The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-06

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dizziness of the times merchants aud bus
mess men generally are constantly at
work making improvements ON their re-
speetiye places of business. Among
others we notice James Reilly has COM
pleted a new front TO his fire-proof and
has caused an awning or porch to be
added to the building. Sadler d CO.,
have moved into their new store, corner
Main a. Dunn streets, and have opened
a splendid stock OF goods. Old man
Myers is putting the finishing touches
on his new buildings next to Henry
Mau's PONY" saloon, and says he has
tenants for both of them. All are look
ing forward to the time when activity in
the really fine mines on Treasure Hill
may be the order, whereupon business
will revive, and Hamilton be, as il should,
one Of the l~iveliest camps In Nevada.
We cannot, however, anticipate much
improvement the coming Fall and Win
ter, and must look hopefully forward to
that better time coming-the Spring.
A TRIP To BELMoNr.-Distriet Attor-
ney John Il. kittrell accompanied by
Deputy Sheriff Jake Bellrude and some
witnesses, started ON Tuesday morning
last for Belmont. We are informed they
so in the case Of George Smith, who, il
will be remembered, was arrested here
charged with having robbed the Phoebe
stage at the time William Mann, the
driver, WIS killed. We would commend
these gentlemen to the good offices OF
our Belmont friends, aud If Joggles
Wright is at home We are satisfied the,
will meet with a warm reception and
have a good time. AS our friend Goggles
is renowned for his hospitality. Anxious
friends at home need have no fears Of
the party being stopped ON the road, as
when we last saw them they did not ap-
pear remarkably flush inmoney matters
DIED.-We are panied to be informed
of the death of Michael Lagen, which
occurred last week at his home in Egan
Canyon. 1t will be remembered that we
published an item regarding an injury
occurring to deceased by which a leg was
broken. DIR. Owen, who had been at
tending him informs us that, after the
broken limb wa in a fair way Of re-
coyery, Lagen caught cold, ending in
pneumonia, which not being attended to
in season caused his death. No possible
blame a be attached to the medical
gentleman, as he rode night and day
when informed of the critical state of
his patient, but he was called too late
for human skill to assist him. Deceased
was ~well-known and his many friends
sincerely mour his death.
NEw SUPERINTENDENT. = We notice
William Hardy in town, a gentleman for
a long time connected with mines and
milling in this State more recently at
Virginia and Gold Hill. Mr.. Hardy
comes to assume charge of the mills be-
longing to the Hidden Treasure and
Ward Beecher Consolidated Company's,
and will hereafter have complete control
over their working. Gentlemen ac-
quainted with his abilities, inform us
that he is one of the most competent
millmen on the coast.
That RED FLAG.-We were forcibly
reminded to-day that Gordon means
business from his displaying a bright
red flag from the door of his store on
Dunn street. On questioning him
about the why's and wherefores we were
told that he will follow his original in
tention of selling out on Monday next.
All should call around and double their
money by purchasing his goods.
From RoBINsoN.-Mr. Brooks, a gen.
tlemen largely interested in mines and
mining at Mineral City, Robinson Dis
trict, has been in town some days. He
reports matters in his section looking
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