The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-20
TOwN AND COUNTY,

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Mrs. Ira Mex ,ight, of Shekels'
ranch. has gone " San Francisco on
= visit 10 relatives and old friends.
Steptoe Valley ranrhers find II
dtficult To secure needed help for their
sunni er work.
H. K. Mitchell, Esq, of Eureka,
will deli, er the Fourth OF July ora
ton ct Taylor.
Ex-senator DoOlin and Thomas
Kenny have started work on their
lease O :, the Gro mine In Orr District.
There Is some talk OF the San Jose
Mining Company resum'ng work on
their Egan mines next Fall.
Jack Wheatley offers his restaurant
business Ut Taylor for sale. ~ he de-
sirss 10 enga 10 In other business.
Eva Wlspl OF Taylor WAS granted
divorce from Charles WIsel in The
u strict Court At Ham lion OH the 9th.
William whestley, former well
known resident here, died In Tay lor
THURSDAY morning OF pneumonia, al.
ter brief illess of three days.
J. B. Williamson, owner Of the Ex
.cheoner miue, IN in San Francisco,
hobnobblng with the mining mag
ma ~ OF that metropolis.
Hon. O. IL. Grey's defense ~ Shinn
at Hamilton was spoken of by mem
bers OF the bar aud spectators Is an
xhle and logical plea. He won the
case.
G st. George Law Stanley has been
appointed County Surveyor of While
Pine county. II there l. anything In
. name the Office will be we'll filled.
just now there seems tn be consid-
able sickness, not however OF 80
rious nature. both In town aud among
the people of the adjacent ranches.
Capt. Strickland. Hamilton's old
stard.by, has pulled up stakes and
gone In Elko To open business. The
NEWS auda host of White Pine friends
wish the Old Salt success in his new
held.
y y. Robinson, OF the SweAtwater
-Compsny. has gone To New York on
a brief visit. TIE company's mine
on Treasure Hill ithe Sta fford) Is said
to DO looking first rate.
Father Kiley. being unable tocon-
rect With the Eureka stage, has con
cluded to stay over till Sunday. He
will celebrate mass al the Catholic
Church At 0 o'clock sharp Sunday
morning.
White Pines capital looks huller at
this time than we have ever seen ii
hefore. With the exception Of the
California mill running on tailings,
little else - being done In White
Pine District.
o. II. Grey's card appears in an
other column. He wi hereafter
practice law I'm the Courts Of this Dis
trict. All legal business intrnSie.i tn
his charge will receive prompt at
tention.
Mrs. Rosa Hals'-ad. wife OF Geo.
w. Halsiead, died very suddenly ut
Hamilton on the morning Of June
Hth. II Is snppo ed, of heart disease.
Her death Is SAT- one. a. she leaves
three small children motlerless.
peath, the relentless reaper. has in
the week that II past ciIt down In the
prime OF life and usefulness. five per-
SONS Within a radius Of so miles.
Three of these deaths were very sud
den and unex pected.
Bro simpson. through the Reflex.
published In one Of the livelle-t towns
In Nevada. i doing n gond deal of
growing at the patronage he IL re-
reiving. Curfail Your expenses.
neighbor. aud 1.-Two mor- on raritied
air the same as we do in Cherry.
In the District Court ut Hamilton
on the Sth, Abe Fonesca WAS found
guilty ofgrand larceny and sentenced
to four years In the State Prison.
Shinn, charged with n like crime.
was acquitted. the testimony adduced
not being sufficiently strong To
convict.
Cadet George e. S'ockle has scored
'ano'h her success. He has passed thu
June examination. aud now moves
up from the fourth to tho third class.
Eleven OF his classmates were found
(wanting) and let out. Good boy,
Ge"rge. Nevada feels proud OF her
cadet ut West Point; and the NEWS
feels doubly no at the success of it,
OK devil.
James Mcdonald anil John Me.
Lane returned fr0m the Wood River
and Lost River sections Monday. af.
ter years s"journ there. Their re-
port Of the northern country is not
a Ia.