The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-04

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-. married in Eiko few days ago
Manv of the Laid off Argus miners
contemplate starting out for pastures
new. We wish the boys good luck.
Richard COLLECT was the happiest
man in town last Sunday. It's boy
and weighs II pounds.
Sol Hip will go to the State Conven-
zion Al Exc next week. He will be
armed with u couple of proxies.
Hon. Robert Briggs hns been quite
N since his return from Lehman cave.
He got wet on the "trip which brought
on a chill and fever.
Leave your or lers with Sol Hip.
nsods not in stock will he sent for.
Miss Rosa Mclaughlin, graduate
If Mt. ST. Mary's Academy, of Reno.
p lived first grade certificate from
Cnunty Superintendent Thacks;on.
Monday last.
Pat Harrington. who has worked in
the different mines of this county ever
since its Inauguration, goes 10 Michi-
u.n next week To see his mother. We
wish Pat pleasant trip.
". C. Lyons, II. A. comns md w.
n Bassett publish carl in another
coIomn. Withdrawing their names as
candidates for State delegates.
The Republican primaries come off
today and they promise To he lively.
Our Republican friends have chicken
of their own 10 hatch.
The mercury has fallen Is points
during the rain OF The past week, and
fires mornings and evenings are now
Injuries not to he desplsed.
4 lot Of gents ready-made clothing.
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hips
The assessment roll Of White Pine
county for the year 1886 appears in
our columns this week. Governor
Adams is Tie heaviest taxpayer III the
county aud Cleveland x Hill come
next.
Look after your s'ore Pipes bef"re
y,u liyb the first fire. Now il the
ane Of danger. nag Ne enpnot be too
careful 10 see that all IS in order be-
FIRE the first fire is made IN the parloi
~ store stove.
Evan Harris. m old White P.ner,
bai for the past 40 years resident
of LOST RIVER VA e., ldsho. paid rs a
yfsli this week. Swan has vast doc
main up there. and will take his broth
er William and b.mily up with him,
where they will permanently settle.
Joe Mrndes, Que al Enfekn's prosper
Gus business men. was in town several
DAYS this week. The partnership here.
tofnre existing between him and Max
Shaeffcr has been dissolved. Mr..
Shaeffcr will continue Ia conduct the
Brewery saloon.
Ladies. gentlemen ard children can
And u complete assortment of boots,
shoes, etc. at Sui Hips ut REASONABLE
prices. Give him call aud exminee
his stock.
Mesdames Ella and Jennie Clay and
the their two childen. of Madisonville,
Kentucky, arrived on Thursday morn
ing's stage. They are friends of w.
II. Thomas and came our Ia look AT
the country, and are stopping at Mrs.
Yates.
Register Register.l Registry
Agent Carpenter requests us To state
that he will bring his books and be at
Bassett's saloon this Saturday evening
from Q tn 0 p. NJ. To register all voters
who desire to be placed on the Great
Register.
Doc Meek has gone on his bi-month-
" trip To Frisco, Utah. lie may sue
coed in his persistent mission after u
while. Docs motto is: III you don't
succeed, try, try, try again" Aud
that's what he is doing.
Over at Cleveland's they had dance
one night last week that was kept up
until ten o'clock tho next morning.
one waltz went on n whole hour.
They are fond OF exercise over in
Spring Valley.
A very sudden and sad death was
That OF Mrs John Frank. of North
Taylor, which occurred Monday after
noon. She was apparently rs well rs
usual IN the morning hut died before
sunset. A husband and three young
boys are left tn mourn her loss, which
10 them is great indeed.
There wns conailoruI,ia con,nnt;,n