The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-23

your Thanksgiving turkey.
Fresh oysters aud fish this morning
at Sol Hips.
Jesse Peaslre came in from Phoebe
few DAYS ago. liz is going back and
vii! take his family with him.
Cbns. Green WAS In from Cherry
Monday, lonking as brimful al jolity
Us ever.
Mrs. VIM. Baker. mother of Mrs.
Sol Hip, is on her way back from
Missouri, where she has been spending
the summer.
The attachment suit Of the Elko
and White Pine Transportation Com
pauy against the Merrimsc Company
has be dismissed bv plaintiff.
Attorney Frank Y. Murphy siill
,arries on the Base Range II is said
there is = "rolar star north Of there
whose attraction is IL most potent.
Hon. o. II. Grey and c. w. Keeney
were in from Cherry Creek Monday
on legnl business Mr.. Grey is still
tussling with his old enemy, govt, but
he prefers to call il "rheumatics."
Two of Uncle Sans agents -one a
pension agent and the other colored
gentleman. timber agent. were In
town several days this week.
Col. Grandelmyer, of Hamilton,
has gone IA the Salt Lake Lead Ore
Convention as the representative from
White Pine District.
Pat Bonner got tried of dispensing
temperance drinks in Iowa. and has
moved with his family tn Butte, Mon
tana.
A. Jackson and II. VI Beatty, Esq.
were over from Eureka this week on
legal business.
A. r. Watson got in the first knock
do IN blow IN the District Court We'd
nesdsv in the suit brought az ainst him
by Mrs. Walcott. II Is true. the blow
was what lawyers call foul" and
was a sumner.
At meeting of the B,ari of Direc
tors Of the Elko aud White Pine Trans
portaiion Compav, held last week, W.
d. Campbell Of Steptoe Valley was
elected Superintendent.
Taxes came in pretty lively the fore
part Of ihc week. and. Treasurer Will
Hanson informs ns that the list of de-
lisquents will lee less than last year
Judging from the large number of
fruit trees received by our citizens
This Fall, Nye county will, in a few
years. produce more fruit than any
other county in Nevada Belmont
Courier
Isaac Stewart, u resident az Cur
rant Creek. Nye county. was adj
judged insane last week in the Dis
trict Court. and on Monday last was
sent to the Insane Asylum at Reno
Eureka Sentinel.
Bro. As. Lehman, of The Wonderful
Cave, writes us that things are lively
out his way. Several hundred men
are working on the ditch at the head
Of Lehman Creek, three saw-mils
are running with full crews and all
the teams in the valley are hauling
lumber.
The weather for the past week has
been cloudy and moist. Monday night
we had an inch Of snow, hut much
more fell In the mountains. The stage
drivers report the roads In bad cond-
tion.
B. NJ. Pearlmau was down from
Taylor's upper levels q couple Of DAYS
this week. He informs US that our old
friend, MIX Sh@fer, IL doing n splen.
did business in PIoche. His average
daily sale of beer is "a kegs. Glad tn
hear il, Max.
Al meeting Of the miners Of Rob-
inson District last Tuesday, Andrew
McQnittv was elected Mining Record.
err A COMMITTEES of three R. M
Peters. L. s. Scott and W. q. Lyon
were appointed To- draft District Min
ing laws and report this Saturday
evening NJ O'Clock.
Patrick Coway, an old resident of
White Pine. died ut North Taylor
Friday morning. Deceased was an
o'd soldier, and last SUNNI or got a
back pension of 1880. and has re-
ceived one Of $50 q month from that
on. He did not live long to enjoy il.
District Court.