The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-02-09
Thursday, February o. 1899.
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Latest quotations. Lead, $3.50; cop
per sls.
Mrs Hin Hamilton came in on the
Cherry Creek stage Tuesday evening
and is stopping al Munro's hotel
We have quantity Of old type-metal
for sale at 10 cents per pound. Order
at once before we ship it.
Miss Nettie Karbstein stopped over
here last Monday night on her way
from Dslamar to Cherry Greek, where
her brother resides.
Ben Payne and number OF other
men owning horses that run in the vic
Unity OF Jake's valley, are engaged this
week in making a general roundup.
Fox's barber-shop is always clean
and neat, and its proprietor Is bigger
than he looks, when it comes to han
ding the razor.
II you wore awakened last night from
your beauty sleep by the racket In
Chinatown, don't enss, but look pleas
ant and remember the Glorious Fourth.
Mrs. Dr.. Hammond entertained the
ladies OF the Social Club last Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. J. p. MeOmie and
Mrs. w. ]. Barney won first and second
prizes at progressive euchre.
Messrs. aynearson and Baker re-
turned last Friday from their hunting
trip in Spring valley and report good
luck and a fine time.
Programme pencils; tally cards, plain
or printed to order; and other 3ne
printing at reasonable rates, at this
office.
Mr.. Condon OF Washoe county intro
duced bill In the Assembly last Fri
day for the repeal OF the prize fight
law. 1t was referred to the committee
on Public Morals.
Calvin Warlick of Snake valley was
in town on business the first of the
week. lie reports that the cold wave
struck the eastern end Of the county a
cool blow.
Last Sunday night Jack Frost paid
up for the fine weather we had enjoyed
for a couple OF weeks previous. The
official Thermometer registered II de-
grees below zero.
In the District Court Thur sday, Judge
Fitzgerald denied the motions for new
trial made by defendants in the case oil
Mrs. |. M Robinson vs.. Henry Kind
and Eugene Howell. Sentinel.
Foster says the temperature OF Feb
ruary will go to great extremes, with
frequent changes. During the month
three great high waves followed by
three cold waves, will cross the conti
nent.
We received long letter from VII
Bruce this week, which will appear IL
our next issue. IL was written Decem
ber Goth and states that all of the New
ada Cavalry boys we're well at tha
time except Wammack, whose sickness
was not serious.
The celebration of China New Yeai
was supposed to begin at O'Clock thi
morning but the zeal OF the CELESTIAL
overcame their patience and few pre-
hminary yolleys were fired yesterda!
afternoon. Human nature is much th'
same the world over.
In another column appears the carr
Of John Weber, recently appointed
Notary Public for this place. Mr.
Weber's long experience as Justice Q
the Peace has especially qualified hir
Tor his new duties. Anyone havin
business in his line will always find hir
courteous and attentive.
Julius Johnson, Lou Franks and Ere
stoyell have taken a contract from Il
A. Riepe to sink the shalt on the MOI
rls mine in West Camp an additions
W feet, making total depth OF 100 II
The Morris contains good showing {
Doth copper and gold ore and with ds
selopment Is apt to prove bonanza.
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