The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-30
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Arha weather mas 81 ihSS couns shVuhu
=. =. In unison with the season, and Is
now YARN enough for any use.
Iohn Curtiss left this morning for
v,ocamucca to attend the Grand
Lodge /. o. o. F., which meets there
next Tuesday.
To Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Cochran
All. .cribe IL indie bted for various ia
Sors In "garden Sass" That lettuce
was nice.
Ms. Homiston, who ~ 30 we'll and
..vorably by all White Piners, is now
..so,ng a thriving restaurant business
IA Calico District. She has over nfty
boarders.
ovinx to the general satisfaction
.,vsn ,Sy Miss Lizzie Phalan In teach
Inc the past year Superintendent
Th.ckston has renewed her certificate
without re-examinstion.
Iohn Quinn, who has been spend
Ing the winter down IN Calico Dis
tr,ct. arrived In town few days ago.
nj. will In 3 short time resume busi-
ness At bis old stand in Ia ylor.
IL il reported that Dave Hall IL 10
ha Amounted Receiver of the United
STATES Land once al Eureka, In place
of Harvey Carpenter.
C. 81. George Law Stanley IL the
modest name OF Taylor mining ex-
psn. Just imagine what . waste Of
lime and Ink In affixing such . sigma
ture.
Bob Cavanaugh, of Eureka, wants
70 Be appointed Postofiice Inspector
Of the Pacific Coast, and his chances
for the appointment are said TO be
good.
The Eureka Sentinel, now that II
has the entire held TO itself, has
resumed taking the press dispatches.
We hope our neighbor will soon re-
gain it, old time prosperity ~ the
organ Of the Great East.
Mr.. Basket. OF the Oregon Com
pany, now operating at Ruby Hill.
was in town several days this week,
and In company with Mr.. Lawlor has
gone out 10 look At The property.
Mr.. Basket IL . pleasant gentleman,
and We hops bis mining venture will
prove highly successful.
J. c. Irvine, who has been over I'm
Lander county for the past year, Is
bach among us again. He expects
ex-senator Spencer and family up
from the Bay In about two weeks.
On hls return prospect work will be
resumed on The Centerville mines.
To-day, all over this great country,
whefe there are Grand Army Posts,
Will BE- celebrated Memorial Day. As
the members Of Col. Baker Post arc
nov scattered far and wide, there will
he no celebration here.
fs who are called upon to attend
Court IN Hamilton next week. be
careful how You violate the antl.treat-
ing law. Our law abiding neighbors
over there cinched Fred Plageman Last
week for asking friend to drink and
telling thirsty crowd look on.
The Wells stage driver brings word
tnat the Wright boys of Ruby Valley
ION and Doc--who passed through
''s~ SocA VIII 1Ols nnOTo , To
0voing party, were arrested Mt Dolly
warden by U. y. Marshal and taken
70 otah on some charge connected
WIN the robbery Of bank ut Doseret
Two years sgo.
That Wells Postmaster il al his old
TICKS again. Uncle Sam generously
p,ysior six mails week TO and from
wells, but the perverso Nasty down
.uere cuts IA down to five by for
~ardlng an empty sack. His scalp
.nouid adorn Postmaster General
Was belt without delay.
J. B. Williamson Is now .bippInp
some hrst-class ore from the Ex-
cneqner mine to Salt Lake. and will
"on1lnue to ship as fast as return
sosns can be had to the railroad. The
so.ono. class ore be Is retaining at the
' m'oe' A shipment made from this
nine last winter to Salt Lake Melted a
5000 pront after paying all expenses.
John Doe has been busy several
usys this week taking the school
%S n which we publish elsewhere.
"I. Doe IL so modest that his real
. lame Is suppressed, II may be lest 1t
isnt raise the envy of some one over
.ue handsome compensation lin scrip