The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-03
THr K,LLrso AT R-oprssov.-1n our item of

with the particulars. From an eyewitness OF
the whole affair we gather the following; Dutehy
was a man we'll known in Aurora and other
camps In the early days of Nevada and califor-
mia as a desperate man-one addicted to liquor,
and particularly dangerous while under its
influence. On one occasion he had his ear
bitten off In a ough-and-tumb fight with a
party in Aurora, and ON several occasions had
killed his man. While In Robinson he was a
bully and a lighting character. On the exami-
nation before Justice Mills, at Robinson, the
evidence elected the following facts That
Dutchy had openly threatened to /" kill Needham
on sight" Naturally the latter. knowing the
desperate character of the man making the
threat, armed himself in anticipation Of coming
trouble. and, meeting Ludwick at W.. II. Duren's
store, fired and killed him ON the spot. The
entire community at Robinson agree in uphold
ing and defending the action of Needham, and
the examination resulted in his being released
from custody Immediately.
FRoM San FRANcIsco.-w. A. skidmore. a
gentleman well known in mining circles, and an
old printer. passed through last week on his
return from a visit to Robinson District. where
he had been looking Mt some mining interests
there. We understand that the gentleman Ia
well pleased with the appearance Of things. and
will make a favorable report to holders Of stock
below. From Superintendent d. T. Elmore we
learn that the Hayes mine. In Robinson, is down
$50 feet, and ut the bottom of the shaft ore In
49, -" :" Sven ie'" = 'upei'oi
s"'"' i"io y VI" u' 'ha' he IN
Aoo"' communicating q iea'o u '"e 'aniorhiA
mill - tlfa .I... .,J r.;it k..f E1sn -. - -.
hh'i' : 'h' piaoe' anu VIII maui oo TONS Oh ore
inert U reuuc'ioh' III the meantime WORK VIII
pe oominehceu On 'he new mil TO Ne Duiit by
'he company NJ 'heir hlihe' All ulis goes 10
prove ina. Robinson District is not played
o" ye', anu 'hA' 'he future IL encouraging
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III.
hhiuHShp fhohA louh'-iim ora"ley' oouh-
y NN'ee'Ot "n'e rhno ooun''' "riN'u nun"
ap'"'~o'eu 'o"r 'hro"sh soe'iohS poruerihs On
u oouh'y hhe' Everything 10 "'Por'eu ~ iook'
~ "eh "'"e' "n'He'' . "Hu '"e s"iio"s
" IA oo"n's ae e"""i"b e'she VI
pf""f'"9 "nei"""o" ny ahs Pr''io"S sear'
os = y me- : "iu'n oo'"eieu ~ nv 'ep"i'
o IN y '"s'i" so"e 'nfes
~A eso' -".'A -. =.
az M.rch ,.s !, roula .nne.r IN ms tina, when
.,ch . gr.va a,,,, hal becn made ma IN nl.ee a
respac,.h,e county ofaeial In the shoes of a man
awaiting trial for murder. that a correction
.houid aa made I'm the columns Of the naner
maxim, Tho mistake We hone the cbyon,c,
edit.~ will attend TO this correction. a. a .imple
matter Of Justice and right,
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a.. 49,, Iii 49, oornu.enaa aona..,a~-
hauling. He says he means to stay In Hamilton.
The pruprietors Of the st. Nicholas, Smith A Co.,
also promise to make = cleaning up soon. Henry
Mau, Of the Pony. has completed his improve
ments. and his neat little place looks cheerful
and attractive. We notice that the popular jew
eler. P. Steler. has been rehtting his attractive
store, and II Is almost an irresistible temptation