The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-02

~. Weather cODtinueb CiO~i sHu
~, 9TH = bare sprinkle of snow on
q ground. .hut down
"I few DAYS needed repairs.
rsa Monitor mill was shut down
~ ..day evening, probably for the
winter. "a. or...r,.d With =
b Years present Wednesday by his
~. Ia the shape of = bouncing baby
boz. -..I.x after . few DAYS
s.S in Taylor, returned to his
,GlU..sl miue Thursday, which he will
work al winter.
.on visit Sol Hips you cannot
s;l ~ remember the children. So
.s.n, nice things there.
nav postofice has been opened
n,.v.rdale. Nys county. The Post
w., will receive : salary of 81 q
n. mail service between Ely and
CO.. Creek has been reduced to q
u..tj,. 1t leaves Ely every Saturday
mo,uine. From Cherry Creek to
s~rS.Ilbsurns. Aurum, etc, has also
hen reduced to = weekly.
IN. Monitor Company laid off all
~, .igbt ofthsir miners last Saturday.
a.. enough ahead. and almsst a GER
....,, ina. the cold weather will soon
eau.. the mill to step, was the cause
Of reducing the force.
tn. Eureka ssntinsl says; The belief
|. r.tbsr prevalent that the mail ser
,ie. between Eureka, Hamilton, Tay-
Ia, and Phoebe will not be. a. contem-
mated. eurtailed after January LIST.
We hope !. will not.
Jasper, from whose mines so much
Va. expected last Summer, has shut
dovs and all the tools. etc. have been
ahmed to Wells AID stored. Spruce
mont. on the west side. has also closed
dswn for the winter.
Ladies and children's handmade
hoods. skirts and plush caps, for
Christmas presents at
NRs. KATE STEwART's.
Ness reaches US that Jshn Wearne,
If chsry Creek, has bonded his Glen
eas mines 20 an Eastern company
The claims are said 10 give evidence nf
god properties In the near future.
Pinche Record d.. 1ufford, of Tay-
lef. ha. been sojourning In Phoebe for
the past week. The doctor is in poor
health asd In search af a warmer
climate. He vii! soon depart for the
Vegas Ranch. and then continue OH
his ssy into Arizona.
The Weber Bros. Boss and Johnny,
Of the Old Corners, in Chrrry Creek.
have bought out one OF the beat saloons
IL Taylor. Bass will he over the COM
leg week and step bchind The counter.
A the boYs are bsih enierprising and
hare hosts Of friends, they are bound
10 succeed.
Al the election Of the Taylor Odd
Psllowss Association, last Saturday
svssing, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year /:
J, b. Orr, President; D. ID. jolly, Vice
Resident; F. W. Newton, Recording
sErctary; D. HcKsnnon aud James
Hc0mis, Trustees.
Many complaints reach us that the
Aivs fails L. reach our subscribers in
V*soss, Aurum and schellbourns
snul . week after publication. This
n'sfy annoying to Us as we'll a. TO our
Pa'fons 10 those places. and we ak
faslnaslsrs to use mere care in the
s.li'sry 81 the NEWS. We do our part
lnthiully, and hope Uncle Sans
agsnts will do theirs.
Joe Lander, Of North TAYLOR. wi.he.
Ms people Of all this section to know
na'as has a quantity of nice mahog-
= ana nut pine wood-not to give
way but to sell. =
y !, believed by many in town that
rae olth' Monitor mining property
.l.y!or to the English company
NY 'a,'a capt. Frank Drake represents.
~ snorily be contaminated. Two
s %,aOss who figure prominently in the
.aei nave been ia town several
a!i.--Eurska Se%n,in.I
N. Tue Argus Company shipped bull
ss., = .ns Dsu's of $4,000 for the
,am Suh OF December, anu had thew
n. '.a. pan facilities at the mill
i rsy oo could easily have turned out
h S.' 4 ,o.. 4 aics paying property is
An, - And the more thew take