The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-01-14
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open next Monday.
Leave yeur or iers with Sol HIP.
Goods not in stock will be sent for'
Charley Pritchard. Constabie a.
Hamilton. has thrown up tho billet
aud gone to TuScarora.
sleigEing and coasting are tine' and
the young folks, and some OF the ola
ones too, are enjoying the fun.
Scarlet fever is epidemic In Winnie
mucca. and the schools are closed IN
consequence.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, etc, at Dave
Felsenthafs.
DR.. Campbell went out TO Osceola
Thursday, in answer 10 call from
Boon Tiltord, who is very i'll and not
expected to recover.
"Boss" Weber went over to Cherry
Geek Thursday. When he returns
w1will get some news from our friends
at the other end of the valley.
The Phoebe Record says; Chas.
Stein. of Taylor, is 10 town doing as
sessmsnt work on the Black Prince.
The Argus mill had to shut down
last week. the heavy. snow bringing
the ore teams to a stand still. They
have started in hauling again.
Sol Hip has received = splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examine
DIR. II. Hagar has been appointed
county physician of Eureka at a salary
of $i25 per month. We are pleased
to see the doctor on deck again, after
his long seige Of sickness.
Elko Independent: When you have
to pay s. an hour for = one-horse
sleigh, it's easy to understand what is
meantBy q revenue cutter.
There were SO births, 81 marriages
and 80 deaths in Eiko county last
year. In Storey county there were 81
births, SO marriages and 100 deaths.
District Attorney Love has gone to
Elka 10 have the cases ef Karnahan
and Owens set fr trial. They will
not probably come up before the mid
die af February.
D The late cold weather Is over. Mon.
dsy morning The mercury in Tavlor
registered coo below zero. and NJ the
Argus mill aud Ely, We are told, IL
went down Ia $50.
Sol Hip has fill supply If winter
goods arriving and tn arrive. Call
and examine his nrices. Also full
line NJ groceries, &c.
Sheriff Humphrey came in from
Spring VALLEY Thursday afternoon.
where he has been turning over Samp-
sons sheep. lie reports the storms
over there more severe than on this
aide of the range.
The measles are wearing themselves
out, having hut little more material to
work on. Dan Mcdonald. J r. Mid.
d,eian and Carl Raht were the latest
adults taken down. They are now
about over with it.
Our little bird, who travels in the
wake OF Cupid's darts. sang US another
merry little ditty Yesterday afternoon.
The wedding Is TO be Tuesday evening.
And as the little elf few away, he
ehirped: "And another our in Spring
Valley as soon IS these cruel measles
allow"
Sol Hip has full supply Of gents,
ladies' and children's overshoes; rub
Der boots for gents. ladies and misses
The account we give In another
column of the doings of a band of
Eureka "vigilantcs" reads more like
the hellish deeds Of band of Apache
Indians than anything else. For free
and enlightened citizens of the State
If Nevada To commit such crime is
q shame and disgrace to our State.
Andy Guilford. who used to live at
Duck Creek, but for the past five
years a resident Of Chamberlain, Da-
k"ta, is now resident Of San Diego.
Gal. Tie wants the News ne all old
White Piners do. Andy wishes to be
remembered to all old friends.
Our Eureka mails are still of an un-
certain tenure. We had but one mail
last week, and last SATURDAYS mail
did not reach here till Wednesday
evening, and wc expect no more before
Sunday. There is very little excuse
for the delay this week, as the weather
IL fine. and with a little exertion and
better stock the contractors could
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