The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-03-27

ali we know about It.
Abe Travis, of Ward, leaves to-day
s,r a trip East. He goes to see the old
felix's at home
The Martin White company have
ID an assessment of 25 cents per
hare . notice of which can be found IN
our advertising columns.
The Argus and Monitor paid off last
eek and made Taylor's circulating
Medium much easier.
The Argus teams, which has been
Lid off for u couple of weeks, ewing
70 the heavy storms, have resumed
hauling ore.
The Spring meeting Of the Ward
and TAYLOR race course is announced
= come off on the 18th of May. Read
the adj in another column.
Call and examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
ETC. At Sol Hips store,
"A Mccormick, of Aurum. and
,,,nt for the mining properties there.
his GONE East TO consult with b. +.
Brooks.
Two heavily loaded freight teams
have arrived from Toano in the past
two DAYS. Our merchants are sorting
up
March. which came in andlcontiaued
for two thirds of its allotted period. like
A roaring lion, noS promises to pass
from our gaze as spertise lamp.
Al Fisher, of Wells. has been APP
pointed Postmaster at that place. A
better nan and truer Democrat would
bs hard to find in all that section.
Leave ysur or icrs with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will he sent for. :
"A. VI. vanderlir. of the firm of
George Thatcher Il 20. Cherry Greek.
ha. gone 10 San Francisco. with the
view, il j. said. Of permanently locating
there. The News wishes him sue
cess.
]. F. Cupid's store force are now
lmsy putting away new g"ods. just ar
rived. Step in aud see him Mt the
old stand. Hes gut everything you
want.
II IL tn he regretted the Postoflice
Department did M. appoint some Of
the numerous candidates for deputy.
ship to be Postmaster or Postmisirrss
at CherrF Creek. A. the poet says:
4 would frea many hlnaaer ia us
And eise ~ ~ much pain.
Hugh Frank. IF Cherry Creek, made
hnsty visit tn Taylor Thursday. He
reports that tho people of Cherry are
hopeful Of arevival of the mining
industry 1T that place during the cum
ing summer. We should he glad To
see their expectations realized.
The Purser mine ia this District
the property Of FIixon & Peck. has
been leased by T. d. Parker and VI.
u. Garaghan. through James Fitz-
patrick. agent for the lessees.
We learn that an attempt Was made
the fore part of this week to fire the
mill of \ certain mining company
not more than n dozen miles from
here This man is spotted" and the
shofgnns are primed In give him or
any other arsonite warm reception.
A variety of choice garden seeds
JUST received at Sal Hips.
Let 'er screech! The first whistle ~
steam hosting works in TAYLOR
sounded over the Argus mines Thurs
gay evening. The Argus people have
had some trouble in getting the new
works IN operation, as is always likely
10 happen in such cases. But bv the
hrst nf the coming week the Argus
whistle will become regular music to
The ear of our people.
Cadet Stockle writes us from West
rolnt under date of the i4th. He Is
getting along nicely and expects to- be
naek on Through in July. Anticipa.
ing this we give his own words: IL
expect to 60 all over the county when
eet home and you may be sure l
sna'l not forget Taylor. MY father
mas promised me q horse, and if | get
nne he will be we'll exercised
with the dawn of Spring the pro-
Rress OF improvements has been re-
newei IN Taylor. The work on the
SeI'sr OF Max Shaeffer's is rapidly go-
ing forward, and as soon Ms lum her can
'' brought in the building will go
~. up steve Williams has already laid
",e foundation for a 90 foot building,
"'yOlnlng the TAYLOR sfahlea Ii IL