The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-03-26
Saturday, March 90, 1898.
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Every miner should have Trib.
Miss Jennie Carothers has closed her
school in Spring valley and is home
again.
Good for man, good for horse. Trib
penetrates aud cures bruises, sprains
and swellings. Trib does not blister.
GarvIu barber shop Is always neat
and inviting. Go and see him when
you Naa,f slave or haircut.
Mrs. Chris Malatesta and two daugh-
ters from Dolamar are the guests Of
Mr. and Nrs. Geo. Cook They will
remain about week.
] -ny ght ifches of snow fell Inst
niget, the hea giest f,n Of the season.
II wont last long aud we win have an
o.'eF ds-e y aua ana siash.
rsHs = .u. lis oder pleasant: mild,
II pos - den- Al promises. A.
= -o -r.eI
John Eagos. eho vas reporte 10 be
seriously sch az MeG.a's ranh last
Saturday. aas ia town on Wednesday
OF this week aud is fully recovord.
Ole Hansen came In last Mondy and
reported that when he left hone, one
Of the severest snow storms of tn, sea-
son was falling in steptoe valley.
Miss Anna McGarry, who has been
tesching at Shoshone, and he broth
er, Leonard, from Eureka, are visiting
at the home of their uncle, F. y Muir
ply.
The Chairman Mining Company
purchased last Saturday frol WIN Wat
son a narrow gore lying htween the
Joana and Joana No. ,, fo' the pur-
pose of storing tailings. Consideration
$500.
There has been great DIAL OF sick
ness in town for the past tel days. La
grippe has been going tho Uends, and
on one day this week there were only
sixteen out OF forty scholars at
school.
Mrs VIII Hamilton gave birth to "A
daughter on Friday of last wcek ana
both are doing nicely. They are al
present stopping at Duck Creek, where
Mr.. Hamilton is engaged in getting
out logs for X. c. Davis.
Tom Lane left last Sunday for Cali.
fornia and will probably not return for
couple of months. During his alb
senee G. w. Price win act as Superin-
tendent OF the Chairman mill aud mine.
VIM. Hendrie the veteran lumber
dealer from Osceoa, was in town last
Thursday evening and returned home
next morning.
Every lady in town who was no. in
Cherry Creek has had an opportunity
to test the merits of the big cake which
Mrs Hip brought back from the Cake
Walk. The cake was cut into over
fifty pieces and II any one was sighted
1t was an oversight.
NJ. Hyman, the watch maker and re
pairer, has moved his business to Cherry
Creek. During his stay here he show
ed himself to be careful and efficien
workman. For good and quick worl
send him your watches and clocks tina
need repair, and help to support 10
cal enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. McDermd anf
daughter Amy arrived from Cherr,
Creek last evening and are visiting
with the family of w. b. Graham
They were accompanied by our Count.
Treasurer, Mr.. Williamson, who re
ports having had a worry pleasant vaca
tion.
Clay Garrard, assayer for the Chain
man Co., left Tuesday for trip thro
the gold camps of Utah, to study tn
cyanide process. He viii be gone sew
eral weeks, visiting Mercur, Tintic, Del
amar, and, before his return, will prob
ably make visit TO California.
G. A. Brown of Currant Creek, wa
In town ON last Monday bidding fare
well to his friends Ia this locality. II
expects TO start for San Francisco i