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

Sundays, from to 10 n. M, and thirty minutes
after arrival Of the stage.
THOMAS SrARR.-Forthe pasttwo weeks
We have had an almost continuous fall of
snow. But our faithful carrier, L. v. as
aforesaid-way the lawyers put it-has
male his regular trips to the Hill and
he has come back every time. Not many
boys, no older than he, wonl | have done
this-not for Joe (meaning Gran1elnyer
at this time). Starr is faithful among
the faithless found we hope we shall
not have to record found in u %snowdrift.
You bet, death has no terrors Tor :.
There is no death. The $50 go down,
10 rise upon some faircr shore.
And. bright in Heavens jeweled crown,
They shine for ever more.
But If = is not afraid of death, he Is
afraid Of Cinnamon " has a large lot Of
lien fruit-crowers, hens and chiekabid-
dies he watches them {hens aud China
mem to see that they don't get too close
~ acquainted. He says the superior raee
tmeaning Chinamen--and we are glad to
record that there are some insects inferior
to Chinamcnl almost invariably absorbs
the--we were about TO say inferior race
but the Chinaman does not race after
chickens; he goes at nightfall. seizes n
chicken, gives him n whirl, aud says
Come hitherest.' No one is there to
protect that lone chick tbiddy in the dead
hours Of the night, and the cruel, cruel
John tcruel 2 times 10 deceive the reader
and enlist his syinpathies) chucSs that
defunet hen in HIS clio; and where is it2
III II - IL 1..1L. LII Il
il no more forever. Mr.. unirms the is
from PENN that h would sit ON the
roost aud share the fortunes of those
hens, only the muscles OF his hind legs
hay t got that back action that is accord
ed to the feathered creation. Instead Of
being n pleasant, social fellow, : says If
he was a stern man (say , feet across the
stern he might sit N the eggs. while
awaiting the arrival Of the mil; AMI then
the mir woul1 be fall Of pinions.'
MAREIED.-This little VOID, which
speaks 80 much, tells the story OF a well
known citizen, who has left his state Of
single misery, and started ON thu right
road to happiness. Mr.. Nixon Is con-
nected with the store OF A. Haas, aud
wiz llAiIlfAl ~ Niltll ilit Htl'Hf W Ali7n
Stella l.. Atkins, formerly Of this place.
Both bride and groom have long been
residents of Hamilton. and it was just o
little disappointment to their many friends
that their marriage should have been con-
summated elsewhere. But we are not
selfish in such matters. and can with a
true feeling OF friendship wish the newly
welded pair every happiness that falls to
the iot Of mortals. May a long life, with
out u cloud, he their portion.
"A JOLLY UrsET.-On Tuesday evening
last as the stage-sleigh from the railroad
was making its way through the severe
Storm, loaded with fifteen passengers and
their luggage, rs well as n heavy amount
Ngal talent, the. sleigh made n turn
2 when about iwo miles fronl%this
Jumping thd8nt@ cargo n 4 heap
int huge snow-drift. For some mo-
nents a confused mass Of legs, attired
both in lace and leather, were all that
could be seen. The view, it is said.
cured that team of epizooty-the driver
sending them into town from the spot
without once using the lash.
CHINESE New YEAR.-The Monaghan
breed, resident in the lower part of town,
were compelled to have most of their
celebration within doors this season.
Snow-banks not being good for the dis
play of fireworks, they i~mprovised n ball,
which came off IN Thursday evening,
and was gotten up regardless Of expense
or music. The costumes displayed were
in some respects superior to any of those
Mt the bal Mosques last Winter. Great
credit is due the managers on the occa-
sion, and as this was decidedly n sue
cess, it is asserted that measures are
being taken to have "A repetition Of the
same twice n week hereafter.