The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-04-12

-
WHITE Piss COUNTY DASK.-We dropped into
this institution yesterday and chatted with W.
+. Willard, the gcntlemanly and competent
cashier. Everything connected with the insti-
tuition seems in apple-pie order, aud We were IN
formed BY the cashier that lie Is now ready to
transact all kinds of banking business as OF old.
our esice.aei fellow t0wnsman, Il. Woodruff,
has h4on elected President OF the Bank by tie
Directors. Under the head Of New To-Day"
viii be found an advertisement setting forth the
business intentions of the new institution. We
regard a honIe bank as far ahead Of amy outside
emf, rpr1se.
I-MrRoyEMESr.-At the st. Nicholas Saloon,
kept by smith Bros. assisted by Pete CannovGn,
we noticed All important improvement. The
club room adjoining the saloon has been thor
oushly overhauied and RENTED elegantly, and a
- Layout" put in position for all pugnacions
individuals who desire to hight the tiger"
The rear portion Of the building has also been
renOdeled and n coy club room partitioned oil,
leading out of the billiard room. The proprie-
tors OF this place mean business, and believe in
the future . good time coming" Success to
them.
ACCIDENT AT THE E~BERuARpr L AuRoRA.-on
Wednesday last. while the night shift were at
work In the Peerless chamber of the North
Aurora mine. n man named James Martin, in the
act of going up the ladder to get out Of the way
of a blast just lighted, and being too late, was
Knocked down by the conclusion. 1t is thought
he Is not seriously injured, having escaped with
only u few bruises.
NEW To-DAY."-we call attention to the
advertisement of W. II. Duren, the wholesale
merchant in the grocery and provision business
at Shellburn. Mr.. Duren Is SO well known IN
this section that recommendation from us would
be unnecessary. However, we would advise all
In want Of articles in his line to give him a call.
RIcH onE FROM WARD Destructive were
shown an assay of ores from Ward district, near
Robinson, which shows a result Of S2.S7s,ll.
Also an assay for copper, in which Robinson
District ~abounds, which reaches the enormons
sum Of IS per cent. such showings Ms this must
surely bring these districts into prominence.
School AT EBERHARDr.-we learn that Miss
Mclaughlin has been appointed to take charge
Of the school at Eberhardt. This young lady II
eminently qualified 10 perform the duties devol'
wing upon her, and the appointment is certainly
n good one for that locality. We congratulate
parents on having SO competent an instructress
An ARr1sT.-T. C. Starr, sign and
painter, on Main street, next door to Coin Bros.
Is certainly deseryingthe appellation OF an artist,
Judging from the work appearing ON the outside
OF his shop. We wish the young gentleman
success in his line. and n merit is n criterion he
will be favored abundantly.
EFFECT or THE JuRY LAWN the venire
drawn Wednesday last, Deputy Sheriff Bellrude
| anu tbultN tpiuiillH5ihh'h aAffA 49,
drawn, and were on duty in n civil case before
Judge Beatty until IL O'Clock that night. Both
gentlemen wanted to go to the theater. but tn,
Judge couldn't see 1t.
FoR EUREKA. NJ. Ogden. superintendent
Of the Canton Mining Company at Robinson
passed through ON his way TO Eureka on Wednes
day last. Nj. Ogden informed us that II il th'
intention of his company to build one or NOR
furnaces the coming season.
SPRING IsFLux.-We noticed several men ap
plying for work at the Office of the English com
pany at Treasure during the week. Mr.. Pott,
employed all he knew to be miners, and say,
there is yet room for some more good men.
FREIGHT FOR THE HuL.-The road to Treas
ure City il now open. and large freight team
are busily engaged hauling goods to merchants
there. which have been laying here awaiting
transportation.
PASSED THRouaH.-Joe Evans, whom every
body knows. passed through on his way to ri
! oche, on Wednesday last.