The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-13

TO ENJOY themselves thoroughly, but we
have never known it to be the custom,
or necessary, for lovers of the rosy " to
drink to the sound of such. jackson.
however, has imported a magic bottle,
which sends forth the sweetest strains in
some inconceivable N every time
n takes it up to pour out liquid. We
have seen several persons search around
and about the room in order to discover
from whence such sounds proceeded,
always without success. 1t (the bottIe)
is quite a curiosity.
FINISHING UP.-Assessor Cranlev and
his corps of deputies have been busily
engaged the past few days in making a
thorough clean up of the business of
assessing, and getting ready for the board
OF equalization to meet. The county
has undergone so marked a change dur
ing the past year that it has been ex-
tremely difficult work to make an ASSESS
ment of property. Shellburn and Ruby
Hill have become almost entirely deserted,
and other camps have been built up in
different localities. However, the pros
poets are good for nearly as large returns
as was the case last year.
HUNTERS Two mighty hunters, Plum
hoff and DIR. Owen, started out to White
River the early part of the week, armed
and equipped as the law directs, in search
Of something to shoot. We are told that
game is plenty out that way, and have
every confidence that the hunters will
return laden with the spoils of the chase.
We warned them not to mistake chickens
for sage hens, or calves for deer, and
were told, as W. deserved to be, to mind
our " business, and not question their
superior knowledge in such matters.
CLEANING UP.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that
A.. G. Gordon proposes to sell the small
amount of stock remaining in his store
at reduced prices. There are several
barrels of superior WHISTLES Of f~asorite
brands, also some casks of imported
claret. and a few shelf goods, which are
offered at greatly reduced rates. At
81 80 per gallon, claret is almost as cheap
as water.
PASSED THRoUGH.-We had the pleas
ure of meeting Geo. W. Coffee and family
last week, on their way from Phoebe to
the Bay. Mr.. Coffee has been for some
time attending to the completion of the
lter works at Phoebe, putting them in
running order, etc, and o goes blow
t. accept a situation in San Francisco, at
which place he once occupied the i'm
portant Office of Inspector of Boilers.
DIscHARGED.-We are informed that O
number OF miners have been discharged
from the Eberhardt 4 Aurora Company'l
employ, probably ON account of the con
tract with the Stanford mill, entered int,
by the company, having heen completed
This decrease of force, however, is onl,
temporary, as, when the new mill is com
pleted and ready for running, the usua
number must again be put to work.
LUMBER ARR1v1NG.-Russell & Comm
seem determined to get in a good suppl
of lumber before bad weather sets in, a
evidenced by the continued arrivals c
loaded teams at their yard. On Thurs
day last a large invoice of shingles an
clear lumber arrived, which has been
long time ordered, the delay being occl
stoned by the breaking down of a bridg
somewhere on the Elko road.
NOTARY PUBLIC, Erc.-Louis A. Hauck
Notary Public, Public Administrator an
Coroner, has his office in the rear of A
Jackson's saloon. in the Bank building
Being reliable, trustworthy and compe
tent in the performance of all bushes
entrusted to him, we take pleasure il
commencing him to the good offices o
those needing his services.
FULL SrAGEs.-The stages from thu
Hill and Eberhardt were crowded will
passengers on Tuesday last, and tn,
streets presented a lively appearance
during the evening. The cause of thii
influx of visitors from the above places
was the meeting Of White Pine Masonic
Lodge.
MAsoNIc.-We are requested to state tC
the members of the Masonic Fraternity
that White Pine Lodge, No. IA, +. q A
NJ, will be in session every Tuesda,
evening until further notice, whether
there be work or not. All brothers ar,
invited to attend.