The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-19
NV wonx.-Frank T~aeliabue, taking

NV WoRK.--Frank Tagliabue, taking
,ho cne from Horace Greeley's book
Whit I know about Farming, is en-
oaoed in writing a new work upon agri-
culture. his knowledge upon the subject
heine based upon experience in ranching
this Summer on Treasure Hill, where he
snoded mn about a quarter section of
H., rich agricultural soil embraced in
the Kelly survey. Upon planning the
ground with seed costing his lndulgent
friends the matter of $l1.50, the virgin
soil Welded thirteen radishes, which ne
gathered by the aid of a stump-pulling
machine-their size exceeding that OF
The indigenous leeks. He also had a hill
NJ POTATOES which nearly attained a
growtb of large sized marbles that were
lie particular pride. but the cruel hail
stones would come n they were
tnacLad clean ont Of the ground and
iast among the debris which day before
.as,ordov accumulated in the canyon
halow S~bermnntown. II will be an en-
,ertoininp book. sold only by subsorip-
,;an and Tom Fitch is the only anthor-
lied agent for its sale.
commemorative did not mean to
say, Yesterday, that the whole town prop
oYtv Of our neighboring village went
aoxn the canyon, but only the loose prop
er,v-as the item was written. Yet, the
49,, oa nr;nted came nearer the actual
ct Than romantic. Yahoo Canyon
IN, down A deluge of water which, being
Shs,rrctad by the hay in the rear of
paoL's stable, backed up, and finally
aowad into Main street, creating general
condemnation in its devastating course
washing out the Chrysopolis saloon and
other prominent places of resort before
The inmates thought Of danger. A mum
Der of tun of hay we're swept down the
canyon and much damage done.
TIE REPUBLICAN MEETING, last even
ing, at the Atheneum, was largely at
tended. In the absence of W. W.
Bishop. Esq, who was expected to adj
dress the audience, but unfortunately
eould not be present, Mr.. Il. ID. Feusier
took the stand, and in n foreible speech
of an hours duration held the audience
enchanted. After him came Gov. Miller
and Lew. Cook-both of whom delivered
creditable addresses. At the hour OF IL
the meeting broke up-cheers being given
for the speakers and the success Of the
Republican party.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE. We learn that
g. A. Swasey. Esq, of S~hermantown,
will be n candidate for the position Of
State Senator before the Republican
County Convention. Should the nomi-
nation be bestowed upon him, we know
of no one better qualified to occupy the
position. An old resident of the State,
AN early settler at White Pine, with every
requisite qualification, he is TO be classed
among the list of worthy aspirants.
Travel SouTHwARD.-Pioche City
must be an attractive place, for about
every third man one meets nowadays
upon the streets, will tell you that he is
going there. And to accommodate the
rush thither, Travis, Wilson 4 Co. were
compelled yesterday TO send out two
stages-both loaded down- with pas
sengers.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
yesterday 500 pounds of bullion, from
Ely. to L. l.. Robinson. San Francisco;
aud TO j.. a. w. Seligman, New York, l65
pounds-valned at SO, los. 02. The esti-
mated value Of the G bags to Robinson,
from Ely, was S6,432.50.
NICK AND NEcK.-Both stages came
into town from the Railroad yesterday
! early together-Beachey Wines & Co.
being a few minutes ahead. Lively OPP
position, from which the community will
reap all the benefit, promises to be the
order Of the season.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon. Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet. Sleeps Tongues. and
everything else that s good to eat. Fresh
by every Express.