The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-25
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Mall opens 9 4. n. and closes Or. N.
keeiatsred mail closes Atm.

Commissioner Gallagher was in from
Duck Creek Thursday.
Vim. Hendrie, of Osceola, is s5ourn-
ing in Taylor.
The concentrators for the Ely Gold
Mill have arrived and they are being
set up.
W. II. Fillmore. Of Cherry Creek. is
the happy papa of a l9-pound baby
boy.
Leave your or lers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for. >
Eureka county's taxes for the pres
cnt is So 80 on each 800, which is
five cents higher than That of White
hine.
Get your costumes ready for the
masquerade on March 10th. See ad.
in another column.
It Is reported that The Grand De-
post mine in Spring Valley has been
sold to Eastern capitalists.
The County Commissioners are
making arrangements to move the
County Hospital from Hamilton to
Ely.
Sol Hip has just received large
invoice of genuine b.iar pipes-the
finest that ever came to Taylor.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, ETC., at Dave
FelseEthal's.
The Grand Army ball. Wednesday
evening. was largely attended by the
residents of Taylor and people down
the Valley. 1t was social and fnan-
cial success.
Good ore continues to block the
dump, ore house, slopes and levels of
the Argus mine. Additional teams
will soon be put on to haul the ore to
the mill.
f. Deputy Sheriff James Orr went over
te Spring Valley Tuesday to release
the attachment on McCufdy's property,
bonds having been given IN the case
The costs so far are said to be over 81
600.
Sol Hip has full supply If winter
goods arriving and 10 arrive. Call
and examine his prices. Also a full
line of groceries, &c.
On our first page will he found
Blaine's letter declining - stand in
before the National Republican Conven.
tion for the Presidential nomination.
As many Of our readers belong to that
party il is but justice IN set before
them the reasons given by their idol
ired leader for declining to lie their
candidate.
Dave bennett, who had been suffer
ing from severe attack of rheumatism
for some time went down the valley
couple of weeks ago. He came back
the other day, entirely relieved. Dave
SAWS he attended several social hops
with the country lassies. which, he
THINKS loosened up his joints and set
him all right.
The Elko witnesses. who went by
team, returned Thursday evening
They were fortunate in having fine
weather aud the trip was pleasant
throughout They bring no later
news than we have from our Eko ex-
changes, except that the Karnahan Jury
were out "a hours without finding a
verdict.
Those who heard and saw District
Attorney Loves management of the
Karnahau trial tell US II was an able
prosecution, and. notwithstanding he
had three able lawyers 10 contend
against for the defense, he more than
held his own in the forensic contest
He Is said to have made clear case
against Karnahan, whether the jury so
view II or rot.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
Our boys who have returned from
Elko speak highly of tho courteous
treatment received ut the hands of the
people of Elko. Especially are they
ardent in praise of Messrs. Bartlett &
Ostreigher of the Gem hotel and res
taurant, who, under heavy press Of
business, exerted themselves to make
our boys comfortable. The Gem pro-
prietors "are Gods noble men, is the
way the Taylor boys speak of them.
While Mr.. Otto Stein and family
were at the ball Wednesday evening,
some one got in through the back
door of the saloon and stole three