The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-02-03
| 0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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new double column ad this week.
Riepe's Hotel comes to the front
this week with new ad.
School will open in Taylor Mon
day next with Miss Eta Comins as
teacher.
Mcdonald and Harris, proprietors
of the Capitol Saloon, are out in a
bran new ad.
Attention is directed to the double
column ad. of VIM. Hayes which APP
pears for the first time in this issue.
Miss Mollie Stewart and J. B.
Williamson, who have been visiting
at Cherry Creek, returned on Wednes-
day.
Chas. Peck has had honors thrust
npon BIN. School Master General
Treece has appointed him Trustee of
Taylor School District.
County Clerk 'Garaghan, who has
been confined to his room for several
days, has so far recovered as to be
able to attend to business.
Frank x. Murphy, Ely's proficient
attorney, has gone to Eureka on Off
cial business. He will be absent
about two weeks.
The word with Ely young ladies is:
"let's skip" and, slang though it
be, when saucily said, it just knocks
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John Mungerson, who arrived from
Ruby Hill, this county, Wednesday
evening, reports that half the work
ing force of the Grizzly Mining Com
pany has been knocked of,
The new quarters for the News on
School street arebeing fitted up and will
be ready to occupy this week. When
we get moved in and things straighten-
ed out we will be pleased to have our
friends drop in and see us.
Marion, the two-year-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ONel, was bitten
on the hand by a cat she was playing
with last Monday. DR.. Davis dressed
the wound and no further danger is
apprehended.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has made reduced rate to the
Midwinter Fair. The fare from Pal
isade and return is 1924. 10, including
five gate tickets to the Fair. Read ad.
in another column.
Frank x. Murphy, ESQ.,, has COM
menced suit in the District Court
against w. L. Davis for $500 damages
for defamation of character. The
article complained of was published in
the News the last week in December,
1892.
Under an execution issued by the
District Court against b. f. Miller in
favor of VIM. Hayes, Sheriff Payne
took possession of some buggies and
wagons in the Monitor stable. AS it
is claimed the Elko and White Pine
transportation Co. own the property,
there is liable to be some trouble over
the seizure.
A telegram received by Hon. Thos.
Wren from the Clerk of the Supreme
Court says that in the certiorari case
of VIM. Hayes VS.. w. L. Davis and
the Board of County Commissioners
decision has been rendered in favor of
plaintiff. The points decided are not
yet known.
New placer diggings were struck
a few days ago by Milton and Will
liam Hamilton, in Ervey gulch, about
four miles from Osceola. Dirt from
the new find was taken to the mill
on the east side of the range, six
shovels of which PANIED out $1O and
one hundred and forty shovels were
sluiced, producing 1923.
A box weighing forty-four pounds
containing the result of about ten
days run of the Cumberland and
Osceola Gold Mining Company's mill
at Osceola, was received from Super
intendent A. J. Millick by Sol Hip
Friday last, to be forward to San
Francisco. The result, we learn, is
highly satisfactory.
One sack and two boxes of fine
ore from the Joana mine, weighing
$50 pounds; one box from Duck