The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-21
Fresh fish and oysters at Sol Hips

Fresh fish ana oysters AT Dol MP
The latest silver quotation in New
York is $1.O25s
The depth of Taylor's social circles
has been agitated this week by an
elopement in high life. No coachman
business either.
It has beer too slushy for the past
few DAYS for re local to move around,
hence the scarcity of items.
Ex-senator Stewart has purchased a
house In Carson. Just in time for a
constructive residence to enable him
to run for the U. S Senate.
Leave your orders with Sol. Hill p
Goods NOT in stock will he sent for. '
A C. Cleveland of Spring Valley,
has gone East to attend the meeting
of the National Cattle Association at
ST. Louis.
Charley Reynolds is still quite low
but somewhat improved. lie Is nov
under the medical treatment of Mrs.
Grey.
Considerable rain andSsnow have
fallen in the past AS hours. 1t Is still
threatening, and a heavier storm seems
brewing.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
and the national bird turkey Is
already being taken from its roost.
Dick Reipe. Of the Pioneer restaurant,
has engaged 200 pounds of that foul
for his Thanksgiving dinner.
A friendly misunderstanding at an
uptown saloon Tuesday evening came
near ending seriously. If there had
been two pistols in place of one. the
sequel would have been very different.
Don't forget the grand citizons' ball
at the Opera House Thanksgiving
night. The personnel ef the several
committees is a guarantee that it will
be a pleasant gathering.
Amos Chase, of Cherry Creek. We
are told. has purchased from the State
the land ON which is located the Warm
Springs near that town. 1t has been
claimed and rented by the San jose
Mining Company for years.
All thsse wishing fresh fab or oys.
tiers for Thanksgiving shenld leave
their orders at Sci Hips in time TO
be filed.
Capt. Frank Drake returned home
to Eherhardt from his European aud
Eastern trip last Wednesday. If there
is anything in the reported sale of the
Monitor property we shall all know il
soon.
We made a hnsty trip to Hamilton
the fore part Of the week. Matters at
the county seat, mining, political and
social, are very quiet. If half that
was told US were true-well, there
must be some bad people there.
A letter fran Aurum informs MS that
DR.. Brooks, who is new working on
Ruby Hill, is meeting with some very
rich ore. The doctor is energetic and
We hope his faith and energy may be
%abundautly rewarded.
Say said a smart little boy. as he
entered u store, "do you keep knives2"
20, yes" responded the storekeeper;
we've kept them for years. "Well,"
returned the boy starting for the
doer, "you ought to advertise, and
you wouldn't keep 'em so long,
Petitions are being circulated, to he
presented to the County Commissioners
at their next meeting, praying for the
appointment of 4 Justice of the Peace
Tor this Township. Two very comps-
tent gentlemen are aspirants. James
fitton and w. s. Grey. On which
syers shoulders the ermine rests it
will be carried without a blemish.
Call and examine the large stock of
winter gloves, ~scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc., at Sol Hips store.
A man who will get checked full of
tangls.foot and so far forget all de-
cency as to parade the streets in broad
Daylight using language, 80 loud and
nlthy that he can be heard by ladies
and children a block away, should be
promptly "sat down on Yet this
scene is of almost daily occurrence in
Taylor.
From a photograph of George
ctockle, received by his best girl the
other day, we notice a great improve
ment in our Nevada Cadet. George is
a bright and manly youngster, and is
pound to make his mark at West
folnt. He will visit Nevada next