The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-07-26

there ON a prospecting trip, and on their
return, we shall be enabled to give full
particulars regarding the district.
49,
ACQUITTED. = William Crazy, whose
case has been on trial in the District
Court, for killing Robert w. Beneiel
at Mineral City some weeks ago, was
acquitted ON the charge. The evidence
went to establish the fact that Crazy
acted solely in self-defense, and was
justified in the act under the circum-
stances. The jury were out but ten
minutes. There is a moral to be drawn
from this case, which would be well for
passionate and Vnruly natures to remem-
Der which il, never to allow evil pas
calmer judgment, when a difference
arises on matters of small import.
Had the parties to the trouble, origina-
ting in family MISUNDERSTANDING, con-
suited their better natures and explained
matters without giving vent to angry
n unseemly words and actions, Bene-
feel would have been alive to-day and
Crary been relieved from a load which
must hereafter be IA heavy burden
through his whole life.
Brick MiKING.-We are informed by
John Maupin that he has started in the
business of brick making, at a point on
the road to E%berhardt. During the Sum
mer and Fall there will be Il continued
demand for brick for building purposes,
and the enterprise in which Mr.. Maupin
is engaged must surely prove successful.
As soon as Marco Medin can be heard
from, we are. of opinion that a fine two
story brick will be commenced on his old
lot, and others will soon commence re-
building.
ST. Louis BREWERY This old estab
lished place, kept by Wagner & Schmidt
on Main street, still retains its deserved,
high reputation for the very best of beer
Since the fire, in addition to putting VI
packages by the keg, the firm are engaged
bottling the same. We have besp mad,
the recipients of a lot of the latter de
scription, and must pronounce it of the
very best quality we would advise al
using the beverage to call on Messrs
Wagner d Schmidt at the st. Louis
Brewery.
GONE BELow.-Johnny Emanuel and
Morris Ballenberg both went to the Bay
during the week. Morris informs us thai
a co%partnership will be formed between
them to engage III the clothing business.
at the old stand Of j. COIN a. Bro. We
are glad of this, as they are both good
boys, and must certainly do a rushing
business. Since the late fire it has been
impossible to buy a paper collar even,
and such a thing as clothing Of any de-
scription, is out of the question.
DISSOLUTION Under the head of New
To-day" the dissolution notice Of Ballen-
berg Il Morris appears. Dan Morris, the
present obliging and gentlemanly propri-
etor, will continue to run the business at
the new stable, corner of Main and Ham,
ilton streets. The best of horses and
carriages will be constantly kept on hand,
and turnouts, such as would do credit to
a larger place, can always be obtained at
short notice.
ST.. NIcHoLAs.-This ~favorite place of
resort, under the supervision of Smith &
Caravan, is fast approaching completion,
and will be ready for occupancy the COM
ing week. Much credit is due the work.
men engaged in its construction, and n
complete job will be turned over to the
proprietors. One desideratum will be
filed, in the introduction of two splendid
new billiard tables, to be owned by o. l..
Scott, in the saloon.
ELECTION FOR MINING REcoRDEB.-At
an election for Mining Recorder of White
Pine District, held at Treasure Hill on
the 21st instant, Justice of the Peace,
J. L. Robertson was elected unani-
mously to fill that office. A glance at
his neatly kept Office on the Hill assures