The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-04-12
neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

:, the lot east of J. B. Simpsons.
Miss Nora Mason, of Cherry Creek
"a visiting with friends at the county
seat.
The Star (Merrimac) liens stood the
,sst this time, judgment having been
entered for the same.
Vim. Erskine and Mrs. 8. A. Marty
came in from Hamilton yesterday
forenoon.
DC. Mcdonald has returned from
pioche and reports that camp BOOM
ing.
At the special school tax election
,sot Saturday but small vote was
nolled 40 in all-28 for aud IA against
The tax-or two to one in its favor.
The public school will open next
Monday. with Miss Eta Comins as
teacher. Trot out the youngsters as
they should not lose a single day of the
term.
A. G. Carpenter, a capitalist OF
Pittsburg, Kansas. has been up at
Robinson for several days, examining
the mines of the district.
Eugene Howell, of Seligman. Alex.
Muir, Richard Willis and f. Shepard
son. of Hamilton. have been with Us
four or five days this week "n Court
business.
PHI. Cannon, Cherry Creeks young
rising merchant, ard G. w. Keeney,
of the Merrimac Company, have been
at the county seat this week ON legal
business.
Mrs. w. B Graham and two young
est children departed for Eureka by
Wednesdays stage. The baby has
been unwell for some time and she
went over to consult the doctors there
as to its ailment.
in. Hodges, of Pittsburg, Kansas,
who bonded several valuable mines
in Robinson District in the latter part
of February, is expected here by the
Goth instant.
A large assortment of ladies' gents
misses and children's Spring and Sum-
mer hats just received and now open
for inspection at Sol Hips. Orders
by mail promptly attend tn.
The Parkinson boys Sam and
Johnny-are moving their houses from
Taylor and the Argus mill and will
build residence up the creek near
VIM. Laurenson's.
J.R. Kendall, Supt. of the Jennie
A and Black Rock mines, of White
Pine is reinvigorating down by the salt
sea at Oakland, Cal. He will return
shortly and resume work on his CON-
pany's mines.
Alex. Mcdonald and George New
man came 10 from Cherry Creek the
fore part of the week and took hold
of the blacksmith shop recently pur-
chased from Dan McKinnon.
The postponed St. PatIick's mas
querade ball came off ut Tucker, ball
Thursday night, and was well attend
cd and a general good time was had.
The merry maskers kept IT up until
bright day light in the morning.
The Dis riot Court has been 10 ses-
sion all week, the proceedings of which
will be found in another column.
Court will adjourn next Wednesday
until May 14th, on which date the case
Josephine Walcott against A. r. Wat
son is set for trial.
Mr.. Cooper, Governors Tabor's
mining expert, after ten days indie
fatigable work examining the Jo-
anna bonanza, returned 10 Denver 10y
Wednesdays stage. He will no doubt
be able to fully and practically report
on the Joanna, and in general way on
Robinson District. We learn that Mr..
Cooper has bonded the Joanna No. Q.
w. B. Graham, who went below a
couple weeks ago, writes that he is at
the German Hospital and going
through some pretty rough medical
treatment. He physician made him
60 to hospital, so that he (the doctor),
with other eminent physicians, could
have better opportunity to make a
diagnosis of his case.
There has been quite an array of
legal talent in town during the past
week. Among them we note: Wren
q Cheney and Rives and Beatty, of
Eureka, o. H. Grey of Cherry Creek,
and W. A. Beatty Of San Francisco.
The latter gentleman, though an able
advocate, must have felt lonely in
the opening bout of the suit of
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