The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-07-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

mid are SoJournlnB III O@ie 0oAo wy
Capt. Frank Drake Of Eberhardt is
IN London.
Charley Sommelott has started an
other restaurant in Taylor.
WI. Haynes is up in Phillipsburg,
Montana. He speaks we'll of that
country.
BISHOP Whitaker told when in Tay-
,or he could not visit Cherry Creek
this year.
lack Wheatley, of Taylor, has rent
ed his restaurant to Mrs. n. Smith, of
Eureka.
W. C. barry, of the Salt Marsh,
has been sojourning with US for a
few days tins week.
Steploe Valley ranchers are very
busy haying. They will gather a
large crop.
Governor Adams Is now viewing
his heards on Duck Creek. He came
In by way of Eureka and Ely.
The second semi-annual appoint
ment of State School moneys has been
made and White Pines portion is
Sal 81.
TT. O'Neil, of Ward, has bought
out the livery stable business OF b. b.
Bird 10 Taylor, and was to have taken
possession last Monday.
DR.. l.. B. Brooks has returned 10
Ruby Hill, and. we learn, will start
In to develop his mining property
there on a vigorous scale.
The Martin White Company at
Ward have quite a quantity OF ore
out. and they will probably make
run this Summer. They were putting
the mill in order.
Readers OF the Eureka Sentinel can
not fail to note wonderful change
for the better in that pa per. since its
old chief, Mr.. Cassidy, has taken hold
OF the helm.
Billy Sarvis Is busily engaged in
in hauling ore from the Star mine.
and the mill will he ready TO start up
on or before the first Of the month.
James Meek, who bad his leg
amputaied last Friday. died few
minutes after The operation. He was
buried Saturday. His MAS kind
and generous mature. May his sleep
be peaceful.
Farmer Comins IL MAX Ing bis Step
'toe Creek ranch blonm like the rose.
lie Is making marked Improvements
all round. especially on his residence,
which will shortly compare favorably
with some NJ those fine farm resden-
ces In the Eastern States.
Wilson Carey, who has lease on
the Orc mine, twenty miles south Of
this place, has struck rich pocket of
gold quartz. which he thinks will
turn out we'll. In the past few years
Dir. Carey has had some hard luck
aud We hope this new change "will
lead on to fortune"
Prof. A. T. Slearns, Of the State
University, dropped MS a postal from
Wells, stating that he was ON his way
TO Yankee land 10 spend his vacation
In the land OF his childhood, away
down in Maine. lie will return TO
Nevada next September.
We hear 1t reported that J. r. With
ipgton has relocated many of his old
ranches, which were sold under exc
eution last year. 1t seems the title
iapsed To the State owing 10 final
payments having been deferred. It's
very cold day when J. X. lets le-
gal loophole slip by him.
News reaches us from Eureka that
TWO officials of different fraternal
societies there imagined themselves
bank presidents aud "defalcatetl, e" one
getting away with the princely sum
OF 5000, the other $500. 1t Is not stated
whether they are on route for Canada
or the Sandwich Islands. The 5000
man was former resident of Cherry
ereek ana As he is not very trim
sailing craft, could no doubt be over
taken II pursued. ''Man is frail".
What is the matter with our Hamil-
ION neighbours Ever since the Nc
eonkey tragedy there is hardly
man comes but records some start
ing and unlocked for event. There
must Do something In the atmosphere
over there TO make men do strange
.nings. A Board Of Inquiry should
instituted to ascertain the cause OF
so much strange phenomena, and
"nen discovered the prosper remedy
applied to remove IL.
from gentleman up the valley,
"ho returned from Hamilton a few
uays ago, we learn that u former
county official and very good man,
attempted suicide at the county seat
naf L. 4.