The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-23

lnuiFiuuai was eloO, ana the smallest amour
$40.
A small amount Of clothing still remains Oh
hand, ut the store of A.. G. Gordon, which viii
be distributed to those In need on application
being made to members of the Committee.
by order OF Relief Committee.
FIRED ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Hamilton, August 70, 1873.
NEW HOUSES GOING UP.-J. Myers
so long known as the enterprising stage
proprietor and a heavy owner in reaI
estate on Treasure Hill, advises us of hi,
intention to build two houses ON the lot.
Immediately below Marco Medin's place
of business. One Of them will probably
be occupied by II. Lyman. and the other
by Hudson, the barber. o. l.. Scott has
nearly completed his store on the old
site, where he intends opening a large
assortment of furniture, etc. B~allenberp
and Emanuel are pushing their building
ahead and will soon commence display
ing one Of the finest stocks of clothing,
etc, ever opened in White Pine. Wood
ruff d Ennor have nearly completed
their new building, which is a decided
improvement on the one formerly oceu-
pied by them, and presents "A fine APP
pearance. The new building of Thomas
Starr Is ready for occupancy and is stu
ated Immediately above Woodruff d En-
nor's. In fact everybody seems to be
going ahead Us rapidly as possible, and
ere snow flies we are satisfied Hamilton
will present the appearance of a good
sized town. All have faith in the future,
which adds additional impulse to all
branches Of business.
EFFECT on EBERHARDr.-Our ~neighbor-
ing camp at E~berhardt begins to assume
a more lively appearance than has been
the ease there for many months. eonse-
qnent on the work being done by the
English impany. We heartily con-
graduate the deuizens Of that place on
this activity and trust they may reap a
rich harvest in their various lines OF
trade and industry. Buildings long I'M
occupied, are being reftted and parties
are busy getting things in shape for the
increasing trade.
UNNECESSARY DELAY.--The people of
Mineral City are justly complaining of
the unnecessary delay attending the trans
mission of letters to that point from Cal
ifornia and the East. The bulk of the
mail matter, it appears, is sent by way of
Humboldt Wells TO Shellburn, and, as
there is only n tri-weekly stage line on
that route, the cause for delay is appar-
ent. BY sending the mail from Palisade
direct to Hamilton, from two to three
days could be saved.
TRENCH MrNE.-Work is being steadily
prosecuted on this valuable location with
most encouraging results. Tom Robin
son, superintendent of the property, in
forms us that, since our last visit, he has
struck into a large body Of splendid min
greatly increased. 1t seems a fact, be-
You'd doubt, that a permanent and val
liable mine will soo be developed at this
point.
FINE WoRKMANsHIP.-We noticed a
most ingenious and artistic piece of mech
anism in the hands of a youngman, whose
name we forget, in the shape of a tastily
0rnamentad fan, made from a piece of
inch pine board. The cutting was all
done with a common iaek-knife, and dis
played the exercise of greatskill and care.
w are informed that the article is to be
presented TO "a lady in San Francisco.
RETURNED.-Capt. John Turner, SUI
perintendent of the Hidden Treasure and
Ward Beecher Consolidated Companies,
returned from a business visit to the Bay
on Tuesday last. The Captain dis
played his usual energy by visiting the
mines under his charge Immediately ON
his arrival at this place. We hope lie
comes prepared to start the Big Smoky,
and perhaps the California mill.
BoRN.-Our old friend Dave Mannheim,
at Eureka, advertises the fact that n
bouncing boy was presented to him by
his estimable lady IN the Goth inst. We
congratulate David on the accession to
his worldly treasures, and trust the new
conner may prove a blessing to him and
his.
AcoIDENT.-We regret to learn of a
painful accident to Judge Waters, by be-
ing thrown from d horse the other dav.
but are pleased to know that the injuries
received were not of a serious nature.