The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-14

everybody good to be shaken up occasionally,
particularly when so much good feeling is mani
Tested.
RETURNED FROM A TRIP.-Morris Ballenberg
and Harvey Carpenter returned recently from a
trip to the eastward. and express themselves
we'll pleased with the general appearance of
matters and things in the localities visited.
Morris speaks in particularly high terms Of the
Cherry Creek country, and says quite an excite
ment exists regarding Its mineral wealth. Peo-
pie are daily arriving from all quarters, and
building Is going on rapidly. Mollinelli has
moved some Of his traps from Shellburn aud
started a branch hotel there are several stores,
corrals, and the usual number of saloons. In
this connection we are led to remark the great
number of miners, traders and Others noticed a.
coming from Phoebe and its vicinity. One fact
that our merchants of Hamilton should look to,
and that at once. is the probable large amount OF
trade which can he controlled there by a little
e~xertion, which II not attended to will be di.
verted to Phoebe.
EXAMINATION OF WA. CRARY.--Since our last
issue we have met Deputy Sheriff Bellrude, just
returned from Mineral City, where he has been
In charge of William Crazy, who killed Benefel
last week. From Bellrnde we gather additional
facts ELECTED at an examination before Judge
Walsh, which throws considerable light on the
subject. The evidence given, as told us by sew
eral parties, goes far TO justify the act Of killing,
and, rs usual In such cases, shows there are
always two sides to a story. Judge Walsh held
th.. rt.an.r a.. hail In t1. ..... - gp nun q. -
pear before the next Grand Jury to answer to
the charge of killing II. W. Benehel but before
the bonds could be made out and signed the
stage left. and Crazy was returned TO White Pine
county jail.
sr. JoHS's DAY.-The approaching oath day
Of June is All occasion generally celebrated
among the Masonic Fraternity everywhere, and
is made q day of rejoicing AZ the birthday Of
st. John. the Evangelist. On the evening Of
that day the Masonic Order u Hamilton will
commemorate by giving a grand ball. the notice
OF which appears in our advertising columns.
As the Order is noted for it's excellence in
managing such affairs. all can he assured of q
good time. We are informed that tickets will be
for sale ut all the principal places Of business in
town, and also of the committee. who are com.
posed Of Messrs. DIR. Chamberlin, j.. T. Mathew
son and J. c. Raper.
NEW MILL.-It Is no longer doubtful about
the erection OF a new mill by the English com.
pany ON the site formerly occupied by the Inter
national mill. We congratulate our EberhArdt
ncighbors ON the prospects which will be added
to their camp by this undertaking. We art
informed by parties who presume to know. tina,
the new mill will consist Of twenty stamps. and
will be built mostly of the material saved from
the fire which destroyed the former structure.
II is expected that work will be commenced AZ
soon ~ Capt. Drake returns from his trip below.
C,SToS MINING Observation-Disclosures from
Mineral City. the scene of this company s opera
lions. informs us that J. NJ. Ogden, superintend.
eut, has completed lining his smelling furnace,
and Is now ready to start on ores from the Ault.
man and other mines belonging TO the company
1t In also rumored that he will recommend the
building Of a mill shortly. as the mineral In con.
stantly showing more Of n free character, and
can be reduced with larger profit by mill pro.
cess than by smelling.
GRAND LARoFNY.-som days ago man named
Henry Smith. who had been employed in Strick-
land h McCormick's saloon ON Treasure Hill
was suspected of purloining various sums of
money from the till. and brought up for exami.
nation before Justice Robertson. The evidence
going To prove that he had Abstracted 500 at
one time. he WAS held TO answer to the charge of
grand larceny before the next Grand Jury. He
now boards with Dan Patterson. at the county
Jail.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cleveland has been
sloshing around town for q few days the past
week, and In conversation with him we gather
that everything In the agricultural line in his
vicinity is looking splendidly. Cleve has a
large stock ranch near here, with some of the
finest cattle to be seen anywhere. He has re-
Gently made extensive additions % his valuable
blooded animals, and intends 10 raise fine stock,
Picnic PARTIES. We hear rumors OF a large
party Of our people who propose getting up a
picnic excursion shortly. There kre some of the
finest places near Hamilton for this sort of
amusement that can be found anywhere in the
State, among others at the foot Of Mokomoke
mountain, where the splendid stream, known as
the Illipah Creek runs. We hope the proposed
occasion may be one of success and pleasure.
PorAroEs.-This important and valuable arti-
Gle Of consumption Ia being sold by jas. Moore,
Of the Peoples Market, in quantities to suit
purchasers. We can testify to their excellence.
having been made the recipient Of q lot. which
are ~ bright and sound as a Carson dollar. We
understand they were raised on Mr.. withington's
ranch, which is an additional proof Of their
excellence.
STAMFORD MuL.-Dr. Goodfellow, Superin-
tendent of the Stanford mill, informs us that the
stamps are continually pounding away on ores
from the Eberhardt & Aurora company's mines.
This mill has been worked very successfully,
under the present energetic administration and
the English company have expressed their sat
i~sfaction at the result of It's working on their ores.
PASSED T~HRouaH.-S. J. Henley, generally
called Steve. passed through from Phoebe, on
his way 10 San Francisco via Palisade. He is
travelingfor an extensive cigar house in San
Francisco.