The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-02-13
Runner hath it that another wedding
~ shortlv come off in Taylor.

ada AZ we are now enjoying.
w. G. Lyons is having the lot north
IF Doc. Meek's drug store graded, on
~b;ch he will erect residence.
Geo F. Parker will move his family
from Cherry Creek. They will occupy
the O'NeiI house on Opera Hill.
Wilson Cary, an old Cherry Creeker,
has beea in town tor several days.
Mr.. Cary is canvassing for some valu-
able books.
Mr. House, of our meat market. has
hssn ssunder the weather" for week.
hut we are pleased to note, is now able
to be on deck again.
pioche Record: Frank Newton, the
.laughterer of mutton and hearts over
At TAYLOR, is in town visiting his pa
rents.
A variety of choice garden seeds
lust received at Sol Hips.
Tom Goldsworthy, John Kitto, Tom
po.co and Harry Goens-a delegation
Of old.time Eberhardt boys came in
Sunday. They have gone to work for
Capt. Drake.
The ladies of Silver Reef have de-
creed that they will dance with none
of tie dndes who patronize hurdy-
house jigs.
Down in Elko the residents seem to
be excited over the possibility of the
old University building being turned
into convent.
Jack Whea,ley has been dstainsd
at home for the past week by the seri-
Gus illness of his eldest child. She is
now improving.
J. C. Ponjade. of Ward. was in town
Wednesday. lie reports nothing of
Importance going on in the burg across
the valley.
Exc county's taxes has been fixed
for 1886 at 81 80 for State and county
purposes. Happy must be our neigh
bors to get off SO lightly.
Mrs. p. Keegan, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives AT Duck Creek
and Cherry Creek for the past two
weeks. returned home Tuesday.
Lave our or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Quite a number of strangers-some
OF them from Montana have arrived
in TAYLOR hi the past week. looking
for work. But this field, being aver
supplied, they are disappointed.
Tomorrow will he ST. Valentines
day. Like Grover Cleveland's enthu-
siastic admirers a year ago. the old
8 saints devotees are not as ardent as IN
times past.
An office of tho Pacific Express
Company has been opened at Taylor,
with ]. F. Cupid as agent. The bust
ness sf the company from Taylor will
he carried over the Osceola line.
Call and examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc, at Sol Hips store.
The Martin White mine at Ward,
now under the management of
Mr.. Culver, declared a small dividend
last month This must have been an
sye-opener to the managers of that
corporation.
The Southern Utah Times says Lew
Brown has withdrawn from the Taylor
Terpsichorean Combination Mt Silver
Reef aud talks of returning to his old
stamping ground.
Andy Simpson and Charley Laid,
two Eureka young men, have gone to
Australia. They went at the sugges-
ton of L. W. Davis, late of the Rich
mond, whs is now managing large
mining and milling property for an
English syndicate there. We wish
the boys the best of luck at the anti
pedes.
Taylor is to have branch Jail.
The County Dads, at their last meet
ing, appropriated 1925 for that pur
pose, and look to eur citizens To con-
tribute an equal sum. The new cooler
will he erected on the hillside west of
Sheriff Bassett's saloon.
Doc. Meek, who had been soiourn-
ing in Utah for a week or more. and
Tar whose fate at the hands of Saint
esses much concern was manifested
here, has come back safe, though his
insnis fear if he continues to make
macy such foothardy trips he will be
caught yet.
Hon. Chas. Green was in from his
Egan Canyon ranch few DAYS this
week. Charley is Just now NEST partic-