The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-24

' The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
meet at Elko June ssd.
s.,eral loads of lumber camel 10 from
dries oa mill during the week. 1t
vas - much needed.
A Mccormick, of Aurum, is
expected back from Boston next
week. -.
.,nsr for several days--a severe
'"Id. He is pulling through now all
right. u -
INVOICE of choice California but
teI
The Monitor mill dropped stamps
r..sday. II is working in tip-top
shape.
pI FLYNN has gone to Sprucemont
:, oOeu Quinn & McKercher's saloon
@.rs. Spruce promises to show up
veil this summer.
To arrive in few days, complete
line Of gents clothing, furnishing
" ' etc :. for the Spring and Summer,
st Sol Hips.
The weather is anything but pleas
-, To think of il gives those medi-
tating the Spring pilgrimage TO Ham
iton the blues.
Many Of our people, including ye
loeal are suffering with sore throat.
indeed it seems to be epidemic here
just nov.
PW Griswold and Al. Barrick. of
Cherry Greek. we are informed, will
next week start in on lease IN the
Martin White mine at Ward.
Leave ysur or iers with Sol Hip
Goods pot in stock will besent for.
Henry Hip. who has been sojourn-
iur in California and the Southern
Territories for year or more, is ex-
pcled here next week.
The new laundry. down NJ the Argus
mill, is completed. and Mr.. Balm goes
daxn Monday tn commence work.
II should receive the patronage Of our
people.
Ex-senator Spencer, If Aurnm. who
is nov in Washington. writes TINT
through bis rf irts ihr mail service
between Cherry Creek and Aurum will
he restored II seni-weekly after July
Isl
Hats. trimmed and un,fmmed.
saiine.. lAsos. and most everything 10
lie found IN the dry goods line. AT MR.
Graham's
Patrick Egan. brother Of the late
Edward. writes from Bellvue. Idaho.
TO II. ]. Mudaon, thanking the people
Of Taylor, for the Kindness shown to
bis brother in last days.
The Brewery saloon was opened
Sunday night. A most apprtizing
layout was spread by Messrs Schaeifer
q Celia, which was washed down with
"slathersf Of nice beer. Brother
Anthony, the colored caterer, presided
over the tables.
Antonio DePault, a miner Mt the
Argus, was considerably bruised M a
ie" DAYS ago, bv rock falling on him
10 The mine. His injuries, however,
were not serious and he is now able TO
walk around.
Look out for bogus checks on the
:. rsslor bank. They are floating round.
though very elumsily gotten up they
lee'eFed quite a number Of our sport
Ing fraternity.
team arrived yesterday afternoon
WIN load of dry goods and clothing
.or u. W. Mitehell's new store. The
,"ance will arrive to day and by Mon
aay he will be ready to throw omen
W. doors. Ad. and further particulars
VIII appear in our next.
Candelaria Fissurc: Last SUNDAY
rr,vealng Johnny Edwards cabin on
holmes Hill, was burned 10 the ground
S"h It's contents. Besides the cabin.
NC IS loser a bout 800 in clothing and
y. "v'ding. AS he had been down town
s s evening 1t is not known how the
u's started. Johnny is a son of Mr.
'"S mrs j. G. Edwards of Taylor.
some 10 or 20 residents of TAYLOR
o., ~" nave TO answer roll call at Hamil-
:, mex. next Monday, either as jurymen
" VIII Witnesses -. The people of Eastern
,h. "'e r'ne are getting tired of seeing
m ,"a. small community doing all the
"s and then making their we'll
;".,o neighbors come 100 miles in
f. . :, weather to dance attendance