The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-08
meal AND GENERAL NEWS.


from the southside hillsides and the
Grass is already springing up.
Mrs. DR.. ]. ID. Campbell and two
.ons are down from Taylor, visiting
,Is;r mother, Mrs. Tucker.
wN. McGill is feeding 1900 head
If .,ock Mt the Monitor Ranch, mostly
beef cattle
Not . brush Is visible in Jake's
Valley. the highest being covered
with snow.
w. learn that the loss of cattle and
sheen on the Pancake range has been
very heavy.
~ GIRL. and Jesse Peaslee frlls
"a proud IA the heir to any European
throne. Mother and child getting
along nicely.
There was no meeting IF the Board
of Commissioners last Monday, Mr..
Gallagher being the only member
who put in an appearance.
We had a pleasant call this MORN
ing from T. II. Hart, of Cherry Creek.
The gentleman is an old-time White
Piner, but has spent most of the last
decade in the northern country.
The roads between here and Cherry
are now in fair condition. Emil Yost
drove the stage through in one day on
its last trip.
Neil Munro is ON his way home from
the northern country, where has been
for the past year and half. Since
putting the above in type Neil got in
on the Cherry Creek stage.
The silver market, since We lost
track Of il month ago, seems to have
been holding its own. with an upward
tendency. On Jan. 3lst it Was quoted
M971f.
VIM. Mason and George Paul, of
HamiItos, have taken their teams
south to feed for the winter. There
is plenty of ore to be hauled, but the
roads are too bad.
C. A. Mathewson aud A Stein of
Hamilton started out on snowshoes
last Sunday for White River to look
after Mr.. Mathcwson stock. This was
the only way they could get out of
Hamilton.
Through s"mc mistake. either in
this uthce or ;he P,stofiice, the Cherry
Creek News bundle was sent on the
wrong track last week We regret the
occurrence and will try not To have II
happen again.
TIE attention of stock men and va
qnrros is called In the adj of Ira Nc
Knight in anather column. He man.
ufacturcs anil keeps on hand all kinds
of riding goods.
The blockade has been raised in
Cherry Creek and Tom Jaqnes' pro-
vision train got in there a Jews ago.
Flour, coffee ADD sugar are now album
dsnt. There is general rejoicing.
A. r. Watson denies that any COM
promise has been entered into with
Mrs. walcoti in regard to dismissing
the suits brought by her. She dis
missed the suits without any induce
ment from this end of the line.
"Praise God from whom all bless
'ngs dow" the blockade is raised and
the frst Western and Eastern mail for
% days arrived here yeterday at noon.
We received n bushel bask etful Of ex-
changes. but none later than 31st.
and most of them, like the News, cx-
perienced the blockade and contain
little Of interest.
Mr.. Parker, successor 20 C. Fl. Davis
IN the sheep business at Round
Springs. arrived from Salt Lake Tues
day. He came on horseback by way
OF Antelope Valley aud was a amonth
on the. road. He says the snow is
much deeper in Antelope than In
Jake's Valley,
The marriage, notice of which we
publish in another column, WINS per
formed ny Judge Hendrie in the mid
~. e " me road, about mile from the
Inn Inn line, the bride. groom and
suaSe standing ankle deep ia mud,
s"u tue beautiful snow" sweepinp
= NV, wn upon them In merciless fury.
" ,.. as,e say the days ef romance
~. 9. Weber (the Bossl. T. F
n Ne'i and Alex. Wilson arrived from
rIocne yesterday noon. They were
W. m9 gays making the trip and used
qu''e variety Of means of locomo-
n u"n' FIRST on wheels. next on run
ners' when they changed 10 Walkers