The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-03-05
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Tho regular meeting OF the L. ". ".
F. was held In the hall Tuesday.
The next meeting OF the A. o. U. W.
Lodge will be this evening in their hall.
Mr.. Thomas Livingston and Hugh
Bowman left last Monday for Cherry
Creek.
Whiskey disturbed the peace and
quiet OF another family circle here last
Thursday night.
Mr.. w. II. Bray, OF San Francisco,
spent several days here this week, look
ing over some mining interests.
Rev. Arnoldus Miller returned last
Wednesday from Colorado, where he
has spent the past month, visiting with
bis family.
Steve Williams Is now engaged IN
laying the foundation and building a
Eve room house for W. A. Moyle on
Court street.
stephen Bal.inger arr. family of
Georgetown, left this week for Emm-tt,
Idaho, where Mr.. Ballinger viii make
his future home.
The tin can brigade made things
pretty lively last Wednesday evening
during the wedding of Miss Annie Hol.
land aud d. II. Fischer.
Miss Jennie Carothcrs departed Mon
day for Spring Valley, where she has
been engaged to teach the Bastain
creek school for the coming term.
It Is reported that Walter Lamb will
be private secretary to Senator New
lands. Mr.. Lamb is nephew of +.
NJ. Clark, and resides In Reno.
Miss Florence Lamb, teacher OF thr
Grammar Grade of the Ely school, de.
parted Monday for few weeks visit al
her home in Reno. During her alb.
sence, Mr. A. ]. Cartwright will fill the
position.
Some mlscreant entered the saloon oil
E. o. Conner's about 2P. NJ last Thurs
day morning. helped himself to the
contents OF the cash draw, took few
drinks, and departed with So or 81 for
his trouble.
Since the wedding last week, nun
ber OF small boys In town have been
disturbing the peace OF many families
by giving them tin can serenade.
Their parents should see that the boys
do not continue the practice.
Mr.. p. II. c.. .nnon, after straighter.
Ing out the legal papers involved Ia
the sale OF his mining property near
Cherry Creek, departed Monday fer
his home, we'll pleased with the prom
isluR prospects for that camp the con-
ing summer.
10 accordance with the account IN
the News two weeks ago, the Pilnt
Kn,b mines were started up Monday
moruing with force OF Is men, under
the management OF Frank Paul. More
men will be put on just os rapidly as
Developments justify.
Reports from other portions OF the
State show heavy losses of sheep and
cattle during the recent storms. The
losses in this county arc practically
nothing as compared With previous
winters. But just over the line, IN
western Utah, sheep are reported to be
dying by the thousands.
The NEWS man works three hundred
and seventy five days per years; that's
labor. Now and then some one pays
for the paper: that's rapital. And once
10 while some sun OF y gun of dead
beat runs up big Lll and yanishes
without paying IL; that's anarchy. But
later on justice will overtake the last
named creature, for ihero Is a place
where he will get hi, just deserts; that's
hell
During Lent sl,n service and lee
ture will be hold n The Mission Hal
every Friday afternoon at 2;30. On
Wednesdays the children will please
sssem BILE at the Mis- ion Hul for sing
ing lessons, at p. IN.
,ARNoLDUS MILLER,
Missionary.