The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Stage Line, has been spending few
DAYS here on bnsin -.
Mrs. VIM. Read has gone on visit
tn California. Mr. Read accompanied
his wife to Reno all went up IN Carson
rs Representative from Hamilton
Lodge to the Grand Lodge o. o. F.
Emil Yost has opened boot and
soc makers shop next door below
shefcrs saloon Read bis card in an
other column
To-day is the longest day in the
wear. From nov on the days will
grow shorter and nights longer.
Thomas O'Nril and Boss Weber
have returned from their trip to
Phoebe. They report our neighhor-
ing town as quite lively.
Major Treece has gone to Hamilton
on business connected with the estate
of the ate Capt. Strickland.
MANY of the Nevada editors are now
taking their summer vacation and as
consequence our exchanges are very
dull indeed.
Next Monday evening the Masonic
ball will come off in Nevada Hall,
Cherry Creek. II will no doubt be a
grand affair and largely attended from
the outside districts. Al who attend
are sure 10 have good time.
Joseph S. Carothers' three Fights in
terest in the Argus mining property
was sold Wednesday by Sheriff Bassett
NJ. B Garaghan was the purchaser,
and the sum bid was $?,5s0.
Carson Appeal: From 30 10 10 ranch
hands are wanted around here and in
Carson valley. Ranehrrs will pay
from s35 TO $40 per month.
Storey comfy has 1850 children nn-
der twenty one, of which 1919 were
born in Nevada.
Mrs. J. b Mathewson, of Hamilton,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Campton, ut the Monitor mill fer
the past two weeks, returned home by
yesterday mornings stage.
Whew! but il is hot The mercury
has expanded past the Goth degree and
it is in fair way 10 reach the l00ta
mark. Since writing the foregoing a
cooling shower came down Friday
night and this morning it is quite cool
. and pleasant.
Garden truck has leen very scarce
article in the market 81 far this Spring.
Pete Bennett brought III II lot of rad-
dishes and lettuce Yesterday, which
went off like hot cakes.
Ex-Governor Adams was IN town
yesterday. bul departed for the West.
Judge Wells passed through Sunday
from Piochc ON his WAS To Belmont.
where he opened Court thi. week.
The Elko Free Press says that Reno
will have To hurry up the work of re-
hui ding her hotels. They will be
needed 10 accommodate the crowd of
visitors 81 will have during fair weeek.
The Carson Appeal says Major Gar
rard has sold his residence to Jack e.
lott. 1t is the intention of the Major
and Mrs. Garrard to spend the next
six months in visit to their children
in California, Washington Territory,
Idaho and Utah, They expect to leave
Carson ea.ly in July. Yes, and the
Major can stay at some of his stopping
places, for the Democracy of Nevada
have no further use for him.
= W. c. Dewey, State superintendent
of Public Instruction, paid Ely visit
tho fore part of the week. During a
brief interview with him we came 10
the conclusion that Mr.. Dovey is a
walking encyclopedia on school mat.
tiers. He paid high compliment to
our Board of Trustees by saving we
hld The incest and best equipped school
house in this part of the State. Mr.
Dewey went from here 10 Taylor aud
thence to Phoebe.
General George Il. Spencer and fam
lily arc now living in New York city
What's the matter with the Harrison
administration that the eX General
and ex-senator has not got foreign
mission For man who has served
his country in war and in peace tn,
General does not receive ;he recogni.
tion he deserves. Republicans as wei
rs republics are ungrateful.
The Eureka Sentinel says the lat,
verdict rendered by jury agains
, Charles Ladd was IA damnable out.
rage" Perhaps il was; but the Senti-
nel, to be fair, should equalze the