The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-03

rora Mining Company. on Treasure Hill, that he
intended taking his departure from Hamilton for
San francisco. We cannot allow this opportu-
nifty to pass without a few words regarding this
gentleman. Nearly four years ago Mr.. Potts as
sumed charge Of the mines of the company un-
der the management of Thomas Phillpotts, Esq,
since which time he has proved himself an eff
cient and trustworthy man, aud is we'll yersed
in the business of mining. Perhaps no man has
gained the respect of his workmen in a greater
degree than the retiring superintendent, and
none more deserved the trust reposed in him.
In common with many others, we regret exceed
ingly his departure from the scene of his labors,
and hope soon again to greet him among us as a
permanent resident in this section.
IMPOSING FuSERAL.-The funeral of William
Mann, the driver killed by the robbers on Sun
day morning last, was largely attended by our
most prominent citizens. We are pleased to
know that Travis & Co. autographed to Mr.. Tay-
lor, the agent here. that they would pay all
expenses of the funeral for deceased. This
action on their part is certainly praiseworthy
and deserving the encomiums Of all. We are
informed that deceased was a member of the
l. o. o. F., but not having proofs of his identity
the Order could not take charge of the remains
All the stages of Travis 4 Co., and those of
Woodruff 4 Ennor in town, with the various
livery and private teams. were brought into
requisition, filled with friends and acquaint-
ances, and followed the remains to the grave.
We have not been informed whether deceased
has friends or relatives in this section.
PREPARING FOR SPRING AND STANDARDIZATION
berg Il Morris, the well known livery men, are
making immense additions TO their stock in view
of the Spring and Summer trade. New buggies,
fine horses, and all the paraphernalia requisite
to make a frst-class livery establishment, has re-
Gently been added TO their already large supply.
Among other things, Ballenberg tells us he has
a number of well broke saddle horses, with equip
ments, for ladies use. which he will be respon-
sible for.
FusERAL.-The remains of Michael Cashan,
deceased, were followed to the grave by q large
procession of his fellow miners from the Hill on
Thursday last. Deceased was one well liked
among his fellow men, and the expression of
their respect was shown in the number that
marched down from his late home. to follow him
to his last resting place. Cashan was n noble
hearted, honest man. and leaves a mourning wife
TO lament his loss.
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