The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-03-06

Goods yesterday ny praife scn"opefi
s The net receipts of the ball given by
nonslson Post, G. A. R., will net close
W Charley Stein, we regret to see, is
TIA nm with his old foe, the rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. J. II. Landers is an aspirant for
Al. PostofFice at Cherry Creek. 1t
;.o.t a very lucrative billet now.
There has been good sleighing for
Al. four first days this week, and Tay-
,arites have taken advantage of the
opportunity.
Rat a little over a week to st. Pat
,;ck.s Day. If we are going tn cele-
hate it its time to set the ball in
motion.
Tn. work of getting the Argus
h. sing work in place is being pushed,
ard perhaps sometime next week we'll
lear the whistle screech.
A variety of choice garden seeds
lust received at Sol Hips.
The TAYLOR livery stables are doing
. GOOD business under the new manage
meut The owners are energetic and
accommodating young men.
Tn. Argus mill was shut down the
far, mart If the week for general
oyerhauling. 1t will take about a
month to putt in tip-top shape.
Bar silver. 1000 fine. is quoted in
New York at 81 02sS per ounce. Ia
San Francisco bullion is quoted at
from 2Oll to 90 per cent. discount.
Fred Gotchett, Mt the fruit store.
has $50 rolls Of choice ranch butter al
Is cents per roll. In quantity it will
be sold at a lower rate.
We hear it reported that Pete Weber,
T. former sell known resident of Cherry
Creek. but for the past two years of
Kstchum, Idaho, coniemplates return
inc to White Pine.
Papers were laid before the Argus
miners last week to sign away all claim
for any injuries sustained by them
while in the company 5 employ. The
miners refused to accede Ia any such
demands.
Call and examine the large stock Of
Winter gloves. scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc, at Sci Hips store.
Charley Wisel. who has been East,
looking after his children, arrived here
Thursday evening. lie reports the
late storms to tie east of as. on tic
Utah border, as much more severe than
here.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland aud wife have
returned home from an extended visit
east Of tn Rocky Mountains. CIeye
has brought along herd of 26 fine
bred cattle for his Spring Valley
ranch.
W. e. Love, ESQ.,, who has been
sojourn ng up in the Cgur d'Alene
country for the past year. arrived in
Taylor 10y Thursdays stage. lie will
hang cut his shingle here.
Leave your orders with Sal Hip
Goods not 10 stock will he sent for. >
Steve Williams is laying the founda-
ton for a new building ON the lot
adjoining the Dexter Stable. He will
move his building in North Taylor on
this ste
Tie Swsetwater Mining Company at
Hamilton are doing considerable dead
work at present, preparatory to extern
slve operations the coming Summer.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer is extracting
some good ore from the Fay and
Imperial mines.
Commissioners Boyle and Gallagher
were in town sunday en- route for the
county seat. They went in to levy the
taxes for 1886. The rate will most
probably be the same as last year,
70 - on each 500 valuation.
The late storm has been the most
severe of the winter 10 this section.
About Is inches ofsnow fell on level.
and In some places il was badly drifted
.oy The high winds. Our mails have
been delayed some and the extra
express failed to connect Thursday.
Dr' Hagar. Of Eureka, met with an
accident last Saturday by being thrown
rom buggy. The Sentinel SAYS:
ne was driving down the grade below
me Eureka Con. reduction works, and
""e OF the wheels on the upper side ot
we buggy striking boulder the
sehic'e wasupset. The doctors injur-
-, - are ahon' his hip and back. DIR.
Oven attended him.