The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-03-03
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The latest silver quotation was SO.

The latest silver pu0laliph y" 40 ~"
Miss Hattie Gilbert, of Duck Creek,
is visiting with Miss Gertie jackson.
Quite a number of Tayloritcs wert
down to the ball at Ely last evening
March came in sqnally and contin-
ues 50 far to be of very uneven tenn
per.
Masks for the forthcoming ball. in
great variety. at Sol Hips.
The Carson Appeal asserts that there
four cases of smallpox in Cande.arla.
sipce the reduction In price, every
body is talking of going to the mas
qneradc ball.
A. Quillisy has leased w. X. Bus
setts saloon and will open it in few
days.
T. C. Poujade is having his Ward
residence taken down and moved to
Ely.
Leave ysur orders with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Mrs. Robert Briggs, of California,
Is on visit to her sister, Mrs. McGill
at the Monitor ranch.
Mrs. Mary Englert, wife of prom
inent resident of Eureka, died there
last week of rheumatism of the heart.
Three teams are now engaged in
hauling ore from the mine to tue Ar
gus mill, which was started up last
Wednesday.
Willie Peters, after an absence of
more than year, put in his appear
ance in these parts a few days ago,
and was heartily greeted by his many
friends.
DR.. Campbell brought in N. Kinsley
from Duck Creek few DAYS ago He
Is in poor health, and the doctor is
having him kindly cared for 10 his
own family.
The iron doors for the vaults in the
Court House have been shipped from
San Francisco, and will be put in as
soon as they arrive.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, ETC., at Dave
Felserthal's.
Where will the go nowY As n rem.
edy to escape prosecution, the o Me!
brthers have stipulated To leave Elkn
county in thirty DAYS. Will they re-
turn 10 White Pinef Hardly.
Eastern Sunday will come on the
first day of April this year. II is i'm
possible for il to come but one week
sooner. II is an old saying that All
early Easter M early Spring.
sol Hip has full supply NJ winter
goods arriving and to arrive. Call
and examine his prices. Also n full
line of groceries, &c.
Judge Munro, of Ely, paid visi, to
the "upper levels" yesterday. lie tells
Us Postmaster Riepe had his garden
plowed up last week, planted his early
spuds, squashes. beats, etc. They are
now covered with five inches of the
beautiful" but Dick says it will help
the seedlings sprcut.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
We hope the next time the Eureka
tar bucket brigade INDUCES in ''lit-
tie pleasantly" of the Paroni style,
they will strap the Taylor mail on their
victims back and start him this way.
With "his trousers down and his
hands tied behind his back, T" he would
come in twenty hours ahead of the
Nevada Stage line.
While Postermaster General Dick
inson is furnishing additional help for
the mail service in Southern Califor-
mia, we wish he would order couple
ofold plugs that could walk four mile
an hour for the Eureka mail line. A
dozen nuts" would also wonderfully
expedite the service, so that when "a
''nut' got lost 1t could be replaced
without going twelve miles to look
for it.