The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11

James McOmie is moving his house
from North Taylor TO Ely.
Flags were placed at half mast here
Thursday morning, on receipt of the
death of General Sheridan.
Johnny Cupid has gone down to
Silver King District to look after his
mining interests there.
Leave your or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for. =
The Ely Gold Mining and Milling
Company are going to put pans in
their mill
Otto Stein is the authorized agent
of his brother Chas Stein to collect
all debt in Taylor due Charles.
Angus Urquart and Frank Cook,
two Argus miners, are at work in
Park City, Utah.
"Milk-shake," an invigorating tenn
perance drink, for sale at the Taylor
drug store. Step in and try it.
The experts expected here last Sat
urday to examine the Argus property
have not yet put in an appearance.
DR.. Campbell has been called to
Cherry Creek to attend Mrs. A. d.
Mcdonald, who is very i'll with noun
tain fever.
Sol Hip has received a splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examine.T
Nearly all the late Argus miners
have departed for other fields, and as
a consequence our town is very dull.
Mcdonald & Harris, of the Fashion
saloon, Taylor, have purchased Bas-
sets saloon in Ely. They took pos
session last Thursday.
NJ. B. Garaghan. who has been
rusticating by the Atlantic seaboard
for the past two months, is expected
home in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Browns two
months old baby died at O'Clock
Sunday morning. The funeral was
largely attended.
White Pine Democrats are fighting
shy of this Falls campaign. Not one
seems to have the backbone TO step
into the political arena. Nor we can
we blame them.
Sol Hip is now prepared TO fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ed.
Nike Harrington, an old stand by of
this camp, pulled out Thursday in his
own vehicle for cruise among the
camps of the State. He went pre-
pared to camp wherever night over
takes him.
They had a grand ball at Ely last
night, to which this scribe hal cor
dial invitation, but we could not 20.
OF course they had a good time.
We regret tn learn that Katie, the
little daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ". n.
McGill, is very sick. Her grand
mother, Mrs. Yates, went down To the
ranch yesterday morning to see her.
Justice Ftton, Registry Agent of
TAYLOR Precinct, desires us to give
notice tn voters that the registry boeks
for the Fall election are now open at
his Office. Go prepared to take that
anti-polygamy oath.
Ely beats the record for babies,
Three in one week, w. b. Graham
being the last papa made happy. At
this rate, without any outside emigra-
ton, the county seat is bound to be-
come populous in few years.
We heartily indorse the following
from the Sentinel: The Mattos Bros
run daily line of the most comfort
able stages to be found on top of the
earth between Eureka ami Taylor,
stopping each way at Mrs. Sheckel's
house for dinner, where you get a fine
country meal that is hard to beat any
where.
We did not receive the White Pine
News of last Saturday, bat learn that
the paper has been removed from Tay-
lOr to Ely, which probably accounts for
its non. appearance.- Sentinel. No,
neighbor, we have not got there yet,
but we are building a nice Office for
the NEWS at the county seat. and ex-
pect to get there shortly.