The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-10-10
DEPARTURES

i. UuHtN llis - - 10y
convalescing.
Fl TT. O'Neil has commenced the
construction of commodious residence
on Opsra House hill. 1t is tn have a
o.. foot front and run back 90 feet.
Doctrfss GREY. of Hamilton. came
n town few days. She will tarry
wifi, ns and hang out her shingle
Read her card in another column.
Sol Hip received by prairie schooner
& this week large supply of fancy
and staple groceries Call aud exam
8 inc bis stock.
The recent serious epidemic among
the little folks seems to have abated,
and so tar as wa can learn all sick ones
are now getting along well. No new
cases are reported.
Or. Turf ord, who has been laid up
4 in his room for several weeks, went
opt to . ,csola anil Spring Valley to
recupsratr for week or two.
Building and general Improvement
continue te 90 on. and II Is more than
likely winter will catchson before thosc
IN course If construction and contem-
plated are finished.
T. A. MeDermi1. ut his ranch, 20
miles north of Cherry Greek. got his
hand quite severely burned one day
last week, while cxtinguishing fire
that started in his kitchen.
Commissioner Paul and VIM. Frs,
kline are the latest arrivals from the
county seat. They arr bound nn
pleasure trip to Spring Valley. Both
laok a. il renewing the days of their
,ouih.
lIoa. Robert Briggs, wife and
daughter and Mrs Ynies lef, Tuesday
aii,rnonn far The Western part of the
Saie. They will take in tie State
FIR. State Capital. etc and be absent
ibr month m more.
Citizen Woods, IN energetic rastlcr
Of 'fav n. had a herring before Justice
Ra''srtsnn Thursday, on the charge of
taking Vood an The hiilsides ent bv
eiher parties. Thr testimony failed
u snsiain the charge aud the corpu.
leut Weods vas declared innocent.
Harvey Carpenter has bought the
Bird livery stable, and with James
e'Dayle in charge. will hereafter
conduct the business. Harvey is
great lover of horse flesh, and lie saws
he will keep none but the best. Read
MS al II another column.
All tho,e wishing To purchase their
winter supplies of blankets, ciothing,
groceries, etc, would do well Ia wait
i3r Sol Hilptn receive his large stock.
which will arrive to>morrow
An unusual phenomon for this sea.
SON "i he year Is the heavy thunder
storm Of Thursday afternoon nnd
evening. A snow storm would hive
osen more in accord with the history
OF past SEASONS.
Mrs. Kate Lsahigh and daughter
MIS-. Blair) late of Bristol. having
leased the White Pine restaurant of
mrs. ates, are prepared to accammo, |
u"'s inc old patrons of tho place and
lhe travelling public As heretofore.
style.
we learn that negotiations arc pend
ing between Commissioner Paul and /
Tue y Nell boys, looking 10 the pur-
chase 10y the latter of ths old home.
s'aa In Spring Valley. ShouldK he /
eonsnmated, it is not likely to condaice
% 'ns peace and harmony of onr
"eiShoors across the range.
John Dsvlin, who has been oct
inspecting in the Egan range for
several weeks. brought in some good-
looklng rock few days ago, which
gave silver assays from $40 up to $3.50.
II also contains gold, but how much /
mas not yet been determined. The /
"cation ofthe discovery is about seven
miles north of CampbeIls ranch
j. } Ryan, of Ruby Hill, for the
smoothing of w. b. Lawlor at that place
Fvsral weeks ago, had an examination
before Justice Weber at Cherry Creek
sast Monday. When our informant
s't. the Court had not rendered its
a0eeclslon, but it was inferred from
IN honor's ruling in several important
9olnts In the case, that Ryan would be
dISclssged.