The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-02
TOwN AND COUNTY.

charles Pritchard, who has pee n
,ondInv several months down by
clearwater, has returned to Hamilton.
Ex.congressman Cassidy expects
10 get home TO Eureka next week.
Mrs. Cassidy is still In poor health.
Charlie WANNA (Frenchy) yester-
.dav bought of John Burgett his two
vssr-old "Muldoon" lilly for $l25.
ITO What base uses have we come"
Taylor's City Hall Is to be turned
into > hurdy-house.
oliver Drake, administrator OF ehe
estate of Simon Fischer, deceased,
oises notice to the creditors OF The
same in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lawlor will In
. few DAYS take up their residence on
RUBY Hill, where they Will reside
during the summer.
A farewell rarty was rendered Mrs.
snencer at Nevada Hall Tues
day evening, which was pleasant
social affair.
with sleek, fat cattle grazing on
thousand hills and In all the adjacent
yaIlevs. not pound of fresh beef has
heen in mark ct for over week.
wiring threatening letters to peace
able citizens of this county seems to
be part of the present occupation of
the o'Neil family, late OF Spring
Valley.
Cherry Creeks quota of the Grand
Jury returned home Thursday even
ing. We tried TO interview several
of them, but they acted like men who
knew a great deal, but would tell
very little.
Sheriff Bassett Is making a first
class reputation as an executive Off
Ger. The Grand Jury commended
him for his efficiency In the public
service.
The Reflex says the 23d OF April
was the day fixed for the Monitor
property 10 change hands. As 40
change took place, the sale Is prob
ably of.
Mrs. A. J. Spencer and children
left Thursday morning by private
conveyance for 1oano, where she vii
take the train fpr Illinois 10 visit rela-
iises aud friends. Sine expects To TO
gone four months.
Ed Crutchley, rospsetor and
lnIiner well known iu this section,
who has spent the past two years IN
the Wood River country, returned
few days ago. he speaks disparag.
ingly oil the prospects up North.
The late Grand Jury is said to have
found close on TO twenty indictments
against residents OF this county for
violations of law. When Court re-
assemblies In June thore promises to
be plenty Of work for trial jurors.
A. Cleveland, OF Spring Valley,
gave Cherry Creek call on his return
from Hamilton. Cleve Is now an
an honest miner a. we'll a. horny
handed granger. being interested in
some Of the most valuable mining
properties in this section.
James Bews and VIM. Geek, of
Spring Valley, were indicted by the
Grand Jury At Hamilton last week for
compromising felony. They were
pending trial next November.
Now that loud mutterings of incen-
diarism are abroad regarding the
Court House Arc, the County Com
inissioners should offer a reward for
the apprehension and conviction of
the guilty party or parties.
Sheriff Bassett left here yesterday
morning, taking with him ex-Sheriff
Lander, against whom the Grand
Jury had found an indictment for
some acts OF omission or com mission
during his official term.
B. F. Clark, the saw mill man, who
went to Wood River two years, is
now back In Rhode Island, the land
OF his childhood. To him we are in
deoted for late files OF Providence and
Newport papers.
"sit down, sir I" said the Court the
other day to The President of the Eu-
reka ID. +. /. 81 will when d-n
please" irreverently responded John
j. Then the Sheriff took him ont 10
cool of. We are not advised what
Kind OF apology he made TO bis Honor
when again permitted to breathe the
Tree air of White Pines capital.
The late Grand Jury, which was in
session nino days. did a great amount
OF work and deserve especial credit for
their exhaustive inquiry into the cause
OF the burning of the Court House. AT
present we do not know how far they
nave succeeded in ferretting out the