The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05

Hon. Eugene Howell Of Lincoln
has been visiting Taylor this week.
The Mentor Company paid its en-
ployes on the lst.
Sci Hip is expected back from his
Eastern trip by Tuesday mornings
stage.
Leave yaur riers with Sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for. '
Spring showers and thunder storms
have been the changes in the weather
for the past week.
W.N. McGill, who was quite i'll for
several days the fore part of the week,
l. able to be out again.
The sum of S1S2 so was raised in
TAYLOR for the widow and orphans of
the late John Hewlett.
Cadet &c rye E. Stockle expects to
he heme from West Point on furlough
about the cath of this month.
Charley Wisel will next week open
a saloon in the lower building on West
Main Street.
"Big Sim" in addition to his livery
stable duties. makes very efficient
Deputy Sheriff for Taylor.
The Eureka and Phoebe mail route
will be made tri-weekly July lst, and
the Cherry Creek and Ely route semi
weekly.
Green williams 10 lying very low
at Lake Valley, from pneumonia. DIR.
Campbell, went "ut to- see him and re-
tnrned Thursday. He fears he cannot
survive.
A new lot of summer goods and
straw hats, just received at Sol
Hips.
Aspiring politicians in White Pine
Of there he snyl are keeping very low.
Don't be afraid, gentlemen, no one
wants to shoot you.
John Brown skipped out by the
light Of the moon Monday night. leav-
ing sundry debtors tn mourn his de-
parture. John is q scailiwag of the
first water.
In our published list of the donors
to the Mrs. HEWLETT fund last week
was emitted the name of John Yerzan,
who contributed 81.
Census School Marshall James Beard
has completed his work. The total
number 1T children in Taylor under
81 years If age is VI. Number enti-
tied to scho"I money IS.
The party who asks t" buy Jacket
of Con. for "other purpose" thai, to
speed over the turf. had better look
out. Con. won't have il.
A gentleman in from Hamilton in
forms Us that Mrs. ). +. Paul tonk An
overdose of chlosal one day last week
To aliav violent touthache, which (the
chloral) came near proving fatal.
ST. George aw-Stanley il in from
Nuncey Creek, having completed the
survey at the townsite there, which is
named Defiance. Mr. Stanley reports
the prospect cut there very big. Other
locations are being made that promise
to rival the Grand Deposit.
Alec Celia. who has been assisting
Max. SIiaeffer in the Brewery Saloon
since IL started, will return to Eureka
bv next stage. Alec is a first-class
man, and we dislike to lose him.
New goods of the latest styles and
patterns coming by every stage.
Country orders promptly filed at Mrs.
Graham's.
The Ogden News unqualifedly pro-
nounces the Harden hand grenade a
fraud of the first water. Il saws il
has been tried at Green River. Park
City and Box Elder, Utah, and proved
utterly worthless. and Of no manner
oil use In extinguishing fires.
George w. Nelson was accidentally
killed at the Eureka Con. furnaces last
week Friday. A car struck him in
the inclise. His head and left aide
was badly cut and bruised. He lived
but few minutes after the accident.
He leaves wife and daughter.
Ward is looking up. Between 80
and 40 men are now ut work there, or
waiting for the mill To start up. Car
Glddings has opened boarding house,
W. X. Bassett the old corner saloon.
and a celestial has gone over tn open
Restaurant. The mill will start up
next week.
We hear much complaint from par.
ents and others that The State and
County Superintendent of Schools