The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-07-11
Town AND COUNTY


8Rubv Hill Thursday evenit< I" at
lend Mrs. Msrtin. who ~ayln'et III
The weather has settle, down tn
Summer heat, and the lllrc"ry ran
40 In the nineties sevetl days this
E week.
Our TAYLOR Fourth of uly eel brat
z,ors nave returned hOTe aud all ex-
Dre~s themselves vel sati II u with
4 their visit.
Morris Lyons, of Ham ilton, has
bern spen ting the week III Cherry
Greek. lie reports the county seal
very dull at pre-
The Jasper furnace, in the bands Of
IN. nrw foreman, Dick Walsh, is SAID
To he running smoothly aud giving
no further trouble.
Ed. Lytton. n resident OF Elko. age'i
8 Is wears, wa thrown from n hor.e nj
Iaua Mountain, near that place, ldsl
Wsdns.d4 aud severely injured.
TT. O'Neil, of Ward, The Reflex
harms. got bad kick in the face
week bef0re last from a horse, aud
erysipelas has since set in.
The Star lessees have commenced
haulingore 10 the mill. Thy have the
or. huuse full To ertiowing. The
next thing we shall hear will be the
old familiar whistle.
Reno took the cake this year in
celebrating the Fourth. The Austin
and Carson military was there, with
Governor Adams and his staff.
Lieutenant Governor Laughton is
earning his salary cruising up in
Washington Territory. The State
would bs none the loser II he never
returned.
The Taylor school has been closed
down for u month, owing 10 the
shortness OF funds. After the Slate
appOriionment for July 1t Will Start
up again.
w. L. Brown, better known as
"Thiity Mile Springs Brown" died
In Tat Tor on the morning of tho 4th
of consumption. lie wa> we'll and
favorably known By all travellers on
the old rond.
We regret TO learn that Donis Bon
ner. a former STAR miner. we'll knoa u
here. is lying dangerously iii with
pneumonia NJ Taylor. We hope
Denis will pull through.
The races over tn. Ward course
went off on the 9th, 6tn aud 7th, "a
The programme was outlined. Earh
NJ The cOniestan got their allotted
size VI tho pie and All We're satisfied.
The Reno Gazette says A pentle-
mau VINO carefully guards The ciiidal
OF Democracy in Western Nevada,
and who should know, says that Hon.
u. W. Cassidy j. booked fpr the SUR
yeyor Gsneralship AMI will DO Gen
eral PJAning successor.
Dick Wash, who has been foreman
OF the Day furnace at Bristol for sew
eral years. passed through here lat
Saturday for Jasper, where has been
retained foreman OF the smelling
works there.
Bro simpson intirnates that another
paper Is TO be started IN Ia, lor, but
does not say by whont. Whoever tue
Imaginary public bonefacior may be
the y '0pls of Taylor should not warm
up Too much 10 Iis mbiiious scheme.
III Inc dark days of hat section the
reflex hung on by IL teeth. and now
snal more prosperous era ha> dawn
=" H. should he the re"ard. ne
preulct That whoever starts "A second
iaper IN Taylor will slar\o out IN six
mouths.
Inc i"llowing from The Elko Inde-
Penhenl Is as applicable Ia our town,
una 10 every town In the State, ~
10 Eiko : AT This season OF The year
wh"n high " inds are III daily otcur
renee, AMI everything Is power dry,
"ehooves every one To take some
precautionary measures 10 guard
nVa' Vt lire. The r,cen, fires at
iruckes sn'l Carson Citv should serve
as reminder that our citizens should
"cgie't no means OF securing our town
nun similar calamity. A few
o"okets of water In the MIX of time
"'ght prevent acpntlngralion, and ~
n measure IT pro,eclinn. Ne would
sar'estl recommend that ut least one
oafrei oil water be kept conveniently
- :. hanh at every dwelling, as vel AS
~ every business house In town.