The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-03-17


Yates who was very i'll yesterday
morning is much better.
Joe Lander has 100 cords Of pine
wood which he will deliver at the
market rates.
Two pay .days-the Argus and Mon
itor-Thursday made our town lively.
The Seventeenth of Ireland was
ushered in "a hours ahead of time In
Taylor this year.
A fne assortment Of ready-mafo
clothing, boots, shoes, etc., at Dave
Felsenthals.
The weather is getting warm and
the Spring "ftes" have commenced.
The cooler Is being brought into
use earlier than usual this year. An
early Spring.
Mrs. II. C. Noe died in Spring VAL
ley on the 9Th instant. Hers was a
sad taking of, leaving as she did
husband and seven children 10 mourn
her loss. The youngest is . babe only
month old.
Mails. We get none, only when IL
pleHses their majesties, the German
and "Rooshan" (Sadler and Torre) to
send Us one. Uncle Sam Is not in the
mail business in Eastern Nevada.
Henry Sweetappls. formerly the
we'll known superintendent of the
Martin White mine at Ward, died in
Florida some months ago. This We
learn from Henry Hin, who received
letter from Mrs. SweetApple last
week.
Captain Sol Hip is the way to adj
dress him now. He ranks as such in
the n. n. G., and is assigned IN duty
As Aid-de-camp On tie staff of Brig.
adler General Thomas +. Haley.
Leave ysur or iers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
An insipient insurrection occurred
In Taylor In the "wee smA' hours" of
Friday morning. Capt. Hip called
on Major Davis and wanted the Me-
va,la National Guard put under arms.
Fortunately at that point Sher # Hum.
phrey appeared upon the scene and
prevented any bloodshed
Sol Hip has full supply Of gents,
ladies' ami children's ovcrShops: rub
rr boots for gents. ladies and misses
Sheriff and Mrs. Humphrey were in
town yesterday. He sirucl, job the
first thing in commanding the pc.ce
and dignity of the commonwealth.
"Rrx." King at the Carnival, and
his faithful subjects, held y grand
masquerade ball ~ the Opera House
last evening. As Ills Majesty" failed
to extend the common couriesies to
the press, he will have To look else-
where for z orlticaiion.
Sol Hip has received = splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examine"
Mike Ahearn has the News scribe's
thanks for nice mahogany "kipeen
Of q sihick cane. Mike, we'll
stay with you ssme more If they try
to jug" you without cause.
Many good people ara anxiously
waiting the seond coming of Chris.
But, like the Eureka mail line, the
the Prophets and Apostles have not
figured down the exact time by few
hundred thousand years. Have pa
thence brethren; the Redeemer will
come, and 80 will the Eureka mail
sometime between now and the Gree
Judgment Day!
A false report was started Yesterday
10 the effect that j. s. Wheatleys
children had the smallpox. A NEws
reporter, who IL not afraid of "sbesl
or his coharts," visited the family and
found the report to be wholly untrue.
But scare is better than hurt. and
we would advise all eur people to get
vaccinated.
We dislike to saw anything bad of
our neighbors. We would rather be
Shem and Japath, who covered their
fathers nakedness when he drank too
much of the wine after leaving the Ark,
than his son Ham who made sport Of
him; but the Holy Book does not tell
us that Noah made regular business
Of exposing his frailty. "Man Is frail,"