The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-07-19

FROM RoBNsoN@.We met j. N. Ogden
in town lately, and, in conversation with
him gathered that the Canton Company, Of
which he Is superintendent, intend erect
ing new reduction works at Mineral City,
and make a decided improvement in all
their arrangements there. 1t seems to
US that with proper appliances and prac-
tical men a large property could, in a
short time, be developed in the Aultmsn
mine, and others belonging to the COM
pany. Winter will soon be here retard-
ing operations, and we trust superintend-
ents of all properties will stir themselves,
and make hay while the sun Shines"
New STocK.-R. Sadler, successor to
A. Mau & Co., whose advertisement APP
pears under head of New To-day"
has been receiving large invoices of
groceries, wines, liquors, etc., since his
scorching some days ago, and has opened
his place of business in the old barley
mill on the corner of Mill and Dunn
streets. As OOH as his new building
can be made ready for occupation he
will move to the old stand. However,
he says he is now ready to supply any
demand made upon him in his line Of
business.
ERBoR.-The news gatherer of the Eu-
reka Sentinel got slightly mixed in an
item where the ancient and honorable
name of Smith occurs. Wishing to save
the numerous namesakes and relatives of
the same unnecessary trouble in the fu-
ture, we will state for the information Of
those concerned, that the Smith sentenced
by Judge Beatty to one years imprison-
ment in the State prison, is not the stage
robber, and was convicted on a charge of
grand larceny in stealing money ON Treas
ure Hill.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Henry Leso-
ner, well-known as a former waiter at
the Barnum restaurant, and more re-
Gently tending bar at the St. Louis
brewery, disappeared mysteriously on
Monday evening last, since which time
no itelligence has been received from
him. As he had a sum of money in
his possession when last seen. it is
feared he has met with foul play. Any
one knowing his whereabouts will n
fer a favor by leaving word at this Office.
FROM BELow.-0ur Father Hyaeinth,
alias Kirchner, has returned from IA flying
visit to the Bay, where he went to order
a new stock OF goods. Mr.. X. informs
us that in a very short time one of the
finest, neatest and contest saloons on the
Pacific coast will occupy the site of his
old building. If perseverance aud pluck
are adjnncts to success, then lie is GER
tain to win.
LODGING, eta want which has ex.
listed since the fire is being rapidly sup
piled, and in a few days new lodging
houses will be in full blast. Jackson ha'
moved the fine hotel building, known "a
the Western, to his old lot, and as 500
as furniture is received will open again
There are ut the present time accommo
dations at his place in Wilmington
Block.
From EUREKA.-Many Of our old En-
rekn friends have made their appearance
among us during the past week, anon
whom we noticed attorney G. w. Merrill
Shaeffer, of the San Francisco restaurant
r. S. Dimock, E. b. Dickinson an
David Mannheim. They seemed to b
heartily received by their acquaintance
and to be in warm sympathy with us j
our late misfortune.
TRENCH MrNE.-Tom. Robinson, on
of the owners of this famous mine. say
the prospect for a large and productiv
property was never better than now. II
is satisfied that time will develop an i'm
mense body of high grade ore of grea
permanency. At the present writing
quantities of magnificent ore is being eS
tracted, and work is being pushed stead
lily ahead.
OPENING.-The St. Nicholas salool
will be re-opened in an entirely ne'
building, situated on the same site occu
pied previous to the fire, on Wednesda.
evening next. No men have show
more energy in rebuilding their property
and none are better liked among thei
friends than the gentlemanly propri
etors of this favorite place of resort.
IRoNcLAD.-Plumhoff, the irresistible
has commenced reitting the saloon nov
occupied by him, formerly the hardware
store of Mott, Fish & Co., and has yer.
appropriately named the new resort tn,
"Ironclad." We trust it may prove a
much a success to him as did the origina
monitor to our naval forces at Hampton