The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-01-21


Leave your or icrs with Sol h.ip'
Goods not in stock will be sent LOT.
Mrs. Emery Briggs and sou are So
iourning in Los Angeles, California
The quarterly statement OF the Au-
ditor and Treasurer are published III
another column.
The boys haj lots of fun TUESDAY
,ight after the wedding 'serenading
around town with the "bass-est OF IN
struments.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing, boots, shoes, etc, ut Dave
FclseEthal's.
The weather is now quite pleasant,
but it looks as if getting ready for
another storm.
Mrs. Geo. r. Parker of Cherry Creek
has been very i'll for several weeks,
but is now ont of danger.
VIM. Mahoney and Mr.. Kallagher
came in from Frisco, Utah, by the last
stage.
Cattlemen in from White River tell
Us that stock is suffering for want of
feed since the late storm.
The Eureka mails continue toscome
In 80 hours behind time. The drivers
report the roads in very bad condition.
1t is said by parties in from Ham
ilton that lockwood & Davis are los
ing many of their sheep since the late
stnrm.
Sol Hip has a full supply Of winter
goods arriving and To arrive. Call
and examine his prices. Also full
line of groceries, &c.
4 pleasant social dance WAS given
at the Opera House Wednesday even
ing, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs.
4. w. Newton.
The Eureka Sentinel failed to put
in an appearance by las; stage. and
mary inquiries were made for it 10
learn more of the Paroni case.
The Taylor meat market ought Ia
l,e a solid institution hereafter. Both
tina young men ct the firm have taken
in life partners ~ "cieaye to- as LONG
ss they -four shall live"
Burns, ''the tramp who left here
over month ago, WIS badly frozen
during the late cold spell, while COM
ing from Phoebe to Frisco. We're il
hoi tor the stage driver picking him
UP Inc would have persisted.
Opers Till started in 1888 tn keep
UP iis already acknowledged reputa-
ton as the boss baby producer. This
being leap year it started In with q
girl If course. r. Bonner is the hap
py pnpa. Mother aud child are doing
we'll.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies'. misses and
cllildress' hose. Call and examine
Boss" Weber, who came in from
Cherry Creek Thursday evening, says
tho late cold snap was the severest
ever known in Cherry and Egan Can
yon. At the former place the mer
curry touched 30" below zero, aud at
the latter 500.
A note from Simpsons ranch in
forms us that John Kelly. the old man
whom we mentioned in our last as
being badly frozen, died on the i4th.
lie was not working for Mr.. Samp-
son, but for McCurdy and the Sheriff.
lie received the kindest treatment at
Simpsons and died without pain.
On the night of the 18th the stage
driver between Osceola and Aurum.
picked up a Chinaman who was badly
frozen and brought him to Simpsons.
His ears, mouth and one Of his feet
were severely bitten by the frost. He
Is still there unable to walk.
The Nevada Stage Company are
working hard TO get daily service
from Eureka to Taylor. They should
ct il, for then the PEOPLE on this
eld of the route might get mail Sat
urday night If they started out the
Sunday morning previous. For years
has this Eureka stage line failed in
Winter to carry the mails through on
anything like decent time. They
ought to he made to carry out their
contract or be cut off entirely.