The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-26

Ball at the Opera House New Years
Eve.
The NEWS increasing advertising
vstrenags made it necessary for Us to
issue > supplement this week.
Many of the residents of Steptos
VALLEY put on their good clothes and
came 10 to Taylor to spsnd Christmas.
If o visit Sol Hips you cannst
fail to remember the children. So
many nice things there.
Charley Wisel, We are pleased to
note. il out on crutches. In a moath
81 30 he will be himself again.
Slight ,now squalls and a heavy po-
COMP are the weather indications for
this section.
Judge Rsbertson and family de-
nsrted for Patterson this week, where
fhey take up q permanent residence :.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Townshend have
rsturnsd to Eureka. having 80 far re-
covered from his late injuries as ts be
considered safe to travel.
The entertainment at the Opera
House Monday evening for the benefit
of Charley n reynolds, drew q fair house,
but not as large as the object deserved.
II Was : very crsditsble show.
"Neither Jones or Smith," an an
nonymous Osceols correspondent, can
net get his communication in the
News till We get his right name.
The sun has reached the Winter
solstice, the shortest is gone aud Old
Sol IL on his %northward journey again.
Hugh Frank of Cherry Creek. was
In town several days this week. lie
reports the old towd very dull.
DC. Meek, of the drug store, leaves
to-day on y visit to the SANITY land.
His absence will be only q few days.
Joe Lander, Of North Taylor, wishes
the people of all this section to knew
that he has n quantity of nice mahog-
any and nut pine wood-not to give
away-bGt to sell. -.
Judge and Doctrsss w. s. Grey, Of
Hamilton, have moved into the house
lately occupied by Justice Robertson.
and are new 1T hsms in Taylsr.
At the next meeting of the Board
Of County Commissioners . Jusiies of
the Psacs will be appointed for Tsy-
lor. Ex-Justices Fitton and Grey are
the a%spirants. Both good men.
Ladies and Childrsn's handmade
hoeds, skirt. and plush caps, for
Christmas presents at
Mrs. KATE STEwART's.
Catholicism and Civilization" WIS
the subject of Fathers Kiisy's lecture
at the Opera House last sunday night.
The audience WAS not large, though
very appreciative. That lie made y
good case for the Church none who
heard HIM can deny.
Mr.. H"rncr, the tree man, whose
headquarters IL at Ogden, was in town
several days this week. Tive years
ego he sold y great many trees in all
the adjacent valleys, and now, he in
forms US, his orders are larger than
then, ell of which goes to show that
nis "~ares' are what he represents.
Lsokoutl Hold your orders. Sol
Hip will have = large and varied stock
OF toys, fancy goods, and other articles
fer the holidays.
Phoebe Record: John Wheatley, the
s"ner Of the Silver King mine at
Oavs Valley, has offered to extract his
ere n sell II to the smelling company
ior % per ton on the dump. AS the
ore u good fux for the tailings the
proposition is q reasonable one. IL
mas been accepted, and Jack will move
MS family out there shortly. = ED.
Last Sunday morning "Chips" and
Lawyer Wilson took one of Tom
oNsil's best pair of roadstcrs and a
buggy for = drive over the range to
spring Valley, on pleasure or business
Osnt. An hour later Sam Parkinson,
coming down the road, found the team
"~tslescoped" to a big tree on the road
siae, the buggy-top looking as if pro-
Pslied many miles by a cyclone, and
Us ate inmates-wsll, they we're lying
On the buffalo robe by the rodss ide,
slesping the sleep of-innocencs. The
buggy will have to 90 through q fac
'sry to restore its former proportions,
snd : doctors gentle care may bring
10 men around all right in time.