The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-07-04
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Sacramento District to spend the
Fourth.
81 The Board of County Commission
will hold their regular quarterly
meeting next Monday.
The people of Charry Creek did
celebrate the Fourth with a grand
ball in the evening.
James Baird and family of Taylor
came down to join US in celebrating
the Fourth.
Miss Marie La Boiteaux has gone
East on visit, and expects to return
in about two monhs.
Mr.. Reed, Schoolmaster General at
White River, was in town ON the
Fourth.
Commissioner and Mrs. Travis aud
their son Johnny were down TO cele-
brate the Fourth.
IL Mr.. aud Mrs. David Felsenthal land
the younger members of the family
are down from Taylor to spend the
Fourth.
The people of Duck Creek cele-
brated the Fourth with picnic on
one of the beautiful hooks on that
stream.
Judge Talbot was 10 town Tuesday,
and after attending to some probate
business here, went on to Phoebe to
hold Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. McDermid and
their little daughter came in from
Cherry Creek Thursday afternoon and
are the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. w. b.
Graham.
Reno Gazette: DIR. s. Bishop, for
merly Superintendent of the Insane
Asylum al this place, is now running
livery stable in San Francisco.
The Territorial Reform School at
Ogden was destroyed by fire Wednes-
day morning. Loss, $4,000. The
inmates escaped.
K. c. Suman, a mining man of Oak
land, California, was here several days
this week and went through the Chain
man and some other mines in the dis
trict. He also examined several
properties at Hamilton.
The Carson Tribune says at is re-
ported that sixteen persons will be
dropped from the Mint payroll in
few days. The employees as looking
1T one another with a sort of is II II
expression.
Ross Humphrey has taken charge
of the Shaefer Brewery saloon. and
will be pleased to see bis old friends
and the public. Ross has had long
tussle will sickness during the past
six months, and is yet in feeble
strength.
Quite a delegation came in from
White River to spend the Fourth.
Among them we noted Messrs. Reed
and Riordon, Mrs. Governor Adams,
Miss Pearl Norman and the Misses
Tucker.
Jimmie Baird of Taylor lost ten
dollar greenback on the street in Ely
on the Fourth. Any honest person
finding 1t can leave il at this office
and il will be forwarded TO the boy.
A civil suit brought by B. F. Miller
against NJ. B. Garaghan oecupid JUS
tice Weber's Court Thursday and
Friday. The case was tried by jury
of twelve and verdict was rendered
for the plaintiff in the amount sued
for-$l47 so.
Whewl Still they come with full
cargoes of choice family groceries
every week for Hayes, who had to
make extensive improvements at his
wharf In order to keep tho crafts from
strsndinR. Latest styles of ladies
dress goods. ginghams, calicoes IA
yards for one dollar. A word TO the
wise. Call and compare prices.
John Diepolder, an old resident of
Hamilton, was brought to the county
seat last Saturday by Constable
Shields to serve term of sixty passed
upon him by the Justice Court at
Hamilton for malicious mischief. The
act he committed and was found
guilty of was cutting ore sacks be-
longing to Tom Cornell. We have
Mr.. Diepolder for many years and
always found him good, peaceable
citizen, before this late trouble.
Mrs. w. r. Bassett met with pain
full accident Tuesday afternoon while
returning to the ranch from Ely. Mr..
and Mrs. Bassett and their child were
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