The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-03-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

r. Brown offers for sale his
stock range in Spring Valley. Read
his adj. i'm another column.
noe Booth leaves Monday for Os-
,ooola. where he will open a tonsorial
establishment. -,
oveninp. was fairly attended, and the
merry dancers had a good time.
Miss Eta Comins appears on the
roll of honor of Bishop Whitaker's
school for the month ending March
4th.
u IL about time our equinoxial
dorm were coming, If we are going
10 have one this season.
George Taylor IS the most public
snirited man in town. lie Is extend
ING the water mains to his brick
house.
No sa,tlement has yet been made
ho,waen the miners and the managers
ofthe principal Tuscarora mines on
the wages question.
The Independent notes the arrival
of prof A. I. Stearns at Elko. and
GAYS he has organized the classes in
the University and set the institution
In motion.
Mr.. Comins, who has just returned
from TAYLOR, tells IL that the mining
outlook in that District never WAS
better.
Senator Briggs, since his return
from Carson, has been laid up with
severe attack of iDflammatory rheu-
maiism.
To day, automatically speaking, Is
the. first day of Spring. The sun is
on the equator, and the days and
nights throughout the world are OF
equal length-that Is from sun-up TO
shutdown.
One OF the last acts of President
Arthur was TO pardon George Wilson,
Doc Bells accomplice in the Cherry
Creek Stage robbery, OF; of The Al
bany prison. This WAS done on the
81 OF March.
One ~ these days, and when least
expected, Cherry Greek will awake
from her dormant state and a-tonish
the many y no now imagine she is
sleeping her last sleep.
Up around Tnscarora the stages are
still running on sleds. bnt IN few
days they expect To go through from
Elko on wheels.
j. II. Rand has dismisse his libel
against Prof harrington date of the
State University, upon the latter
Withdrawing an accusation against
Mr.. Rand.
The Reflex says Charley weizel has
has taken his two children AID jump
ed the town. Officers went in pnr
snit. but Charley got safely over the
Utah line.
Mr.. Cameron, Of Taylor. who was
badly injured at the Time Pat Duff
was killed, has gone To San Francisco.
intending 10 try II experts can restore
his eyes TO their normal condition.
The Leader SAYS: Capt Strickland.
pioneer citizen of Hamilton and
Treasure Hill, il in Eureka, little
out OF sailing trim. lie made this
port for slight repairs and will soon
be as good as new.
ine Anii-Treating Act became law
last Tuesday, by the Governor falling
10 act upon 1t. Reno sent a petition
OF 2lS signatures in favor OF the bill.
Taylor, as we'll as Cherry Creek.
petIti"ned Governor Adams TO veto
Assembly No. 10, relating To the re-
demption of county scrip.
The solar eclipse, Monday morning.
Is viewed from this point, was quite
aeelestial show. AT one time about
V-lO of old Soils disc WAS obscured,
and what hight IL gave was sickly
pale. IL got so dark as to make il
oiihcult to either read or write.
Now they say Elko county will not
lose the University after all. as II is
.he general impression that tho Act
Is unconstitutional, and will be so
decided by the Courts.
Ex-SheriT J. II. Lander and Miss
Nellie Taylor were married in Eureka
la>t Tuesday. This we learu from The
Sentinel We think there must be
some mistake In the lady's name, and
incline To the belief IL il none other
tnan Hamilton's late schoolma'am.
We wish Mr.. Lander and his fair
Young bride long life and happiness.
Eureka Sentinel "The slockhold-
ers OF the Eureka aud Colorado River
railroad will hold a meeling at the
principal Office OF the company in
EUREKA, on Monday April g, 1885, for
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