The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-07-24

r..nno;ttce meets ID Hamilton next
Wednesday.
Mrs H. A. Cohihs, Missis Eta and
Winnie Comins, have gone to view the
~onaerful panorama of Lehman's cave.
Lave veur or icfs with Sol Hip.
dsods not In sock will be sent for.
Postmaster Edwards Is said to have
,.naered his resignation. On whose
.houlders will the weighty mantle fallf
Parties in from Hamilton tell us
uon Samuel Liddle has recovered his
farmer physical and mental status.
We are glad to hear 1t.
Messrs. McGill s. Lyons have their
.ew residence, down 1t the old Cow
Ger ranch, nearly completed. Il 10 a
:nacious dwelling, 40x4O feet.
Fresh ranch butter for Is cents
Jingle roll, or three rolls for 81, at Sol
Hips.
The semi-annual spportionment of
State School moneys has been made
And White Pine county, with 3l3
school cNlluleus BOAS w AZ.
Joseph Winzell, an old and esteem
al citizen of Eureka was buried last
Sunday by bis brother Masons.
Candidates seem to be backward in
coming forward. Perhaps they are
looking for free advertising. We are
not in that business this year.
The Monitor Company have. we
learn. struck a fine body of ore in ;he
Alameda shaft, that will work up TO
5000 per ton.
TIE Inyo Independent reports the
loss BY fire in that town, week before
last, to be s2s5,OOO.
Parties in from Lehman's cave re-
port that trip to that famous resort
10 worth more than the trouble and
expense incident thereto.
Our handsome County Clerk. John
McKernan. is said 10 be an aspirant for
Clerk vt the Supreme Court. He is
competent to ill the bill.
4 lot Of gents readysmade clothing.
newest styles, just Received At Sol
Hips.
About ~ tons Of freight arrived IN
town this week, consigned to all Our
merchants. They all have fall stocks
now.
A correspondent writes US from
Hamilton that ihc town Is very dun.
The political pot il hoi bniing very
hard; all seem Ia he lying low md
looking out fer breakers.
II may Ne Pheasant IL ed OH "eS-
eursiuning.' but the srnils that follow
sumo nj these trips hardly compensate
for the pleasure.
Doc Meek. nj the dfnc store. re-
cel,ed large lut II goods this week
Fine brandies and wlliskies, iar medi-
ral use. paints. oils, ETC. alsa a lot uf
fancy articles. Step n and see ihem
The registry books arr now men at
Justice Carpenters tiiee. True. be j.
not At home, at there wil pe plenty
of time between n1w an the corn Of
October
Ladies. cent amen ard children can
hna complete desor nept -, boat-,
shoes, etc. n s.. II. IS n reasonable
prices Civ INN cal aud exmince
his stock.
Hon o. II. Gray, 1T White Pine
county, is reported NJ being an a~pir.
AMI tor the II publican nomination Tor
Attorney General. He wouid do bet
ter tn stay in White Pine IA the salary
Is only $500 Carson Free Lance.
Even that is better than practicing
nav In Cherry Creek. And then, bless
your soul, look at tie honor.
To the Acting Secretary Of the Dem
ocratic County Central Committee,
JOHN McKernan. the News is indebt.
cd for favOrs which it did not get,
though he promised tn members of the
Committee he would do so We have
dime more than that for him. Hon.
ors are easy with US. and balance is
squared.
One day last week a cloudLurst de-
Iuged the plains near Carson and COW
cred the Virginia and Truckee railroad
with debris to the depth of three feet
Inc dwelling of Thomas Oliver was
ilited from its foundation and borne
along on the bosom nf the resistless
tide, the affrighted tenant fleeing from
u In dismay and barely escaping with
his life.