The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-06-20
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mence haying next week. This years
crop will be an unusually heavy one
Frank Bell of Reno has been elect
ed Grand Master by the Grand Lodge,
r. s. A. NJ, of Nevada.
Pieche is going to be lighted BY
electric light if its people will SUBJ
scribe for 100 lights.
Charles Greary. 10 years old, a ma
tive of Hamilton in this county, died
at Oakland last week.
Tell woman she looks fresh, and
how she'll smile. Tell a man the
same thing and if he doesn't kick you
it's because he has corns or dare not.
The NEWS acknowledges the receipt
of the Hand Book of American Re-
pubics, issued by the State Depart
ment II is a very valuable work.
The attention of cattlemen is called
TO the advertisement of Geo. w. Dick
son of Austin in another column.
Mr.. Dickson wants to contract for
number Of beef steers.
Sol Hip and A. II. Watson have
returned from their mission to Eureka.
What they accomplished will no doubt
become known in the near future, but
at present is not given publicity.
Great bargains in odds and ends
in mems clothing, boots, shoes, neck
wear and furnishing goods at Sol
Hips.
The Ely Brass Band, under the tu-
torship of Prof Olsen, is making good
Roadway and expects to be IN trim to
discourse to us the national anthems
on the Fourth of July.
The mill at Cherry Creek has start
ed again, and this time. we learn, the
concentrates show profitable returns,
and a general feeling prevails that it
will prove an ultimate success.
X. G. Davis is Treasurer of the FL
nance Committee of the Fourth of
July and when he strikes you for a
few dollars towards that object, dig
deep down and make the young man
smile at your patriotism.
James Sampson writes us that he
commenced shearine sheep at Terrace,
Utah, on the 10th. He saws: The wool
market looks better than il has for
years, and stock sheep are on the
raise. The ranges are fine. The cat
tie market is strong; no move in the
horse market yet.
Hiram Sioker and George Grant
who went TO Hamilton about ten days
ago, have returned. Mr. Stoker has
taken contract of hauling ore from
Hamilton to this place for shipment,
and is now busy getting his teams in
shape.-Elko Independent.
Last Sunday the god of the storm
turned loose here in fine style. 1t
rainei, sleeted and showed the whole
long day, and when night drew his
shadowy mantle DER hill and vale,
more than an inch of sleet and snow
covered the ground, making il hard
to realize that IL was the middle of
June and not the middle of January.
"The Ely school in White Pine
county is running with two children
in attendance" We find this item
floating around in our State exchanges,
and will say it is untrue. There are
about twenty pupils in attendance at
Ely public school. The error in our
exchanges doubtless occurred through
an item published in the NEWS that
but two scholars we're attending the
White River school.
Mrs. ]. s. Reeder was taken sud-
denly i'll Thursday morning, and the
family were so alarmed that they
hastily dispatched tor DR.. Campbell
to the Monitor mill. Before the doc
tor could are arrive, however, Drug
gist Clark's remedies relieved the
lady of what proved to be only sud
den spasm of weakness, and she is
now all right.
A Steptoe Valley rancher, whom we
shall call Jones, for that is his name,
got marriage license last Monday,
and rustled round town vigorously to
secure bride to lead to the altar, but
none of the fair ones would consent to
share his joys and sorrows, and he
returned home sadder, but not bit
wiser, old fool.
Billy Ingraham met with a painful
accident Thursday evening. He had
brought in load of hay from Nc
Gill's ranch and put up his team at
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