The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

on Friday mornings stage.
L. b. Jaques Of Toano, and Geo. F.
Parker of Cherry Creek, are late Wis
itors to the county seat
Deputy U. s. Marshal George w.
Green is in from Eureka on official
business. He looks rs happy as big
Sunhower."
The salt at FeatherstOne d Reynolds
mill.-about 100 tons-was sold under
execution for $755.
IL. Hoppe and VIM. Matson, of
Hamilton, have been at the county
seat during the week attending Court.
Hons. o. II Grey of Cherry Greek
and A. E. Cheney of Eureka, were the
only outside legal lights in attendance
at the present session of Court.
Sol Hip, G. A. X. Bibbins, Dave
FelSentha and john Yerzan filled
Taylor's quota on the Grand Jury,
and Ward was represented in that
body by NJ. b Garraghan.
The snnctity ef an oath in our
Courts appears to casual observer to
he held in light regard in these de-
generate times.
We had heavy shower of rain of
several hours Duration Thursday al
ternoon. 1t gave the ground good
soaking.
A. ". Gordon. who used to keep
the drug store N Cherry Creek, and
moved up tn Granite, Montana. is now
resident of Tacoma, Washington Ter
rItory.
Mrs. J. B. Mathcwson of Hamilton
came in from TINT place sunday after
noon. She has gone MP to the Monitor
Mill tn visit her daughter. Mrs. A. ID.
Camp,on.
The late Grand Jury was a pains
taking, hard-workin4 DO ". 4 few
more of The same kind would effectu-
ally put a stop to the whisky traffic
with Indians.
The - toas of ore worked ut tie
Ely Mill by Jesse Pr,scc proved n
success. The exact tlures IRE not
obtainable now. but we will have
them next week.
Capt. George Strickland, nephew of
the the late Captain ID. Strickland of
Hamilton, was in town several days
; this week, looking after his uncle's
estate. He came from Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b fawler, of Ruby
Hill. were in town several DAYS this
week. Mr.. Lawer WAS nu the jury.
and Mrs. Lawler put in the time call
ing "n old friends. ol whom she has
many in this section.
Tnis has ben "a pretty tough week
ON the gentry who make practice of
selling whisky To Indians. The good
work should he kept up until the last
of the species arc landed where they
belong III the Stte Prison.
Miss Maria Mclaughlin, sister of
Miss Rosa, and neice of Mrs. Munro,
arrived here frsm Philadelphia on
ON Thursday mornings stage. The
Young lady narrowly but fortunely
missed the Pennsylvania disaster, hav-
ing pasacd over the same road but
six hours before.
j. X. Kendall, OF Hamilton, was in
town several DAVIS this week and got
caught on the Grand Jury. We are
4 pleased 10 note that Mr. Kendall looks
as Youthful rs a decade ago, when we
first met him in Hamilton.
Are We going tn have locust
plague II looks that way. The flat
between here and the Court House is
perfect sieve of holes where locust
carterpilers have come up. Some of
the matured species have made their
appearance IN the sagebrush.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the adj. of T b. Jacques & Co.,
general forwarding merchants at To
ano, Nevada. A. J. Spencer has with
drawn from the firm and J II Cazier has
taken his place. The report that the
firm had gone out of business is with
out foundation. Read their card in
another column.
Who are those "high toned gen.
tlemenn that patronize the stable bar
Such an accusation against an ex-
Judge we believe to be a foul SANDER,
for VIC know he never goes behind the
: door to take his whisky straight, and
ii is wrong to accuse man Of some-
thing every body knows he does not do.
For the rest af tho croud NO cannof