The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-25

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LrsERY.-Bishop, of the Pioneer Sta
ble. always furnishes his customers with
MAGNIFICENT turnouts-good buggies, car
yiaoes and equipments. That he has *
cellent saddle horses, we happen to
know: for two weeks ago last Sunday a
friend of ours was pacing the distance
from Eean Canyon to Nine-mile Spring
IN advance Of his worn-out team, when
rsberine from a clump OF cedars he
"sn;ad a man on horseback coming down
ne road q la Gilpin. When the horse
nan neared our pedestrian friend he
r,,lIed mn. pulled from his garments a
Little of whisky, and insisted upon treat
;no 1sbis introduced the way to con-
,.ansat;on. The rider WAS a Celt, and
- oF a sorrel horse. He swore by
ali the frogs Of Ireland that he a start
ed upon that animal from Hamilton at .
a M. that day. And there he was at 2
n, m. 56 miles from the point oil start
mo; and squirting on with a whoop n a
mntter from which could DO distinguished
he words: -Four dollars a-day, by ia
ans. and Il Is Bishops horse, n i must
90 n Foam and back tomorrow like the
wind he swept down the valley. What
,;ms he cot into Egan we know not, but
10 know that al 2 p. m. he was within .
w;,es Of the place. And on the morning
81 ,ba sacond day thereafter we saw that
oana sorrel horse with Bishop on our
ssras,s WHY build railroads when we
oan 90 10 livery stables and get nags that
Vill endure II miles IN hourf
orYrs sapEg-In our county Jail there
ara now q half dozen prisoners who
sbonld at this time be in charge of
slipeerland at Warm Springs-that re-
mote charitable establishment 80 wisely
founded by the early legislators of this
State for the accommodation Of the few
among the number Of their constituents
who might possess the idiosincracy of
not minding their own business, and
who might exercise o peculiar tact which
nature had bestowed upon them, of levy
ING tribute upon their neighbours toll.
These convicts of whom we speak have
been living. sentenced, in the Jail now
for more than two weeks, and are long
ing for more genial air. They sigh for
climatic change; and, unless 1t be those
eyer-to-be-commiserated mortals who pay
taxes. none can be more eager for quick
removal. An inquisitive taxpaying fell
low, impairment man, yesterday asked
Us whose fault it was that those priso-
ners were detained here, whose keeping
was partially wrung from his pursef
and q answer was: Who knowsY'
He intimated that we, as a public journ-
alist, should find ont why prisoners who
have been sentenced two weeks have not
been consigned to their Carsonian exile,
and perhaps we will.
LARcESY.-Night before last a thief
effected an entrance into a house npon
the upper portion of Main street and
stole therefrom n trunk belonging to a
Miss Abrams. sister of Mrs. B%lumenthal,
who had both until within the last few
days been occupying the house. About
a week ago Mrs. Il. left for Virginia, and
since her departure her sister has been
stopping with Mrs. CARRIER. who lives
nearly opposite. The trunk contained
all Of the young lady's wearing apparel
except that necessary to make her ordi-
nary toilet, besides jewelry and all the
little articles TO n person necessary and
indispensable which one would deposit
in a receptacle Of that sort-and the loss
falls heavily upon Miss Abrams. It is
to be hoped the thief will be caught.
BRornEn, sPEALi-Mary Fitzpatrick,
writing from Lettsville, Louisa county,
Iowa. to the Postmaster Of this city, says
her brother, p. b. Fitzpatrick, was last
heard from by her when he adjourned in
White Pine; that she has written him
since. directing her epistles 10 this place,
and that all Of her letters have been re-
turned via Washington. The poor girl
also says that her father has died since
the last tidings were received from L. b.,
whom she describes as being n very large,
stout man, Of fair complexion, and 4 ma
tive Of Kentucky, aged 20. After this
gratuitous advertisement, Patrick Barney
Fitzpatrick must write TO his sister.
SPoRrsMEs n HrSTERs,-our hills
abound in sage hen; the plains are COW
cred with antelope; water fowl begin to
seek the marshy lands Of the State.
Therefore. prepare yourselves for sport;
go to the shop of Philippson & Schafer,
on Main street. in this city, and get your
guns repaired and your ammunition re-
plenished; for at their place only can
such things be done in this whole region.
Read their advertisement. and be con-
yinced.
SANITARY VKREIS. - An adjourned
meeting Of the German Sanitary yerein
WAS held last evening at the City Hall.
The various committees made reports.
and the collections were liberal-partieu-
larly that Of the Germans living upon
Treasure Hill. A committee was APP
pointed to make arrangements for q con-
cert and ball In aid Of the Sanitary Fund.
BULLION Fargo & Co. shipped
yesterday, from their Office in this city,
to j. & W. seligman 4 Co., New York.
3 bars Of bullion. weighing lG6 pounds
and valued at IS, 1lS. 80; and also 8 bars
from T. II. S. NJ. and M. Co. to Thos.
Gan. New York, weighing 400 pounds
OF the value OF $5,499. 53.
FIRsr WARD CLuB.-Republicans will
remember that a meeting of the Club is
to be held, this evening. in the Athe-
nenm. l.. d. Feusier, Esq, and other
entertaining speakers, will address the
meeting; An early and general attend
anee is desired.
IHE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are TO be found at Byrne's
OLD stand, in Perry's Saloon, Min st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues. and
everything else that s good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
DEMOCRATS OF TREASURE. Meet your
partisans next Monday evening ut
brokers' Hall. If you would win in the