The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-27

slO216. Slowly the white metal
climbs up.
The Hamilton school closed last
week for the term.
Two saloons have closed in Hamil-
ION since election. Hopes and
Doye's.
Another arrest was made in Hamil-
.on last week for selling whisky to
Indians.
new lot of rifles and shotguns;
slso ammunition, at Sol Hips.
The Argus ore teams are again max
inc regular trips between the mine
and mill.
Court business 10 Hamilton this term
/. dull. No Grand Jury was drawn.
Judge Belknap's majority is said to
be less than 400.
mo school bell, no mill whistle,
and all is quiet is What ails Hamil-
ton just now.
Ir. Mcknight, we arc informed, is
,lowly improving, under the medical
rare OF DTs OWtus VI AIuiinos
All the flags in town were placed at
b.lf.mast Saturday, IN receipt Of the
news of the death of ex. President
Arthur.
Senator Poujade, of Lincolr, is men
,ion.l for President pro tenn of the
State. He would make good pre-
siding officer.
sleighiug has been splendid during
the past week, and the boys and girls.
with some of the older folks, took sd.
vantage of 1t.
Smokers, attention Celebrated
Verbena cigars and Dukes Cameo
cigarettes at ID. c. McDonald's Fashion
saloon.
B.F. Mercer has severed his connec-
ton with the Eureka Sentinel. As his
ttar heeth across the ne wspapet horizon
nary luminous streak will linger
behind.
Miss Lille O'Donnell, or Bishop
Whitaker's school, has been called
home to Cherry Creek, owing to the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Gordon.
We have no news from Hamilton rs
b what is being done in Court. 1t is
probable, Laweger. that the case of the
State against s. + Paul is being tried.
Thr ball given by the r. I ). c.. At
HE Oaera House Thanksgiving night.
was largely attended and was verg
mi ,vah'c affair, all who attended
speaking in the highest terms of it,
management.
A lot Of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hips.
The stock market is booming once
again on Cemstock shares. Take our
word for ii, a whole lot of people will
get cinched. and it will not be the in
siden either.
A large advertiser Tin Philadelphia
h" uttered good thing. He says:
u confne the advertising of my soap
to the newspapers because the man
who does not read newspapers does
hot use soap"
Times Review: without desiring To
intrude upon the sanctity of their grief.
We desire to know what the Democrats
OF this State expect TO carve for their
thanksgiving dinners this year," We
cavred turkey.
Leave ysur or lers with Sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for
The snowstorm Saturday night and
sunday was one of the heaviest ever
known here so early in the season.
Fully IL inches fell On level, and for
time impeded travel. The Eureka
stage, though a little late, made bet.
Ter time than could be expected under
the circumstances.
The supply of illuminating oil in
Taylor has run quite short the past
week, though no inconvenience was
ielt, a. the little left in town was dealt
out in small quantities. Sol Hip will
receive large invoice by the next
Eureka freight teams.
MN. Matson. of Hamilton, lost A
valuable hofss few days ago. He
ran down Main street, and wien near
Tue old brewery by some accident tore
one OF his feet nearly off at the ankle,
and had to be shot.
We beg pardon; we take II all back.
Dr. Herrick did visit Cherry every
year while he was County Superintend.
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