The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-21

GONE FROM OUR GAZE.-Capt. James
Moreland Conley; the renowned leader
of the Press gang, and inventor of the
black tailed deer departed ON Sunday
last for Cali %fornia, there to luxuriate in
the smiles which never fail to gladden.
the social atmosphere where Jeems may
happen to s%ojourn. He carries the com
moditiesof genial sociality, and enthusiasts
tic alteration for beautiful women with
him, in voluminous stores and the para
phornalia of respondent co%nviviality will
and must gather about, and be irradiated
by his disc, like the canopy of the West,
when the sun is sinking in n downy
couch Of ETHEREAL yapors. We have got
way up there with Jeems, and then, not
knowing how to get him down, we leave
him to take his chances with Buisley
and the other sky sharps. May his OPP
ties be cleared of all abnormal agglutin-
atoms, his corporal system be renovated
by the %invigorating airs OF the Western
ocean and in short, long may he wave,
a prince of all good fellows, as he is of
the most grave and reverend %seigniors
and philosophers.
The GRAND JuRY.-The panel Of this
body for the December term of the Dis
trict Court was sworn in on Monday
last, DIR. NJ. j. Goodfellow MS foreman.
On Tuesday the business called to their
attention having been completed, they
were discharged. Indictments were
found against W. II. Bethards, for muir
der, and against Granger, Brown and
Parker, for grand larceny. A'eommittee
Of the grand jury examined the county
Jail and hospital, and report them to be
carefully and cleanly kept and in good
condition. Some suggestions are made
with reference to needed repairs, and for
carpets for the hospital to render the
same more comfortable for patients. A
committee on accounts and books OF the
county officials, report that the County
Commissioners had employed Messrs. w.
II. Pardy and b. II. Hereford to make Il
thorough examination into these matters,
who are now engaged in the discharge Of
that duty. They therefore deemed it
unnecessary to delay the grand jury to
institute such Investigation themselves.
WHO Is THE INeEsDIARY III was dis
NpAiiih va AiphiihA hAPlilib ldsAi lhtA
during the night some party or parties
had placed piles of old paper in two Of
the corners OF one of the rooms in the
old Mint building, corner Of Main and
Hunter streets, and set them on fire, but
from some cause or other the paper
burned out without igniting the walls.
Many times during the past year this
same experiment has been tried in
different places in our town, with similar
results. But it seems these parties were
determined to have a fire, so on Tuesday
night, about midnight, II fire was set in
the kitchen Of the same building, with
better success. The promptness of the
Fire Department, saved the building, by
pulling down the kitchen attached. Our
city officials are yigilent, but M yet have
not succeeded in bringing to justice any
Of these villains, who richly merit the
seyerest penalty of the law.
FUNERAL OF JuLIus MEYEn.-The body
of the deceased having been brought
from Phoebe ON Monday morning, was
borne to the grave at Treasure City, on
the afternoon of that day. The atten-
dance of II large number Of friends and
acquaintance from Hamilton, with the
almost entire population Of Treasure. at
tested the respect entertained for the de-
parted. His body will be removed from
here for final interment at San Francisco.
49, MR.
RUBY HuLL.-We learn from Mr.. John
Wagner that work on the Lookout ledge
is disclosing large bodies Of quartz, i'm
pregnated with chloriies and antimoninl
silver. He expresses the utmost conf
lnnnn in thn 1ninnr II AhnA onna. !