The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-28
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A. l.. Tyler and the "red wagon .
have just returned from cruise to
Salt Lake.
r. Sadler, of Eureka, was suddenly
summoned to San Francisco few
DAYS ago to attend the funeral of his
father who died there last Tuesday.
We learn that the lesses working
the Eean Canyon tailings are making
money on their lease. We are glad to
hear they are making success of it.
Have you paid your taxesl II not,
better come up to the Captains desk
and pungle next week, II you would
save 10 per cent. costs.
A. d Campton, wife and daughters,
departed for Hamilton Wednesday
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
their parents.
A.C. House is laying the founda-
tion for new restaurant and chop
house on the lot between his butcher
shop and Mrs. Curtis lodging house.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland, of Spring
Valley, came in a few days ago to see
her mother, Mr.. Hill, who has been
quite i'll lately.
Several parties in Ely were minus
their Thanksgiving turkey by the
failure of ranchers to keep their word,
which was hardly the square thing.
Several men went over to Cherry
Creek this week to work in the new
company's mill. Mr.. Cross arrived
from Salt Lake last Monday to take
charge of the works.
PC. Weber (the Boss departed for
Phoebe last Monday in his own con-
veyanee. The,"Bossn is not bent on
foot races or any of the devices OF
which the Piochers complain they
bad surfet of lately.
Sheriff Payne says he will wager
800 to a nickel that his deputy, l.. 5.
Scott, is the boss painter and paint
mixer in the State of Nevada. Lin
c. Doyle is his favorite author in the
artistic use of the brush.
Messrs. Colder, Hewitt and judi
kius, the Colorado mining men who
were here last week. chartered Dave
JOlly's carryall and pulled out for
Muncy Creek Monday. They were
expected To return here last evening
Postmaster Graham has been noti-
fed from Washington that service on
the Eureka and Taylor mail route has
been reduced from seven to six
days a week. Monday will probably
be the day we shall get no mail.
Thanksgiving Day was of the In.
dian Summer kind here and passed
off very quietly. without public re-
cognitlon of any kind. In the pri-
vacy of the home circles, however, the
day was honored as of good cheer and
the traditional American bird was
discussed" at the family table.
While we of Nevada are basking
in the most beautiful Indian summer,
our ueighbors of the Atlantic sea
board are experiencing the wild fury
of the Storm King, which is destroy
ing life and property with unsparing
hand. We of Nevada have much TO
be thankful for after all.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the ad. of the great auction
sale of the estate of the late 4. N.
Robinson, which comes off at Selig-
man next Wednesday, December I'd.
All the property, both real and per-
sonal, will be sold at auction without
reserve for cash. This will be rare
opportunity for bargains. Read ad.
In another column.
George Travis, who few weeks
ago was pierced through the leg with
pick, by man named Schollard in
the Martin White mine at Ward, was
town few days age, lame and look
ing somewhat worse from the foul
attempt on his life. He is, however,
getting along nicely and will be him.
self soon again.
We have been shown letter from
A. G. Cleveland to Sol Hip, dated
ut Salt Lake Nov. Goth, in which Mr.
Cleveland says: "There will be, or
expect there will be, two gentlemen
leave here in about eight days via
Frisco to examine the Argus prop
erty. leave to-day for Chicago and
expect to be back to go with them
| will have some good news for you
all on my return"
Eureka Sentinel: Last Monday af-
ternOOn the 14-vear-son of Mrs VIM