The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-03-13

~. an the east side of North Main
SUI" ~. ladys wrap. left at the Opera
,d. -" an the evening of the 22d, is
III nm At this Office, waiting a claim
oho.0uns have been handled once or
- in the Hamilton water troubles,
VA ssrious trouble is looked for before
The awar" is ended.
variety of choice garden seeds
mat received at Sol Hips.
y.xt Wednesday will be the 18th of
,..,snd As no steps have yet been
Yen. " Il is not likely that any celebra-
~" Of St. Patrick's day will take
Dsce in Taylor.
. amber of Carson young ladies,
N IN. Tribune, have determined to
s.;reott" the dudes who drink.
Al, the Fashion Saloon Dan Melon.
"A has an invoice of fac Verbena
s;s,r. We have tried 'eh and know
they are good.
7, Ward the snow is two feet On
,.,.l and in some places badly drifted,
which is impeding work by the Martin
White Company.
The Eberhardt' Monitor Company
ara now employing about % men.
The, have had no payday yet, which
makes a stringency in the money
market here just now.
The late storm is said to have been
much more severe to the east and south
n Our mails have been consider.
sbly DELAYED, but on several nights the
,torm was so fierce that unreasonable
person could expect the stages to keep
going.
Hon. Robert Briggs writes from
San Francisco, that his little girl,
Dsisy. had been quite III, but is now
improving. Mrs. Briggs and daughter
will probably take a trip to the Sand
wich Islands.
Leave your OF iers with Sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for. :
The aberigines of this section are in
great ferment over the unfortunate
killing Of the boy, mentioned else
where. II seems n hard matter 70
explain 10 them the difference bet ween
an accidental and wiifull homicide.
Call and examine the large stock Of
Winter gloves. scarf. caps, blankets.
etc, At Sol Hips store.
When big Sim" knocks at the
heavenly portal, big mark in his
favor will appear on the Great Regis.
ter." for his kindly cure Of the poof
Indian boy whom he "found on the
vAyside bleeding, took him In and
cared for him."
A citizen Of Hamilton writes us that
our last item IN the Mike Ahearn case
"hm raised hornets nest about eur
ears there Hornets are verv vicious
insects. and to tackle thsm is danger
Gus, but when they become too AFRO.
CANT they should be drowned out. even
II It takes all the water in the IlIipah
Springs and Hayes well to accomplish
that end
Z. c. Hardy writes Us from Normal.
Illinois, that he has just loaded ear
Of imported and grade Norman horses
lof his Oasis ranch. II miles south of
leano. Among them is colt TINT
loek the second premium at New
orleans, also colt that took the pre-
MUM for yearlings at the st Louis
falr last year. These and other fine
horses can be seen Mt his ranch. Read
MS ad. In another column.
9. II. Badly, for many years resi-
nent OF Treasure Hill. but lately of
eureka, died suddenly at the Bureau
Hotel in Eureka, ON the 9th. The
deceased was member of White Pine
Lodge No. IA, f. and A. NJ Hamilton,
native Of the State of New York.
single, and about AZ years of aye. He
was quiet, inoffensive and well regarded
oy oil who knew him. Eureka Lodge
no, 10, decided to look after the
burial of the remains. inasmueh as no
message could be sent to his lodge.
ais funeral was largely attended.