The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-04-06
: Thursday. April Q. 1890.
SCRAPS FROM BLY.

Latest quotations. Lead, s4.i5; cop.
per $3.50.
Dsll Lsahigh Is sufficiently recovered
from his illness to be out OF doors.
Miss Aunie Bonner of Cherry Greek
Is the CUES. OF Miss Josephine Munro.
District Attorney Walker returned
from Hamilton last Sunday.
County Treasurer Williamson left
yesterday morning on an assessing trip
in the eastern part OF the county.
Mrs. C. G. Grey has rented the
Office In the Hip building and is fitting
il up as a law office.
VIM. Hayes is again able to be around
without crutches, after being laid up
for several weeks with a sprained ankle.
Wait for d. Cohen, who will soon be
around with big load OF goods, Ladies
and Cents Furnishing Goods, Cloth.
lag, sto.
No man can correctly estimate the
true value OF a woman or gold mine,
but thousands OF men have gone broke
trying to find out.
Fox's barber-shop IL always clean
and seat, and its proprietor is bigger
than he looks, when 1t comes to han
aling the razor.
Arthur Mathewson arrived here by
Eureka stage last Sunday and went on
next morning to White River, to look
after business interests.
The County Commissioners we're all
In town last Monday. Mr.. Gallagher
vas accompanied by his wife, and Mr.
Mcknight by bis son Will.
VIM. Hayes has received this week
large supply OF Giant Blasting Powder
No. l and No. 2, Safety Nitro for hard
rock, Fuse and Caps, and Nickel Drill
Stesl--the best.
Don't forget the dance Friday night.
Everybody is invited to go and have q
good time. A basket supper Is to be
served In the hail and each lady is re-
quested to take lunch for two-good
measure so all will be provided for.
Admission to gentlemen, rs cents.
B.F. Miller is In town looking after
the interests OF the Nevada Express Co.
The line has done thriving business
all winter and has kept up lte passenger
accommodations to the top notch. As
travelling salesman said recently in
our hearing, "thers Is no better stage
line IN the State, and he knew from
sad experience.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar arrived here
last evening from Eureka, accompanied
by her brother, Leonard McGarry.
She leaves this morning for Snake val
ley, where she will open the school In
place OF her sister Anna, who has beer
obliged to go to San Francisco, 10 have
her eyes treated.
Governor Sadler has issued q pro
clamatIon designating Friday, April Il
1899. as Arbor Day, and recommend
that said day be observed by the peo
pie Of the State In the planting OF tree
and shrubs, and In the adornment o
public and private grounds, and by ap
propriate exercises and ceremonies i
The Public Schools.
Joe Bdzetti and Robt. Crawford wer
down from Cherry last week. In
former expects to engage In the ranci
ing ead market gardening busines
having rented the property known
the Indian ranch, 10 miles north
Cherry Creek. Tho ranch belongs
A. McDermid and contains about
acres under water.
County Treasurer Williamson r
turned last Saturday from his vacatlc
on the Coast, and Is looking as hale al
hearty as man ten years his JUNO
lie reports having had hne time, b.
was extremely unfortunate In the ma
Yer OF weather, having seen only .
sunny days during his stay in Caliiorn
and Washington. Nevada beats Il
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