The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09

bonds required of A. Cohn, accused of
having fired the town, and alsothe names
OF his bondsmen, and reported as follows
amount of bonds given, SO, 200, divided
among H. G.. Blasdel, H. A. Comins, r.
Sadler, 2. Steffani, NJ. Ballenberg and E.
Il. Stonehill. On motion the meeting
adjourned to meet on Monday evening
next at "a o'clock.
Since the above was in type, one of
the bondsmen named above withdrew
from the bond, and A. Cohn was locked
up in default of the necessary amount.
Bills ALLowED.-At a meeting of the
County Commissioners, held on Monday
last, the following bills were allowed H.
A. Mills, S74; Nick Hostetter, 1925; j.
d. Patterson, $500; j. h. N. Owen, $50;
Owen d Thoma, $500; W. Naylor, 81 so;
VIC. Love, SIS 80. james Sheridan, $50;
W. P. Water Company, $50 90: Adam
Miller, S105; do, $40; II. S. Herrick,
@Yps uosi PloV' d N. hlttTell, SSUbs w.
w. c. Love, $40; VIM. Timson, $40; A.
G.. Gordon, $40 W. Naylor, 500 so
Everts a. Co., $21 10; do, $13 80; r.
sadler ~ Co., So; do, $40; l.. Zadow,
$50 o.; f. Weiss, $50; A. NJ. COIN, SIS;
Belle Bethards, $3.50; T. r. Cranley,
500; do, $500; I. Starr, 81 %; Andrew
Jackson, sos; b. W. Crowell, SO; W.
Hayes, S14 rs; Stephen Keogh, $50.
RErURNED.-We are pleased to notice
the return of Morris B~allenberg and
Johnny Emanuel, whom everybody
knows to be among the most enterprising
of our people. In Il hurried CONVERSE
ton, had with them yesterday, they in
formed MS that Il large stock of clothing
and articles of wearing apparel of all
kinds are on the way from San Fran
cisco. In a short time the firm of
Emanuel & Ballenberg will fling their
banner to the breeze and tell the people
what they mean to do. We admire en-
A'iIiAati UNI hhpN NHd' lit new HIln
have plenty OF that kind of stock on
hand.
FIRE-PBooF CELLAR.-R. Sadler & Co.
intend having a cellar under their new
building which will defy the ravages OF
the iire-fiend, and render safe all goods
which may be stored therein. Using the
old foundation of their fire-proof build-
ing, they have placed a layer of earth OF
sufficient thickness on top, which is to
be covered with brick before the floor OF
the new building is laid. The experience
gained in our last fire has led us all to
consider nothing fre-proof whose sides
are exposed to the heat above the ground.
WoMEN's R1GHTs.-That portion OF our
people called st~rong-minded females in
sist strongly upon their rights, or the
right they have to do wrong, and their
copper-colored sisters, following in their
footsteps, are not inclined to let an OPP
portunity escape them to assert theirp pre-
negatives. The other day Indian Agent
Levi Gheen had considerable difficulty
in inducing two squaws to desist from
putting a head on each other on account
of some little difference of opinion.
When the combatants were separated
they showed the marks of each other
finger nails on their respective faces.
Such is the result of civilization.
CITIZENS MEETING.-We are requested
by many citizens to call the attention of
the people to a meeting to be held on
Monday evening next at the Court House.
1t is desired that there be a full attend
anee, as business Of Importance is to be
transacted, and reports of committees
appointed at a previous meeting read.
We regard it as a necessity that all caring
for the interests of our town should be
present.
RETURsEp,-Mr. Davies, superintend-
ent of the Troy Mining Company, re-
turned from a trip acros the water in the
early part of the week. We are informed
that his meeting with the company in
London was productive of the most
cordial feeling toward the property, and
they are satisfied to drive things ahead
as vigorously in the future as they have
done in the past.
HUNTERs.-We witnessed the depar-
ture of three mighty hunters one evening
last week, viz w. 2. Willard, George
Trimble and Charley Wray, who, when
ready to start, lookedat least formidable,
as far as veapous were concerned. We