The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

routine business.
DR.. M. J. Davis returned from San
Francisco Thursday looking much
improved in health.
The bills allowed by the County
Commissioners at their last meeting
will be found in another column.
- P. B. Noteman, former resident
of Ely, arrived from the Bruno coun-
try Saturday last. He has not very
exalted opinion of Bruno.
Sam Rutlidge and Pat Slgling
pulled out last week for Bruno. Sam
has lived in this section almost as
long as he is years old.
It has been showery all the week,
and on Wednesday hail fell to the
depth of an inch. The weather has
been unusually cold in consequence.
D. D. Jolly will leave this morning
for Ferguson district, where he pur.
poses going into the water business.
He will take 3OO-gallon water tank
with him.
When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doctoring,
and we know of no better specific
than Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover.
Ira Abbott, who is playing recluse
at the Monitor mill, violated all the
rules of the game Monday by coming
to. town and having time with the
boys. A well regulated recluse don't
do that sort of thing.
One Frenchman, instead of using
the much abused words "most as
suredly," would knock them silly
with word that is uncertain about
its standing but quite as forceful, and
say " certainment.
AS Max Schaefer was getting ready
to pull out for Ferguson district Tues
day morning, a by-stander called out
to him: care you going to write?"
and the answer came back: You
tam fool, you think I'm going to
walk"
Frank Donohue, of White Pine,
ran up against a sure thing before he
had fairly got inside the Midwinter
Fair grounds, and was soon relieved
of over $500, all the money he had.
No comment necessary in this case
Z except few dashes and an exclama-
ton point.
Belmont Courier: The quartz mill
at Hike was entirely destroyed by fire
one day last week. The fire was &C
cidental. The mill had been crush
ing ore from Ferguson district in
Lincoln county. The owners will
build large mill at once. So we
are informed by Mr.. Granger.
Six men arrived here Wednesday
from Ferguson district on their way
north. They say there are six men
there for every job. All are hanging
on by their eyebrows waiting for
DeLamar, and unless he puts in an
appearance soon there will be some
getting out of there.
At the first indication of disorder,
the deranged or enfebled condition of
the stomach, liver or bowels, should
be promptly rectifed by Ayers Ca
thartic Pills. These Pills do not
grippe, are perfectly safe to take, and
remove all tendency to liver or bowel
complaints.
It is claimed that all the mice, from
some unknown cause, packed their
duds and got out of Ely two weeks
ago and that now not one can be
found in the town. We are just
little curious to know whose patron
saint it was who did the banishing.
He, is certainly dangerous rival of
st. Patrick.
The remains of an elephant and
numerous parts of lions, camels and
other beasts have been discovered
near'Castle Rock, in Kansas, by Pro
fessor w. f. Howard. Elk. That
was only cyclone slump, but it
would appear that they travelled far
Their and hit the ground little harder
than the hog and fat goose that made
the aerial voyage of 2O7 miles in In
diana the other day, and effected
landing without injury.
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