The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-15

with smiling faces, both old and young,
issuing from the Postoffice with siispi-
cious looking missives in their hands.
Although the day is not as well observed
as formerly, still our people took consid-
cradle interest in it.
GRocERIEs.-The old established firm
of A. Mau & Co., are so well known, it
seems almost useless for MS to call atten-
ton to their large and well-selected stock
of Groceries, Clothing, Hardware, etc.
However, we would call attention to their
new advertisement, and commend them
to the patronage of the public.
HoTEL.-Dave Hall, known every
where over the Coast, and particularly in
Nevada, still fourishes at his old quar-
ters in Eureka. He says in his notice
to-day that he has the best beds in Eu-
reka, and from personal experience we
know he has; and we had almost for
gotten the liquors and cigars. Go and
try them.
To THE GREELEY MoNUMEST.-To-day
we furnish our portion of the contribu-
ton to assist in erecting n monument of
type metal to the great and good man.,
so many years the printers friend and
honest representative. We only wish
the amount could be multiplied by one
thousand.
New STocK.-We noticed several pack
ages of liquors on the sidewalk in front
of our enterprising liquor merchant,
Marco Medin, on Wednesday. He seems
to have great faith in our future, and, in
our view, it is well founded. His adver-
tisement appears in our columns to-day.
JACKSON HoUsE.-We call attention to
the advertisement of this favorite house,
under head of New To-Day" Mr..
Jackson havingpurchased Spalding's Ho-
tel, formerly the best house in Eastern
Nevada, is now prepared to furnish SUI
perior accommodations to all.
SEVERE ACCIDENT From the Sentinel
OF the 18th, we learn that George W. Mer-
rill, attorney Mt law, while passing along
the street on that day, slipped on the ice
and fell, breaking his leg in two places.
We trust the injury may be OF slight IN
portance and short duration.
Quick TIME.-Some teams arrived from
Elko during the early part of the week in
the short time of eight days. Under the
circumstances we consider this quick
travelling. The teams belonged to NJ. p.
Freeman Il Co., and the freight was only
3 cents per pound.
REPORTED STRIKE L THE MCMAHON
MNE.-From w%ell-known mining men,
we are informed that "a rick strike has
been made in the Mcmahon mine, ut
Schell Creek. Not being informed as to
particulars, we defer further mention
until our next issue.
MINING NEws.-Parties being cogni-
zant of news in the mining line, will con-
fer u favor by imparting such information
to us for publication. We desire to pub
lish "A paper in the interests of the coun-
try, and wish to give only reliable news.
The MANHATTAN MrLL.-From Mr..
Town We learn hat this mill is running
steadily ON tailings, not being able to get
ore from their mines. Within II few
days, if the roads do not open, they will
commence packing ore down to the mill.
WHOLESALE LioUoRs.-A. c. Gordon,
the ~well-known wholesale liquor man,
advertises to-day his extensive and we'll
selected stock Of liquors. A visit to his
establishment will result in being con
WINGED of the excellence of the same.
FoR PIocnE.-Alex. Cellar, the talent
ed and g%entlemanly mixologist. formerly
mt the st. Nicholas saloon, departed on
Thursday for Phoebe, from thence to
Salt Lake City, where he intends to en-
gage in the saloon business.
PERsoNAL.-W. S. Reyes, former SUI
perintendent Of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, and part owner Of the
tx. X. Mining Company" at Eureka.
was in town ON Wednesday last on bust
ness.
DEATH.-The infant child of |. Good
friend, one of our prominent citizens,
died ON Sunday evening last. The many
| friends and acquaintance of the family
will sympathise with them on their sad
loss.
NoTARY.-Under the head of "New
To-Day" will be found the advertisement
of L. +. Hip, Notary Public, at Robin
son. We can commend Mr.. Hip to the
patronage of all desiring business in his
line.
FuNERAL.-The funeral of the late
Benjamin Browne, whose decease we
mentioned in our last issue, was well
attended ON Sunday, Notwithstanding