The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-04-13
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Get the Youngsters ready. The Ely
school will open next Monday, with
Miss Eta Comins as teacher.
A nice line of gents straw hats just
received at Sol Hips Ely store.
Come over and help us plant our
trees and next Fall we'll turn out and
help you pick your crab apples.
VIM. Read. Superintendent of the
Eberhardt- Monitor at Taylor, return
ed from months trip to San Fran
cisco Monday.
We have had several fine showers
this week. Should they continue,
they will in u measure make up for
the loss of snow last winter.
A. c Cleveland came 10 from the
West last Saturday We pumped him
regarding his outlook for lie Utah
Marshalship. One chance 10 seven Is
all he counts on.
Twelve men were discharged from
the Phoebe reduction works last week.
The Record says the labor marke, is
overstocked,
There are two classes of people il
this world Those who make fools Of
themselves and those vino d0n't need
to-and the latter are greatly IN the
majority.
just received at Sol Hips Ely store
II full line of scho"l books, copy
books, states aud peuciIs.
The u n'tloek saio"u closing law
has been submitted To- the Supreme
Cont and decision was looked for
this week.
Pneumonia is prevalent at Haw-
thnrnc. The News SAYS seven cases
are now attended 10y me doctor.
The Joint statement of the Auditor
and Treasurer. III wlng the financial
status of White Pine county FIR the
quarter ending March 3lst, appears in
another column.
AT what aye were you ma r,edt'
she asked luquiSIuvely. But the olher
lady was equal 10 tn" emergency ana
quietly responded: AT the parson-
aye"
Pieche il traulH.d with paralytic
trnnks, Young and cid, and the Rec
ord calls for IN abatement Of the nui-
s.,ace. Never mini, nrighbor; TINT Is
"nlf sign of coming property.
Highwaymen attempted to stop the
team of Warden Mccullough while
en route to the State Prison last Wed.
nesday NIGHT.
The fouls are not all dead yet, aud
until they are the sni pe-oatchins JOKE
will continue Ia be revived. Wien
played on "uatural" as il was here
few days ago, the consequences ARE
dangerous.
John E Jones, Register Of the State
Land Office, has issued neat little
pamphlet. containing all the land
laws of the State of Nevada We re-
turn thanks for II copy.
A Cherry Creek correspondent of
the 5. +. Chronicle says cf the recently
discovered tin mines IN Butte Valley
assays rs high Ms 20 per cent. pure
tin. The vein has been examined by
expert tin miners from Cornwall and
by them pronounced exceedingly val
uable.'
Mrs. VIM. Baker of Taylor will leave
for Missouri ON the Goth instant, where
she will probably reside permanently
Mrs. Bak r has been resident of Me-
vada far 25 years, not having been out
of the State curing that time. The
best wishes of host of White Pine
friends will accompany the lady to
her new home beyond the Rockies.
Sol Hip will close up his Taylor
store May 1st. This has been one oil
the largest, and carried the best stock
of goods Of any house in Eastern Ne.
vada. Its closing tells the story oil
the decadenee of that once livel :
camp more tersely than words can ex-
press it.
Elyites were given a fine opportu.
nifty yeterday To celebrate Arbor Day
Some 300 trees that had been shipped
to Featherstone & Reynolds, were
sold at Sheriffs sale, and there were
none SO poor as to he unable 10 indulge
in the luxury of half dozen trees
The original cost of The lot was $500
but under the Sheriff's hammer the,
brought less than $50.
AT draft of sixteen men was mad,