The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-01-07


Ten degrees below zcro early this
morning.
Leave your or lers with Sol Hip.
Goods not ia stock will besent for.
Mr.. Baum. of the Palisade Hotel,
who was burned out last week, lost
everything. He had no insurance.
The ball at the Opera House Non
day evening WAS very slimly attended.
Hut thew staid with it till 4 o'clock
in the morning all the same.
Sol Hip has full supply of winter
goods arriving and to arrive. Call
aud examine his prices. Also full
line Of groceries, &c.
Tho tax levy for 1888 has been lev
led the same as last year-$3 IS on
each one hundred dollars of taxable
property.
VIM. Hayes got the contract to move
all the county property in EIy-saies,
furniture, etc.-to the Court House.
VIM. c. Campbell, County Clerk of
Tehama county. committed suicide at
NeVhua lily Oh OIlIlstnlhs.
At the last meeting of the Board of
Com missioners 240 names were drawn
for the jury list of 1888. We will
publish the list as soon as We receive
IL.
The Trusees. owing to the prevail
ence of the measles. have decided to
postpone opening School until week
from next Monday (the 16th).
A tine assortment of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, ETC., At Dave
Felsenthal's.
Publishing paper with no mail for
week, is not calculated to make the
editor good-humored, happy or pros
porous. But that's what we are do
ing.
At this writing Saturday morning)
Taylor is blockaded on all sides. We
have communication with Ely and
that is all. No mails from Eureka or
Frisco have arrived since Tuesday,
Sol Hip has full supply of gents.
ladies' and children's oyershoes; rub
Der boots for gents. ladies and misses
We have delayed going TO press at
cur usual hour this week. hoping far
stage from Eureka, but it didn't
come.
The Osceola mail cama in on horse
back Friday night. but it made no
connection with Frisco or Salt Lake
The snow is very deep in Snake VAL
lev aud further east.
Newton & Fletcher. Mt the butcher,
shop, are getting in some small beevcs,
just the thing for families to take hy
the quarter. Sold at I cents pound.
George Williams. the toorkceper at
Sheldon's Hall, Salt Lake. was seri-
ously stabbed Christmas night by n
drunken fellow who was refused adj
mission To the hall
AT San Jose. according IN the news
papers of that town, water is as dear
as bread. Next we will hear of the
water companies of that place adulter-
Sting their water with native wine.
The rumor we spoke of in our last
issue, to the effect that draft would
be made in the Argus mine. had no
foundation whatever. Why should it,
as the property never looked better
than now.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
Will Fletcher, Miss Millick and
Mrs. Mathews arc down with the
measles, and the number Of the young
folks In the same condition would fill
half column. But all are getting
along nicely, and 20 far not n solitary
case has proved fatal.
A new Township, No.12 (Seligman)
WAS created by the Board of Commits
sioners Mt their last meeting. It's
boundaries are: from the north end
of White Pine range west 10 Eureka
county line, and south to Nye county
line. Frank Paul was appointed Jus
tice of the Peace for said Township.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
srders for almost any article requir-
ed.
A pleasant party was that given Mt
the Court House in Ely last Monday
evening. The attendance was not very
large, but they made up In enthusiasm
what they lacked in numbers. A good
supper was spread for the dancers At
Justice Munro's. Ely is making quite