The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

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was Ash Wednesday.
Fred Clark is down from The upper
levels.
commissioner Gallagher was IN from
Duck Creek yesterday.
Joe Lander was down from Taylor's
unper levels yesterday.
Ross Humphrey and family have
.o,nrned II Ely aud moved into their
cd residence near the Court House
A marriage license has been issued
- Iawrance Stenstrom and Miss
Emma Llyod OF Cherry Creek.
Harry Randall an old White Piner
and mil man, left last Saturday on a
visit 10 friends in Kansas.-Eureka
Sentinel.
Dave Jolly has secured an extension
of his lease on the ID xter stable. Dave
knows how to run such an institution,
and is doing a good business.
The mill race gave way Sunday
night and flooded the south side of
Main street. 1t WAS promptly repair
ed Monday.
Monday and Tuesday last were wild
DAYS in this section. The wind blew
hurricane and the falling snow WAS
drifted badly. Since the weather has
moderated and continues changea6ie.
d. r. Collins, Cherry Creeks eff
Gent and popular Nasty. was at the
county seat yesterday Dan reports
things statu quo in our neighborln9
camp.
Jimmy Orr has returned from SIN
Francisco, where he went last Novem-
Der to be present AT his mother : dying
bedside. lie resumes his old position
at the Monitor Ranch.
WIN. Read, SuDt. of the Eberhardt-
Monitor mines in Taylor, was in Ely
Thursday. lie informs us that the
prospects of the company the coming
season are very favorable.
Mile Harrington, of Taylor, WAS in
town several days this week. He in
form, Us that his brother Pat CHE
"Rooshannl is down in Harrisburg,
Arizona, and has fair prospects of be-
coming bonnnza millionaire.
Hon. Thomas Wren at Eureka. one
Of the attorneys Tor Tie defense IN the
pending Joanna suit, wns in town sew
craI DAYS this week. lnnking nyei the
papers and M ,pping out the line al de-
fence IN ihc coming legal battle. llr
Wren thinks The trial viii come off
here in April.
j. Bosko, the genial and roiund
san Francisco drummer, arrived here
frum the West last Saturday. aud re
manned several days examining the
property of the Robinson Canyon Cum
soidaied Placer Mining Company, in
which Is a director and large stock
holder. Mr. Bosko confidently pre-
diets that inside of two years we will
having the biggest camp IN Nevada.
If the good ST. Valentine knows to
what base uses his anniversary IS put,
he must wish he had never been born.
In some cases here advantage was
taken If the holy saints day tn send
filthy, vulgar trash through the u. 5.
mails. These vile epistles expose tie
depraved nature of those who send
them and is no reflection on those who
receive them.
Dan Mcdonald is in receipt of
letter from Bob McKercher, who is
down in Peru, South America. He
writes that he has had many ups and
downs in that coudtry, but is now On
top. lie got in with some native
mine owners, repaired An old furnace
and is now making a splendid success
at smelling Now Bob has fine hcrses
to ride, men-servants to wait ON HIM,
wears the Understanding title of Don
ind moves IN the best Peruvian soci-
ETY.. lie wishes 10 be remembered To
old friends in White Pine.
George Pamerton, the well-known
merchant Of Aurum, died ut that place
on Feb. 14th lie had been suffering
greatly with rheumatism for several
months, which eliminated in lung
troubles that caused his death. De.
ceased was member of the Masonic
order in good standing. The bad
condition of the roads prevented the
remains being taken TO Cherry Creek
Tor interment, aud they were laid To
rest in Aurum.
News reaches us that Dr.. j. Ii. Tuf.
fora, Tor many years we'll and favor
ably known in Eastern White Pine.
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