The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-09
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Can't. Frank Drake is said to have
started from Mexico to London.
Leave your orders with Sol Hip
Gesds not in stock will be sent for. y
H. A. Comins is said to be an aspi-
rant for State Senator. The ablest
man the party has got.
Mrs. John Wearne of Cherry Creek
has returned from her trip to Sacra-
mento, Cal, much improved in
health.
A fine assortment ot ready-made
Clothing, boots, shoes, etc, at Dave
FelseEthal's.
Farmer Burke of Schellbourne was
In TAYLOR few days ago The old
granger looks hale and hearty as a
score of years ago. He says he is out
of politics this year.
VIM. Bader's little boy, who has
been at the German hospital in San
Francisco under treatment for hip
disease, returned home this week,
much improved
Ely will probably take both County
Conventions this Fall. The new
county seat is fast learning the art of
forming political rings.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examines
Taylor Republicans, or at least
portion of them, are not in high glee
over the convention going 10 Ely.
But ii is case of TO the workers
belong the spoils."
If the people of Taylor are going to
do anything toward celebrating the
Fourth OF July it is tine they were
at it.
Miss Grace Partly of Eureka was
married to A. p. Gallwey at thar place
ON the 5th. The young lady's many
friends in White Pine wish her hap
piness.
b. B. Bird is prospecting for more
water ut his spring east of Taylor.
The Indications are favorable Tor an
increased supply
Spring vegetables are very slow
canning 10 from the valleys this season.
Ranchers say the Spring is very back
ward for garden truck.
SOL Hip is now prepared To fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ell.
We have a lot of garden seeds at
the News office, sent US by Senator
Stewart, which rsnchers can have by
calling for them.
The McCurdy ranch in Spring Val
ley, with or without the stock, is of
fered for sale. See ad. in another
column.
The Cemetery Committee have per-
fected arrangements to have the lum-
Der on the ground in few DAYS and
the fence will be put up as soon as
possible.
James Liddle writes from his ranch
near Paso Robes, Cal, that he has a
fine crep of fruit. and winds up by
saying he is sparkling little bewitch-
ing California maiden.
Sol Hip has full supply of gents,
ladies' and children's oversh0es; rub
or boots for gents, ladies and misses
Elko 10 without County Clerk, the
incumbent's bondsmen having drawn
off for "obvious reasons" which in
terpreted means too much gambling.
Miss Nellie Holland of Robinson
has been very i'll during the past week
and not expected to live. At last ac-
counts her condition was not much
improved. DR.. Hagar is with her.
Chas. Stein is disposing of his large
stock of wines and liquors at very
low figures. If you want anything
In his line at your own price call on
him.
There was no meeting Of the Board
Of Commissioners Monday, Mr.. Boyle
not having put In an appearance, Mr..
Muir also being absent. This is to
be deplored as . county official want
ed TO resign and two men are aching
to step into his shoes.
To r. w. Simpson, formerly of the
Reflex, the NEWS editor Is indebted
this week for helping hand. The
only drawback in having Bob as a
helper Is, every time he goes for a
type he does so as If hitting . drill
aud shakes the Office as if moved by
miniature earthquake.