The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-30
!, -.ather il almost as pIeasant as

uav The thsfhhoniess. "s
:, ne zero yet this winter ia Taylor
.u..s Liddle, iwho has been quite
:. ~ . week, with something akin to
d1iphthsria, is much improved ROY
W uo0 Robert Briggs will leave for
, ,.saroi. next week, to be absent :
~ontb on business.
p OMallsy has been on the SICK
-. Cor the last week. He 10 getting
around agsin. -,
Y..v. your orders with Sol Hip
ID. not in stock will be sent for.
IOdoe Rives and wife passed through
w.dpesday from Phoebe ca route Tor
Tar.ka. lie reports timea very dull
n Lincoln county.
The Argus mill was closed down
rbnr.day morning to make some
s.sded repairs. 1t started up again
yesterday. :,
aNsn needs but little here below.
-.o,. pops. But to this poetic couplet
,hs Argus mill boys strongly demur.
Th.v don't believe Pope worked hard
IL hours day.
Charley Reynolds, having so far
;.r,aved under the treatment Of DR..
n.m,hell as to be able to travel, left
an Wednesdays stage in company
with Harry Hayes for Eureka.
Harvey Carpenter, our j. 2. telect)
!. .oiourning about the Base Range.
Dopit tarry TOO long, or we'll aise the
cry ef.absentssism' Seriously, have
Ne or have we not, j. =. In this
Towoshipl Ii ne have no one here
knows it.
Joe Lander, of North Taylor, wishes
the people of all tins section to knew
,haths has quantity of nice mshog-
,ny and nut pine wood-not to give
asay-but to sell.
The coming Spring and Summer
promise an snlivening in the mining
situation of White Pius county. Tay-
lsr will undoubtedly be = good camp,
aud Hamilton will, in all probability,
take On a new lease of liis.-Enreka
Sentinel.
The Phoebe Record of last Saturday
says: Mr.. Underhill, interested in the
Argus Company 1t Tayior, accom-
panied by Mr. MeMichaels, have Oecn
in tuwn far the iast week endgavoring
ta procure machinery for tile purpose
of erecting hoisting works ON the
compauy's mine. They purchased two
boiirrs aud smokestaek 1T Bullionville,
and the sngine at No. !.
From Nh. Batch, in from Deep Greek,
We learn that considerable prospecting
going on 10 that district. They ex-
pect tso Eastern companies IN in the
Spring, who are to put up reduction
works aud operate the mine there.
OF all the detestible customs ever
invented 10y men or boys, chivrari-ing
nssl y-married people Is, IN our opin-
ION, the most senseless. II l. neither
funny nor within the bounds of good
breeding. As very vulgar practice
We condemn it.
Call aud examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc, at Sol Hips store.
DR.. Herrick, of Hamilton, desires us
70 state for The Information OF School
Trustees and patents that those having
school bOoks of the old series 10 sx-
ehangs for the new should send them
% lin at Hamilton by February LIST.
Inc! must pay the freight to Hamilton
20 the old books snd from Hamilton
back on the new.
VIM. Hendrie informs us that the
mouse at his saw mill was burned to
'ne ground on the 10th. The FIRE Was
accidental and took place in the day
une from some fire that smoker had
u.oppsd on SONS cotton cloth from his
pipe. The loss is about $500. As the
men we're all in the woods out of sight
q the time Of the fire, nothing Was