The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-21


days.
W.B. Graham left Thursday FOR
Civ to take charge of Sol Hips store
there. Billy's many friends in Taylor
wish him success at the county seat.
Leave your or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will he sent for.
VIM. Read. foreman of the Eber-
hardt. Monitor mine, who has been
ailing for some time. went to Eureka
and thence To California.
Judge Fitzgerald gave US q cal last
Tuesday. while on his WAY To Phoebe
To hold Court. He will open Court in
Ely on May 10th.
Hon. o. H. Grey, of Cherry Creek,
came over last Saturday and returned
Monday. His mission here was to sell
OF the effects of thu late Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 8. Grey, and in this he was sue
cessful.
Judge Rives passed through We'd
nesday evening en- route from Utah for
Eureka. He barely stopped Eere long
enough to shake hands with old
friends.
Airs. W. Is. Graham has received a
large invoice of ladies' and children's
Summer goods, hats, etc. Step in and
examine them.
DR.. Leek, the dentist, Is now in
Elko. He advertises that he will be
in Hamilton, Ely and Taylor next
August.
James Ranger, who has been for
soma time in poor health, fell off the
sidewalk Tuesday, receiving severe
cut under the sye. Ii was sewed up
and he rs now improving.
The Republicans of Taylor and vi
entity are called tn meet at the opera
House this Saturday evening to de-
eide on the delegates To be voted for
at the primaries ON the 25tb.
Sol Hip has full supply Of gentsss
ladies' and children's overshoes; rub
.r boots for gents. ladies and misses
The ball in aid of fencing the ceIn-
ctery was we'll attended and a real
uice time was had. The amount raised
was 1894 from nil sources. Part of
the amount was not from the sale of
tickets, but donation. Sol Hip
bought fftcrn-one for every dance
be INDUCED in.
The rireei-cleaning committee are
doing good work. Unsightly piles of
disea.e-broediDg garbage have been
hauled away, aud the work still goes
an. We predict that the benefcieni
result Of this work will he seen in the
health of tho community during the
present Summer.
4 nne assortment of ready-mado
clothing, boots, shoes, ETC.. at Dave
Felsenthals.
CT. Bosko, the rotund and jolly
San Francisco drummer, came in by
private conveyance with Judge FitZ-
gerald Tuesday aud went on TO Phoebe
the following day.
Senator Stewart has the News
thanks for valuable public documents.
We never hear any more from Jones
or Woodburn. Wonder if they are
alive. II they are il is precious little
they are doing for Nevads.
Patsy Harrington has bought Doc
Meek's fruit store, and authorizes rs
90 say that he will keep full stock
of fresh fruits, candies, cigars aud to-
bacco. From this on he will have
fresh fruit by every stage.
Mrs. Neil Munroe and Miss Rosa
Mclaughlin, of Ely, barely escaped
serious accident last Sunday evening
when driving into Taylcr. At the
school house one of the tugs came
loose and the horses ran away. Both
ladies were thrown out and the buggy
somewhat demoralized when il struck
Mr.. Sillyman's house. Fortunately
the occupants sustained no serious in
jury.
We were shown letter the other
day from Los Angeles stating that a
band of horses belonging to Mike
Mccormack and John st. Clair of
white Pine county, were sold there
recently. The horses were stolen and
their owners will probably 60 to Los
Angeles to replevin them.
The Ely Gold Mining and Milling
Company shipped this week three
bars of gold bullion, valued at $2,4s5.
This amount was produced from 212
tons Of ore, an average of about Eli 10
mar ton Thu amount heinz lost in tha