The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Tn. weather is like May-mild and
h.lmv. SO far, neither hauling nor
milling has in no way been retarded
bv the elements.
The Ti-cup mill At Cherry Creek has
.hut down. We learn they were un-
able to save the silver.
Dick Riepe. Of the Pioneer restau-
rant. now keeps open day and night.
His nice night suppers are attracting
. large trade.
If you visit Sol Hips you cannot
fail to remember the children So
many nice things there.
Jim Crary and his sorrsl topped
feminine companion have reached
Silver Reef aud pitched their tent in
= warm nook of the !imestone rocks.
Al. Underhill. Of the Argus, and
family have returned from a tive
months visit to their hsme at Canton.
Ohio Mr.. and Mrs. U%nderhill's health
has been greatly improved by the
trip.
A nice portrait in oil of VIM. Be-
chanan adorns ]. f. Cupid's Office.
The work wal done By st. George
Stanley, and reflects credit on the skill
and taste Of the artist.
Ladies and children's handmade
hoods, skirts and plush caps, for
Christmas presents at
Mrs. KATE STEwART's.
WI Townshend and Jerry Lrahigh,
who were 30 severely hurt in the run
away at Robinson Canyon a week ago,
are. We are pleased to note, both able
to I've m the street. Theirs MAS a mar.
row escape.
Among the portraits in the st. Louis
Globe. Democrat of notable men AT
the National Cattlemen's Convention
il that city. ia that of A. c. Cleveland,
of Spring Valley.
Wednesdays Sentinel save: Father
KislV left Yesterday for TAYLOR. where
he will hold service next Sunday. As
he has not reached here vet. he probah-
" stopped evrr in Hamilton and will
come in on this mornings stage
lIeuse & Newtsn. of the Tavlnr
Market. have gobbled up Opie & Som
merloit's opposition shop, and now
conduct the entire butcher business in
Taylor. As they are accommodating
business men, We do net apprchend
any injury IN the public from this
consolidation.
Lockout Hold Your ordsis. Col
Hip will have q large and varied stock
of TOYS. fancy gcsds. and other articles
for the holidays.
The Pnstofficc Department has
generously 'respited" the order cur.
failing our mail service IN January 1st.
To the soergv and perseverance, of our
tswnsman. Hon. Robert Briggs, more
than all others. is due the credit of the
order being postponed. His time and
m"ney were freely given to this end.
Last Sunday afternoon a cry of fire
brought out a big crowd on Main
street. Flames were issuing from the
roof of the Chinese restaurant. Strong
and willing hands. with water, axes
aud hand grenades soon extinguished
the blaze. Very little damage was
done.
Keno! This was the euphoneous
word that startled us a few evening".
ago as we were intently diving into the
RESIDENTS message. We stopped and
soon discovered that our next door
nsighbor, Dan Mcdonald, had the
fascinating game under Roadway. II
seems to take well.
christmas, the most hallowed season
VI All the year, will have come and
gone before another issue of the NEWS.
mere, in Taylor, at least, none are so
poor as not be able to celebrate the
auvent Of Him whose coming was
neralded by the angels with the sub
ihme words of "Peace on earth and
to all.
n'lls are out announcing q grand
entertainment at the Opera House
monday evening for the benefit of
marley Reynolds, who met with such
~ unfortunate accident here at the
rne oil the performance ofthe Lyceum
troupe. The entertainment will he
as,'-class. and devoid of any objection
sple feature. As the object is a wor-
NY and charitable one there should be
,u'i house. If you cannot GO, buy n
soke' anyway, which 10 only 81. 25
extra will be charged for reserved