The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-02-07

nesday. Feb. 11th.'
r. Sader of Eureka arrived nefe
Yesterday morning on business con-
ned with his stage line.
The Peoples cause OF Austin IS
getting to be very bright little sheet.
It is now published seml.weekiy.
Diphtheria is so bud at CaTlin that
the public school has closed and the
teacher has gone home.
HI. Marriott has been appointed
by Governor Coleord Notary Public,
tn reside at Osceola, White Pine
county.
Sheriff PAYNE has men at work lay
ing the foundation for new dwelling
on the lot south of +. X. Murphy 3
place.
The Board of Commissioner held
their regular monthly meeting Mon
day. Present - Commissioners Gal
lagher aud Travis = aud transacted
regular routine business.
Charley Priichard writes rs from
Salt Lake that. like the Prodiga' son,
he has tired at the pastures IN distant
mining camps aud is on his way back
TO the old homestead Hamilton.
VIM. Laurenson has our thanks for
a big batch of Legislative bills. A
careful examination Of them dseloses
no measure of any importance so far
sent to print from either House.
Theodore Winters, who received the
empty honors of the Democratic vote
in the Legislature for L. s. Senator,
did the square thing in setting 'em up
for the boys just before Jones' big
blowout came Off
Finer pictures we never saw than
those that are now being turned out
from Schuman's gallery in Ely. They
are credit to the artistic skill of Mr..
Schuman and proclaim him a first
class artist.
Eureka (rintic) seems to be as
tough places on children as was
Jerusalem in the days of Herod.
Every paper we get from there records
the death of two or three of the little
innoeenis.
This time last year we were bound
up in the great snow blockade, while
now we have barely an inch of
snow on the ground. A little of last
winters snow would not be bad for the
country just now.
The Reno Gazette notes the receipt
of 1.-TWO very pretty calendars from
Sol Hip, the Ely merchant and
adds mir. Hip is rustler and de-
serves success
J.. F. Cupid met with an accident
Thursday while out on a sleigh ride
with bis wife and child. One of the
horses fell down, breaking the pole
and all were thrown out Mr.. Cupid
received slight cuts under and over
the right eye and across the nose. Mrs.
Cupid and the baby escaped unhurt.
"Drink 'er down, boys" was the
laconic and appropriate toast given at
the Jones banquent by White Pines
Senate attache The entire assem-
blage responded with such vim that
there was no time for back talk, and
even the reporters forgot to give
due credit n our William for his "Eit'
of the evening.
Judge Talbot arrived here from
Eko last Saturday evening and open
cal Court Monday. As no attorneys
were here, but little bushes was trans
acted, except setting the criminal and
civil calendars for May 4,h and 9th,
TO which time the Court adjourned
The Judge left for Phoebe Thursday
A. NJ. Ellsworth and p II. Cannon
were over from Cherry Creek Thurs
day on legal business connected with
me suit Of Henry T. Scott vs.. Merri-
mac Mining Company. G. w. Keeney
aud NJ. MacAuley were also over on
like business, "forninst" the former
gentlemen. We learn that Judge Tai
bot made temorary order in the mat
ter in dispute which is satisfactory to
both parties.
Some of the scrip sharps got left
again last Monday. This comes of
their FILLING 10 heed the News ad-
vice, and initiating their ballons swith
too much carbonic gas, which render
ed moving at medium altitude i'm
possible. A few small operators in
county paper got in on figures ranging
from 20 to 321s cents on the dollar
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