The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-12-07

Mrs. Wetlered NJ Eureka tmolnei
If Jimmy Orr died in San Francisco
last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. {. Ponjade have,
after many yeafs, left Ward aud taken
M their permanent residence IN Ely
Mrs l.. p. Stenstrom, of Cherry
creek. Is visiting her daughter and
family, Mrs Peasiee, in Ely.
Col. JOS. Granaelmy, of Hamilton,
w.s one OF the Vice Presidents OF The
Al. Louis Silver Convention.
Mr.. jacob Hoegh and Mrs. Laura
MeNaughton were married in Eureka
last week. The bride is sister of
DR.. Hagar.
nice lot of Xmas goods are in
transit and will soon be displayed at
Sol Hips.
III. Heogh of Eureka has been
appointed Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector for the Eastern District of
Nevada, to succeed A. Skilman.
There are said to be eight appli-
cants for the position of L. s. Mar
shall aud twelve for Lieutenant Cover
nor of Nevada.
Miss Ida Thompson, sister Of Mrs.
w. l.. Davis, arrived here from Racine,
Wisconsin, last Tuesday, and will
spend the winter with her brother
and sister.
Join Borchert of Rabbit Creek was
in town Yesterday with big load of
spuds, for which he found ready sale
at ga cents per pound.
Tuscarora has marrying boom
which presages dull times for that.
camp. Ten coup are said To be en-
tered for the matrimonial race, AMI
two have already started round the
track.
School books. in full supply. kept
at Sol Hips. Eggleston's history has
been made the text book for this
State by the State Il ard of Education.
Those having the old history can ex-
change IL for the new. 40 cents being
credited for the old book.
The weather during the past week has
been cloudy, shewery and damn diff
ferent from anything We lave seen Il
Nevada at this seas n at the year
A gopd deal of moi lnre has been ali.
sorbed by the parchei earth.
The annual election of Stenioe
Ledge No. "a +. & A. NJ. took place
In the Lodge Room at Cherry Greek
last Tuesday evening. The following
officers wero elected to serve for the
ensuing year: w ID. Campbell, W.
NJ; Geo. =. Holmes. s. W; John
Wearne, j. W; j. B. Williamson,
Treasurer: d. r. Collins, Secretary.
There was a full meeting of the
Board of Commissioners last Monday
Outside of routine business, the only
act of public interest that came before
them was the closing up of the County
Hospital, the institution having no in
mates. This is the first time within
our recollection the county has been
free from any public charge.
Sammy Parkinson, who has been
very i'll with pneuIponia, is, we are
pleased to note, getting better. lie
has been tenderly cared for by his
4 mother, Mrs Balm, who came over
from Cherry to care for him. Johnny
Parkinson, his brother, has also been
quite sick, but is now able to be out.
The financial barometer in this Sec
ton is feeling the genial warmth OF
the Joanna bonanza. Poker games
are springing up in all our saloons
like mushrooms in COW pasture on
warm Spring morning The regular
business enterprises of this section OF
the county also feel the vital force of
Mr.. Watson's bullion product.
Dave Jolly made the fastest time on
record between here and Taylor on
Friday afternoon of last week, when he
went for DIR. Campbell to attend Mr..
Graham's SICK child. The doctor was
here inside of three hours and half
from the time Dave hitched up. A
sngle-horse rig was used going and
coming, and only one change made
At Taylor. The distance both ways is
forty miles.
? This scribe Is in receipt of pair
OF spectacles from Drs. Freeman 4
Burrows, of Salt Lake. DIR. Freeman
took our measure for them when here
a few weeks ago. They are the finest
glass we ever looked through, and We
can now set nonpareil type with a.
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