The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-14

grace ip which to pay state ana
county taxes.
Lookout tor adj. for a grand Thanks
Giving ball al the Opera House in
our next Issue.
Leave your orders with Sol. Hip
Goods not In ST. OK will be sent for. '
Jimmy Harris has this locals thanks
for M of those fat canvasbacks
brought from Steptoe lake. 1t was
fat and juicy.
A can of those fresh oysters from
Sol Hips Is just the thing for u Sun
day dinner. We've tried them.
Bob Martin has had the Gem saloon
comnletsly oyerhauled, lined and
oapered. It 10 now a handsome and
cosy retreat.
Sam Roach and Harry Brown have
formed u partnershipin the blacksmith
business In Taylor. Read their al. in
another column.
Call and examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc, at Sol Hips store.
Cant Frank Drake and his dangh-
ter. Miss Clara, arrived home from
England on Saturday, says the Brock
ION Mass Enterprise of Nov. I'd.
He is probably now on the way to
Nevada.
w. B. brakes new harness shop,
next to John Nelson's saloon, is
finished and he has meyed in. His
stock ofgoods in bis line is varied and
complete.
Commissioner Gallagher and Boyle
were in town last SUNDAY on some
mysterious mission. Mr.. Boyle
wouldn't, and Mr.. Gallagher couldn't,
talk.
A large number of people from the
adjacent valleys have within the past
feg weeks visited Lehman's wonder
ful cave. Great Improvement IS being
male H. the entrance. aud next su II
mer il is sure to becoms a popular
resort.
Bro. Lehman, of Snake Valley. who
was in town this week, laid on our
table two mammoth squashes that
weighed Is pounds each. If exhibited
at Eastern fairs they would take all the
blus ribbons.
Now is the season of the wear for
annual assessment work on mining
claims. But six weeks more remain
in which to comply with the mining
laws relating thereto.
Superintendent Culver, Of the MartiH
White, was 10 town Thursday. lie is
now engaged in timberlng the lower
tunnel, and;as soon as it is in a safe
condition will start several drifts in
virgin ground, which he believes
will tap ore. No attempt will be
made to run the mill this winter.
VIM. Borthwick, a long time resi-
dent Of Ward aud TAYLOR, leaves to-
day for Salt Lake. From thence he
Will proceed East, cross the briny
ocean and pay a visit to the old folks
IN Scotland. Bon voyage, Billy.
Mrs. n. Smith took two ounces Of
laudanum Wednesday morning. BY
almost snperhuman efforts her life was
saved. She is now rapidly recovering.
The lady has been suffering for years
with a periodical disease aud the drug
was taken to allay pain in an cor
sclons moment.
Lookout! Hold your orders. Sol
hip will have a large and varied stock
OF toys, fancy goods. and other articles
Ter the holidays.
Charley Wah, Cherry Creeks only
restaurant keeper, writes us (enclosing
ms back subscription to the NEWS /:
VIII 20 to China; be back next May
Charley has lived in Nevada since a
small boy, and will feel lonesome in
the Orient.
Another good mar has been cap.
tured by a fair enchantress. Our old
friend AL Nuckols was married last
sunday at Cherry Creek to Miss Laura
borchert. The News joins their
many friends in rendering c%ongratula-
Mons and wishing them joy and hap
piness.
1t is quite probable that the Excheq-
uer mine at Cherry Greek, and per-
maps some Others of the same group,
VIII be purchased by Montana parties
Who are now inspecting them. The
~LAehequer is valuable mine, and, we
believe, that at small expense, it could
oe made to more than yield the pur-