The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-06
LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS:

Mrs. J. Shellenberger is quite Ill
with the grip. DR.. Davis went out at
3 o'clock yesterday morning to see
her.
M. F. Boyle was in from the Tehama
ranch for few days the fore part OF
the week.
Notice of the dissolution of partner
shin of A. G. Cleveland and ii. Nor
Gan Hill appears in another column.
Mrs. Irene M. Robinson has no
tice to the public in to-day's issue OF
the News.
Miss Agnes Timson came IN from
Hamilton this morning She goes
to the Monitor Mill to finish her school
term.
Isaac Griswold and Miss Isabella
Short, daughter of Tom Short, both
of Ruby Valley, were married IN Elko
December 27th.
The person or party who TOOK my
thermometer from off my store will
save costs and trouble by returning
the same as he is known. Sol HIP.
The joint quarterly report OF the
Auditor and Treasurer, showing the
financial condition of the county for
the year 1898, is published in another
column.
IF the hair has been made to grow
a natural color on bald heads IN thou
sands of cases, by using Halls Hair
Remover, why will it not in your case!
Phoebe Lode f, w. Dickle has
disposed of all his mining interests IN
this district to George Williams of
Phoebe, the consideration being 81.
Senator Stearns, who has lately been
teaching school at Cherry Greek, has
gone to San Francisco in quest OF
health.
Commissioner Travis and family
will depart next week for the Mid
winter Fair He expects to take a
general look around the State and ex-
poets to be gone two or three months.
The Corners inquest on the body
of Hans Christensen, which we pub
lish in another column, seems to throw
very little light on how the fire occur
ed and Young man lost his life III
Sabrons' house.
We send out to our subscribers, who
are a year our more in arrears, gentle
reminder that we are in need OF what
is due us. The newspaper man can
no more live on wind than other peo-
pie.
If anything were wanting to show
the dullness of the times and the hard
straits of business men, it is to be seen
in the low prices county scrip brought
last Monday. Its good for the county,
ssbut tough on scrip sharps.
If, when crossing railroad track,
you see train approaching at thirty
miles an hour-get out of the way as
soon as possible. When threatened
with chronic rheumatism or catarrh,
take Ayers Sarsaparilla persistently
and patiently, and the danger will soon
pass away.
A cold wave swept down on us
Thursday night and the murcury IN
Dictated 20 below zero Friday morning,
the coolest we have had this winter.
Our rollers, ink, type and all other
implements about the printshop froze
up and did not thaw out till late In the
afternoon, so we could not go to press.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
complimentary ticket to the 40 Min
ing Camp at the Midwinter Fair. The
pasteboard says: owe want to see you
often. Don't stand any nonsense from
the gate keeper. If he attempts to
give you any lip, knock him down and
walk right, in.
James Sampson writes us from Salt
Lake under date of January LIST. Jim
has bought large band of Sheep and
is now wintering them on the big DIES
ert. He has also purchased fine lot
of French graded rams at Nephi,
which he is shipping to Toano. Mr..
Sampson says sheep will be on top
again one of these days.
At 3 o'clock last Sunday morning
tho y,ooY1Ia ,oc11inr on unnar Main