The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-30

to-day.
Miss Lizzie Warren will be Goddess
of Liberty on the Fourth.
The weather during the week has
been hot, dusty and windy.
Flags and Fourth of July decora-
tons at Sol Hips.
John Henry returned from the East
Yesterday. He looks hale and hearty.
MANY of the laid off miners have
departed for other fields during the
week.
Lumber is very scarce in Ely and
many people who are building are
anxiously awaiting supply.
Mrs W. b. Graham has received
large invoice of 4th of July goods-red,
white and blue ribbons and sashes.
Misses Mercy Edwards and Mamie
RYAN (of Cherry Creek came in from
Salt Lake Thursday, where they have
been attending st. Marys Academy.
Taylor junction" jubilated with
100 guns Thursday evening over the
nomination of Harrison and Morton.
Upper Town didn't waste much pow
der.
The News acknowledge the compli-
ments of Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Reipe,
of Ely, who were married last week.
We drank to their prosperity.
Dave Jolly writes us from Tuscarora,
inclosing V for tie News. He says
there are lots of idle men there. Dave
wishes to be kindly remembered to
old friends in Taylor.
4 fine assortment OF ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, etc, at Dave
FelseEthal's.
Get the big tank and other imple-
ment of emusic" ready, boys. 1t will
come off sure before the Fourth. Give
him rouser, for he was very handy
at such work himself.
Hon. o. IL. Grey, of Cherry Creek,
has proclamation to the Republicans
of White Pine county in to-day's
News. 1t is worded legally as n doe
ument emanating from an aspirant
for District Attorney should be- Mr.
Grey is competent to fill the office to
which he aspires.
Sol Hip has about three tons of old
potatoes, which he will sell ut 81 per
sack.
Ii isn't pleasant to be woke up at
midnight by a bowling mob of drunk
en- squaws aud white men. in ones
back yard, but this is the experience
that the editor of the News has had
in the past week. Our local officers
should look after these mixed dlstur-
bers of the midnight peace.
Our "little bird" made "A big ety.
this week to give us n bit Of leap year
news. It's Alex. McDonold of Cherry
Creek and Miss Kate Matheson that
have joined hearts and hands. We
wish Alex and his fair bride (the lat
ter we do not know, long life and
happiness.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
chlldrens' hose. Call and examiner
"Can such things be and not cause
our special wonderment, is the way
We express ourselves on report that
has reached US from "A neighboring
town, relative to matter that has
gained currency here aud we'll as
there. No, we wonder whether this
report is true or false. We had rath-
or believe the latter.
The creditors of the Brooks estate
IN this county are to be paid in full.
The papers have been received a few
days ago from Attorney Deal of Yir-
ginia City for signature. on receipt of
which checks will be forwarded.
DIR. Herrick, of Hamilton, veteran
Republican of the old school, think
ing from the recent utterances of the
News that we were about TO turn a
somersault and land in the Republic
can camp, took occasion on hearing
OF the nomination of Harrison and
Morton, to send us supply of fine
wine and brandy to jubila.e on. Our
better half, who is as ardent as the
doctor in that political faith, took
charge of the "Toka," while we are
disposing of the brandy with there to
Won Doc