The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-04-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

of the Cold Greek school next Monday
Postmaster Collins of Cherry Greek
was on visit to the county seat sew
eral days this week.
Major Treece has been under the
weather for the past week, though his
ailment is not of serious nature.
Carson ladies are practicing target
shooting and they make good scores
James McNulty of Aurum, and P.
Keelan of Spring Valley are in on
Court business.
A. G. Cleveland, came in from the
West Wednesday. He has some Court
business here. -
Potatoes are selling for four cents
per pound in some parts of Califor-
mia.
Measles are on the rampage. Near
" every town on the Coast has more
or less cases of the disease.
Nelson Bush, and Frank Paul of
Hamilton are at the county seat on
Court business.
Walter Rynearson, forman on A. G.
Cleveland's ranch in Spring Valley,
is spending few days at the County
seat
Commissioner Gallagher returned
from Eureka Sunday, bringing with
him fine jack, which he bought of
j. G.. Ford & Co.
w. B. Lawler and G. w. Keeney
came in from Cherry Greek Tuesday
evening and are spending a few days
with lis.
We had quite snow storm last
Monday, and though it is all gone,
the weather Confines threatening. AS
we go to press it is showing and
sleeting.
Salt Lake Journal: Hon. VIM.
Burke of Schellbourne has been ap-
pointed member of the Deep Greek
railroad soliciting committee.
Judge Rives, accompanied by M.
G. Cavanaugh arrived here by private
conveyance from Phoebe Tuesday even
ing. The Judge has quite a lot of bust
ness in Court.
Hon. Thomas Wren, of Eureka
came in on Mondoy morning stage.
He has number of cases in Court.
Having finished his business, Mr..
Wren departed for Eureka on Thurs
day nights stage.
The Cherry Creek Trustees con-
templated closing the school last Fri
day, but they are SO well pleased with
their teacher, Mrs. Frank, that they
concluded to prolong the term another
month.
The Phoebe Lode says: Miss No
rhine REILLY departed from Lake Val
ley for her home in Hamilton last
Friday, where she will be married to
G. j. Pettee on the Goth Of this month.
The or. O. II. r." bon-bon ball
to be given at Munro's Hall Monday
night will no doubt be pleasant
affair. The boys are making great
preparations to make it social sue
cess. Supper will be served in the
dining-room adjoining the hall.
D. FL. jackson, who is examining
the chairman property, is still here
and is giving much labor and atten-
ton to his work. We learn that Mr..
Jackson entertains very favorable
opinion of Robinson District in gen.
eral.
E. G.. Morrison of Eureka passed
through last night en- route to the
Worlds Fair to take charge of his
fine cabinet of ores which will have
place in the Nevada Exhibit. -Elko
Independent.
Homer Index: Confound Foster!
May the foul fend of the neither regions
nail him to brass cloud. He is now
working up another storm, which he
declares will be worse than anything
that has struck us this Winter.
J. I'll. Thies has ordered enough
sugar beet seed from the Lehi (U. Z.
factory to plant an acre of ground on
his farm. The New Era says that
when the beets are harvested in the
fall he will send carload of them to
the Lehi factory to be tested.