Ham,
ilton. whom We reported in critical
rendition in our last issue. IL ahle To
b. shut Sans ailmrnt /. said ta he
rather of : mental than physical
nature.
Stunt. Carothers Was stricken with q
violent attack of heart disease Tues
day. and for swhile his life WAS in
danger lie is INV himself again.
We learn that N. Kinslev. of Duck
Creek. met With quite serious &C.
cident one day Last week bv his team
running away. lie hal several ribs
broken.
Commissioner Paul In. .oli the
ONeil ranch in Spring VALLEY to a
cattle man In this county We are
not at liberty to give the name just
now.
Call on Sol Hip and examine his
stock nf winter clothing. gloves.
blankets, and general supply of
furnishing goods. Prices reasonable.
The recent gold discoverie. near
Hawthorne in this State have caused
great demand for building accom-.
CATIONS, and Bodie not having much
use Tor Its buildings il moving them
across the line.
4. .. Lehman, If Spring Valley.
made the NEWS office call Yesterday.
we Interviewed him on the subject of
the purchase of his water rights by
.ne oscsols Company. But he proved
mum Oh the subject.
Inc Mormon brethren continue to
pour INTO the lap of the ungodly
eentilss ct this section the bountifuI
products of their harvest, and In return
carry out our dollars of the daddies.
ihough they haul them many miles
'ney don't, like the New York bankers,
complain of their bulk.
Hon. Hugh Muldoon, late Assembly
man from Eureka. and Geo. w. Green.
deputy Revenue Collector for Eastern
Nevada, paid the News Office = visit
Wednesday. Mr.. Muldoon is now
one Of our citizens. Mr.. Green is on
business trip to this section. IfapA
pearances go for sught Bro. skillman
mas made very competent appoint
ment in the deputyship.
Tho most magnanimous offer We
ever heard of Is that of a leading
Hamilton mining company to its
miners. 1t is, so = late arrival from
that place tells Us, nothing short of =
proposition that they (ths miners)
work till the lst of next June without
: payday. Strange as it may seem
.nm generous Offer waa rejected and
tue men quit work. Cheek to be sue,
cssaful ahould not be all jowl.