The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-22

inion Of all who know them in their bus
mess relations. The Phoebe stage line,
belonging to them, has been running
continually from Hamilton to Phoebe,
Notwithstanding the severity of the wealth
or. and at great expense. We are con-
ident that every effort is being made to
| conduce to the comfort and safety of
passengers passing over this route.
Their advertisement appears under head
of "New To-day"
To BE MARRIED. The Enterprise Of
the 18th instant, contains the following:
1t is reported in Carson city, on good
authority, that C. H. Belknap, one OF the
present Judges of the Supreme Court,
and ex,Private Secretary Of the Cover
nor, will be united in the bonds of mat
trimony, next Thursday, with Miss Jen-
ME, daughter of Governor Bradley. 1t
il said that the marriage ceremony will
be private, but that a public reception
will be given at its conclusion,
TRUNK CAsE.-Quite an interesting as
well as amusing suit was tried before
Justice Davis Court on Thursday last,
in the case of seizure of trunks. There
seemed to be a great diversity of opinion
as to the rate of board, one party claim
ing it had been overpaid and the other
that an amount vas still due. Finally,
after elaborate arguments on part of
counsel, the trunks held by the landlady
were turned over to the owner.
THANKS. We are under obligations to
are Eureka friends for their liberal sub
sciption to our paper. We shall have a
correspondent in Eureka who will give
us the latest news items, and our col
ums shall always be open TO III friends
and the public OF the base range general
ly. We do care for the subscription and
for the good opinion of the people in
that section, and will endeavor to merit
their confidence.
SCARCITY OF TRAvEL.-Just now travel
over the road from the railroad is very
light, probably on account of the impress
sion prevalent among the San Francisco
people of the continuance of the epizooty.
To such M fear delay on this ground, we
can say that all the stock on the different
routes have entirely recovered, and are
as well as ever, and persons can rely upon
making good time.
In THE FIELD.-James Reilly, the en-
terprising and energetic dealer in groc-
| cries, provisions, etc., is still in the field,
and can be found at his old quarters,
on Main street. He advertises under
head of New To-day" and q call on
him will convince the most sceptical of
the truth of the assertion that he has
everything for sale from a kedge anchor
to q needle.
CLosED.-The banking house Of John
A. Paxton & Co., has been removed to
Eureka. We hear rumors Of another
bank to be started here shortly. Ger
tainly the necessities Of the people de-
mand a medium Of exchange Mt home,
and we trust the gentlemen having such
project in view may soon start.
HoPEFuL.-Marcus Schultz, familiarly
known rs Mayor Schultz, has been stop
ping here for a few days and says he has
come to pitch his tent among White
Piners for good. Marcus says he likes a
| good dose Of pogonip, and would not
| give the section where the article abounds
for all the world.
OFFICIAL Docs.-We are indebted to
Senators Mills and Cassidy for the follow
ing: Speech of Hon. J. 2. Jones, report of
Special Committee on Insane Asylum,
and Report of Superintendent of Public
Instruction also to our worthy State
Treasurer, for his elaborate and compre-
hensiye report.
SoJouRNER.-Harry Newton, the eff
cient manager at Troy District, has been
in town some days, but his many friends
have had small opportunity to see him,
his amiable lady having been indisposed
for a time. We are pleased to record
her recovery, and wish the couple many
happy days.
AFFLIcTIoN.--We are deeply panied
to chronicle the decease of the infant boy
BERTHE, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hill
house, at Eureka on the 18th instant. A
beautiful child-the idol Of his parents
and the pet of all who knew him. We
extend our sympathy to the afflicted ones.
DANCE HOUSE,, among the boys known
as "hurdy house." We have one here,
and the same remarkable run OF business
gathers around, in and about it that is
seen elsewhere. II seems that men will
dance, when they have not money left
to pay for their lodging and breakfast.
PERRY's SALoos.-Jack Perry filings his
banner to the breeze to-day in a new adj
vertisement. Everybody knows Perry