The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-11
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8IIlObt Oolhy 1piihk'
Mrs. w. b. Graham has gone on
visit to Cherry Creek.
Don't fail to attend the Rosette
Party Tuesday evening.
The Karnahan-Owens trial will
commence in Elko next Monday.
Miss Alice Caroihers has been en-
gagged to teach the coming term OF the
Schellb0urne school.
Leave ysur orr ers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for. '
Our young friend. John Weber, who
has been "under the weather" for u
week IL out again.
Potatoes have "riz." They now
command three cents a pound in Tay-
Tor.
Superintendent Of Schools, DR.. Her
rick. has gone to San Francisco to see
the sights and renew his youth.
We made an error in the letter of
Mr.. Wrinkle. pertaining to the Brooks
estate, in our last. Instead Of having
5000 on hand, he has 81 200.
VIM. Borthwick left by Tuesdays
stage for Yuma, Arizona, where he
will be employed in J. F. Cupid's
mine.
4 fine assortment Of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, etc., at Dave
FelseEthAl's.
c. VI. Thackston. Esq. of Hamilton,
lately passed creditable examination
and Was admitted to the bar by the
Supreme Court of Nevada.
Donelson Post No. %, g. A. A., adj
Sertise a ball on Washington's birth
day. Everybody knows they always
give nice parties.
Our thanks are due State Controller
J. +. HaIlock for copy of the Con-
troilcr's Annual Report for the fiscal
year ending Dec. 81. 1887.
Sol Hip has full supply Of winter
goods arriving and tn arrive. Call
aud examine his prices. Also full
line of groceries, &c.
Next Tuesday will be st. Valentines
DAY. A varied assortment of valen-
tines to express the tender passion can
I've had ut Mrs. J. r. Cupids. Now.
young ladies. As this 10 leap year, it
Is your say.
A nice Log Cabin silk quilt will be
raffied At Mr.. Readers barber shop AT
3 o'clock on the evening of the 10Th.
All who hold tickets are requested TO
be on hand.
J. B. Williamson and r. A. McCor-
nick paid Taylor and the News office
a friendly call on Thursday. They
represent Cherry az keeping up its
lick, with better prospecte for the
coming season.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Rosa Mclaughlin, teacher of the Tay-
Tor school. who WAS quite Ill last week
Il all right again and opened her
school last Monday.
Warren & Craw advertise their cor
raj, livery, water and wood business
In another column. They are live
business men, and deserve . liberal
share Of the public patronage.
Newton q Fletcher, our enterpris-
ing meat men. realizing that beef Is
getting tough. have purchased lot of
nice, fat mutton, which they will sell
in quantities to suit their customers.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
ehildrens' hose. Call and examiner
Many people believe that an editor
cannot keep . secret. If half the
shortcomings OF other people that arc
daily poured into our ear should find
. place In these columns "shrol'
would ne popping. Our aim is to let
private affairs severely alone. We find
trouble enough in exposing the irreg-
ularities that concern the public.
The witnesses In the Karnahan-
Owens case left by Big Sims teams
Sunday morning. There were fifteen
of them, MS jolly n crowd as ever rig
ged . prairie schooner. We heard
from them at Cherry Creek, which
port they had made with full sail aud
favorable breeze. When our inform
ant left they were having q friendly
tussel with Jim Henry's Royal Bengal
tiger. Well bet tho Asiatic animal
will get his claws clipped.
Tho was no quorum at the meeting
Of the Board of Commissioners at Ely
last Monday. But there was quorum
Of tho Board Of Court House Commits