The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-15


lately sold by the advertising deception
resorted to by Eastern publishers, of
pamphletizing a sensation portion of n
new novel, and ending ii abruptly at an
interesting point. We should think that
the disgust e~ngendered by being caught
in sneh "A literary trap wonld operate
aoains the sale of the work. That is the
effect it would nave upon us. Considera-
BILE ingenuity is displayed, sometimes, in
tbis mode of advertising. We have nm
instance before us. We shall call it
'Benerson Emerett's Great Piute Sensa-
ton. the Gnome of Illapah.' 1t opens
with three scouts, two witches and n
ghost. Several personages are killed of
in the first chapter, especially the ghost.
A sauaw of surprising beauty and "a
ioy forever is kept in the background.
She is decked out in a robe of rare rich
ness. hanging down in graceful folds of
ragged drapery. Her fnrdel OF fire.
wood forms n snmptuous divan. Connt
Henri de Morville now enters on the
scene. and beholds the lovely maiden.
He falls on his knees before her aud in
mnte but sentient signs declares his love.
She is about To rise when Wamalnke. the
great War-Horse of the tribe. speeds an
arrow mt the Counts head. The contin-
nation of this thrilling Piute romance
can be had at all the drug stores.
The Tv ESrY-FouRTH AsNIyERsARY.-
According to call, published in this pa
per, a meeting of citizens was held in the
District Courtroom last evening to make
preliminary arrangements for celebrat-
ing Independence Day. The meeting
was organized by calling James J. Ayers
10 the chair. and Il e election ~ l.. p.
Davis ne Secretary. On motion of Mr..
George Birdsnll. the following gentlemen
we're appoinfed an Executive Committee
10 devise all necessary measures to get
mn a creditable celebration. and to APP
point subcommittee: Hamilton-LeWis
Cook, J. V. b. Perry. Frank Wheeler
(Red). Ed. Irwin. j. G.. Leconey, JOS. A.
Dnmars, Frenchy Dahlman. Treasure
City-M. G. Hiilyer, N. MeCluskey,
Captain Layne. Shermantowh-Capfain
Rawlings, John Collier, c. Wilson. On
motion. the Executive Committee were
reanested to meet IN Mr.. Perry's Club
room, Mt 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
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Chairman.
AsSoYISG ACCIDENT We regret TO learn
that the Walsh Furnace. at Swansea, has
met with an accident which will some
what retard the operation Of smelling.
At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon, after a
very successful run of eight hours, dur
inc which twenty-ane fine bars were
nodded. the foundation Suddenly gave
way. and s.uk Several inches. The wall
tnwards the bank cracked and settled.
Skids were placed under the corners as
o ms possible. and Judge Walsh hopes
10 restore it without further material
damage. 1t seems that the accident is
the result of a grave oversight. Instent
of sinking for "A solid foundation, the
floor WAS laid on frozen ground. which
gave way as soon As the heat reached II.
II is a great pity. for tie furnace was
running very satisfactorily.
GoxE PROM OuR GAzE. For the past
two DAYS we nave missed our little even
ing visitor from Shermantown. We are
now assured that The Reporter is no
more. II collapsed of inanition in the
business department, and has gone the
way of all ponrly-sustained newspapers.
The late numbers were writ n up IN n
lively and spirited VEN, and the me-
chanical department was credltable. to
the old Prints who were starving them
selves for the good of the public. The
rumor that Chicago capitalists are about
to resurrect it. car not be traced beyond
the proprietors themselves.
A RIcH SrRIKE.-On Saturday a rich
strike of chloride was met in the Brothers
Conover mine, on Babylon Hill. Fifty
pounds of it was selected, and assayed
from 50. ZOO to $1,000 to the tun. The
vein from which this chloride was taken
widens aud contracts. The general rn u
of the ledge produces good milling ore.
Il is thirty eight feet wide, and is on q
line with the direction of the Original
Hidden Treasure.
Nor SATIsFIED.-We have heard some
complaint at the non action of the new
Board of Trustees, Monday night, IN
ignoring the election Of a portion OF the
officers voted for at the late election.
C%ognizance might have been taken ol
the fact that all the offices were hlled
by the people. Notwithstanding there Is Il
legal question MS to the existence of some
of them.
STILL ON.-The injunction snit, re-
straining the working of the Erie nine
and claiming it under a prior title to thai
of those now in possession, IL still II
the District Court. The claimants have
got through with their witnesses AND
those for the defense are being examined
The testimony is somewhat contra
dictory.
BOILER Works. The Pioneer Boilel
Works. located a few blocks up the can
yon from Main street, are prepared tC
execute all work in their line to the salts
faction of customers. Mill and furnace
men are directed to the advertisement
of j. V. Hall.
Social HoP.-We acknowledge receip
of a complimentary bid to a hop to b
given in Brokers' Hall, Treasure City
Friday evening, under the auspices OF tn
Treasure Social Club. The management
of that Association is always certain OF
good party.
PIONEER FouNDRY.-Goddard & Go
are filling orders FOR quartz mill machine
~, engines. ETC., at their shop, corne
Broad and Fifth streets, Hamilton. Fd
particulars see their ad advertisement in al
other column.
JOSH N DIcK.-This is the name Of