The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-12-14

hay for sale.
We are having regular California
8 -..,her-raip. mud and slnsh. The
oldest inhabitant never saw anything
TEs il in Eastern Nevada ut this sea-
500 of the year.
Sol Hip has cleared awav his front
..o,sr counter to make room for aud
display his Christmas goods, OF which
he has large assortment.
Attorney Frank X. Murphy has re-
,nrned from his trip to Eureka. He
hroncht with him one of the latest
narrowed type-writers, though not ex-
,c,ly the kind we expected to see him
fetch along.
4 nice lot of Xmas goods are in
transit and will soon be displayed at
Sol Hips.
Geo. w. Lewis, sent from Elko for
a life term, has an application in for
nardon before the State Board. A lit
he too premature is this action of
Lewis friends.
Who SAYS the "bloodv chasm" is
mt brideed over. The Union Veter-
an, Of New Orleans attended the flu
neral of Jeff Davi 8, and their leader.
CAPT. Gray, sail he was a Soldier and
statesman.
After strenuous efforts, Sol Hip has
succeeded in getting an express money
order office in Ely. This is an accom-
modarion we have long needed and
will he appreciated by our people.
CIR. A. Bibbins is with us again,
and has opened boot and shoe max
srsshop in The building formerly oc-
cupiei oy ReedeI's barber shop. Bib
ba hrsi-class workman as well rs
good man generally.
7. B. Jaques of Toano. aud Mr.
Leach Of Cherry Creek. paid the News
Office visit Yesterday. Mr.. Jacques
10 on trip over his freight route. He
informs MS that the roads between
here aud Toano are 10 very bad con-
diiion.
c.S. King. the Ogden editor who
was shot by ex-Depuiy U S. Marshal
EIum, is recovering. King will get
there vet all the same. unless he stops
taking such lively interest in other
peoples domestic affairs.
What's 10 the windl Several lots
If new furniture have bern ordered
for bachelor residents Of Ely. and
houss-cleaning and paperiag is s"ing
On Rather AN unusual season for
such things, unless something out of
the usual order Is TO occur.
Some people labor under the erra-
psous impression that advertisements
are never read. But they are mis-
taken. Two weeks ago we inserted
a"siray horse" ad. for Ira Mcknight.
and Yesterday we received his note
fen Trs: "Stop thar adj: +. ID How
ard cam from Eureka aud got his
hofs. -
Jesse P.aslee mri with qui'ea pain
fol accident last Monday. being .icked
by horse just above the knee. He
was getting ready to leave for Phoebe
the next day. but the unfortunate oc-
currence has DELAYED his departure.
However, Jesse is hard man To keep
down and he his out 0gain.
The Cherry Creek people advertise
In our columns to-day grand free for
all Christmas ball. A prize ola beau:i-
. full gold watch aud chain will be put up
aud awarded the most popular lady.
The choice is to be decided by ballot.
The committee having the matter in
charge assure US they intend to spare
no pains or expense to make the ball
the finest local social event of 1880.
T. b. Jacques brought to our office
yesterday lean, lank, hungry-looklng
monster ola wildcat. which measured
10 inches from tip of tail to lip of
cars. Bob Peck killed the brute ut
Sheriff Bassett's ranch few night
ago. but before no killed 1877 chick
ems and 81 turkeys. Mr. Bassett's fine
poultry stock was annihilated by the
brute.
Fred Frank of CGur d'Alcne, and
ms brother Dick of Cherry Creek,
who have been tarryiDg with us for
the past ten days, returned to Cherry
tuesday. Their mission here was in
connection with Capt. Plummer look
ing toward the purchase of the Joanna
+. mine. Negotiations In that direction
are temporarily suspended.
The prospecting shaft Of the placer
Al. q 80