The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-01-10
TOWN AND COUNTY

for "A certain prouissory note.
Mrs. Biggs has moved from the old
homestead in -Steptoe Valley 10 her
husbands ranch on Duck Greek.
Supt. Kendall Is still keeping the
Manhattan mill in Hamilton running
AMI making it pay handsomely.
Judge Doolin and Thomas McKen-
ma are working the Fay mine near
Hamilton. They have very flattering
prospects ahead Of them.
We hear IL rumored that ". L.
Lawrensan - To t.ach the Cherry
Creek school until Judge Stearns' re.
turn from Carson.
DIR. T. X. Willard. late of OSceola,
but still later of Haley. has hung out
his shingle at Houston, Lost River,
Idaho.
Sam Bell had narrow escape nj
The Court House fire. He had TO jump
from the second story window on n
mattress held for him by parties out
side.
Matt KYLE. formerly Sheriff Of Ell
reka county. ~ down ia Pima county,
A. T., hooking for "A chance TO better
his condilio
X. J.. Fulton. editor Of the Reno
Gazette. l. mentioned for Regent of
the State University tn sneeeed HAIR,
Day, the duty OF selection falling upon
the coming Legislature.
+. Il. Mercer succeeds u. r. Ses-
sions n,editor of the Eureka Sentinel.
Mr. Mercer u fields pungent faber.
and will ~ doubt Ice nm Improvement
on The Princeton graduate.
The White Pine County Bank (of
Eureka) has gore y here the woodbine
twineth. i. w. Clute's failure Is the
cause assigned. Since IL was moved
from Hamilton. II has been more ~ a
shaving shop than banking honse.
No ono In our county lost anything
by it's collapse.
Hamilton was the active scene of
two weddings Now Ysar's .ght. Mr..
Gus Stein aud Mrs. Karhstein were
one OF the happy couple. Modesiv
forbIds nsto say ANYTHING ofthe other.
No ne" I'efIt J. brown on he can .
II tic Court House fire. Commits.
sioner Bowl, who returned from
Ham lion "A . evonint. tells H. that the
people over there are "a much in the
dark about the affair a. Wa are.
Wilse Brongher. WHO kept saloon
in Cherry Creek two wears ago, and
who. some time since was burned ort
in fvho. l. now running the Palace
saloon Ia Belmont.
The Elko INDEPENDENT has entered
on new VOLUME. For dull town
like Flko. Fro. Sears makes IL an in
teresting daily. We wish the indie.
pendent continue! success.
We are in receipt OF Ire Nevada
State Journal Annual for 1885. II
presents fine typographical appear
nnee. contains "A On lendar of the
months. is profuselv nsirated. aud
Is filled with much good information.
!. Fuller. who has held the princi.
pal>hip ri the Tusrnrora School for
The past eight - onths, came In from
the north Monday evening. The
Judge looks hearty. and he informs
nS that his stay among our northern
neighbors was a pleasant one.
A pleasant parry was that given at
Nevada Hall last Monday evening. IN
honor Of this scribe and his recently
acquired better half. 70 the kind
friends who manifested snch interest
IN our new departure We are grateful
Tor The very Entering compliment
The NEWS has taken In new part.
ner. whose politics NAV cause some
tissension in the future. IL il hnt
justice In the senior member of The
firm 10 add that we knew nothing Of
the lahy's politics until after partner
ship was cnnsummated.
A will he seen by the proceedings,
published i'm ano'her column. our
new Board Of Commissioner have sn
Iar proceeded very carefully with
the critical situation i'm which they
FOUND matters Mt the county seat.
Ihey have rented two rooms, hor.
rowed furniture and ordered new
sets or county books. The people ~
Hamilton lent them every assistance
in their power.
The recentlv-elected School Trus-
tees should not fail IN file their cert. |
h'ates Of election. with the oath Of |
Office duly subscribed and sworn to. |
with the County Superintendent of
schools before entcrIng upon the du-
ties OF the office This is absolutely /
necessary In accordance with Section
~, school law. and i'm order that the
may know who accent
the Office ami qualify, "a some who