The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-02-06

uouk Knerr mas oee" "PPo
n. mt" Sheriff for Taylor.
pr leather is most delightful the
ln' have ever seen in Nevada in
February. y ,,n,. h.u
y. .~snirmed by the Senate as Regis
D. Ds's and Rscsiver of the Land Once at
p.Dorts of the mining outlook in
,..I.on District, which reach us, are
= n Encouraging nature.
pb;l McKernan and Dunton have
n. an ice house down near China
wv. ...n and are stocking it from steptos
Lake. u,
ID, .ot 10 stock will be sent for.
IR Williamson was in from Cherry
gu ,cvsral days the fore part of the
III ~ John is in hopes Cherry will
look up next Summer
N. Grand Army boys are making
..n.ments for a grand ball on
E'.h;no,ep's birthday, due notice of
Mich will appear in the News next
week.
VI Townshend, Of the White Pine
.,.g, line has gone to Washington.
I'm. h. will he able to do something
;nnro,. the mail service on this
line. j.
c.ll and examine the large stock Of
Winter gloves, scarfs. caps, blankets,
etc, At Sol Hips store.
lack Whsatley is in from Hillside
m a short visit, to renew the acquaint-
.acs Of his wife and babies. Jacks
mising prospects at Hillside he con-
.ider, pretty good.
The celestials' new year has come,
.ud the heathsns are making the most
sp both day and night. The ding
of eoups and CHATTER OF firecracks make
the air resonant with abomiaable
melody
Joe Lander, Of North Taylor, wishes
the peopls of all this section To know
that he has quantity of nice mahog-
auy and nut pine wood-not to give
away but to sell.
W. II. Fillmore, an old-fime resi-.
dent If Cherry Creek, is about ~ pull
up and migrate TO his farm in Dakota.
One day last week party ofdrunk.
en- ccwhsys invaded Cherry Creek.
fired their pistols in the street and
otherwise isrrorized the people Of that
quiet town.
II never rains but il pours. For
several months Taylor had no judicial
officer. Now we have two. Harvey
Carpenter, Chief Justice, and j. Weber,
of Cherry Creek associate.
Several parties are digging wells in
the valley below. prospecting for
water If they find it in abundance
they will probably furnish it to our
people free next Summer.
In the District Court At Elko last
week, Silas Alquile, who killed Mike
Harran at Sprucemont on December
26th, plead guilty to manslaughier,
and was to be sentenced the following
day.
Oliver Drake and VIM. Reed, If
Eoerhardi, were in town this week.
lhsir Temporary quarters are at the
Monitor mill. They will shortly be-
come permanent residents Of Taylor.
The Sentinel says several business
INNS 10 Eureka propose to open branch
houses In Taylor in the Spring. This
nsld IS already we'll supplied, and Tay-
lor will have to boom some more
osicre outsiders can hope to move in
Win any show of success.
Taylor faro games are short.l lived
sualrs. Nearly every week the boys
double In on the niger" and clip his
cave short off. But the animal seems
" nav. wonderful vitality, far, as a
general thing, he turns up the next
night game as ever.
a party In from Spring Valley in
!, ,"'ln US that the prospects in the
Muncsy Creek mines. owned by Noe
soa others, are very promising. Judge
sy, OF Utah, 10 there, and he expects
20 eAllst Eastern capital in their dsvel-
'pment next Summer.
justice II. Carpenter, has qualified
sna. entered upon the discharge of his
~ Tuuss: tie tried his maiden case
thursday. Mr.. Carpenter is building
residence at the lower end of town,
~ when ready, will move his family