The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-09-26
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.;aS;on of several weeks among the
Catholics of White Pine, returned 10
Eureka Wednesday.
Mach the Reno officer, VINO was
shot by Ortiz, is reported as resting
easy. but the bullet has not oeen
located.
It 10 said that tons of trout are
taken from the Carson river by means
of giant powder.
Mrs VIM. Read and children. who
Lave been spending several months
in California, returned to their OLD
home in Eberhardt last week.
Fred Clark of the drug store, and
A. Heusser of Steptoe Valley, have
the thanks of this scribe for several
braces of nice canvasba backs.
Mrs. ]. b. Mathewson, who was on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Camp
ton, for several weeks, returned home
Wednesday.
TIE weather continues tn grow
cooler, with heavy frosts every night.
The trees are shedding their leaves,
and the signs of approaching winter
are in the heavens and on the earth.
A. ID. Campton has placed on record
deed for the town site of Ely. lie
Is now prepared to give deeds to all
parties who have contracted for lots
upon payments of the contract price.
The Reno papers say the State Fair
opened last Monday under favorable
auspices and they predict fine aud
successful continuance during the
week.
A pandamonium of crime seems to
be lust now sweeping over the Pacific
Coast. Our exchanges TEEN with ac-
counts of murders, suicides and filthy
divorce proceedings in the courts.
Mrs. Emery Briggs, of Taylor, who
was called To Aberdeen, South Dakota,
last spring by the serious Illness OF
her father. writes that her father has
entirely recovered, that she has had II
very pleasant time and will start for
home next week.
DIR. Moore, the dentist who has had
big run of work here for the past
three weeks, departed by yesterdays
stage for Hamilton and Eureka. The
doctor is both pleasant gentleman
aud good workman.
The Times Review says that Har-
yey Tregaskis, formerly resident of
that place, was declared insane a
short time ago at Seattle and COM
mitted to the insane asylum. He
used to he u resident of Ward and
Osceola.
Charles Sadler, an inmate of the
county hospital, was adiudged insane
yesterday and taken to the Asylum.
lie was violent and attempted to clean
OUT the hospital Reno Journal.
r. NJ. Peters, who has been work
ing small force in the Joanna for
nine or ten days, tells us he has struck
something good, which he wanted Us
to 90 and see, but as it was within
few hours Of our press time we had
IL put off going in time for this issue.
We fully agree with the Silver State
in the following Judging by the tone
Of the two papers, Reno seems to be
proud of Friday nights affair. With
ont dsputing the justice of the hang
ing, it would appear that the least said
about it the better"
The Ely public school will close
next Friday, October I'd The last
three days will be devoted to a review
OF studies and examinations. Miss
Carothers, the teacher, desires US to say
that she would be pleased to have as
many of the parents as can do so at
tend these examinations.
The Ely Brass Band advertise
grand ball at the Court House next
Thursday evening. The boys always
give pleasant parties, and as the OBJ
ject is for the benefit of local insti-
tuition that deserves well of this COM
mnnity, it should be well attended
Postmaster Graham took a spin to
Hamilton this week, and upon his
return we interviewed him. He saws
the people there are prosperous, the
mines are looking well, and he saw
oranges growing on the trees-in |
Alex. Muir's house. We always knew
that Hamilton was good place in
which to raise tropical fruit.
A. A. Marshall had his right arm
fractured above the wrist while nj |