The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-02
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The weather continues cool and
damp, with occasional showers.
The District Court at Ely, after
session of twenty-one days, adjourned
Thursday
Leave your orders with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for. =
We learn that Hon. o. II. Grey has
been appointed Deputy District At
torney. as Mr.. Love expects to resign.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has organized by eecting ex-
Governor Adams Chairman aud 7. J.
Dunno, Secretary.
a fine assortment OF ready-mado
clothing, boots, shoes, etc, at Dave
FelseEthal's.
Are we going to celebra te the Fourth
of Julyi If SO it is time that steps
were taken looking to that end.
3. B. Bird has resumed charge of
his corral and water business, Mr..
Warren's contract having expired.
Read his ad. in another column.
VIM. Horton, an old Duck Creek
granger, but now of White River, WAS
in town Thursday. VI. HIS old friends
are always glad to see him.
The News was short-handed this
week, our assistant, Jimmy Baird be-
ing taken very i'll. which throws US
behind time. He is getting better.
w. C. Gallagher has been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate IF the
late N. Kinsley, and David Felsen-
thai of the estate of Charles Busy.
Sol Hip has full supply of gents,
ladies and children's overshees; rub
er boots for gents, ladies and misses
Many people ask us if we know
anything about when the Brooks es-
tate will be settled up. Tosuch qner-
les we can only answer no. Such bus
i'ness is always slow.
According to School Census Mar
shal Fitzpatriek's report the number
of children between the ages of and
ls years in Taylor District is G3; boys
80, girls 81.
II. c. Tandy. the we'll known pho
lographer, arrived from California
Ibis morning Silver State. II Mr.
Tandy would come TO Taylor he would
do good business for a month OF six
weeks.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens hose. Call and examine
The attention of saloon men, far.
mers, stockmen. miners and the public
in general Is called 10 the ad. of chas.
Stein in another columns. lie means
business, aud will sell his stock at
whatever it will bring. Go and see
him.
Returning witnesses from the Step
toe creek water suit at Ely tell US they
can form no idea as to its merits be-
tween the parties. They say it is the
worst mixed up affair they ever heard
Henry and Fred Hip. of San Fran
cisco, have been in town for several
days. This is Fred's first visit to
White in seven years. We are pleased
to see him hale and hearty.
Decoration Day was observed in
Taylor by Doneson Post G.. 4. r.,
and our citizens generally. A heavy
shower came down while the exercises
were going on at the cemetery, which
made them shorter than they other
wise would be.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ed.
C. s. King. of the Ogden Daily
Union, came in by way of Osceola
on Wednesdays stage. After looking
around Taylor he went down to Ely
and returned yesterday, leaving for
home this morning. He says his new
venture at Ogden promises we'll.
First in the field. In to-day's issue
of the NEWS A. NJ. Vanderlip of
Cherry Greek throws his banner to the
breeze as candidate for County Re-
cerder of White Pine county, subject
TO the decision of the Republican
County Convention. Van is Al book
keeper, and first-class man in every
respect, barring his politics.
The Cemetery Committee had a
meeting Thursday night and gave the
contract for furnishing lumber for the
fencing to VIM. Hendrie. 1t will be
a pailing fence. The Committe is
short of funds and would be pleased