The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27
STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.


met G.. W. Lamb, who is direct from this
District. He reports matters in that sec-
ton as looking much better than for
many months past. There are about $50
people in the District. and this number
is being almost daily augmented. Col.
Cummings new reduction works (the
finest in the State) have been completed,
and will get up steam to-day. The Col
onel has q sufficient amount OF coal and
ore on hand for a long and prosperous
run. The average of ore from nine
mines Is $l78 per tun in silver, and SO
per cent. lead. We are glad to learn
that Robinson begins to look up.
ELY Drsrn1cr fudge ]. S. Pitzer and
others, lately from Ely District, speak in
glowing terms Of the general prospects
of that section. It is stated that recent
developments place the wealth and per-
manency of the mines beyond doubt. 1t
is probable, however, that the business
of the District will be greatly overdone,
Az Is usually the case with every camp
about which there il the least excitement.
ISconpoRArED.--The Eureka Reduc-
ton and Mining Company has filed it's
certificate of incorporation in San Fran
cisco. The object of the company is
smelling and mining In Eureka, Nevada.
Capital stock 800, 600, In 81, 900 shares.
Trustees, Joseph Z. De Ia Montagnie,
Richard Chenery, Fl. V. s. Mccullough,
o. p. Sutton and c. Hearsch.
PLEA Oh Gumry.-Egan, who some
months since, at Egan Canyon, assault
ed a man named Brown with a shovel.
yesterday pleaded guilty, in the District
Court, of assault and battery. He is "A
cripple, and at the time of the ARRAY was
under the influence of liquor. He will
receive his sentence on Saturday next,
ut 10 am.
HEARD FRoM.--We had an item yes
terday about the departure for Eureka of
MCGOWAN, the chronic : drunk and dis
orderly Last evening Marshal Dumars
received the following note from officer
Dennis, of Napias, which explains itself:
Mike McGowsa arrived safe at 6 pm.
At II pm. he brought mp in Jail. Will
send him back to you
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE Rufus Long,
known In White Pine as a semi-witted
monte dealer, cut his windpipe with a
razor at Phoebe on Sunday morning last.
At latest advices he was still lingering on
mercy's side of eternity. As usual, a
woman was at the bottom of the rash
act--one Of the demi-monde having
thrown off on him.
BULLION FoRwARpED.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. yesterday dispatched from their Of
fee in this city, to j. W. Seligman & Co.,
New York, 3 bars of bullion, weighing
1856 pounds, and valued at 50, 504 Is;
also, TO the Bank of California, San
Francisco, l bar. weighing 46 pounds.
and valued at $733.41.
DTTcH CoMPLETED.-The ditch which
IL to convey water to the new smelling
and separating works Of Governor Mat
teson, has been completed. Other mat
tiers connected with the new reduction
works are also being driven ahead by the
Governor with commendable energy.
He evidently means business
A Ssue REsoRr.-Messrs Leconey *
Dean have made the Blue Wing about as
comfortable and home-like an inn as
there Ia in town. A very fine brand of
lager Is kept IN tap, and served up by
the glass or quart. in cosy rooms where
friends can hob-nob and enjoy them
selves.
A MISTAKE Col. Harry I. Thornton
was a passenger by Hatch & Kiplinger's
line, instead Of Travis & Wilson's, at the
time he met with the unfortunate acct
dent referred to in yesterdays issue.
We are thankful that we have survived
long enough to make the correction.
Hor CREEK.-A gentleman from Hot
Creek informs us that the mill at that
place Is running. under the auspices of
Mr.. Groves, OF Belmont. A considera-
BILE quantity Of ore from Morey District
will shortly be worked at the Hot Creek
mill.
HIoH GRADE ORK.-A miner from Mo-
hawk Canyon, west side Of White Pine
mountain, yesterday brought to this city
some magnificent specimens OF high
grade ore, recently struck in that vi
cinity. He says there is an abundance
Of the same sort in sight.
ANOTHER FURNACE FOR RoBNsoN.-Mr.
Hebron and DIR. McMeans have COM
menced the erection of q smelling fur
mace in Robinson District. A lot of
machinery and other supplies will be
forwarded from this city to-day or to-
morrow.
REGULAR PoLIoEMAN.-T Board of
City Trustees has appointed Jack White
a member of the regular police force.
Jack is blessed with a sufficient amount
of muscle to get away with the heaviest
d. d.
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 hat s good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
BASE BAIL.-The heated term being
over, the Pogonippers were out yester-
day for game Of base ball. The weather
is hardly cool enough yet for the Fat
Mans Club TO take the field.
GosE TO EuBEKA.-Postmaster @. +.
Meyers. of Treasure City, left yesterday
Tor Eureka, on n tour OF inspection. he
says he wants to see for himself what
all the excitement is about.
FAST TRAvELINa.-Jot Travis left this
city for Patterson at ~ o'clock Monday,
and returned at @ o'clock last evening.
Distance, 100 miles; travelling time, 10
hours, or 1917 miles per hour.
FoR VIRoINA.-John r. Kittrell leaves
today for Virginia City, to attend the
meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, at that place, on the 3oth
inatant