The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-21

EDGAR MrSE.-This valuable property still
continues to produce its quota Of good rock.
thirty-iye tons being daily shipped to the Man
haitian mill. With about thirty men employed.
1t certainly shows we'll for a mine to produce
over a ton TO the man Of high grade ore. Til
question naturally comes, II thirty men can en-.
tract IS tons, how many tons could double that
force producer There are plenty of milling
facilities, and plenty Of room for men to work,
but only one mill is kept in operation.
AN oLD-TINER miners will remember
James SHOEMAKER. formerly associated with
Frank Schoonmaker at the Silver Brick, on
Main street. James passed through here on
Monday on his way to Phoebe, where he goes to
attend the settlement of business connected with
the Arm OF W. T. Reynolds Il Co., bankrupts, in
San Francisco. We are pleased to see him look
ing 80 we'll, aud are happy to know that time has
lately dealt kindly with him financially.
SURPRISE PARrY.-we were informed IL
week Of a pleasant surprise party given by Il .
friends of Mrs. Goodfriend at the ~latter's resi-
dence. too late for our last issue. The affair was
gotten up to show the appreciation in which this
most estimable lady is held by our people, and
also to celebrate the anniversary OF her mar-
riage. Many impromptu guests were present.
and the affair was one of the pleasantest of the
kind which has occurred this season.
FoR RoBISsos.-we met Tob. oberfelder, Of
the firm Of Obcrfelder L Harrison. doing bust
ness at Eureka, during the week. He started for
Robinson on Wednesday In company with our
we'll known clothing merchant. J. Coin. The
rising camp OF Mineral City will certainly please
these enterprising visitors and may induce them
to start branch houses there, which would be an
addition to the business facilities Of hat section.
In THE COUNTY JAIL.-sherin Patterson has
now five boarders at his elegant brick hotel,
among them William CrAry, accused Of the kill
ing of Benehel j. J. Watts, under indictment
for the killing Of Thomas Flitcroft, and John
Doe and Charles wray. for larceny. All thee
cases will come mp for action before the Grand
jury next week.
MANHATTAN MnL.-This mill ia still running
on ore from the Edgar mine, and continues to
turn out quantities of bullion every week. 1t
would afford us much pleasure to chronicle the
starting up Of some Of the other mills. but 1t
seems to be among the uncertainties to even
guess at the probabilities of such an event.
LAMAR Faa -ona manning, .s, woel ve found
an immense hens egg lying on our inkstane.
with certain cabalistic marks upon its surface.
The compositors say it must have been laid just
as 1t appears but Star says it is a production Of
one Of his own fowls. It measures, lengthwise,
IL inches, and is 9 inches in circumference.
IMPRoyrse-we are n,e.sed IN he able tn
record constant Improvement in the condition
OF James Logan, recently injured by q blast on
the Hill. Although the unfortunate man will
lose the use OF his eyes and be destitute of one
handl still great hopes are entertained OF his
ultimate recovery,
PERsosAL.-Mr Probert. one Of tho I.ro.
shareholders in the Richmond Mining Company
at Eureka accompanied by Frank Drake and
rhos' Wren started for Robinson District in a
private conveyance on Wednesday last. We
understand they go to look at the mining In