The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-09
snoorrna Asp ourrrsa ArgRAr.-ws

SHOOTING AND CUTTING AFPRAY.-We
are informed that a difficulty occurred
between two men at Bald Mountain, ID
miles from Fairyiew Station. in which
one Of them vas killed and the other
severely wounded. The cause of the
bloody affair il as follows: A man named
John Wilson went into a tent owned by
Alex. Mcdonald, and stole therefrom
two dollars in coin and a shot gun, all OF
which belonged to Mcdonald, who, on
seeing him coming out Of his tent fol-
lowed Wilson, and on approaching him
Wilson drew a knife and cut Mcdonald
in the side, when the latter seized the
stolen gun and discharged it at Wilson.
taking of the top of his head, causing
almost instant death. The wound of
Mcdonald Is said to be a dangerous one.
Coroner Henley was telegraphed for.
and, in company with DIR. McMeans,
started for Bald Mountain to hold an in
quest.
ARRryEp.-Pat Holland arrived, yes
day, by Hatch 4 Kipiinger's stage, from
Ely. He has made the necessary ar
engagements to ship newspaper material
to that place in a few days. The paper
will be issued about the latter part of
this month. The people Of Phoebe did
all in their power to enable him to pub
lish n paper there. Pat Is always on
hand to do a good turn for q new camp.
We hope he viii be literally patronized
by the people Of Phoebe.
Coon IDEA.-Hyman Engine Com
pany will hold an adjourned monthly
meeting at the City Hall, this evening.
for the purpose of disbanding and re-
organizing the company-the object being
to make q live company of 1t. This is
what this company should have done
some time ago, and we have no doubt
but that the reorganization Of this COM
pany will add some new life TO u eff
cient Fire Department.
Mr.. II. ii. True leaves to-day for San
Francisco. It is to be regretted that
owing to the scarcity Of m~oney-he
could not get business for the diamond
drill in this District. The Jobs he did
gave satisfaction. IL will be remem-
bered Mr.. True is the gentleman hat
took the unfortunate young Thomas
Martin to New York last Fall, and pro-
cured for him a good pair Of artificial
legs. Mr.. True leaves many warm
friends here. and no enemies. We
wish him success.
DISTRICT CouRT.-State VI. Hutchin-
son-Motion for n new trial ovorruled,
to which defendant excepted; sentenced
to 10 years in the State Prison. State
vs.. James campbell--Jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty. Johnson & Co.
Va. Wells, Fargo & Co.-stay for five
days granted. State VS.. W. II. Sweeny
Jury rendered a verdict Of not guilty.
Ho FOR ELY.-Through in less time
than any other line. Hatch & Kiplin-
ger will leave this morning at s O'Clock
with a 6 horse coach, and changes all the
way through to Phoebe City, and say
they will beat any other line through to
Ely or any other place-Jim Miller hand
ling the ribbons.
BULLIos.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co. ship
ped, yesterday, IL bars of bullion, weigh
ing 1850 pounds, from the Meadow VAL
ley Company. Ely, to San Francisco;
and 5 bars of silver. weighing 318 pounds,
value 50. 954. SO, from the Original Hid
den Treasure. to Parker Hand, New
York.
Moon feeds the hungry, and wonld
care for the widows and orphans if il
were not for the imminent peril of the
other departments Of his own family.
His fare is excellent, and he is not par
ticular about the price, unless you want
him to make il down on the slate.
PoLITIcAL.-The political pot il CON-
mencing to boil a little, since Hon. Thos.
Fitch has been here; and we hear of new
candidates every day for the different
positions in the gift Of the people.
Hatch & Kiplinger's stage will leave
this morning, at 8 o'clock, for Ely. This
line is making good time over the White
River route.
SENTEHcEp.-Ulysses W. Hutchinson
was yesterday sentenced, by Judge W.
H. Beatty, to 10 years imprisonment in
the State Prison.
There are dispatches in the telegraph
office. in this city, for Ernst Rathburn
and Joseph +. Angel.
BASE BULLION. = Pritchard's fast
freight carried away $1,000 pounds of
base bullion on Sunday.
BULLION PROM ELY.--Hatch Il Kiplin-
gers line arrived here yesterday, bring
ing 1000 pounds of bullion.
R%EcoRDER's couRT.-Maggie of Ar
gyle, for being drunk, was fined S11:
paid and discharged.
PERsosAL.-Wm. Hendrie arrived In
this city. last Sunday, from the Atlantic
States. He looks as well as usual.