The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-12-04
Wednesdays silver quotation was
,osI. Dropping down peg.

ia published in our columns to day.
DIR. Campbell leaves this morning
for Cherry Creek on professional
visit. He will be back in few days.
At the expiration of his term in of
fee. Judge Rives will open an Office
and practice law in Eureka.
Leave your or icrs with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
It was expected that the remittituer
n.ners in the Crutchley case would ar
i've at Hamilton this week, and day
vould be set for his execution.
The snow is fast disappearing on the
bill.ides, but it will hold sway IN the
mountains till next Summers sun dis
pels it.
new lot of rifles and shotguns;
also ammunition, at Sol Hips.
The T. |. s. Club of Taylor. has dis.
handed, not receiving the incourage-
ment and support they we're justly en-
titled tn.
Con. Virginia touched $40 in the
stock market last Monday and Ophir
s24. Looks like old times. But look
out somebody's fingers will get badly
burned, and that before long.
Mr.. Ranger is fencing his lots on the
corner of Main street. It's n gond 10
cation. and the owner no doubt thinks
he has contributed it long enough to
the use of Mormon vendors.
Smokers, attention Celebrated
yerbena cigars and Dukes Cameo
cigarettes at ID. c. McDonald's Fashion
saloon.
Major A. B. Treece passed through
Thursday en- route for Osceola. He
looked as robust rs if he bad been
elected member of the Legislature.
F. W. Newton, one of Taylor mos,
agonizng young Washers. has gone to
Phoebe to spend the holidays ameng
his schoomate friends. We wish him
a pleasant vacation.
4 lot of gents ready-madc clothing.
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hips.
K. A. Riepe will close thc Pioneer
Restaurant an the 18th. Dick says il
he has 10 compete with two-bit res.
taufanis he vii go where provisions
can be bonght cheaper.
! w,rii nfronsolaiipn comes to rs
from West l'aiat Military Academy
Cadet Stnckle writes: AN editor can
not expect to lie a r-former and AT the
same time successful POLITICIAN j
You are right, George. and We admit
your head Is eyVler than ours.
VIM. Cowan. who assaulted Gleason
with knife ut Wells few days ago,
and who pleaded guilty to the indiet.
ment of assault with intent Ia kill
was sent To Carson to serve n term of
-four years in tho State Prison.
As Democratic voters were rather
scarce in White Pine at the last cleo.
ton, the News man has imported one
since. By looking under the proper
heading lou will see from whence he
came. He is native to the soil and
will vote il straight when the next
Presidential election comes around.
Charley Ming, of the Chinese restau-
rant, has purchased the property on
which his restaurant and ID. w.
hitchell's clothing store stands. from
John Frank. The location is good
one, and Charley made good bargain.
He will continue to run his restaurant
In the same place.
John Henry announces to the citi-
zens of Taylor that he has 1000 cords
Of wood to give away, and those want.
ing 1t will do we'll tn call on him.
P. Weber, an old resident of Cherry
Creek, but for the pas. two years of
ketchum, Idaho, stepped in on us
few days ago. Pete looks like the
same rustler he was when a resident
OF this county. He is on a visit to
these parts and tells US he is we'll sat
ished with the northern country.
Farmer Burke and P. II. Lowell, of
Schellbourne were in Taylor few
days ago and paid us pleasant visit.
Ihe Farmer is ranching and Pete is
mining. Both were out of politics in
the last campaign, but contributed
their mite towards the defeat of Gov.
Adams, which reminds us that revenge
10 just as sweet to old men as wcmen.
We won't do it any more. What
we mean is that we won't sign affidav-