The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-16


the weather has made in the past
week.
Leave yeur orders with Sol Hip
aeods not in stock will be sent for.
TAYLOR Democratic have not ten
Unused" to any great extent over the
St. Louis ticket and platform.
Mrs. W. Hendrie, of Osceola, has
returned home, after six months
visit to California.
The NEWS is indebted to NJ. b.
Garaghan for special dispatch an
nouncing the nominations Of the st.
Louis Convention.
VIM. Barry, of the Salt Marsh, is
In town, looking as ifthe threatened
reduction in wool tariff did not worry
him much.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing, boots, shoes, ETC., at Dave
FclseEthal's.
P. II. Cannon of Sprucemont, re-
joices in being the papa of twins. The
Two little stranger put IN their APP
pearance a couple of weeks ago.
John Henry has been looked for from
Los Angles for several weeks to
straighten out the tangled web of his
business here.
The Argus payday will not prob
abaly come off before the Goth, Mr.
Underhill having gone to Cherry
Creek.
John Weber is up from Ely. He
reports the county seat quiet but pros
porous. They are thinking of cele-
brating the Fourth.
Most of the cattlemen in this Sec
tian are now out in the hills driving
the stock into the valley, preparatory
IL general rodeo.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
chidrens' hose. Call and examiner
Sickness in the family Of Cnmmiss-
Toner Boyle was what prevented his
attending the last meeting of the
Board.
Mrs. j. L. Moore, of Cherry Creek,
hns gone IN San Francisco IN see her
mother, Mrs. Gas idy, who is not ex-
pected To live.
=. l.. s,enstrom, nm old resident of
Cherry Greek, is gong to Spruoemont
To go into business. lie writes us that
Cherry is very dull ri present.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
orders fer almost any article requir-
cd.
A correspondent writes us from
Aurum that James Sampson gave a
dance there one night last week,
which was a grand affair. A large
crowd was In attendance and 4 jolly
good time bad.
We have received an invitation from
Cadet Stockle to attend the hop of the
graduating class of 1888, at West Point
Military Academy, of which he is
member, which came off June 8th.
A. G. Cleveland and Charley Wal
lace of Eureka came in Sunday. If
il were later in the campaign, we
would attribute some political connu-
biation to these noted politicians.
From 90 to 90 men could find en-
ployment in Mason Valley harvesting
the hay crop. The ranchers would let
the Piutes go if they could get white
men.
II. b. Eastman, of Boise City, Idaho,
has secured the contract for carrying
the mails on the Eureka-Taylor route,
daily, for 1854. Service will begin
July LIST. The contract price is very
low.
The card of DR.. Pinching, now res
ident Of Cherry Creek, appears in
another column. lie comes from
San Francisco and brings first class
credentials. The people of Northern
White Pine are to be congratulated
on having resident physician.
An bly, correspondent writes US
that wedding will soon take place at
Robinson, the parties to which will be
a Steptoe Valley young man and
young lady of the aforesaid place.
The set of cutlery presented to the
purchasers of Silver Prize Baking
Power, sold at Dave Felsenthal's,
was drawn by No. 80, and won by
W. e. Bench, the young man who
drives Birds water wagon.
Mrs. NJ. Cochran, of North Taylor,
who has been In Salt Lake under