The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

~ have the inside track for the Mar
sbalship of Utah.
Dr. Campbell, who was seriously
al for several days the fore part of the
week, is, we are pleased to note, him
self again.
Anril comes IN showery. A fine
~.in fell Thursday night and Friday
.,nrnin0. The ranchers and stock
mon would like TO see 1t continue.
william Halse, better known as
..swansea Bill an old Hamilton pi-
oneer, died at the county hospital IN
Eureka last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Lander came in
from Hamilton last Saturday night.
They have taken up a permanent resi-
dence here.
Sol. HiIp, we are informed, will
NOVA his business from Ward 10 Tay-
Tor. The express office Is to be moved
TO the latter place too.
The NEWS scribe il indebted TO II.
r. Frank for pair OF nice, fat teal
duck. part OF the product OF a recent
excursion up the slough.
Commissioner Paul, of Hamilton,
was in town several days this week,
and returned home Wednesday. lie
thinks seriously OF becoming a per-
manent resident OF Eastern White
Pine.
The O'Neil ranch, in Spring Valley,
WAS sold by administrator Nuckols
last Tuesday. y. F.. Paul, OF Halnil-
ton, was the purchaser, and the price
paid was 1915.
Geo. W. Merrill, of Eureka, but for
the past two years q resident Of Wash
ington, ID. c., has been nominated to
succeed Daggett as Minister TO the
Hawaiian Court.
Commissioner Gallagher, of Duck
Creek, was in town Monday, to Sc
cure relief FROM an aching molar.
His facial appearance led US To in
.quire II he had not stirred up hor-
nets nest.
We sees by the Reno papers that
DIR. l.. Il. Brooks, Of Aurum, has So
.eured controlling interest In the
Burke mine, ON the north side of
Mount Davidson, for his Boston com
iany.
Pete Cannon was around Thursday
morning insisting upon his friends To
knock the anti treating law into
smithereens. The eanse OF Pete's ex-
uberance can be seen la another col
umn. It's boy.
The Star mine and mill was turned
o er To the new lessees-J. II. Lal
ser, 4. w. Griswold and AL. Barrick
Thursday. They propose To COM
mence work on the upper levels next
Monday.
We learn that all the interest of
Mrs. II. X. Lyons In the Grey Eagle
aud Hunter mines have been placed
IN the hands OF A. e. Cleveland, and
that that gentleman Is negotiating
with capitalists for the sale OF the
same.
w. G. Love and w. K. Harris, who
LETT here for Butte n month or ~. ore
since, have pitched their tent in Muir
ray (Ceur d'Alene). Idaho. Harris
Yields the butchers cleaver, while
BILLY interprets the profound writings
OF Blackstone.
The County Commissioners will
noid their quarterly meeting next
Mohuay, and business of much i'm
portance In connection with securing
Court House and Jail, IL likely TO
engage their attention. The initia-
tory steps towards securing that s., 900
from the State should also be taken.
II the new administration intends
70 chop Off any Postmaster heads in
nevada soon, We hope no will start
"a on the thick skull of the Wells
Nasoy. For the past two years, off
ana on, this p. M. has been holding
our mails back "a hours longer than
no ought to. Let the Democratic
suiilotine drop his worthless head.
Judge Rives will open the April
Term OF the District Court In Hamil-
ton next Monday. lie will probably
uraw Grand Jury, set causes for
srial and adjourn Court till after the
ZVth. Only one criminal case is 10
De tried, but there are several impor-
tant civil suits to come up at this
term, among them the McConkey
oondsmen suit, sent back by the Su-
preme Court.
W. j. Townshend, agent of the
Utah, Nevada and California Stage
company give US a friendly call
wednesday. The company has dis
posed of the line between here and
Ely to Mr.. Stinson. Mr.. Townshend
informed us that four-horse coaches