The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-23


Flags and Fourth of July decora-
tons at Sol Hips.
julius Skinner is in from Osceola.
He reports our neighboring camp
quite dull.
The Argus Company paid off on the
91st, thereby enlivening business a
little.
The weather continues cool, nights
and mornings. Slight frosts occur
every night.
The first new spuds came in from
Snake Valley this week. The old ones
are better yet.
Mrs. Cupid has an ad. 10 another
column. Size has full line of Fourth
of July goods.
That wedding we predicted cou-
ple of weeks ago hangs fire yet, but
look out for it asy day.
Patsy Harrington has given up the
fruit business and will leave shortly
for Butte, Montan,.
4 fine assortment OF ready-made
clothing, boots, shots, ETC., at Dave
Felsenthals.
DIR. Toland is in Cherry Creek. We
learn that the mining property at
Rat Hill, in which he intended to
inves,, ias gone by the board and all
work has been suspended.
Mrs. W. B. Graham has sold her
DRY goods business to Sol Hip. Mr..
Graham will move his fsmily to Ely
1spon as his new residence is COM
issa!.
tln Zip has about three tons of old
Liuco, which he will sell ut 81 per
of
The Reno Journal notes the arrival
of J. ID. Williamson, of Cherry Creek,
at that place. He was delegate
from Steptoe Lodge To the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Virginia City.
We hear that more cattle are being
found dead lshot) in Steptoe Valley.
II this business is not stopped some
people will land in the State Prison at
Carson sure.
Sol Hip has received the largest
and finest American flag ever brought
10 TAYLOR. /, i l3x24 feet and will
be thrown to the breeze ON the MORN
ing of the Fourth.
Phoebe Record Mrs. George
Fulks left Wednesday for Taylor,
where she will spend the summer
months with her sister, Mrs. T. Z.
Edwards.
Henry Reipc. of Ely, was married
in Eureka last Wednesday. The lady
is from Louisville, Kentucky. The
NEWS wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Riepe
long life acd happiness.
John Freehill, sou of Thomas Free
hill, of Duck Creek, is al the county
Jail, awaiting examination for COM
mittment to the asylum at Reno. Sher-
if Humphrey tells US the young mans
mania is of mild form, and he is not
locked up, but given the freedom of
the premises.
Leave your or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will besent for
Mr.. Mattios, of Battle Mountain.
has the sub-contract for carrying the
u. s. mail between Eureka and Tay-
Tor, seven times week, for $4,000
per year. Mr. Mattios came over the
route this week and was highly pleased
with the outlook. In six months
from now he will be likely to change
his tune and wish he had started q
daily paper in one-horse town, in
stead of mail contract for one-third
of what it is worth.
II is rumored that the Horn Silver
Mining Company of Frisco, who late
ly redeemed the Grantsville property
in Nye country, intend sinking a three
com partment shaft four hundred feet.
This is good news for EVANSVILLE.
J.R. Kendall, the well-known min
ing man, says the Reno Gazette, left
this morning for Eureka. He was
in attendance at the Grand Lodge of
Masons, which assembled at Virginia
City, combining business with pleas
ure. He departed to-day for Eureka.
Mr.. Kendall is hopeful of Eureka's
future, but has more confidence in
the developments that lie at the base
of White Pine Mountain.
When Sol Hip got upat the Fourth
of July meeting Thursday evening
and announced he would furnish the