The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-01
THE OVERLAND MoxrHLr.-The Febru-

The OVERLAND MoNTHLY.-The Febru-
airy number of this excellent magazine
lays upon our table, and from q glance
at its contents we are convinced hat it is
not deteriorating In worth, but On the
contrary sustains its w~ell-earned reputa-
ton. Being a home production, our
people should encourage its publication
by their patronage.
THANKs.-We are under obligations to
our worthy Postmaster, Harvey Carpen-
ter, for a liberal supply of illustrated pa
pers, magazines, etc. The Postoffice
Bookstore contains a well-selected assort-
ment of periodicals., books, stationery
and fancy articles, too numerous to men,
ton. We would advise all to call upon
Carpenter.
SOMETHING UNUsuAL.-The drivers of
Woodruff & Ennor's stages report that
for the first time since the line was in ex-
i~stence, sleighing is good from Palisade
to Eureka, and from thence to Hamilton.
This is indicative of the severity of
Winter this season, but such will be of
slight continuance.
~REMovED.-P. Steler has removed his
jewelry store from his old stand to the
room next above COINS clothing estab-
lishment. To all DESTROYS of purchasing
fine jewelry of the latest styles, we would
commend Mr.. Steler TO their c~onsidera-
ton. He also advertises to repair watch
es and jewelry.
COUNTY BILLs.-All bills against the
county must be filed with the clerk of the
Board to-day, or they will not be acted
upon before the first Monday in April.
The County Commissioners will not act
on any bills il not filed on or before the
Saturday preceding the first Monday Of
each month.
SOMETHING NEw.-By the Homo
graphic Chart of the Nevada State gov
eminent. for which we are under obliga-
tons to Ed. Keisele, we see Hon. George
W. Cassidy mentioned as a Liberal Dem
ocrat. Az il is the first one of that kind
heard from, we would ask il it is not
something new?
ABoLIsHED.-The use of State Revenue
stamps has beer abolished an will be
seen by reference TO notice from County
Treasurer Timson, under head of New
To-day" All stamps in the hands of
parties will be redeemed by application
TO Mr.. Timson.
SERVICES. There will be services at
st. Luke's Parish. on Sunday March ID,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at s. 80 p. NJ.
The latter ~seryice will be for children.
Services will also be held at Treasure
city Mt 3 :l5 p. M. JOHN CORNELL, REcroR.
THE Bro SMoKY.-We understand from
n reliable source that this mill will start
mp M soon rs ore can be hauled from
Treasure Hill. We hope the roads may
soon be opened, and allow n long run to
this pioneer mill.
IL TowS.-We noticed Mr.. Peerless, a
gentleman holding position Ms Director
OF the Aurora and Eberhardt Company's
property, in town this week. He is ON
his way to England via San Francisco and
New York.
FoR PIocHE.-W. p. Willard, for u
long time connected with the Bank OF
California at this place, goes to Phoebe
on Monday to assume charge of a Bank
there.
ILL.-We are sorry 10 record the illness
of Deputy Assessor Jerry Coughlan; VT
trust II may be of short continuance, and
he be speedily on the street again.
PASSED THRoUGH.-J. j.. Halpin, a
merchant doing business in Phoebe, and
formerly of this place, passed through tc
the railroad on Wednesday last.
WARRANT IssUED.-Justice Davis has
issued a warrant for the arrest of Franz
Dowd, charged with having beaten IA MAI
here severely.
EUREKA CONFERENCE.-The call at
tention to the letter Of our Eureka cor
respondent on the first page of this issue
ILL.-We are sorry to hear that Capt.
Frank Drake is suffering from rheuma-
tism, but hope he may soon recover.
Our OF TowS.-Mr. Sadler, of the firm
of A. Mau & CO., has been in Eureka
some days on business.
DELrNoUENT.-We publish delinquent
list of the MONDAY Mining Company in
to-day's issue.
DEPARTED.-Mr. Bateman, residing al
Duck Creek, has departed for his home.
CENTENNIAL ANNIyERsARY.-The mem
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