The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-17

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.MIsrAKE.-The Virginia Enterprise, in copy
ing an item from the News. mentioned the fact
that Mr.. Such had succeeded Joe Potts ss fore.
man of the Eberhardt 4 Aurora Company's
mines, on Treasure Hill. The same should have
been copied. as printed, Mr.. Inch. and ~ the
latter gentleman does not banker after that
greatest Of honors. according to Byron. of having
his name spelled wrong. he has asked us TO cor
rect the same. Mr.. Inch is well known in vir-
ginia City, hence this item.
HUsTERs.-That terror of game. Charley Wray,
accompanied by friend Willard, f" might have
been seen" coming into town Sunday evening
looking decidedly warlike, with shot-guns,
game-bags, 1--WE can't swear to camel etc. We
trust Charley and his friends will not demolish
all the desirable small fry before we have an OPP
portunity Of taking a chance at some ourselves.
Be mereiful. gentlemen.
DEPARrEp.-Father Hynes left on Wednesday
for Eureka. He intended going to Shell Greek,
Robinson and Egan Canyon. but thought it too
rough a trip, especially ms he has never made a
severe test Of his strength since his illness last
November. He says he will try to muster up
strength and courage to undertake the round trip
ON the occasion Of his visit here ON the 10th of
June.
A NEW RIg.-we noticed q new rig labeled
with glaring letters. White Pine Laundry"
consisting Of a smart looking pair of ponies at
tached TO a wagon, driven by William Hayes,
our enterprising laundryman, on Main street,
during the week. We congratulate William ON
has evident success in business. Long may he
wave-linen in the breezes.
HAULING oRE.-Teams are constantly engaged
in hauling ore from the Edgar mine on Treasure
Hill. The amount hauled daily will foot up
about 30 tons. A much larger amount is being
delivered at the Stanford mill from the mines
of the Eberhardt 4 Aurora Company. Both
mills are constantly running up to their full ca
pacity.
NoTIoE-There will be Mass at Hamilton, the
second Sunday of each month at 8 O'Clock, and
at Treasurer Hin, same day at II O'Clock. and at
Eberhardt at 0 o'clock tbs following Monday.
Father Hynes proposes to give his opinions and
those of his Church, when he next visits us, rel.
alive TO the honor due the Saints.
RICH SrRIKE.-we were shown an assay by
o. G. Pope, assayer. which read " From ll93. 10
ounces of sample; sl.5ss 80 silver" The ore
came from the Mammoth Mining Company's
property. of which S. Paul is the present super.
intendent. We hope they have much more Of
the same kind of ore on hand.
BEAUTIFUL EvENIRes.-Early in the week we
were blessed with pleasant moon-shiny evenings
just such as young and trusting lovers delight
in. From the number of couples we see passing
our office after nightfall, we judge the young
folks are taking advantage of the favorable
weather.
DoNE.-Father Hyacinthe has finished his ex.
tnnsiye and elaborate repairing at Perry's saloon.
and is now ready for any amount of business,
The saloon is one of the neatest and best APP
pointed in this section, and second to none in
Nevada. Call and see if we are not right.
D BIG LoAD.-The stage going to Palisade on
Wednesday last was loaded down to the guards.
Nineteen passengers. with enough luggage for a
regiment. formed the cargo. Thu stock, how
ever. looked as though they were fully compe-
tent to take them through on time.
REMovAL.-Travis h Go. have lately removed
their stage office from the old place to a room in
the Jackson House, a few doors below. The en-
terprising jackson seems determined TO consoli.
date all sorts of business in and about his popu-
lar house.
ELEcTED.-The Original Hidden Treasure Min
ing Company elected the following Trustees on
the sth instant W. B.. Bourn, Robert Sherwood,
j. Fl. Croker. W, Laidlaw. J. f. de la Montague,