The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-04-15
meal AND GENERAL NEWS.

Trouble commences Monday morn
mo. Get the youngsters ready for
school.
There are numerous cases of measles
in Carson City, and mumps are going
the rounds in Genoa.
The Western Refinery has advanced
the price of all grades of sugar one
half cent pound.
Lovelock is shipping eggs east and
west throughout the State. They are
retailing at 20 cents dozen.
Hamilton Lodge, I. o. o. F., will
celebrate the seventy fourth anniver-
sary of the order with grand ball at
Hamilton on the Goth instant.
Tell me, we gentle winds,
That from the northwest wing,
Is this what people up your way
Consider gentle Spring?
A fire in the residence portion of
Reno Wednesday afternoon destroyed
the dwelling house, barn and fences
of Abram Banta and the barn and fence
of Mr.. Boynton.
Barney Killoy, a young man from
Gold Hill, fell off train at Reno on
Thursday night of last week, and died
next day from his injuries.
D. H. Jackson, an old Comstock
mining man, and lately of Candelaria,
came in on last Saturdays Cherry
Creek stage and has spent the week
examining the Chairman property.
Robert Martin, few years ago a
well known resident of Taylor, but
since a rustler among the mining camps
of Lincoln county, came in with P. G.
Weber from Phoebe Monday. Bob
looks as handsome as ever.
County Clerk Garaghan is instruct
ed by Judge Talbot to give notice to
all concerned that he will open the
Spring term of the District Court for
White county at Ely on Wednesday,
April Goth.
There is but one sure way of having
everything quiet in this world, and
that is to lie down quietly, let every
body walk over you and say nothing.
Most people, however, don't care to
purchase quietude at that price.
The weather the present week has
been decidedly wintry. It came in
with heavy snow storm Sunday
morning and we have had occasional
squalls through the week. thas frozen
hard every night. Grass and other
vegetation is retarded by the frosts.
It may be of interest to some of our
readers to know that law is now in
force in Nevada which makes it mis-
demeanor, punishable by fine and
imprisonment, for any person to use
vile or indecent language within fifty
yards of any school building.
The Appeal thus throws light on
the matter of Assemblyman Hip get
ting home "|busted: :" ''Well, if a man
will persist in trying to raise his oppo-
nents' bets on pair of SKIES, he can't
expect to leave Carson with much
money.
Two aspirants are in the field for the
Ely Postofice-Sol Hip and A. G.
House--the formera Populist and lat
ter a Groveri5e. If Postoffices are dis
tributed like maidens' kisses-by fa-
vors-B Bro. House has the inside track.
Either would ill the office acceptably
to the people.
Miss Agnes Timson of Hamilton
came in from Butte school Saturday
with Mrs. Holland, having finished
her term there. Monday evening the
young folks got up an impromptu
dance for the young lady at which all
had pleasant time. Miss Timson re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
B. f. Miller has an ad in another
column announcing the opening of the
Monitor stables on lower Main street,
where he has ample accommodations
for the travelling public. Though BEN
has monopoly of the stable business
just now, he will take no advantage of
his position, but treat the public just
the same as if he had half dozen COM
lvtitors.
Z Senator A. T. Stearns of Eureka
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