The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-10
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

To avoid being round shouldered be
Oh ,te square.
Several commercial travellers have
been With us during the week.
jams Lspter is up from Cave valley
for his Fall supply Of provisions.
w. N. McGill ha. commenced work
on ths ndaiionN for al addition IL
his dwelling house
Al. Enwright. Dan Cobuors and G
W jackson pulled out ye terday for
the southern country.
Tho Lane City school will open hext
Monday with Miss Laura Gallagher
. teacher.
Notice of y 5 cent assessment on the
stock Of the White Pine Copper Co.
sppesrs else " here In this issue.
Miss. Hanna Smith will entertain tie
Ladies Card Cub at Mrs. W. y Nc.
Gill's. Saturday afternoon.
Charles Gallagher came up from the
ranch to attend the celebration Monday
but VAS taken down with ,onsilitis and
has been in bed ever since.
Miss Lillian Tilford, Miss Ivy Greg
ory and John T'ilford were over from
Osceola TO attend the Labor Day cele.
br,tion.
All tho mines Ia the district were
closed down on Monday 80 that all the
employees could participate in the
Labor Day Celebration.
&c. W. Watson severely renched his
right leg while riding In the saddle
horse race Monday, aud has been laid
up ever since.
Messrs. C. williams and +. Holland,
the young gentlemen from yinclnnsti.
Ohio, who spent their summer vaca-
tiou here with the chum, Neil McGill,
left Saturday for their home.
Neil and Miss Katie McGill departed
yesterday for California to pgain take
up their studies, instead Of returning
east. The former will onter Berkeley.
and the latter Mills Seminary.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
County Com ssioners' was held In
the Court house, Tuesday, the mem
bers Of the Board enjoy ing a holiday
% Monday. A full board was present
~ the meeting and the regular order
Of business transacted.
Mrs. A. c. Cleveland, Mrs. Clara
Dun~oody, II. NJ. Peters and Prince
Peters left Tuesday morning for the
Cle,clan ranch IN Spring vall'y,
where they will remain sometime III
perfecting arrangements fer the dispo
slsion OF the property.
The festival given by the Ladies
AID Society last Friday evening. while
not so largely or enthusiastically At
tended ss previous ones. was verthe-
less : social aud financial SUCCESS. The
vocal and Instrumental music was
highly appreciated by audience, 80 was
also the recitation by Mira, Miles.
One Of the heaviest wind storms o.
tho year blew in on us Saturday bring
Ing with IL great clouds OF dust, M
dsmsge resulted Ia town, hut down IL
Lund. Commlssioner Wskeling reports
considerable dsmsge done the second
crop Of hay, some of which was par
TALLY stacked, bg heing blown ahon
the folds. He also states ii at one mar
had the entire roof blown from hi
reside ce.
Joseph L. Giroux. President OF th'
Giroux Consolidated Co., Which
operating the Pilot Knob mines her
and other mines In Old Mexico, ~
~hp for the past II years has beet
iGAherAt Manageflof Senators Clark
Unitsd Verbs mines OF Arizona, wi
rever bis connection with that prop
srty On the eotlfgd this month and im
msnisseiy proceed 10 Mexico to TAX
charge OF the Giroux Consolidate
Mines shere. After experimenting th
erection Of = smelter there, Mr.. Girou
will turn his attention TO the propertie
ASss.