The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-30

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Mcmahon CLUB.-An ardent few Of
this city delight to congreRate under that
name. They are natives Of France, and
,bouob citizens Of the United States, can
mt but love the land Of their birth. Though
seI,sraphic accounts of fearful disaster
to the arms Of France may daily greet
them, and boastful Teutons exult, these
hopeful people never waver in an abid-
ing faith that the banner of their native
land will yet emerge from the gloom Of
battle bright, untarnished and trinm-
phaut. In the march of Prussiau hosts
with devastating tread over the land Of
their birth and the graves Of their ances-
try. the chivalrous Frenchmen imagine
nothing more than some strateeieal
movement upon the part Of the Leading
men Of France which permits II. They
see in this invasion Of their Country only
the most speedy and easy mode by
which triumph is attained. Let the en-.
tire army Of Prussia, say they. march
unmolested TO the investment Of Paris.
The city is able to care for Itself, while
the French army in the field will sweep
around upon the frontier, and, getting in
the rear of the invaders. cut off all re-
treat and utterly destroy them. This
done, the Prussian Government being at
best a shell, and with no other army To
bring into the field, will be deserted by
the other Geman States, leaving the En-
peror Of France to dictate terms ofpeace.
All Of which is plausible, and one even
8ng with the McMahons would almost
make a Dutchman, even. believe it true.
The Club had an enthusiastic time at
it's last meeting. and far into the small
hours did the Marsailles. from patriotic
throats, pierce the nights dull ear.
A CHANGE OF TEACHERS. Miss NJ. II.
Hilton having resigned her position as
teacher in the public school of this city,
the Board of Trustees at a late meeting
appointed Miss Clara Forbes for the va
cancy. Miss Forbes is Mt present teach
ing the Treasure City school; but will,
we understand, occupy her new post OF
duty at the Hamilton school next Mon
day. While we congratulate the people
here upon the choice Of the Trustees. We
also feel for our Treasure City neighbors.
who lose n general ~favorite. Miss Hill
ton leaves the school with the friendship
of all and the general wishes Of the
entire community for perfect happiness
an the future.
WATER ON TREASURE HnL.-The daily
consumption of water on Treasure Hill
at presAnt is about 1900 gallons, or
900 faonthly-the prizes Of which is
81 for 10 buckets holding near three gal
Ions eseh-about 81 cents per gallon.
This ia all supplied by the White Pine
Water Company, and is pumped up by
s44ax, the engine being rup two days
each week for the purpose.
SANITARY yEREIs The German San
itary yerein effected a permanent organ
ization Sunday night, by the adoption OF
\ constitution and bylaws aud election
of permanent officers. The following
named gentlemen were chosen: H. pia-
geman. President; j. Phillipson. Vice
President; j. Wagner, Treasurer; A.
Goldscbmid, Secretary. Meets every
Sunday evening. at City Hall.
REGISTRY AGENTS. Since July LIST the
books of all Registry Agents have been
'open-though we doubt If to any pnr-
pose, IA but a week will elapse before
the time set for primaries. this registra-
tion business should be considered.
Agents are required by law to advertise
ut a certain specific time. Is 1t not
pretty near that time now;
Bullion FoRwARDED.-Wells, Fargo x
Co. sunday shipped from their office
in this city Q bars bullion, weighing
LOLA pounds, valued al 90. 6i7 30 to L. L.
Robinson, San Francisco, from the Mea-
dow Valley Company. Also, 3 bars from
the South Aurora TO j. x W. SeligmaD,
New York. weighing 100 pounds. valued
at 81. 500. 06.
TwssrY-FIyE DoLLARs!-The estab.
llshed price OF passage now hence to
fioche is S25. and Hatch & Kiplinger
wish It distinctly understood that they
nave always been In favor OF low rates
and VIII not be beaten by any rival line.
iheir next stage leaves tomorrow morn
ing from the Office of Wells, Fargo x
LARGE LoAD.-On Saturday, Lew.
'ook received a load of goods worthy of
mention. II comprised a general assert
ment of nearly everything eatable.
hnnkabis and wearable. The weight of
fhe cargo Sas $4,000 pounds, and re-
,9uired a strias Of four wagons, hauled
ny IA mules for its conveyance.
SILVER PARK BULLION. AT the assay
ONCE Of Cahill Bros, yesterday, We saw
about 300 pounds of crude bullion, which
was unloaded there from Hatch X Kip
fingers stage. II was from Silver Park,
and is but a forerunner to hundreds of
similar shipments to como from that
quarter.
THE RAcE.-The race below Sherman.
town, Sunday, was largely attended.
Stout's horse came Ia irst and captured
the money. After the principal race
mere were a number of brushes between
scrubs. resulting In the transfer of BON.
siderable cash from Que TO another.
srocK AT AUCTION Reilly Il Wood
berry will sell mules. horses, wagons,
houses, etc., at auctionroom. Look at
their advertisement.
H%oUsEKErPERs, by referring to onr
Adyertising columns, will find a rare