The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-10-09
Trib fulfills all promises.

Thos. Rushmer, a carpenter who has
been in the employ of the Chairman
Co. for the past five months, departe
for his home in California last Thurs
day, his son being dangerously i'll.
Geo. Allen of Hamilton was in Ely
interviewing the Court on Probate bus
mess. Mr.. Allen was appointed admin
istrator OF the estate of Mrs. Glynn
Richard Willis and Henry Hoppe were
also here from Hamilton.
Miss Emma Lloyd took the stage fol
Eureka Thursday morning en- route
for her mothers home in Grass valley
California. She expects to spend about
six weeks visiting her old friends in that
locality. She was accompanied by hen
neice, little Emma McOmie.
County Treasurer Williamson de,
sires us to call the attention of the tax.
payers of the county to the fact that
the new law passed by the last Legis-
lature, providing for the semi-annual
payment of taxes, does not take effect
until next year. This year the full
amount must be paid in one payment
Col. Jos. Grandelmeyer, one of White
Pines Oldest and best known citizens,
called upon us in our editorial sanctum
this week and favored us with some in
teresting points concerning the past
glory of White Pine county. The
Colonel is a keen student of current
events, but as he expressed it, geology
and minerology are his especial forti-
fication.
Ely Thursday evening en- legal business.
In conversation with us he expressed
the opinion that Ely is going to become
one of the greatest camps on the coast
Mr.. Wren is a man of sound judgement
and keen observer, and his opinion in
this matter is worthy of consideration.
Take courage, Ye of little faith.
Cherry Creek sent quite delegation
to Ely this week. The following gen.
tlcmen came ON legal business connected
with tie Court: Geo. f. Parker. Wren
Pierce, Dave Ross, Will Ross, Chas.
Phalen, Al. Martin, r. II. Fillmore,
jerry Patnode, and John Vener. Add
to these the boys on the trail Of the
highwaymen and men must have been
at premium in Cherry.
AS teamster was driving from La Q
City to Ely the other evening, his horses
became frightened at the tightening
just as he was approaching the mouth
of the canyon, and pulled his lead wagon
over into the wash. 1t was pulled out
the next morning without much dam
age having been done. We did not
learn the mans name, but would call
tion all teamsters that lightning is
dangerous in that canyon, especially
when taken internally.
Two of the boys who were out looking
for highwaymen this week, met at
Thirty Mile Springs with the two men
who are making the trip from New York
to San Francisco with burros to sat
isfy an election bet. The travellers were
well armed and it is a question which
were the worst SCARED our boys or the
strangers They succeeded in coming
to partial understanding, however,
before any blood was shed and the boys
withdrew. leaving them to form their
own impressions as to the kind of a
country this is.
Mrs. Geo. Brandt returned on Thurs
day from White River valley, where
she went to attend the wedding of her
brother VIM. Bellinger to Miss Mary
Riordan. daughter of Jas. Riordan.
The ceremony was performed last Sun
day morning by the Rev. Father Man
nion OF Eureka, in the presence of the
friends of the bride and groom. Mr..
Bellnger is buying cattle for Utah
firm and for the present the newly
welded pair will continue to make their
home at the home of the brides par
ents.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells YOU ''just as good" as Trib.
Not true he tells.
Aud il be "better than Trib" tells you,
BE sure If he succeeds and sells you,
'Tis you he ''sells.