The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-03-10

"A
fran Ward To TAYLOR shortly.
Miss Rosa Mclaughlin has been en-.
gagged to teach the coming term oil tnt
Robinson school.
Freight teams came in from Toane
Tuesday, making the trip IN eleven
days.
Masks for the forthcoming ball. in
great variety. at Sol Hips.
The Exc Free Press says the Kar.
nakan case cost Elko county within a
few dollars Of $4,000.
Henry Hip was to reach here
Thursday, by way ut Cherry Creek,
but had tn anchor some where down
the valley from the storm. Hes got in.
A fine assortment of ready-made
clothing. boots, shoes, ETC., at Dave
FelseEthals.
Il Is rumored that another wedding
will soon come off in Taylor. But our
''little bird" has not yet chirpped at
our Window the time.
In the "sweet by-and-by," when We
get daily mail between here and
Eureka, we'll be happy, for we hope
TO get three or four out of the seven
anyway.
Two nice brides, the handiwork of
Ira Nc Knight Of Shekell's Ranch will
I've rafIled at the TAYLOR Brewery on
the evening of the 10th.
The Board of Court House Commits
sioncrs advertise in another column
for proposals. tn build County Hos
pital ut Ely. For particulars apply to
any member of the Board.
Leave your oricrs with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will he sent for.
Miss Clara Warren has opened a
private school at the public school
house and has quite a number of schol-
arr. The young lady is highly spoken
Of rs teacher.
Six deer came down from the noun
tains Tuesday and leisurely passed
within one hundred yards If the Opera
House. The Indians went after them,
but failed to bag any.
The young lldies Of Reno have or
gan'zed for the purpose Of giving II
grand leap YEAR party. and the young
iNen are now organizing for the pur-
pose of mutual protection.
REM wants the next Democrat State
Convention. We speak tor Ev. The
rising young town al Eastern Nevada.
Kcno has 80 MANY gooa things in the
past that she ought To give WAY this
time Ia her ambitious young rival on
Murray Greek
Sol Hip has full supply of gents.
ladies' ann childrcn's overshnes; rub
or boots for gents, ladies aud misses
The Sentinel saws Messrs. Lockwood
u Davis, of the Round Springs sheep
ranch have shipped 400 pelts from as
many of their frozen sheep, aud still
the work goes IN.
We are 10 receipt from the house Of
ID. N. Ferry & Co. Detroit, Mich, of
n package of seeds OF various kinds.
Also their annual. Their house is
widely noted in the seed line.
Bro. King. of the Southern Utah
Times, seems to have wearied of the
contest in Frisco, and thrown up the
sponge. The Salt Lake Tribune SAYS
he will try his journalistic luck in
Ogden.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examine
Dave FeIscnthal made trip to Os
ceola this week. He reports that
camp as very dull. But the present
storm has laid up such an abundance
Of snow in the mountains as will en-
sure plenty Of water for good sum
mer's work in Osceola.
Sol Hip and Dave McQuitty, Sr..
have each bought one-fourth interest
in the Warm Springs Ledge below Ely.
jake Henderson and Andrew MeQuitty
are the other owners. The prospects
in the mine. for the work done on it,
are ye-y 6attering.
The managers Of the bal masque are
using every effort to make il the most
brilliant affair of the kind ever seen in
Taylor. Mrs. Straus, the Eureka cos.
tuner, has been sent for, and writes
she will be here on the 14th. with q
varied assortment Of suits. Her prices
will be reasonable.
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