The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-02
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MIS- Maria Mclaughlin is quite Ill
m .be residence of her aunt, Mrs.
:. :. said that the Reno Reduction
w !. will be running again In about
sheriff Payne departed for the west
-, Tuesday to attend the meeting Oh
, .aa.ssors at Carson on January 4th.
rh,. il leap year and, according to
i n's custom, the ladies have
' e'' esI on the gents in matters per-
tanning to love affairs
R.A. Bob Martin and Miss Matte tue
go II. - wore married IN Phoebe last
S saav evening. We extend con-
moa .,Ia,ion to Robert and his fair
young bride.
The young folks gave a bail al
ruetsrs Hall Thursday night, aud
danced the old year out and the new
year in.
Hank Smith. the old Comstock su
nsriptendent, is now in charge of the
famous Bullion Beck mine AT flnhc
Utah.
Sam SNYDER and John Mongason
came down from Ward To the see old
wear out and the new year in. They
say there is lots of snow up there.
II NAV be of interest to marriage
able ladies to note that 1892 will be
cap year. After January LIST 1t Will
be a free-for-all, go-as you-please
sweepstake.
John II. Howard and Mrs. Mary
Henry we're married in Cherry Creek
Christmas Eve. The NEWS extends
conQratulation and wishes the couple
long and happy life.
The Salt Lake Tribune's Christmas
Issue was mammoth sheet of thirty
two pages, chock full of interesting
matter. The Tribune is one of the
best papers in the country.
The Reno Gazet,e's Christmas nun.
Der was twelve-page paper, well
illustrated, and made up OF interest,"
ing matter pertaining to the State IN
general and Washoe county in par
ticular.
That the storms Of the week were
lighter here than north and west OF Us
is apparent from the small amount OF
snow We have had not over six
inches 10 all. AT Cherry Creek the
stage driver says it is two feet deep.
We ave received letter from 7.
c. Pouiade from Portland, Oregon.
He writes; ave are having regular
Spring weather here now--rain and
sunshine; the green grass is growing,
and most delicate flowers adorn the
lawns"
Angus Monroe, an elder brother of
the one who served ninety days in our
county Jail last summer for petty lar
eeny, was sent to the State Prison for
eighteen months for grand larceny
from Eureka last week. The rec
ord these Monroe boys have made for
themselves in the past two years leads
to the conclusion that they must nat
ural thieves.
We regret to learn that Senator
comins is lying quite i'll at his resi-
dence on Steptoe Creek. The whole
family, as we'll as ranch help, have been
down with something like grip for q
week or more, but are all on the inn
prove now except Mr.. Comins, whose
alment appears TO have taken strong
hold on lungs and kidneys. DIR.
Campbell is in attendance and does
not think the Senator's case at all
serious.
wednesday was wild day in Ely.
old Boreas turned himself loose and in
MS raging wrath held sway over all
1ne elements from morning till night.
Inc wind blew hurricane, accom-
panyed by a fierce snow storm, which
urli'ed badly. Hardly any one ven-
tured outdoors. Down the valley we
leara 1t was still worse than here and
huge snow drifts we're piled up in
many places, while the ground is bare
~ others. Ii was one the most blind
ing storms We have ever seen in White
Pine.
we have had but one mail from
EUREKA this week and that last Tues
lay though the stage came in twice.
~ reported blockade on the Palis-
que railroad. This makes it hard to
~ out paper in a dull town where