The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-16

,.oa, mutations we have seen were
slo3s5
IT,. weather continues variable.
s,naen nightly squalls are followed by
hr;oht sunny mornings.
lack Wheatley is said to have struck
yerv rich body of ore in one OF his
Hillside mines.
Onr Oseeola correspondent writes
that that camp is very dull at present,
"" s;,b no Improvement likely to take
Mace till spring.
Winter gloves. scarfs. caps, blankets,
ale. at Sol Hips store.
Postmaster Edwards is recovering
rom severe cold, contracted last
wsok while attending to the funeral of
his little niece.
willie Peters, last Wednesday. fell
aown the Argus shaft 40 feet. Strange
m say. his injuries were nothing more
than heavy shock.
Can't. Frank Drake, of Eberhardt,
damned in on US Thursday morning
The Captain seems to have "A banker
inc after something in the geographical
region Of Taylor.
Harvey Carpenter, our newly APP
pointed ]. P. viii qualify and assume
,hp duties Of his office as soon as his
bonds are approved by the County
Commissioners.
A welding will come off in Taylor
Nc soon AS Judge Rives returns from
Phoebe. Don't keep 'em waiting,
Judge.
To-day is the last day for advertised
delinonent taxpayers to settle. Their
property will be sold Monday by the
County Treasurer.
Leave your or icrs with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Call and examine the large stock Of
The bucket rope broke IN the Argus
last Sunday ard a man named
"Frenchy' received bad flesh wound
in the leg by drill falling down the
incline on him.
Chas. Stein and Sol Hip have placed
pedestrians on the east side Of Main
street under lasting obligation by lay.
ing sidewalk on the vacant lot be-
tween their places of business.
A man. who WIS looking for n fight
very harl Thursday found one in front
of the Ngws office Itfthe iighn was
quick. sharD and decisive. 1t tonk
srVera! stitches from DIR Campbell 10
put the seAtrlpr after enre's prnbnsis in
such condition that will hold together
Phoebe Record: Things will he
much better in Lincoln county the
Coming summer. There vii. Ice more
active mining operations going on. with
Substantive. backing. than have been
for a very long time.
Joe Lander, Of North TAYLOR, wishes
the people of all this section to knew
hath haa quantity Of nice mahog-
aay and nut pine wood-not TO give
away but to sell.
As will be seen hy new adj. to-day.
Is. u. Bird has resumed charge Of his
old stable business IN Taylor. lie has
also leased the Dexter Stable. and Is
now prepared 10 accommodate the
public in all lines of tie business.
Congressman Woodhnrn has been
placed on two of the House commit
tees, As constructed recently by Speak
CT Carlisle, namely: On mines and
mining and on Banking aud Currency.
Eureka Sentinel Thelii six-vear.
old son Of Iii Cole, while playing with
snunloer of school children last FRI
uay evening. was knocked down,
,'Amped upon aud had his collar bone
broken.
me attention Of our readers Is cai led
~ me advertisement If Chas s l..
sample h"om and granite ~ ,f>
20 North Main street, WHARF -.
whisky, brandy, rum, gin. p =.
'"e,fy wine, Angelica wins. sa r..
"s oo'lled up expressly Tor amav
use and sold at moderate prices.
l. NJ Sullins, of Cherry Creek, and
~ ald Mexican War Veteran, was out
a"unn'lng the other day and killed :.
o'ack rabbit. This is strange
'peo'es, never before seen in those
s"'". The old man was highly elated
:. ~ us good Workmanship, and said
/" us companions, "that's the way |
saso /, 10 fetch the Mexican forty years
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