The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-15
meal AND GENERAL NEWS.

One ball is declared Oft and another
On for St. Patrick's night. You pay
your money and take your choice.
Eugene Howell reports MIS-. Robin
.on very sick at Seligman of nervous
prosiration.
County Clerk Laurenson is doing
the Base Range. 1t is rumored that
no ia commissioned with an important
mining mission from this section.
Nose Seramlin and Geo. P. Holmes
were at the county seat several days
This week, and Alex. Mcdonald came
in Thursday from the same place.
The masquerade ball, set for St.
patri.k's night, has been postponed
~ April 10th. This was done out of
resnect to the bereaved family of
j. B. Simpson.
A committee of young ladies called
at this office last evening and asked us
10 announce grand masquerade ball
at the School House Monday evening
fSt. Patrick's nighD. Gents tickets,
al so; ladies' 81. Free lunch served
in the hall. Proceeds, above expenses,
tn 90 to the public school.
Alex Mcdonald, of Cherry Creek,
has purchased the blacksmith busi-
ness of Dan McKinnon in Ely. Dan
is to remain in charge for a month or
so until Mac can move over.
Senator Jones has our thanks for
big sackfall of SEEDS, sent from the
Agricultural Department at Washing
ton. We have them to give away to
those who apply.
Jos. Mattos, of the Nevada Stage
Line, is in from Eureka. He reports
the roads well, he says there are no
road. aud Jake's Valley is lake.
Sheriff McComb, Of Lander county,
arrived this morning with lunatic,
who is brother Of II. Sadler OF Eu-
reka, who he delivered mt the Insane
Asylum. Reno Gazette.
|. G. Moon and Lew Carpenter have
leased the Peasee Stable aud are put
ting it in fine shape. II is roomy,
centrally located aud well adopted
for the purpose Read their al. n
another column.
Parties in from Cherry Creek Inform
US that F. A MeDermil, whose sheep
ranch is fifteen miles nurlh 1T there,
lost all of his band If 1000 sheer,
but 800 W. are sorry fpr iiac.
Extreme dest.iuiion prevails among
the lab"riug people of San Francisco,
and they have appealed IN the Seere-
tary OF War for ratinDe. A wealthy
CITY like San Francisco should surely
be able to feed its starving poor.
IL. Tyler (the Red Wagon man)
is improving his enforced blockade
from the "Red Wagon by rolling mp
his sleeves aud going to work pros
peeting lis mine. He forms he is
meeting with fine prospects.
Dave jolly, the energetic manager
of the Dexter livery stable, left by
the dawn's early light Monday morn
ing for Wells. From there he goes To
Tuscarora via Eko. Dave is on
mission Of love. He with his fair
young bride) will return here next
week
George Merger ard NJ H. Cochran
are digging fine cellar aud otherwise
enlarging the premises of the Phia-
delphia Brewery. George aud Mike
are both good brewery men aud will
probably unite their skill and enter
prise in the brewery business the COM
ing season.
We learn that negotiations are pend
ing between the Kansas Company with
j. N. Hodges at the head and Mrs.
Robinson, for the purchase of the
Seligman milling plant, with the view
of having 1t removed and put up in
this district.
There is yet nothing going on in this
district to warrant an influx of miners
or laborers. 1t is true our own people
are busy developing their mines, but
they have not the means to employ
outside help. Until some organized
company starts operations there will
be no work for miners or laborers
from abroad
Little Jimmie, oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Simpson, died on Friday
evening of last week, after a painful
illness OF six week. Though tenderly
nursed and with constant medical at
tendance, the little sufferer conld not
DC saved, and at last worn out with a
iatai maiady, he passed quietly away.