The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-28

81 All gin - -
year. Queer, amt ita
We repret to learn that S~uperintsnd-
ant Joseph Carothers is lying quite Ill
at the Argus mill.
Miss Lizzie Edwards returns to
cherry Creek to-day and will resume
N. winter term Of the public school
there.
Charley Reynolds, of the Lyceum
Theatre Troupe, is improving slowly.
He sat up a little yesterday.
The way Major Dennis uts it: Al
Nnckols of Cherry Creek 'knucklese
to the little god and has married Miss
Laura Borchet.
Leave your orders with Sol. Hip
Cad. moi in stock will be sent for. '
DIR Campbell has been dispatched
for 10 attend Charles Wisel. He will
probably be here this morning.
The ball at the Opera House Thanks
giving night was largely attended and
4 proved a very pleasant affair. Dane
/ ing was kept mp till 3 O'Clock In h
morning.
The Hendrie lumber yard has been
moved down by Chinatown, and Har-
vey Carpenter will hereafter act a.
agent and salesman.
The Ti-cup mill at Cherry Creek
was started up this week. They will
run through rs tons Of Mary Ann
ere.
From the number of turkeys Stayed
in Taylor Thanksgiving there must
have been a great drain on that feath-
cry biped in all tho surrounding
valleys.
Now is the season of the year for
annual assessment work on mining
claims. But five weeks more remain in
which. to comply with the mining
laws relating thereto.
Aresidsnt ofTaylor date of Eureka.)
attempted tn climb the golden stairs
one dAy the fore part of the week, by
tlIs uncertaie route Of ssvering the
arteries of his wrist. He failed.
Call and examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs, caps, blankets.
etc, at Sol Hips store.
P. Flanagan. of spring Valley, fear
ing Taylor's turkey supply would fall
short, braved the storm of Wednesday
Aud came in late IN the afternoon with
d supply of Thanksgiving birds.
Farmer Burke, of Schellbourne was
On n short visit 20 Taylor this week.
Dir. Lehman of Snake Valley also gave
ns a call. Both are pleasant gentle
men, whose hands We always like to
grasp.
A fire in the meadow of Mr.. Horton,
down the valley. last week, came near
Teaching his haystacks and residence.
BY hard work and tho assistance OF
his n%sighbors, all damage was avertsd.
II is believed the fire was set by some
malicious person or persons.
J.B. Williamson, of Cherry Creek,
made a flying visit to Taylor Thursday.
John has had some developments in
one OF his mines at Ruby Hill recently
that promises big results, and he feels
correspondingly slated.
A too ardent masher at one of our
restaurants, a few days ago; made
himself so disagresabls to the land.
lady, that she took a handful of table
dishes 10 cool his ardor. He has
changed clearinghouse and smiles
no more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, whose hasty
departure for the Gretna Green of
frisco, we chroniCled last week, have
ls'urnsd home, and like other less
romantic folks, settled down to the
plain duties of life.
nAVsy Carpenter has resigned his
1"ce as Receiver at the United States
Land Otlce in Eureka, and will short
~ 'sKe up a permanent residence in
,sylo1' Harvey is a good citizen and
I've mad a pleasant visit from ex-
I n Geo. r. Spencer Wednesday.
spencer has permanently located
'ne old Simonson ranch near Centre
,ns aud intends to devote most of his
rAe 70 the development of his mining
rsper'y at that point and Osceola.
h, r~nanksgiving passed off very quietly
laylor. In the late afternoon there
80 many family reunions and social
R5;asllngs both at private and public
[vs;I"1y rooms, where good cheer pre-
ai.sa., and tile traditional observances