The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-11

Neil Munro pulled out tins morn
ing for Idaho, in search of work.
The boys in blu have just closed a
rousing reunion at HALEY, Idaho.
The P0stofflce aud Express office in
Taylor will be turned over to Dave
Felsenthal.
John Nelson and wife pull out from
Taylor next week fer Spokane Falls,
Washington Territory.
A motion for new trial in the
ease of POujade 81 Garaghan VS.. John
St Clair was denied,
A decree of divorce has been grant
ell Mrs. Eva Watkins from Edward
Watkins.
II. Bush OF Hamilton. and Ernst
Mau of Diamond Valley. two old
timers, are in ms witnesses in a civil
suit.
John DOYLE. w. w. Lewis AMI j W.
Brown are Hamilton's contingent Of
trial jurors in attendance upon Court.
Andy Hofaing of Snake Valley is
here serving on the jury. James
Baird of Taylor IL serving on like
duty.
James Holland and Henry Gilbert
of Sehe lbonrne were in attending
Court this we X. b tn were lucky
enough to get off and 60 home.
The Elv Gold Mining and Milling
Company have repievinel the bullion
from Constable Enwright attached
by creditors Of the keystone Com
pany
p Bonner and family. longtime
residents of TAYLOR. leaYc to-iiav for
Iowa. where they will make their
permanent residence.
b. NJ. Pearlman hns rcopened the
Brewery saloon in TAYLOR and the
denizens of that town will not expert
rnce. ~ was feared, a prntracted
drought"
A farewell party was given at Mr..
Truckers ,ast evening hv the Young
friends Of Andrew MeQuitty, Ken
meth Bassrtt and Rober, Martin \
pleasant time was had The boys
leave for Idaho ncNt Monday.
Tt members of the legrl fraternity
from the ontsid - n'irr.lane" on the
District Court ar: .Iud9c Rigfs nud
Hon. \. L. Chenev. Of Eureka. nnd
IIn. o. H. Grey. # G cry Creek
In the District Court Wednesday
China Jack. charged with selling
whisky To All Indian, was tried 10y a
jury, found guilty. and sentenced II
one year and three inunlhs ia tie S-stie
Prison.
For failing to respond 80 II Jurors
suhpoena bench warrant llas been
issued for NJ. ]. Costello ut EVan Cam
YOU This Court seems disposed 10
insist that its mandates shall be Re-
specird.
Er. Hall. an Ogden dentist. has been
tarrying With Us tor week. From
here he "oes 10 Taylor From away
back in the '70's we can recommend
DIR. Hall ~ tirsi-claSs dentist
We had fine storm last Sunday
night. Over six inches of snow fell
here. |, was the heaviest storm we had
this spring or last winter. 1t has been
showcring uff and on during the eek.
Our Western exchanges say the storm
has been general from California 10
Utah.
Geo. II. Taylor and J. a. Mcdonald
we're Cherry Greeks jury quota.
George got through and went home
by yesterdays stage. Jim tarries with
MS and makes down his bed nights on
the soft side of Court House bench.
Judge Wells. since his sojourn among
us, has made many friends here. The
general expression ne hear both from
the legal fraternity, and others who
have business in Court, is that he is
accommodating tn litigants and cour-
teous 10 al. He takes his time and
does nothing in hurry.
Our predictions of social events,
though sometimes slow in maturing.
always come off. As will be seen
under the proper heading, that we'd.
ding we predicted to come in Cherry
Creek Jan, LIST occurred May lst.
Charles Laid, the festive young
smap, who bad, been in. jail in Eureka
for about year, charged with steal
ing bullion from the Eureka Con,
was tried last week and acquitted.
The principal witnesses against him
had business elsewhere when the trial