The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

VIM. Hayes is around again Asteudf
Ing 70 his business.
The mercury has been from rs to q
below zero for the past week.
Miss Belle Butler resumed her duties
as postnistress here this weeks
A. J. Cartwright has moved into his
new home, In the eastern par. OF town.
Jscsb Shsllan barger left Monday for
. shert visit with relatives in southern
Oregon.
Druggist, r. NJ. Clark left here Mon
day for . short business trip to San
Francisco.
Wren Pierce and John Borchert were
ever from Cherry Creek Friday on a
business trip.
Judge George S. Brown finished up
the court business here and departed
for his home In Elko, Monday.
Fl. jacobson, representing Adolph
Harris 4 Co. OF ban Francisco, spent
Sunday hero with our liquor merchants
The proprietor OF the Nevada Chop
Heuse 10 In good deal OF trouble over
the loss OF as chickens. See "Reward
Notice" elsewhere.
Word reached here Tuesday that
HI Cole, an old-time Nevada gambler,
had died In Bisbee, Arlz., last week,
from consumption.
W. L. Davis, a former owner OF the
NEWS, has recently sold the Democrat,
published at Red wood City, Call, to
J. v. Smith, who will hereafter con.
duct the paper
Assessor A. c. House returned Fri
day from Carson, whore he had been
attending a meeting OF the State Board
Of Equalization. He has taken up his
residence In theCourt House.
Tho latest edition OF the Pacific Coast
Miasr 10 distinc.ively a Nevada paper,
and contains we'll written and care
fully prepared article on the cyaniding
fths Chainma ores OF this place by
Louis Jannin, Jr.
All stage lines have been delayed the
past week. Until last evening all east.
ern mail has been two days late. The
snow Is now pretty well packed, sleigh
ing 10 good, and they have been max
isg good time the past two days.
Raymond McKernan broke his left
risk last Sunday. He was siding down
the hill on barrel stave, which slipped
from under him. In trying to check
ais fall, he threw out his left hand,
Which received the full weight of his
body. sen. sof IT, -
During tho raging of the storm last
Wednesday night, Ernest Mlllick, the
Osceola stage driver, got off tho road
and wandered around In the valley
above the old Argus mill for several
hours. He finally got back on the road
and reached here at $3.50 the next morn
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Ing. e4 oHl
&. 8. harrington, John A. Traylor
and Jas. p. Gasrell left here last Sat-
urdsy, with far better opinion OF our
people than the one they had when
they we're escorted In by tho Sheriff.
The gentlemen were we'll pleased with
their exoneration, and treated a num-
ber Of their acquaintances to a good
time Friday evening. Messrs. Traylor
and Gaskill will go to New York for a
few months and may possibly return
here. ?.
Indian Punch was found frozen to
death Tuesday morning, north OF China
tom apd In plain sight Of Ely. He had
been celebrating the new year with the
Chinsmen during tho night, aud at
tempted 20 carry to camp with him a
little TOO much booze. From the APP
pearance OF the snow, 1t seems that the
Indian had fallen down and rolled about
agcod deal Id trying to get up, but he
couldn't make It.. As the night was a
very cold one, 1t didn't take him long
to become good injun.