The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-02

M-s.P Bonner, who has been on a
three months visit to friends in Iowa,
returned home this week.
Hon. Robert Briggs and Jake Schal-
lsnbarger have gone to Reno to tho
State Fair.
The Republican County Convention
will meet in Taylor next Tuesday to
nominate a county ticket.
Charley Wisel, ofTaylor, and George
Doans, of Spring Valley, have gone on
: short trip to Salt Lake.
lack Reynolds. we'll known in
Phoebe and Bristol, died in Tombstone,
Arizona, the Goth, ult.
R.nchers. attention. A lot Of new
Grain sacks for sale at Sol Hips.
Ross Humphrey, who no doubt will
bs the Republican candidate for Sheriff
has gone to Cherry Creek to do assess
ment work On his claim there.
Mrs. Steinborn, after two menths'
.tav in Salt Lake, returned home We'd
nesday. We are pleased to note that
the lady was greatly benefited by her
trip.
"Mark nv word for it," said an
elderly Taylor lady, "there is to be
war. All these boy babies that have
been coming along mean something"
Dec Mesk's new drug store is re-
r.iyiug the finishing touches and he
will move in next week. lie will have
a cosy, centrally located place of bus
mess.
Leave vsur OF iers with Sol Hip
Goods aoti 10 stock will he sent for.
Concede 10 others the same privil-
eyes 10 think and act fol themselves
that ysu demand for yourself. This
will do well 10 remember during these
election times.
EN-. Robinson, of Hamilton, and
A. C. Cleveland. of Spring Valley. are
the Republican State Committee men
for White Pine. Like the Elko Con-
vsntion, that Il Carson Svems Ia have
been kind of mutual admiration
society.
IF. Cupid, in his swing around the
circle, dropped u > line from ST. Louis
anil sent us II les of papers from that
civ giving full account of the
Ksighi, TempInr conclsvc. Mr.. Cupid
went on further East and expects to
he home 10y the l5fh.
A lawsuit. not of the most rrspec-
table character, was tried before Jus
tice Carpenter Tuesday. The lefcnd-
ant WAS fined $40 and costs. which will
probably remind him for while that
breaking doors and assaulling frail
female is not the kind of thing for a
good citizen 10 dn.
Ex-senator Doolin and Thomas
Kenny were in from Granite District
several days this week. They wore ra-
dian, smiles, and from general appear
ances We concluded that they have a
good thing. Their mission 10 Taylor
was to see about getting rid of some
&C aim jumper" whom they allege re-
gently 'nraded rights that solely be-
long to them.
Sol Hilp having determined to re-
duce his stock, to make room fer
winter supplies, offers for cash liberal
allowance.
Cool weather is growing on apace.
and the mornings and evenings are
made more comfortable by a fire. And
here We desire to ring in warning TO
our people to look to their stovepipss.
1t 10 now the most dangerous season Of
the year, when fires are lit in stoves
that have not been used all summer.
we cannot be too careful to stay OFF a
visitation from the fire-Rend.
Sol Hip wishing to close out his
summer and fall supply of gents and
'adles' shoes, a liberal discount for cash
Will be allowed.
Another party left this week for
Lshman's cave, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins and
II. J. Muld"on. The latter gentleman
probably went over to view "Pompii's
Pillar" and the Needles Eye and
therefrom draw moral of the magni-
tude of candidate before the conven-
ton and his atteDuated form thereafter.
40 the sublime study of nature there
consolation and wisdom, Hugh.