The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-13

". !. HAYNES bas gone to Salt Lake.

home in Racine, Wiscon sin.
Mrs. Ira Mex light, OF 5hekels'
ranch, has gone Le San Franrlsco ON
a visit to- relatives and old frien'is.
steptoe Valley ranehers find II
difficult To secure needed help for their
summer work.
II. K, Mitchell, Esq, of Eureka,
will deli, er the Fourth OF July ora
ton at Taylor.
EX-SENATOR Doolin and Thomas
Kenny have started work Oh their
lease O the ORC mine In Orr District.
There Il solne talk OF the San jose
Mining Company resuning work on
their Epan mines next Fall.
Jack Wheailey offers his restaurant
bu.iness al Taylor for sale, ss he de-
eires To enga 10 in other business.
Eva Wis-l of Taylor WAS granted q
divorce from Charles Wisel in the
District Court 1t Hamilton op the 9TH.
william wheatley, y former well
known resident here, died In Taylor
Thursday m"rning Of pnenmonia, af-
tern brief iiless OF three days.
J. b. Williamson, owner OF the Elk
.cheoner niue. Is in San Francisco,
hobnobblng with the mining mag
na'es OF that metropolis.
Hon. o. II. Grey's defense of Shinn
at Hamilton was spoken OF by mem
bers Of the bar aud spectators as AN
alle aud logical plea. He Won the
case.
G. st. George Law Stanley has been
appointed County Surveyor OF White
Pine county. II there l. anything In
name the office will be we'll filled.
Just now there seems To be consid-
able sickness, not however OF n se-
fious nature. both In town and among
the people Of the adjacent ranches.
Capt. Strickland, Hamilton's oil
stard by, has pulled up stakes AMI
gone 10 Elke to open business. The
NTws anda host III White Pine friends
wisa the OLD Salt success in his new
field
r. y. Robinson, of the Sweetwater
COMPANY. has gone Ia New York on
brief visit. Tie company's mine
On Tres" ure II II (ll's ola ifordj il said
~ ee looking bFst rdte.
Father Kiley. being unable In con-
neri with the Eureka stage. has con
clnded To stay over till Sunday. He
will celebrate mass NJ the Catholic
Church 1T Q o'clock sharp Sunday
morning.
White Pines capital inoks duller at
this time than we have ever seen 1t
before. With tho exception Of the
California mill running on tailings.
little else II being done In White
Pine District.
o. II. Grey's card appears In an
other column. IT. Wi hereafter
practice law In the Courts Of this DIS
frict. All legal business intrnsiei To-
his charge will receive prompt At
tenfion.
Mrs. Rosa Halstead. wife Of Geo.
w. Halstead, died very suddenly at
Hamilton op the morning Of June
NH. II Is snppo ed. of heart disease.
Her death il a SAL one, NJ she leaves
three small children motherless.
Death, the relentless reaper. has in
the week that il past cut down IN the
prime OF life and usefulness. five rer-
SONS within u radius Of so miles.
Three of these deaths were very sui
den and unexpected.
Bro Simpson. through the Reflex,
published in one Of the livelIe-t towns
~ Nevada. l. doing good deal of
growing at The patronage he is re-
eeiNing. Curiail Your expenses.
neighbor, and live mor- Oh raritied
air The same as we do In Cherry.
In the District Court at Hamilton
on the 9Th. Abe Fnnesra WAS found
guilty Of grand larceny and sentenced
to four wears In the State Prison.
Shinn, charged with n like crime.
was acquitted. the testimony adince.i
not being sufficiently strong to
convict.
Cadet Gaorge Z. s Ockle has scored
anoiher success. He has passed the
June examination. and now moves
mp from the fourth tn tho third class.
Eleven OF his classmates were found
(wanting) and let out. Good bow.
Ge"rge. Nevada feels proud Of her
cadet at West Point; and the NEWS
feels doubly 80 at the success of It's
,ex devil.
James Mcdonald anil John Me-
Lane returned from the Wood River
AMI Lost River sections MONDAY. af- |
ter years sojourn there. Their re-
port OF the northern country is not
hattering. In Wood River there are
lots nj idle nen-'iead hroke--and Mt