The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-12-29

Cat your smoked glassed ready TO
view the eclipse.
Fred Clark and Rod Mcleod are
down from the upper levels on jury
duty.
Farmer Burke is Forman of the
Grand J.r and w. N. McGill S C
rotary.
c. A. Mathewson of Hamilton, is
In on the Grand Jury. A nice gentle
man is Arthur.
Frank Newton and Pat Bonner are
down from the upper levels as menu
bers Of the Grand JURY
Judge Fitzgerald came in by yester-
day mornings stage from Eureka. He
had y cold ride.
A nice lot of rubber overshoes for
children, hoys and girls, ladies' and
gents wear, just received at Sol Hips
Ely store.
j. II. Marriott. Supt. of the Osceola
Gravel Mining Co, came in yesterday
morning to attend Court AS u Grand
Juror.
Treasurer-elect j. b. Williamson,
District Attorney o. II. Grey and
john Borcllert arrived from CHEEKY
Greek Thursday evening
Major Treece, District Attorney
elect, Is in from Hamilton lie is hav-
ing y residence built opposite Hayes
laundry.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
Eiv. An impronpiu dance was given
nj Munroas hotel III the evening. which
was II nice social affair.
Taylor is not tn he outdone hv
Cherry Creek in the New Year fesiiv-
itirs. The upper levels are 10 have n
wedding IF thtir own Ms an accom-
pnnian,cnt III the solhr &C il,e.
County Treasurer j.. n. Lockwood is
in from liamilian. To square accounts
aad turn the county safe ov"r II his
succrs,nr \ goad officer Mr.. Lock-
w"1d has ma,lc.
Don't fnrget to order your eoods
care B r Miller, Wells. Nevada, and
- SANG aill be forwarded with dis
> Ga.
II tns been showing of and on dur
ius the Nerl IT 10 time mere illsn
barely .vrring III arnnul. II La
not been srry cold cithrt.
Mis- Atars Breaky died in rinr..e
bat Wrtinrs,iny aiirr IN illness Il
two weeks She Wns II sister # Ms.
Nr>biit. vino dicl the week before.
Everybody takes pleasure in re-
turning small obligations; many 20
a. far ~ 10 aeknowl edg" moderate
ones: hut there i hardly my one
who does nj repay great obligations
with ingratiiutle.
Phoebe Record. DIR. Nesbitt WIS
called away suddenly To- White River
Wednesday morning 10 attend Miss
Levi, who va reported TO have sus-
tained severe injuries In being thrown
tram "A horse while attempting To ride
down n pack of coyotes. The herss
stumbled into n badger no ami fell.
throwing the rider forcibly over his
head.
North Taylor was shook rs If by n
mighty eruption 4 few days before
Christmas. II was. however. only n
local domestic upheval. and while the
air was rent ly fierce elementary dis
turbance, the earihed rem ined intact.
Geo. W. Ba8er. Esq. has a column
article in last Saturday Sentinel, dis
claiming having had ANYTHING 10 do
with the Government timber suits.
This is the second time Mr.. Baker
has Ind to explain this subject. The
CIVILIANS must be still pursuing him. :
Geo Payne. an old Eureka printer,
and foreman Of the Sentinel IN the
palmv DAYS of that camp, is now pub
fishing the Bulletin Mt Mountain
Home, Idaho. The copy of the paper
before US shows it to be in II flourish
ing condition. Good luck, George.
In the Mountain Home Bulletin we
find the following: Samuel Roach
and Harry Brown have leased Bill
Garretv's blacksmith shop in Noun
tain Home, and will hereafter conduct
wagon making and blacksmithing.
These gentlemen have recently come
from White Pine county, Nevada, are
good. reliable wcrkmen and ask the
patronage of this community.
There wa q shooting scrape at
Nhortv Cra.Iy al christmas mint thu