The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-03-07
rOwN AND COUNTY.


al Eberhardt on the 25th ult.
r. N. Robinson and wife, after
short visit to California, got back TO
Hamilton this week.
The State Senate has passed the
Militia bill over the Governors veto,
by a vote Of IL TO 2.
nv the closing down Of the Rich
,mond refinery and furnaces at Eu-
.reka. over 100 men Will be thrown
out of employment.
A. e. Cleveland and wife. who have
been spendIng the winter at Carson,
ara On their way home. Cleve had
an easy time this session.
John May, who has been taking in
.h. n,inInQ towns OF Elko county for
a ,nonth or more, Is now At Park City
Utah. He says the snow Is very deep
there.
RF. Clark, the saw-mill man, who
went 10 Wood River two years ago,
Ia now hobnobbing with the nsbobs
Of Chicago. SO he writes us.
The mail service between here and
Anrum has been increased from a
semi.weekiy to q tri-weekly' The
service extends from there 10 Deep
Gre X, Utah.
At Hamilton, on Monday last, Phil
McLAren. q clerk for the Mathewson
Bros, received q bad burn on his lief
hand, by an explosion OF coal oil In
stove.
senator James @. Fair has our
thanks for a copy OF the Washington
Star, containing complete account
of the Washington monument cere-
monies.
Cherry Greek and vicinity can boast
of more pretty young ladies than any
other town OF its size In the State.
This was particularly noticeable at
the ball "Wednesday evening.
Reno Gazette Colonel Jerry
Moore, of Ruby Valley passed west
this morning with four ears OF beef
cattle, i3 Of which filled n car. liar.
desiy the rt.sck man, says they will
dress 900 pounds each. and they ara,
without exception. the finest lot ship.
ped from Nevada this season.
william Lawford. our assistant In
the NEws Office for the past year.
leaves to. day to teach private school
In Spring Valley. Willie Is a bright
young man, and we bespeak for him
success In his new vocati0n. lie has
been com petent "devil." and ought
10 make good schoolmaster.
The Pi0che Record says: The sale
Of the personal property ofthe Parker
estate. At Parker station, brought good
prices. The cattle sold for $50 per
head, Geo. Hagerty purchasing the
herd. The hand OF horses WAS sold
10 T. g. Poujade OF Ward. All prop
erty sold brought good prices. A
number attended the sale from White
Pine county.
Joe urandelmyer (says the Sentinel)
says the times ara so stringent that u
behooyes man to hold on to even his
own ideas. But, then, Joe has such n
vaaied supply OF this commodity he
need not fear II will ever exhaust.
Some people will be stingy when
there Ii no need Of IT,
pendent Office ct Elko was destroyed
by IRE Sunday night Very little OF
the material was saved. The paper
comes to us In reduced form, hut
Bro. Sears says 1t will resume It's for
mer size as soOn as the necessary ma
terial can be got from San Francisco.
A. r. Nnckols, Administrator of
the estate OF Il. c. o'Neil, has an al.
In to-day's News, which should at
tract the attention of every one de-
sirous OF securing good homestead
and one OF the best stock ranges In
the county. The title for 100 acres OF
the land Is from the State aud 100
acres moro possessory right. The
property will bs sold at public auction
In Cherry Creek on the 3ist day Of
March.
II. A. Comins has q card in another
COLUMN, calling on all indebted TO
pin 10 come forward and settle their
accounts, as he IL winding up his
business here. We regret TO lose so
good neighbor aud agreeable busi-
ness man as MIR. CoInins from our
community. He intends tn turn his
attention to making his Steptoe Creek
ranch blossom rs the rose.
The inaugural ball, given by the
Democrats of Cherry Creek on We'd
nessiay evening, was the most largely
attended and most pleasant social
affair that has taken place In Cherry
Creek for several years. The ranch
ara eaana In frosu The sallou aud aA