The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Fresh ranch butter has made its ap-

b. b. Bird of Taylor goes East on
business trip next week.
Sol Hip has closed up Lis Taylor
store and will move his family to Ely.
The weather for the past few DAYS
has been windy, dusty and generally
disagreeable.
Max Shaefer has closed his Taylor
brewery and will hereafter brew his
beer in Ely.
We regret TO learn that T. c. Pou-
Jade of Ward is on the sick list. DR..
Campbell is attending him.
The News unavoidably missed its
Saturday morning mails this week.
A rush of legal ads at the last moment
was the cause of the delay.
All legal implements having been
removed, that Cherry Creek wed ling
can now proceed.
There was big clean out of the
late employees Of tbr Keysone Com
pany last Monday morning. Most of
them went To Phoebe.
A few days aga Mrs. p. Bonner of
Taylor received the sal intelligence of
the death Of her father in Iowa from
pnenmona.
Drs. Freeman and Burrows, special
Ely to-day and remain ever Sunday.
Read their card in another column.
Dies Willis and J. II Look wood
we're Munitions contingent on the
Grand Jury. They represent the
western end of the county As fairly
prosperous.
Mrs. Steiuborn has closed her Tnv-
lor lodging house aud leaves for visit
IN relatives in Wisconsin next Tuesday.
Hank goes North Ia look around that
country.
The early closing law is being rig
idly obeyed in TAYLOR. Every saloon
IN that town shut up shop ON the 1st
of Nav, sine die.
Andrew McQnittv was taken n few
ylays ago with violent cramps, which
later assumed the form of inflamma-
ton IF the bowels. DIR. Campbell has
been sent for. We hope Andrew is
not So seriously III MS reported.
The Odd Fellows ball at Cherry
Creek ON the evening of the 2Gth nit.
was grand all ,ir. Thi hall wa
crowded.. fitty couple being on the
floor nj one time. Miss Mamie Rvau
was vested The belle of the bal.
some wretch. not having the fear of
God. the Ian. ora spark of national
patriotism with n his breast. cut the
halyards of Sol flne-pole last SUNDAY
night and stole the rope. Such acts
of vandalism deserve the lash ar the
tar-buckct The pole had To- be taken
down to have new halyards adjusted.
G. w. Keenev. John Wearne. w. II.
Fillmore, Ed. Kelley and II Williams
were in from Cherry Creek this week
on the Grand Jury. They all fell
hopeful over the promising prospects
of that section and are sanguine they
will have n railroad running through
their town inside of two years.
X. G.. Langworthy, an old and re-
spected citizen If Nye county, died at
lone April 2lst from the effect of being
kicked in the abdomen by a stallion.
lie was an energetic, industrious bust
ness man, and his death Is deeply re-
gretted in the community. II is u
singular coincident that Mr.. Lang
worthy's father met his death in the
same way.
The once populous aud lively town
of Taylor has met the doom of all
mining camps-a sudden collapse by
suspension of work on the mines there.
On its once crowded and busy thor
oughfare all is now still A Chinese
restaurant is now the occupant Of the
west side of the street. while Dave
Felscnthal's store and the tin shop
hold uDdlsputed sway on the upper
side. Everybody is preparing to get
out rs fast as they can. We do not be-
lieve Taylor is dead camp, though il
may lay dormant for some years. 1t
has large area of mineral ground
that has as yet been barely scratched.
The people of Ely celebrated the
centennial of Wasbington's Inaugural
ton by assembling at the Court House
in mass meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Senator Comins called the meeting TO
order, and o. ii. Grey was appointed
Chairman. Hon. T. II. Wells, our n W
District Judge, was introduced and
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