The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Sol Hip was down from the upper
levels Tuesday lie reports times very
dull up there.
Mrs. Neil Munro has been quite III
far the pas. two weeks, the result ut I"
bad cold.
They are now wheoping il up III
Reno. All the youngsters have whpop'
ing cough.
As fine II lot If dressed beef rs "
ever saw is now hung up in the EN-
butcher shop.
House. Graham aud Wcbers ire mr. :
pairing tn put up asupply Office for the
summer.
Eugene Y. Robinson, "f Srligman.
il reported t. liay" purchased half The
Dimmick mine at Eureka.
If you want paper of pins or n
quartz mill, he sure and order VIA
Wells, care b. f. Miller.
II. Williams. of the Ivers ranch.
pa srd through Tuesday, Ell route f"r
home, after Il trip West.
Assembly hill No. To adv"riis'
for the redemption of White Pine
county scrip-lIas been signed by the
Governor.
Ass.mblyman Ri-pe voted for the
lottery hill. aud McQni'ty against i.
II il measure on which honest men
may diff r.
Tie days are growing percrpfibly
longer. and the mt. nse cold wealth.
of tn. past three weeks haas moderated
considerably, though !, is sill very
cold nights.
seem To similarly situated.
A nice 1t of rubber nvershoes for
children. bnvs and girls, la'lir4 and
gents wear, just received ut Sol Hilps
Ely store.
We are indebted tn Senator Conn
ms, Asemhlymen Ricpe. McQnitiy and
Cheney for Stat. aud Legislative docu-
ments of interest in priui ship.
There are two bnardrrs 1T the Hot j
De Basset,. Harry Camnbell, and y
Chinaman sent dawn from Taylor for
selling whisky Ia Indians.
Max Shnef.'. of the Brewery sa-
loon. is putting np a barge qnanty nj
nice ICE. II j. brought from The lake
aud will come gnnd NEXT summer
Tie two nest takers in the Stat.
S,.n dr aud leaders If the pnliiical
wings ~ which they belong are Sent-
tor cnmins republican. and senator
SAWYER, ID mnerat. &C rsnn Tribune.
The semi annual app"rtonmcnt Of
State school maaevs has been made.
White Pine county. with 339 school
children. gets $iI74 81. This VIZ
take from the State Superintendent
rrr"rt.
List Monday Geo-ge n. Fr"elani
reached El<n With iw" Cur Dads If
horses fnr shipment Ia SaIsm.nio.
The horses were attached by ropes
and haliers Ia two wagon loads nf hny
an which they fed during their long
trip across the country .-Elko Ind.
Dick Franks, Thomas Kenny. Mas,'
Scramlin aud John Tw.ni, man, nil Of
Cherry Creek, passed through town
Tuesday en- route for Ariz ma. They
hal n twa-hnTse team AID were we |
provided with all the necessarirs for
the trip, including snow-slI"vels.
AT the delinquent tax sale Ivy Treas
urrr Williamson Monaay. there wer
hut lew bidders The county bought
in about $1,000 w,rth of property,
nrariv all of which will n. doubt li-
rrdrmed before The expiration 81 the
ak months grace allowed for redemp-
ti"n.
AT the meeting 1T the Board "i Par
dnps last week. Indian Sam WAS par
dnned. lie was srnt frnm Wmts Pine
county four wears ago fpr ten wears
fur killing white man " ho Ind driven
him from his home. Many mitigating
circumstances were shown. Sam was
in E,y this week, with his face turned
towards his - 4 uick-i-up. II" killed
Clay out in Snak. Valley in 1884.
One of our delegation Mt Carson
writes us Carson City is very dull.
Mi half as lively IA in the good Md
DAYS of yore. Reno is u wondcif |
town. Sh. Is the banner town of The
State. Poor Eureka !-once the fair, st
sister ot them all--is frariully dull,
and II looks I" n stranger rs If every
body WAS leaving there.
The apufin.l ia in racsinf of nawa