The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-04


The weatlle for the past few days -
since the recent showers-has been
cool aud p pleasant.
Mrs. Wneatley and children arrive
home from San Francisco this MORN
ing.
Miss Gertie Jackson has been quite
III during the past week; but, We are
pleased to ncte, is now improving.
Leave your or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not 10 stock will besent for. '
Henry Hip telegraphs from San
Francisco that he is the papa OF big
baby boy. Mother and child doing
we'll. Henry rather shaky.
The Taylor public school was clos
ed last week, the number of pupils
attending being too small to warrant
a further expenditure of the fund. 1t
will not be reopened before Oct. lst.
Dan McKennon, late of the Argus
mill, has purchased Heusser's black
smith shop in Ely, and started in bus
mess. We wish Dan success. He Is
afirst-class workman.
Sol Hip has purchased the dry
goods stock of Mrs. Graham, and q
department of that line Is now added
to his Ely store.
4 fine assortment OF ready-mads
clothing, boots, shoes, ETC., At Dave
Felsenthal's.
Geo. d. Saxton. Of Canton, Ohio,
who is the principal owner of the
Canton mines near Ely, paid that
section visit last week. He return
ed hume by way of Cherry Creek.
John r. Cupid, WHO has been en-
gagged in developing gold mine
down near Yuma, California, returned
home last week. lie says that warm
climate agreed with him, but he shiv-
ers here every morning.
It il stated that VI. b. Gtraghan
while on his summer cruise West ami
East. has purchased the taiiing pile
At the Martin White mill in Ward.
They will most likely be worked by
Poujade & Gara2ham this Fall.
Twenty-one tons of ore, from the
the Argus mill with tie pan process.
worked we'll. 1t is probable tho
company will put in pans in their Ely
mill.
Two mining experts from the East
Erc expected here in day ar tw" 10
look At the Argus mines. Their mis-
sion il with Z view IF reporting 10
capitalists who think of purchasing the
property.
Another Temp year affair rung itself
in on W, "nnbeknownst' last week.
while We were on flying VISIT 10
Cherry Creek. II WAS Charley Craw
aud Mamie Taylor who joined hearts
and hands this time. The NEWS
wishes them good luck.
Jack Walker, who Was fined 81 900
At the last term of Court. and who
has since been in jail at Ely. was par
doned by the Board of Pardons at
Carson last week and liberated Sat-
urday. We believe this act of elem
encv by the Board was justly exer-
cised.
The Republican County Central
Committee lyertise the programme
for the Primaries and County Con.
ventinn in the News to-day. Politi-
cans take notice that the Fall COM
paign is in motion.
Sol Hip has received a splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
Bro Simpson Of the "Brown Bull"
met with a painful accident a few
DAYS ago. While splitting a mahog-
any stick to use in his forge II
few up and struck him in the face,
cutting deep cash under the eye.
We are sorry for Roberts mishap.
Some friend. wishing to pay Capt.
Sol Hip a doubtful compliment, sent
him a picture of Chief Justice Fuller,
with the captains name neatly en-
graved under it. The resemblance
between the Judge and Captain Is
very striking, only the former Is as
hom' ly as sin, while the latter is
perfect Adonis.
Dan McLane, an old resident Of
White Pine county, writes rs form
eomerville, Mass, that he is comfort
able located there. He met Capt.
Drake on his way to London. Dan
wishes to be kindly remembered to
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