The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-10-31

The Phoebe stage has changed to
q. old course. It now comes By
willow Creek.
III. Ryan and family, of Ruby
u;ll came ia Thursday evening.
They will reside in North Taylor.
Postmaster Edwards 10 now con-
.trncting 4 commodious cellar in rear
of his store.
Fred Gotchett is now running the
Woodruff & Trimble fruit store, and
has a fine stock on hand.
Judge Fuller, of Muncy Creek. has
been engaged to teach the schsll-
bourne school for the winter term.
TF.O'Neil has just completed one
If the incest residences in town and
will move his family from Ward to-
day.
Hon Robert Briggs returned from
California by Thursday mornings
stage. He Was quite unwell when he
reached here. but is improving.
Sol Hip has just received q nice
lot OF ranberries. His stock of win
ter clothing, bedding, blankets, etc,
is most complsts.
A G. Cleveland Is one of the Nevada
delegates to the Cattlemen's Conven-
ton, which meets in st. Louis next
month. He will attend.
Pat Flanagan, one Of the cattle
kings of Spring Valley, Was around
town several days this week shaking
hands with his old friends.
|. C. Moon ha, rented the Sam Sny-
der dwelling in Old Town and will
move his family from Cherry Creek
the coming week.
Leave your orders with Sol. Hilp.
Goods not in stock will Ice sent for
Pete Bennett says he has put on an
extra spud wagon between his place
ami Taylor to raise mpnsy tn pay the
increase in his taxes raised by the
county dads.
john Nelson's new saloon will he
formally opened this Saturday even.
ing. on which occasion he will spread
nice lunch. ana invites every body Ia
step in and test his vituals and
Vlan1s
The News scribe has been presented
with TIVE mammoth spuds raised an
Mr.. F.rguson's ranch on Deep Geek.
by DR.. Tufford. They weighed 3
pounds each and were sound Ia the
cure. We won't want any more for a
month.
Master George Cochran, Of Cherry
Creek, and late "devil" in the News
office. WAS over on visit several days
this week. George is picking up from
his late severe illness, though it will
take some time yet for him to Look as
robust as he did.
DR.. Tufford has just returned from
a visit to his many friends through
Deep Creek, Steptoe and Spring
Valleys, and his health has been much
improved BY his trip. He illremain
In Taylor tor . few days and then
visit Phoebe and the Southern part of
the State.
Many complaints reach us from
outside towns in regard to the fail
ure of the NEWS to arrive in due time
We cannot help this. We mail the
paper regularly every Friday night,
and II 1t fails to come to hand in due
time It is the fault of some of Uncle
Sans Nasbys and not ours.
Call on Sol Hip and examine his
stock of winter clothing. gloves.
blankets, and a general supply of
furnishing goods. Prices reasonable.
The November term Of the District
Court will meet in Hamilton Monday,
uslsss postponed. Clerk McKernan
writes US that the coming term will
not amount to much, rs it 10 not likely
that Grand or petit jurors will be
summoned. If our Hamilton neigh-
oors will net be discomfttsd, We cut
here can stand it.
Tax payers should not fail to heed
the warning given by Tax Receiver
Lockwood in another column. State
and county takes become delinquent
Oh the 10th of November--two weeks
from now-after which ten per cent.
Will be added a. penalty for failure to
eeomply with the law. In the eonnect>
ion We direct the attention of our
readers to an article ia another column.
Isgarding the changes made by the
last Legislature in the mode of collect