The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-02

try dollars there are men in all mountain
owns who, In defiance of law and strict
regulations governing the sale Of ardent
spirits to Indians, continually deal out
the filthy stuff to them. On Thursday
evening last a party Of Shoshones came
over to this place from Eureka. and pro-
cured whisky enough to make them
crazy, when they commenced a general
row, resulting in serious injury to some
of their number. We trust the efforts
o being made to bring the sellers Of
intoxicating liquors to Indians may
prove successful. and justice be melted
out to them Since the above was in
type were informed that a man named
Doran has been arrested for selling
liquor to the Indians, and sentenced to
go days.
PLEASURE PARTIES. w have noticed
several loads of people, both male and
female, passing our Office during the past
week, and, with true reportorial curl
osity, have wondered where they were
going. We found out by the most APP
proved method, that OF asking, and were
informed the parties in question we're out
pleasure hunting. From descriptions
given, we are confident they have had
good times viewing the beauties of the
illapah, and interviewing the viands pre-
pared by that best of cooks, Mrs. Shack
les, at her ranch. There is no pleasanter
ride into the country than the route de-
scribed.
From A TRIP.-0ur old friend Joe
Potts, formerly mine superintendent of
the Eberhardt d Aurora mines on the
Hill, returned on Wednesday from an ex-
tended trip below and to Oregon. His
many friends were overjoyed to see his
genial self among them again. In COM
pany with a mining gentleman, whose
name we did not learn, he proceeded to
Robinson ON Thursday last. Joe is in
terested In the Hayes Company in that
district, and goes to look al that prop
erty. When he returns we shall endeavor
to find oat something about the "web
feet and the Modoc war.
ABOUT Jon woRK.-we have received
but a small amount OF this sort of patron
age of late, and are at a loss to aecount
for the same. Surely merchants and
Others wanting work of this kind, would
not send out Of their own town, even to
the metropolis for that which can be done
at home. We buy our clothes. food, and
everything We need here, and would not
send below for anything which can be
obtained in this section. Our prices are
not exorbitant, and we are prepared to
do as good work rs can be done in the
State.
DIED.-It is with profound regret we
chronicle the death of the infant child of
our respected towns-people Mr.. q Mrs.
E. J. Travis. A short ftful fever of life
was accorded the young one. and only
ten months of the beauty of this wCsld
had come and gone in its history. We
a do no more than extend our heart
felt sympathy TO the bereaved parents in
their affection, which feeling is partici-
pated in by numerous friends.
RErURSED.-Deputy Sheriff J.. NJ.
Bellrude, returned on Thursday last
from a trip to Carson. where he had
gone in charge of four prisoners. We
are informed by him that he experienced
no difficulty in landing them all safely
within the stone walls which is to be
their homes for different periods of time.
No effort was made to escape on the trip,
and Mr.. Bellrude informs MS they were
dociie AZ lambs.
liz LIvERPooL.-Harry Newton form
erly Of Troy District, has been heard
from. He is spending a few weeks with
the bloody Britishers in Liverpool. 1t
would not surprise MS a whit to see our
old friend Harry poke his pleasant phiz
into our sanctum any day, and We would
heartily welcome him home.
DISTRICT CoURT.-With the close of the
Crary case, for killing Benefel at Min
eral City, the criminal calendar was ex-
hausted, and the court adjourned tempo
rarily. We have been informed that
several civil cases Of considerable magni-
tude are soon to be tried, which, when
completed, will finish the term.
MUNcEY CREEK.-Fred Plageman and
DIR. Chamberlin have just returned from
Muncey Greek, having been looking at
the mines in hat district. We have not
gained full particulars for this issue and
shall defer a general description until
next week.
LIoUons.-A. G. Gordon, our veteran
Wholesale liquor dealer, continues to keep
his usual fine assortment of wines and