The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
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JUDGE TrLFoRD's LECTURE. - Judge
Frank Tilford will deliver an address on
Tuesday evening next, on Reminis-
eences of Hugh G. Murray, james A.
McDougal and David q. Broderick.'
II is to be hoped that no political meet
inos will be called for that evening, as
Judge Tilford's reoollections Of the dis
tinQnished men of whom he proposes to
speak can not fail 10 interest all.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-William B., other
wise Billy Daugherty. has severed his
connection with the bar of the Pollard
Hotel, and will on the 1st proximo take
charge of the Office of Woodruff & En-
nor, at Napias, Eureka District. In any
position of the kind Billy is the right
man in the right place, for his compo-
nent parts are principally accommoda-
ton and suavity.
RAILROAD MEETING.-The Committee
on Statistics appointed by the railroad
meeting last Saturday night has been
very active during the week, and will
doubtless have many interesting particu-
lars to report Tuesday evening. Let all
who feel an interest in the movement, or
have suggestions to make or informa-
ton to impart, attend the meeting hext
Tuesday evening.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. ship
ped from their Office in this city, yester-
day, to the Bank of California, San
Francisco, 3 bars of bullion, weighing
1856 pounds and worth So, 482.08; and to
Thomas w. Colburn, Secretary, 2 bars of
Original Hidden Treasure, bullion weigh
ing IA pounds and valued at 50, 1877 %.
Total, 8 bars, $50 pounds, $6,379.3l.
NEW YoRK.-It seems that our base
metal mines are attracting considerable
attention in New York. The New York
ers are not very enthusiastic over our
free metal mines. but are figuring for
large investments in the Base Metal
Range, which. perhaps, has been more
correctly represented to them than the
mines of Treasure Hill.
IMpRovEMENr.-H. V. s. Mccullough,
of the old and popular firm of E. Ruiz
ling Il Co., assayers, Virginia, and a
gentleman well known in mining circles.
has let a contract for erecting a hand
some and commodious building on the
vacant lot adjoining Wells, Fargo d Co.
on the north, in which he intends estab-
fishing an assay odioe.
THE GREAT LoTTERY.-Homer s. King.
at the Office of Wells, Fargo 4 Co., is
prepared to furnish applicants with tick
cts in the great lottery of the San Fran
cisco Mercantile Library Association.
See advertisement in another column of
the chances. Somebody-yea. many a
body. must draw a fortune-and why
not your
P. NJ. EDER.-This distinguished bank
er, forwarding and commission merchant
of Elko arrived last evening, and will re-
main at. DR.. Spaldings for three or four
days. Base bullion shippers can make
liberal terms with Mr.. Eder for shipments
of bullion either East or West, and for
return freight.
LADIES GooDs Mrs. Blaser, late of
S~hermantown, has opened a fine stock
of bats. fancy articles, toys. perfumery,
ladies' goods, etc, in the National Bank
building, opposite Red Frank Wheeler's.
Main street. and invite the ladies to call
and see her stock.
MAMMOTH BULLIoN.-The Mammoth
S. N. Co. shipped through Wells, Fargo
4 Co., yesterday. to Joseph L. King.
Secretary, San Francisco, one bar of
bullion. weighing 81 pounds and worth
81. 557 90.
THEATER To-NI6Hr.-For the grati6-
cation of the publiee, the Carter Troupe
will perform at the Athenenm again this
evening, on which occasion will he pre-
scented Shakspeare's great tragedy of
> Richard III
RETuRSED.-Lewis Cook, one of the
pioneer merchants of Hamilton, and one
of our most energetic and philosophical
citizens. returned from San Francisco by
yesterdays stage.
OUR VOTERS. The registry books were
closed at 6 o'clock. last evening. with
489 names In the FIRST Ward, and 396 In
the Se~cond-totai. 8S5. The First had
90 NOR voters than the Second.
GosE To ELY.-James NJ. Kennedy.
Esq, left for Silver Park and Ely dis
tricis yesterday, with a view. we believe,
of establishing himself in the practice
of the law in the southeast.
FEsrrvAL.-The ladies of this city will
give a festival for the benefit Of the Pres
byterian Chuch, on Friday evening next,
at the City Hall.
TAX SALE.-The Sheriff will hold a
delinquent tax sale to-day, in front OF
the Courthouse.
PRESBYTERIAN SERvIcE.-Preaching in
the City Hall. tomorrow, at IL I'm. and
8 p.m., by the Rev. A. II. Sloat.
MAsoNIo.-The Masonic Lodge of this
city will hold a meeting on Monday even
ing next.
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