The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-15

ley mot our Jeemes) and John Ellis.
broke into the saloon of Marco Medin,
through the rear window, but were
nabbed by Deputy Marshal Sam Mowry,
assisted by Marcus schultz and William
Plumhof, before effecting their purpose
Of robbery. After examination, Justice
Davis committed them to await the ae-
ton of the next Grand Jury, in default
of $1,000 bail.
FINE BUILDING.-A gentleman Just
from Eureka informs us that Messrs.
Seaton & Co., merchants mt that place,
have nearly completed their magnificent
two-story stone building on the cornerof
Main and Clark streets. The building is
25xl00 feet, and has n balcony extending
entirely around it for the purpose of
communicating with rooms in the second
story. We are glad to chronicle the sue
cess of the gentlemen comprising the
firm, and wish them many years of pros
perity.
FIREMEN's BALL.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that
our firemen propose giving a grand ball.
All who nave attended these parties will
agree in %pronouncing them perfect in
every respect. We trust our people may
turn out in good numbers, and make it n
profitable affair for the firemen, as we
know they will find it enjoyable to them
selves. Tickets for sale at all the princi-
pal places in town.
COMING BAcK.-The Sentinel of the 18th
recommends the people of Eureka to buy
their flour in Hamilton, instead of at
home. This is only the first movement
of this kind, and establishes n precedent
of the coming trade this season. How
ever, we should not advise our people to
purchase their goods in Eureka, ever
though they could save n dollar or twoby
so doing, as we certainly believe in home
institutions.
AMUSEMENT. = Notwithstanding the
hard times, our people are not slow to
take advantage of such amusements MS
offer. We looked in on the people mt
the skating rink the other evening, and
were pleased to see 50 many ladies' and
gentlemen present. Among the lady
portion were soine Of the finest artists in
the skating line. both as to beauty and
accomplishments, it has ever been our
fortune to see.
PRoFEssIoSAL.-Under the head of
New To-Day''T. N. Browne adyertises
Ms attorney-at-law. We have known Mr..
Browne "A number of years, and have al
ways found him u thorough business
man aud honest gentleman. Those who
are so unfortunate MS to get into trouble
would do well To call upon him. Office
next door to Justice Dayis's, On Hamil-
ton street.
A Coon WORK. The enterprising stage
proprietors, Woodruff & Ennor, have re-
Gently placed gnide-posts on the road
leading iato town, to assist persons in
finding the grade during heavy storms.
BY this act serious accidents will be
averted, rs during dark and stormy nights
it has been almost impossible to find the
road, AMI teams were liable to upsets and
persons to be frozen.
RIcH RocK.-We have been shown
some rich rock from Cherry Creek dis
trict, sitnate about 60 miles from here.
by the samples We are Of opinion, that,
if there is enough of it, we would gladly
sell ont our interest and invest ut once.
Our informant says there are some TWEEN
ty men now in that section, who are
prevented from work ON recount Of
heavy SHOWS, etc.
~ CIy1LIzATIoS.-The mobile red men !"
of the Shoshone persuasion are fast ne
quiring the ways of their white brethren.
They are getting so cute that they can
make as sharp "A bargain as any of the
smartest. They now set their prices, and
the white man must agree or me no
workee, /" is the reply. This is true civ
ilization, and shows how contagious it is.
~fHE SroRM.-0ne of the most severe
storms ever known in the district has
been making everybody miserable for
the last two weeks. The ground is COW
cred to a depth OF three and four feet,
but fortunately it is not excessively cold.
We trust it may soon moderate, and that
this may be the last storm of the season.
RUSSISG.-We learn that the tramway
on the Eberhardt x Aurora was started
ON the 7th inst, and if the weather
should not prevent will continue to do
30. We are pleased to record this event
as being an assurance that work will soon
be commenced on the new mill proposed
to be built by this company.
FINE TEAMs.-Although the cause was
the melancholy one Of n funeral. we saw
more fine tennis out on Sunday last than
1t has been our fortune to zee for many a
day. And the horses didn't seem to