The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-23

Vs. little travel now on the stage
T.. bstwsen here and Eureka.
r. conpressmay Cassidy is in Salt
1ate and expects to be In washington
!" a week from now.
Charley Reynolds 10 now improving
.;,.bt along. He is able to Walk
around.
nh. late storm, though protractsd
.-..veral DAYS, was not very severe.
10 ut six inches of snow fell here.
Law. your orders with Sol Hip
naods not in stock will be sent for.
Iobn Weber, Cherry's J. p. is ex-
81 over in a day or two to become
Armament resident of Taylor
L. Brown and his troupe have
ID ont for the baldheads of Silver
VT p..f So says the Frisco Times.
Mal;g.ant sore throat is said by the
1.dsnsndent to be prevalent IN Elko,
and is thought to contagious.
Mare the SLAYER of Mike Harran,
~ Lssn indicted by the Grand Jury
:" "sI Flko and his trial set for the goth
He says his right name is silas Al
guile.
Cali and examine the large stock of
Winter gloves, scarfs, caps, blankets
etc. at Sol Hips store.
Our mail still continues TO come and
~ tri-weskly, for which special favor
We are no doubt indebted to Hon.
VIM. Noodburn.
For several days there has been just
.now enough for nice sleighing, and
the solitary cutter in town has been
kept going pretty steady by the young
folks.
John Quinn came IN frem Spruce
mont and Cherry Tuesday. Nothing is
being done anywhere between here
and the railroad. Spruce is expected
to start up in the spring.
The following from the Virginia
Enterprise will probably be news to
people Of his section: THE Monitor
mine of Taylor has been sold to Eng
lish capitalists for 100000 Oh,
my
Messrs Briggs, Lyons and McGill
have gone In Eureka. Madame Rumor
hath it, To sign the deeds To- the Noni-
tor property. We shall see how reli-
able the old dame is.
Arnica a. an external remedy for
cuts. bruises, etc, is considered use'
ful and healing antido;e, but when
taken internally a. substitute for
whisky il breaks a man all up. But,
thru. mistakes will happen.
On the evening of the 18th Cherry
Creek Lodge No. 32, I. o. o. F., in
stalled the following officers: ii. X.
Frank. n. G.; Geo. F. Stockle, V. G.
John Curtis, Secretary c. p. Perkins,
Treasurer. II X. Frank, J. l.. Moore,
7. Z. Edwards, Trustees.
Joe Lander, Of North Taylor, wishes
the people of all this section to knew
that he has aquaatity of nice mahog-
any and nut pine wood--not to give
away-but to sell.
Col. Grandelmyer tells the Sentinel
that Hamilton is quiet now, but lsok
out for IT next Summer We have
been doing that very thing, Colonel,
iorthe last ten years. May the eleventh
DO tie charm.
The "Bign Governor has knocked
the Little Governor out in another
round il the 0rmsby District Court
over the State Librarian business.
How we'll Nevada could get along
Without the services of either of these
men.
The Belmont Courier says "The
present Winter is the coolest expert
enced for many years, and in Manhat-
Tan District the snow is so deep that il
Is almost impossible to get up TO the
mines" The reverse is the case in
white Pine. Our winter, so far, has
been very mild.
The case Of White Pine County
against McConkey's bondsmen will be
heard IN the Supreme Court at Carson
hext week. It's about time that mat
Yer was settled one way or the other.
AS the sage of Ward wouldsav. There
s'oo much 'vote and rescind," etc.
.onlfoolery about it. Why does il
nKe our Courts two or three years IN
ue1'de very simple legal matter2
:, george E. Stockle (our ex -deviD,
Nsvada's Cadet at West Point, tsle