The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-22

DISTRICT CoURT.-The March term of this
Court commenced on Monday last-W. II. Beatty
District Judge. Cases on the civil calendar were
set for trial as follows l.. j. Hanchett VI. Thos.
Plane +. @. Mcdonald vs.. EberhArdt x Aurora
Company W. II. Ford ct al. VS.. Tehama Consol-
idated Mining Company, on Monday, April It'll.
Shell Greek Mining Company VS.. W. II Bethards
Charles 5. Coover vs.. W. II. Duren ct al; George
8. Norris vs.. Asbury Gold and Silver Mining
Company, on Tuesday, April 9Th. The petition
Of II. A. Woodman. for letters Of administration
ON the estate Of Francis Benney, deceased, will
be heard on Saturday, March 10Th. In the C Sc
Of the State against VIM. II. Bethards, the de-
PENDANT was admitted TO bail In the sum of eight
thousand dollars.
sr. PArRIcK's BALL.-This event, as per an
nouncement, came of ON Monday evening last.
aud. notwithstanding the distance to be travelled
aud the bad state of the roads, was well attended.
Quite > number of our Hamilton people, both
ladies and gentlemen. were in attendance, and
Joined in the pleasures of the evening with the
Treasure Hill folks. At an early hour the
pleasant party broke up, and conyeyances were
called into requisition to bring the Hamilton
people home. During the day preceding the
ball the Hibernian portion of the Treasure Hill
population celebrated, and were Joined in their
:" devotions" by many not born on the Green
Isle. All In all, II was a day OF feasting and
drinking, and the annivers Try of ~. Patrick was
. success, as far as Treasure Hill is concerned.
10 THE fEoPLE.-t mas somehow OF other
got TO be = habit among our merchants and
business men TO imagine that. because the NEWS
Once IL not situate on California or Clay street,
In San Francisco, good work cannot be done here
~ well rs there. Now we wish to correct the
Impression. We are prepared to do every kind
and variety of job work in as neat and work
manlike manner as 1T can be performed any
where ON the coast. Our job Office Ii one of the
best in the State, and we take particular pride
In doing good work. Call around and See sam.
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your work At home, where II properly belongs.
BEAUTIFUL GIFr.-This caption reminds us of
. remark made by a gentleman the other day, to
the effect that nc man would BIZ missed more
from the community than Harry Newton. But
the remark is not altogether one-sided, ~ Harry
will surely remember the beautiful gift pre-
s-nted him by our young friend Morris Ballen-
berg, in the shape of a beautiful gold ring. with
amethyst setting. In common with all our
friends. we agree that the gilt was worthy of the
donor and well merited by the recipient. Good
luck, Newton. may you never want n friend or n
square meal" like unto the ones We have taken
together.
HAULING ORE.-Mr. Converts, Of Eberhardt.
has the contract for hauling ore from the Eber-
hardt 4 Aurora mines to the Stanford mill. and
IL making several trips daily. The contractor
certainly deserves credit for the energy dis
played In putting the road in order for hauling
ore undeT diverse circumstances. We are in
formed that In places fourteen feet of snow had
to be cleared In order to md the bedrock. The
trAmway will run In connection with the teams,
and . plentiful supply of ore will be- ON hand
30 run the H-stamp mill.
R~EsIoSED.-The sherin-s ONCE has met a loss
which will not soon be repaired, In the r~esigna-
ton Of Deputy sheriff James Matter. Mr.. Ma
teer has been known 10 us u hong time-aiways
rs q faithful, sober and correct officer, and Hs
one who never shirked his duty oi any occasion.
ua Ia the aafne WIN while tnkinu the uutgriDllH
Bob Hamilton, of Eureka fame, To Jail, was
forced 10 shoot him In tho leg to prevent his
escape. Jim has some stock and u ranch near
SleIlburn which negnifa his attention and In the
cause of his resignation.
STRIKE IN THE NORTH AuRoRA-The Phoebe
Record Of the 18th inst. says considerable excite
ment was caused ON tho street by the report of a
rich strike in the EieTharht. We can add To
that statement by reporting Fieh discoveries in
all the mines now being worked on Treasure
Hill. One fact has been illustrated in this dis
trict. which will again hll up our vacant houses
with the old residents, and that Is the indis-
putabie one that our mines - go down, - and ore
increases In richness as depth IL attained.
GRANGE OF SuPERIsIESDESrs,-superintend
ent Harry Newton having received Instructions
from his company-the Troy Silver Mining Com.
pany. in Troy District-to proceed to England
on business, has turned over his position to MIR.
Davies. n gentleman long connected with the
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courteous and competent = gentleman D. Newton,
still we can congratulate the company on their
selection Ia NIL his place. Mr.. Davies enters
upon his duties Immediately.
PETTY LARcESY.-Petty, both AZ to amour I
stolen. and the source from which 1t was taken.
A ChinAmAn, who has been known favorably In
this vicinity for years, and whose dealings with
his fellow men were always marked by honor and
principle, recently received some poultry, eggs,
etc, from San Francisco, with the view of start
ing q restaurant. On sunday last some mean
thief got into his premises and stole n number of
his chickens. geese, etc. The presence of a wo-
mans hat on the floor revealed the sex Of the
thief. The officers are on her track.
Coon News FROM BELow.-By a telegram r.
oeived here on Thursday last, we are informed
that Mr.. Salisbury is In San Francisco making
arrangements to work on the Elko and
Hamilton route. Engineers will commence ope-
rstions next week ON the line Of the road, and
work will be carried forward theoretically. This
Is indeed good news, and adds 10 the confidence
vs. have had since the passage Of the bill.
A SINGULAR MoEsTRosITY.-we saw during
the week = curious and singular moustrosity in
the shape Of four kittens. which were born all
listened OF grown together. The connecting
link consisted Of an ~outgrowing from each of
the animals, which held them together In the
middle. When born they were healthy. and
would probably have lived TO adorn the museum
Of some Snowman, had not the lady of the house
ended their career by drowning.
~CoxpULsoRY EpuoArioS.-we call attention
TO the law published IN another column.