The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-03

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q show of coming out strong this Summer.
USEFUL KsowLEDGE.-Prof. Mcdonald will de-
liver his farewell lectures this afternoon and
evening. He will lecture to ladies at the school
house this afternoon ut | o'clock, upon subjects
Of deep Importance to every woman. Much
valuable Information will be impaired in regard
to woman's health and life functions. In the
evening he will lecture to men upon True Man
hood, and will impart much scientific knowledge
with which the great masses OF men should be
better acquainted. Admission 80 cents boys
between Il and Is, free. Having been requested
by many residents ON the Hill to deliver a course
Of lectures at that place, the Professor will com
mence the same ON Sunday evening, May 9Th. A
treat may be anticipated, and all should attend.
ODD FELLOWS ~BALL.-This event took place
on Friday evening Of last week, as per announce
ment, and was decidedly n grand success. Though
the actual attendance of Hamilton Lodge is not
large, still the number present fully carried ont
the idea of the interest taken in the Order in this
vicinity. We are gratihed to learn that, socially
and financially, the event was beyond the expec-
tation of many of the members. The dancing
was continued until a late hour, and all seemed
pleased with their evenings entertainment The
supper served at Molitor's chop house was most
palatable, and was enjoyed by the partakers
thereof.
REsIGSATIoSs.-we are informed that Joseph
Potts, mine superintendent of the Eberhardt h
Aurora Company sent in his resignation to SUI.
perintendent Frank Drake, and left the employ
Of the COMPANY ON the LIST instant. Our aequAint.
ance with Mr.. Potts has been Of the most cordial
nature, and We do not hesitate to say that no
more conscientious and competent man can be
found to take his place. Rumor says that Mr..
Inch has succeeded him in the position. Harry
Seymour has also rendered his resignation az
mining engineer and draughtsinan. The latter
gentleman has the reputation of being proficient
in his profession.
OUR PUBLIC ScHooL.-we are informed by DIR.
Herrick, Superintendent Of Public Schools, that
the attendance is daily increasing at our public
school. We are glad to note this fact, as the adj
vantages OF an education will be found Of great
benefit in the future lives of the young people.
Situate directly across the street, we have oppor-
%tunities Of Judging somewhat Of the general de.
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are certain there ARE none better behaved than
those under charge Of Miss Elliott.
From TRoY.-Mr. Davies, accompanied by f.
Root, arrived in town during the week from Troy
District. and proposes remaining some little time
with MS. Mr.. Davies is superintendent of the
Troy Silver Mining Company, and represents
matters about the property as progressing finely.
| Ore In haiDQ aNfrarfa1 in pangi1srab1 a nnaufftaaa
and as soon as the mines ART sufficiently opened
the magnificent mill belonging to the company
Will be started up. We understand the pros
poets of a good mine never appeared more prom.
Using than at present.
BANK ExcHASGE.-Diek Smith, the popular
saloon man, announces himself, under the head
of New To-day" r. proprietor Of the Bank Ex.
change saloon on Treasure Hill. This fayorite
place of resort is being completely and thor.
oughiy renovated, and will soon shine resplend.
ent in its new paint and paper. We would ad.
wise all visiting Treasure to call on Dick at the
Bank Exchange, and. If they are temperance men,
play a game Of billiards ON the elegant new bill
lizard tables.
ARRESTED AT EUaExA.-A dispatch received
here ON Wednesday morning. by Sheriff Dan
Patterson, states that George Lambert was ar
rested near Eureka, and lodged In Jail TO await
examination as to his completely in horse steal.
ing, Suspicion rested upon him as being one Of
the number who robbed the Pioche stage and
murdered the driver, but IL would appear that
All alibi can b. proven in his case.
&1MPoRTASr TO STOCK RAJeERs .-Prom County
Recorder W. G. Love, we learn that, by an Act of
the last Legislature. the various brands on stock
belonging to different parties must be recorded
at the Office of the County Recorder, or they will
not be acknowledged AZ belonging to claimants.
We regard this as a proper proviso, ana one cal.
culsted to give evidence of ownership when
questions arise In regard thereto.
MANHATTAN MuL.-we are informed that this
mill was started up on Wednesday last ON ore
from the Silver Plate mine. There are now over
200 tons of rock on hand at the mill, the great
proportion coming from the Edgar mine, belong.
ing to the company. We trust this start may be
the signal for other mills in this vicinity TO COM
mence operations. and that none of them will be
compelled to shut down, except for necessary re-
pairs, during the Summer.