The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-10-03

'Wisdom," saith the sage,
"Cometh with age"
.sFoolr' quscked the goose,
"Then it's no use"
Location Notices at this ONCE.
B. F. Miller was q Phoebe visitor last
week.
Judge w. q. Tyler spent few day.
at Eureka last week.
Joe Newman is spending few days
at osceola this week.
DR.. NJ. j. Davis has been appointed
company physician at Copper Flat.
For artistic job printing OF all kinds
send your orders to the NEWS Office.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. B. Brown viii &C.
cuyy the Hayes residence in Hayes
Park.
The pension of Jesse 81. Peaslee, now
Of Phoebe, hiss been increased to IS
month.
Mrs. Ida Rose camc over from Eure-
Re last week on visit to her father,
Mr.. Regli.
A postofice has been established at
Birch, Eureka county, with Andrew
c. Dibble as postmaster.
There will be social ball at Cherry
Creek, Friday evening, October II. A
good time is promised.
Joe Watson came over from Tono-
pah last Thursday, and reports every
thing lively In that camp.
Wm. Butson announces that he is
now ready to supply families and others
with their Winters supply of fruit and
vegetables.
Axel Shields OF Hamilton came over
Sunday morning to labor with the
Board of Equalization and, after tran
saeting his business, left Tuesday morn
Ing for home.
The Ladies Card Club viii entertain
their gentlemen friends on Tuesday
evening next at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Simpson and the usual good
time Ii anticipated.
Miss Florence Lamb, who taught the
Gregory school last year, came in last
Sunday from her home at Reno and
will open the school in the Duck Creek
district next Monday.
Simon Davis, general manager Of the
Black Eagle mines, offers teamsters SIP
. ton for hauling ore on their return
trip to the railroad. See his adver-
tisement in another column.
q. H Ramsdell. the photographer,
went to Cherry Creek on Tuesday and
will remain over two Sundays only.
Persons desiring to have their pictures
taken will govern themselves accord
ingly.
Miss Maud Norman of Illipah has
been engaged to teach the school In the
Snake Valley district, and after spend.
Ing . couple OF days In Ely, she left by
Saturday mornings Osceola stage for
that place.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF County missioners will be
held next Monday. All persons having
bills against the county should present
them so the Clerk not later than
Saturday, October, s.
Milford Martin and wife. left yester.
day morning by private conveyance
for Eureka, and will take the train for
their home In New York. Mr.. Martin
was highly pleased with the excellent
shopping made at Copper Plat.
Abe Kooken, who came here about
four months ago from Cherry Creek
and engaged in the saloon business sold
his pool table and stock this week, E.
0. Corners securing the former, while
the liquors and cigars were disposed OF
TO Mr.. Corners and W. r. Bassett.
Mr.. kooken closed his doors on Octo-
Dor i and left In search Of pastures new
Doc Holmes sold his horses and
vehicles to John Weber this week and
retired from the livery business on
October !. 1t is understood the Fetch.
or brothers Of Eureka, who have fine
barn and excellent outfit intend to open
up for business shortly, operating both
barns and in this way control large
share OF the passenger business between
here and the railroad.
County Clerk Grunditz on Monday
received request for copy Of the in.
structions OF the court to the Jury In
the case Of the State VS.. Hill Hamilton.
who was tried here In May, 1899 for the
murder Of Marion Clements. He was
convicted and sentenced by Judge Tai
bot to imprisonment 10 the State peni.
centary for the term OF his natural life,
but 1t is understood a determined effort
10 now being made to secure his par.
don.
Parties who OF late have visited the
camping grounds at the mouth Of Der.
~ Creek have either thoughtlessly or
maliciously chopped down and dam
aged q number of trees, and W. N.
McGill the owner of the property,
gives notice that any repetition OF the