The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-01-04


& Carothers has returned from
h;s extended trip To Salt Lake.
Mrs Neil Munro lost valuable COW,
hv noison, it is believed, few days
ago.
ceoroe W. Cassidy is negotiating
FIR the sale of the Dmmick mine to
Salt Lake capitalists.
Miss Rosa Mclaughlin came in from
her Spring Valley school to spend
New Years.
Louis Pollard, Of Cleve!and's, came
TO the county seat tn attend the New
Years ball.
Miss Ellen Hayes, sister OF VIM.
HAYES. returned h1ine from Eureka
the fore part of this week.
Pat Bonner and family are now
living in Tintic, Utah. They came
there from Butte City, Montana.
Fred Clark and e. Dart came down
from TAYLOR to take in the dance, and
see the old year out and new year IT,.
Yesterday was a wild day in Ely.
II showed and 1lowed and few VEN
tured outdoors, except to the wood
piles.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Baird, and
James, Jr., Of North Taylor, were
down at the county to celebrate New
Year 8.
Katie, Youngest chiId of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Graham, has been very sick
during the week, but yesterday
change for the better set IN and hopes
of its recovery are now fair.
The New Years ball AT fuckers
Hall was fairly attended, and very
enjoyable time was had 10y the parti-
cipants.
The Board of County Com mission
ers hold their quarterly meeting next
Monday, when bids will be opened
for the redemption Of county scrip.
There is 81 800 or more in the pot.
The San San Francisco Chronicle Of
last Sunday was mamoth sheet of
forty pages, full of statistical aud in
teresliug reading matter.
There present heavy and long-con-
tinued storm is bound to be severe on
range stock in White Pine county.
One thing in their favor is that thus
far the weather has not been near 81
cnld as it is reported to have been
west and north of US.
Geo. w. Halstcad and John Cher
ardelli came in from Hamilton Thurs
day. Mr. Halstead's mission 10 the
county seat at this time WAS to attach
J. ). Church's interest in the Sclig-
man property. Both gentlemen re-
port from seven tn ten feet of snow IN
Hamilton aud tl,e roads between there
and here almos, impossible.
All the Merrimac Companys opera
tons in Cherry Creek have been sus-
pended by the Sheriff. An attach
ment for $4,000 has been levied on the
property by the Union Iron Works of
San Francisco. The miners will file
their liens. Nothing more IS likely to
be done before spring, when the prop
erty will change hands. Cherry seems
to be IN a hard streak of luck.
A very sad New Year had Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Riepe and their brother
Dick. The only child of the couple
took SICK at 4 O'Clock 10 the morning
and died at Q in the afternoon. The
funeral took place Thursday and WAS
largely attended. The bereaved fam
lily have the sincere sympathy of the
community.
We are indebted to Bro. Powning,
of the Reno Journal, for a copy of
Birds Eye Wow of Reno" II is a
colored Autograph, presenting very
correct representation pf the city and
suburbs, Ms we'll rs the principal
buildings on AN en- arged scale By
The way. Mr.. Powning is making the
journal the best paper in the State.
During the past week the weather
mas been unsettled, storming off and
on at intervals. Thursday night and
All Gay yesterday the wind blew almost
=. hurricane aud piled the snow into
org orlfts, which will doubtless render
inc mountain passes still more diff
cult 10 travel. Our mails arrive ir-
regularly, but they are doing the best
'hey can, and We are more inclined to
praise their exertions than blame their
irregularities.
Last Friday evening Says the Eu-
reka Sentinel of last SATURDAY. VIM.