The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-03-28
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reunion, we presume.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday,
one of the most ancient and revered
festivals in the Christian Church.
We learn that Mrs. David Biggs of
Duck Creek is very low with la grippe
and fears are entertained she cannot
recover.
UK Nichols. of the White River
Land and Cattle Company, was In
town several days this week and has
zone out to the ranch.
AC. Cleveland and w. n. McGill
of White Pine we're in Reno yesterday
and visited Virginia City to-day =
Gazette 21st.
Mrs. A. Travis and son and Mrs
James Baird, James Baird, Jr., and a
Younger member of the family, of
Taylor, have been visiting Ely for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Felsenthal, of Tay-
lor, were down from the upper levels
Sunday. b. NJ. Pearlman was also
visitor to the county seat.
he NEWS stIint itlhiis Allanho ~
Senator Comins and Assemblyman
McGill for courtesies extended to him
on the floor of the Senate and House
during his recent visit 10 the State
Capital.
There was a pleasant social party
at the residence of Hans Christensen
in Taylor on the evening of the 10th,
which was quite largely attended and
very enjoyable evening passed.
II does one good to 90 abroad and
see other parts of the country. It
tends to broaden the narrow views one
necessarily contracts who lives and
moves in small community fer
many years.
We are pleased to learn that Ross
Humphrey, who has had hard tnssle
with the grippe, which was aggrava-
ted bv touch Of pneumonia previ-
ouslv had, is getting along nicely and
out of danger.
From here the grippe swept down
/ Steptoe VALLEY, taking in both sides.
centering in Cherry Creek, whore at
last accounts its victims numbered 40.
II is said to have been of milder
form there than here, and no serious
case is reported.
II with regret that we learn Of the
death Of Mrs. Geo. w. Baker of Snake
Valley. which occurred at a. II. last
Sunday morning. The lady was 70
years Of age. and her vital powers
were not sufficient tn rally from n So
we're attack of the grippe. She leaves
a husband. three grown sons and
daughter 10 mourn her loss.
Senator and Mrs. Comins and their
daughter0-Misses Eta and Minnie
arrived from Carson Tuesday night
and proceeded TO their home on Step
toe Creek. Miss Minnie has been at
tending the State University at Reno,
but failing health induced her parents
to bring home.
II. X. Nichols, who has a bond of
the Peacock mine, has put four men
prospecting the mine: T. T. O'Neil,
Jerry Calder, John Smith and Percy
Jackson. The showing in the Pea
cock is such as to warrant that the
money expended in its development
is money well spent
I There is great deal of sickness in
<the land, both in Nevada and Califor-
MIA. Every paper we pick up ehroni-
ces one or more deaths in almost
every little hamlet. Our people have
been very fortunate in escaping with
so little fatality the plague that is
now sweeping tho land.
Justice Weber came rushing into
our office last Sunday afternoon and
deposited suthin' suspicious on our
table. To our query, "What's up,
now" came the answer ats girl,
and just what we wanted" We
quaifed to the health and longevity of
the new heiress to to the Weber fam
lily. Johnny has pair nova boy
and girl.
II is waited hither on the Washoe
zephyr that two gentlemen from White
Pine INDUCED in very angry wordy
combat over Comins' railroad bill in
the lobby of the Capitol just one week
before the Legislature adjourned. 1t
is but fair to say that neither of the
ira.e tongue-lashers were members Of
the Legislature.
!. b. Williamson has had long