The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
sometimes.

| W. ]. Forbes and John I. CHM have
become the publishers and editors of III.
White Pine News. They will be apt to make
it very lively paper.
We clip the following items from the News
| of the llth instant:
Charley belong, in view of his appoint
ment as, Minister to Japan, appears to be
famliarizing himself with the names of the
people among whom he is to represent the
United States. vide the title of lawsuit
drawn up by him yesterday " South Aurora
Silver Mining Company against White Pine
Mutual Mining and Milling Company, Little
tJohn Mining Company, John Doe. Richard
Roe, Samuel Fen. Richard Den, Foo Chow,
Wah Ho, Sam Sin, All Gin. and Gen. Vim"
Two fine deer were Yesterday seen over on
the Base Range by gentleman of this city.
He didn't get close enough, however, to dis
tinguish the color of their narratives.
A few DAYS ago an individual. originally
from the classic regions of Pike jumped
the claim of burly Heuton down on Pig
onip Flat. Arguments having been ex-
hausted, our German friend started for town,
swearing that he would serve the Piker
INIT" an Injunction. Net knowing the
modus operandi of the process, however, he
procured the services of a survey or, and with
him returned to the "disputed territory"
The surveyor, of course. was willing to make
90 a piece" and accordingly commenced at
once to define the boundaries ofthe premises.
Pike was an interested but quiet observer of
all that was Transporting. After time the
surveyor and Hans both got dry and re-
paired to neighboring saloon to "irrieate,"
leaving behind them the instruments used in
the survey. Here was chance, thought
Pike, to sumnarily stop further proceedings,
and he was not slow to improve 1t. Selling
shovel he dealt the theodolite few well
directed blows, smashing it into atoms, and
turning to party of spectators, with a con-
scious air o. triumph said: "Boys, les all
go and take drink I've busted HI out Of
that Injunction We are indebted to Bob
Rowland and John Monahan, both eve wit
nesses of the ludicrous scene, and both Of
whom. it is safe We think to presume,
d" smiled with Pike over his success, for
this item.
We clip the following from the Inland
Empire of the lltL inst.
All old residents of Sacramento and the
western part of Nevada will remember
Harry Klassing the more especially If they
ever patronized the places where the best
beverages were dispensed. Harry has been
stopping at the Orms5y House in Carson
during the past fall and winter, but got the
White Pine fever and is now with us. One
might travel long distance and not find a
better man than Harry.
For the past week the Indians of the sur
country have been holding grand
in the canon east of the Eber
hardt mine. We have been informed that
there are about eight hundred of them pres
pnt, who have kept up the dance without
cessation for. the last seven days. How
much longer it is going to last we are unable
70 say. We noticed large number of warriors
IN ponies going to the ball yesterday, each
,ne armed with rife or gun, and from the
ooks of the fellows we should say they meant
o see the thing carried out on the square.
L is said that difficulty occurred on Sum
lay between some Of the Indians and one
,fthem was killed. No danger of diff
ulty is apprehended however, for they are
tribe and not half as much dis
'osed to fight as to eat. i s-es