The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03
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wedding in town is one of the
features to come off the present month.
So local gossips say.
r. Sadler informs us that the Cor
nell mine on White Pine Mountain
has been cold to the Nevada Bank.
r. Sadler, of the Nevada Stage and
Transportation CO., was in town sew
eral days this week.
A new line of crokery and glass
ware Just received at Sol Hips.
Prices reasonable.
The ball given by the Ely Brass
Band Thursday night was fairly well
attended. considering the dull times.
An enjoyable time was had.
A change has been made in the
stage time from here To Eureka. II
leaves now at Or. NJ, instead of IL
AN. as heretofore.
EN-. Baum, mine host of the Pal
isade hotel, was married in Ogden
Sept. 18th, TO Mrs. Kate Whitney of
Winnemucca.
Reno Journal: Officer Nush il inn
proving rapidly and Is nov able To
leave his bed. His physician, DIR.
Lewis. hopes to he able 10 get him
out door in few days.
Mrs. Mccullough, of Currant Creek,
has our thanks for box of fine APP
pies sent from her orchard to this
Office. The fruit is very large, of deli
eious flavor and sound To the core.
A petition il being circulated to
have the mail from Taylor tn Phoebe
increased to Il tri-weekly. As Phoebe
is now looming up and increasing In
population the petition ought to be
granted by the Post Office Depart.
Judge Talbot writes that he will
be 10 Ely on the 14th, transact some
preliminary Court business and go to
Phoebe. The regular business of the
term in White Pine will not commence
until toward the end of this month.
R.H. Frank, of Cherry Creek, was
in town several days this week. He
is erecting a five-stamp mill in the
canyon above Goodrich's on the Gran
lite mines. Dick has 100 tons of good
ore on the dump. with plenty more
in sight in the mine.
Farmer burlington, of Deep Creek.
was in town Yesterday with load of
grain, which he found hard work 10
dispose of in this market. Mr.. Bur-
lngton says the people over in his
section feel confident the Deep Creek
railroad will he built.
Quite a number of our local sports
men pulled out for Phoebe yesterday,
to attend the races there on the 18th
and 10Th Among them were Dan
Mcdonald, Al. Enwright. james Cur.
It's, with Bro. Wadleigh as spiritual
adviser. Another delegation will fol-
low next week.
"Rattler," Eureka's noted charac-
ter, paid Ely visit this week. Sad.
Ter, il believed to have imported the
the Base Range nuisance. "Ratler"
was prevailed on by our people to move
on to the more congenial cline of
Lincon county's capital, where the
cocktail route is more extensive than
here.
Frank Paul. of Hamilton was mar
ried to Miss Kitty Linn of Reno. on
Sept 23d. The Gazette says the bride
!. is daughter of Judge Linn. and was
Pa general favoriie in Reno society,
while the groom, Mr.. Paul. is one of
White Pines most worthy young
men. The News extends its congrat-
ulations to the happy young couple.
A wintry wave swept down on us
this week. Tuesday it blew a perfect
hurricane of dust, which followed by
snowstrom that nigt. II showed all
day Wednesday and Thurday, but as it
melted mostly as it fell it would be
hard tn tell how much fell. The
mountains and surrounding hills, how
ever, show a good coat of the "beau-
tiful" Thursday night it cleared up
and n heavy frost followed. making ice
aquarter Of an inch thick. We will
in all probability now have nearly
three months of good weather before
winter sets in for good.
1t is rumored that there will be
music in the air before the next Grand
Jury over alleged illegal cattle brand
ing in Steptoe Valley. II seems
strange to us that people who are old
residents, and whose fair name and
good reputation in all their other