The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-20

The weather continues unsettIeu anu
more snow appears in the air.
Anew lot of rifles and shotguns;
slso ammunition, at Sci Hips.
IB. Williamson Is in from Cherry
Creek and reports that camp very quiet.
Thirty dollars q ton was asked for
hsy in Eureka few day ago.
Miss Rosie Mclaughlin has opened
private school, with 20 scholars, at
the school house.
Time to be looking up your Thanks
Giving turkey. Next Thursday is the
day to cock and eat it.
WI. McGill il happy. It's a girl
and turned the scales at IL pounds on
It's first birthday. ; :.
The T. 1. s. G. have our thanks for
complimentary ticket to their grand
silver ball, Thanksgiving night.
Smokers, attention. Celebrated
verbena cigars and Dukes Cameo
cigarettes At D. c. McDonalds Fashion
ssloen.
All the pneumonia cases IN town
are improving, and the sufferers likely
10 come out all right.
Several OF out citizens are suffering
from rheumatism. among them A. q.
House and Jack Wheatley.
A draft Of 90 men was made from
the Monitor mine last Sunday, leaving
the working force only 12 men. 1t is
not likely il will be increased before
Spring.
WI. Townshend will run a special
stage from Taylor for the convenience
ofjurymen. Fare for round trip, s15.
Thanksgiving day vii! soon be here.
Order your cranberries and dainties
from Sol Hip.
The Stewart organs in the western
part Of the State are counting on
White Pine . two Assemblymen. You
ere clear OF, gentlemen. They are for
Tom Wren.
A little bird, that we always depend
on, has whispered in our ear that there
10 going to be = wedding in town To.
morrow. Tie parties to the affair
reside down the valley, not q dozen
miles from here.
A Cherry Creek correspondent writes
that times are very dull there. The
RIrhequer nine hss shut down and
the mill is running On ore from the
dump.
County officers elect are now rust
ling for bonds. They ought not have
much trouble in securing them. Ifs
man Is goOd enough tn elect to office,
those who elect him ought to be will
ling 10 90 on his bonds.
Judge Rives' vote in White Pine was
s7S or ll3 over his party vote, which
is very complimentary to the Judge.
He got left all the same, but II Is net
this county's fault.
Leave ysur orders with Sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for.
The Sentinel says: A strong petition
has been forwarded tn Washington ask
Ing that the mail to Taylor and Phoebe
be increased to seven times 3 week.
The District Court meets in Hamil.
ton next Tuesday, and jurymsn in
this section are anything but pleased
Of the prospect Of a rough and stormy
trip TO White Pines capital. If these
parties would v0ts better and curse
less they would be deserving Of more
sympathy.
4 let Of gents rsady-made clothing,
asvest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
J. L. Moore. Of Cherry Creek, and
James Holland, of Stsptoe Valley,
have gone. out to Fillmore, Utah, to
prospect . gold mine they have there,
which is said to give very promising
indications.
Don't forgetto take your "bsst girl
and msthsr- in.law to the grand silver
ball ct the Opera House next Thurs
day evening. II will be ono Of the
best ever given in Taylor.
We hear It reported that several
Democrats in Hamilton have "fopped''
since the election. BY looking over
our vote there, We had come to the
conclusion that some 25 of them had
taken that step before election. We're
still aboard ef the old ship.
The funeral of John r. Mcdonald
took place lsst Tuesday and was large
attended, though he had no relatives
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