The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-03


wilson Cary, Mrs. Chapman and
Miss Lloyd left for a visit to Cherry
Creek Thursday.
A little furry of snow Thursday
.;eht covered the ground, but yester-
dsy's sun Tapped itup.
Call and examine the large stock of
w;nter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
ate. ct Sol Hips store.
Harvey Carpenter left Thursday
.;oht for Hamilton to attend the
M1ersl of James Reilly, his brother
in.law.
D;strict Court meets in Hamilton
ar, Monday. Grand and trial jurors
ell lac drawn, and Court will proba5-
II adjourn fer two or three weeks.
tn. cable of the Argus hosting
~o,L. parted Monday. No one was
hurt. 1t is spIiced and in working
order again.
Leave ysur or icrs with Sol Hip
n.ods .ot 10 stock will be sent for. >
The attention of our readers is called
~ The advertisement of Drollinger
n,a. In another column. They are
IN the feed, corral and water bust
ness.
Private advices state that il is like
civil var In Tuscsrora ever the mining
disputes. Everybody is mixed up in
the troubles in some way.
Taylor association |. o. o. F. an
nouoce grand ball at the Opera
House on the evening of the 26th-the
9Th anniversary of the introduction
Of the Order into the United States.
BIN. Pearlman and ID. W. Marshall
left this week for Salt Lake City to
purchase full stock of dry goods and
clothing. They expect to open out
about the 18th Of this month.
Doc Meek. ut the Taylor Drug store.
has received a large invoice of cigars,
which he sells from 5 tn % cents.
"You pays your money and takes your
chniee.'
Tie Cherry Creek peonle keep up
their c, uragr 10y stripping the fantastic
toe" whenever n filler Gun he had.
Much better amusement than that IN
vogue IT the county sat.
Justice Wel,er Inns gonc tn Cherry
Creek tn keep together the links OF his
aficial record there. He will return
The cunning week.
The Director If the Mint has de-
clined 10 furnish any more money tn
the Carson Mn, for subscription to
newspapers. Cues we won't gu under
through the enforcement Of this order.
lot If choice Timothy seed tor
sale by n. Kinsley at his ranch on
Duck Creek.
In smother column will be found the
I'D. IF the Monitor Boarding house. Ii
10 one Of the best in Taylor. All white
labor employed on the premises.
Gsv. Adams Was in town Monday.
lie looks hale and hearty after his late
Hines. He Is taking a lock over his
nerds IN White Pine.
Jack Wheatlcy las just finished a
hicc porch on the front of his dwelling
house, which Is enclosed by n stout
Falling fence. In view of the fact that
'sek's are both girls that extra revited
gate vas a wise precaution against fu.
ltlfs wear and tear.
David Eldredge, Of Snake VALLEY,
Who had his finger broken last Decem-
psf by being thrown from horse,
came to Taylor this week and had the
fore Eager ofhis left hand amputated by
~. Campbell. The job was neatly
aons and no serious consequence likely
TO occur.
go East via the Waite Pine Stan
line and the Eureka & Palisade rail.
ROAD, and avail yourselves Of cheap
rates from Paiisade TO all points East. !"
the heading of n circular laid on our
.sols, The rates that follow are so
'sv~ To be within the reach of all.
Alec Celia, an old time Eureksn, for
many years connected with the best
paF-rooms ofthat town, came to Taylor
~" week. He will assist Max Shaet-
I'm his new brewery saloon. Alec
20 gentleman and a first-class mix
elcgist.