The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-14

In TowS.-Len Wines, the noted stage man Of
Nevada and Utah. has been staying in town ZONE
days. We have heard rumors connected with
him that lead us to believe that he lis looking at
some of our ranches with a view of purchase.
It would be a source Of qualification to have so
energetic a man as Wines for a permanent resi-
dent. and we trust runor may be for once right.
R~EFrrrIso.-No to be behind In the Spring
cleaning mania which seems to have been prev
alent here for some time past. our worthy and
enterprising citizen VIM. Plumhof has just com.
pleted giving his splendid saloon a thorough
overhauling. Visitors at Plumhof's are always
satisfied with the excellence of his liquids. and
are often treated to some fine music on the piano.
SMOKY MILL.-James Montgomery. the COM
petent engineer and drauRhtsman, has been
busily engaged the past week in putting the Big
Smoky in order for running. 1t il a matter for
congratulation that this serviceable institution
will be in readiness to crush ores as soon 81
sufficient quantities are ready it shows faith in
the district on the part of the managers.
In tn. BASKISG BusrsEss.-our esteemed fell
low townsman, W. 4. Mccormick. has engaged
In the banking business at Salt Lake, having
formed a partnership with A. w. White. The
firm will henceforth be known under the name
Of White h Mccormick. We wish the new firm
success. and II the senior partner is as good 4
man as the Junior, they surely deserve it.
Enthusiastically has walked of with a stove
iii WAS cold at the time.l frum the site of the
Catholic Church. on Treasure Hill. We are in
formed that the names Of the thief or thieves Is
known. and will be published If said article IL
not returned to Father Hynes, or its wherc.
abouts disclosed.
On A BUSINESS ~TouR.-Sam. Barrows. whom
everybody knows throughout Nevada, has been
in town recently. e reports business in the
cigar line prosperous, and expresses faith in this
county. All agree in pronouncing Mr.. Barrows
an agreeable gentleman to do business with.
Ar v~IRersIA.-The Gold Hill Ne,cs announces
the arrival in that city of the " funny man" of
the DAnbury Netcs, J. NJ. Bailey. He is described
as being a young man, but his writings have be-
come already familiar to newspaper readers.
We hope he may come along this way.
FRon WHITE ~RIvEa.-During the week a large
number of teams have arrived from the White
River country, loaded with hay, barley and vege-
tables. All speak hopefully of the prospects Of
that section, and assure us Of the continued large
yield of cultivated lands there.
os HIS wAY.-Hon. c.. W. Kendall, we are
informed, will make his appearance in Hamil.
ton as soon as his wife (who has been quite i'll
at Salt Lake, has sufficiently recovered. We
saw a letter from him. and he spoke positively
of his intention of coming to Hamilton.
Foor RAcEs.-Not satisfied with the sport re-
sulting from horse-racing, many of the boys
have been INDUCING freely in foot-racing. Many
champions entered the lists. and have made lots
of fun. MS good exercise when one does not
have too much Of it.
OFFICIAL vIsrr.-Shcrif J.. d. Sullivan, Of
Eureka, tarried with us for a day this week. He
came over on official business, but, az it did not
relate to us, VT are not informed of its nature.
He reports matters prosperous at Eureka.
DISTRICT CouRr.-The District Court will be
In session on Monday next, when . yenire will
be issued for a grand jury. Many cases are set
for this term. but we are not advised as to who
are the parties to the suits.
SERVICES To-MoRRow.-There will be services
held at St. Luke's Parish at IL A. NJ. and ~ P. e..
At Treasure City at 8 P. NJ.
JOHN CORNELL. Rector,
FROM MINERAL CrTY.-We saw Geo. W. Lamb
In town the early part of the week. from Mineral
City. He reports the population Of Robinson
District as on the increase. F-
FROM EuREKA.-T. N. Browne returned from
Eureka this week, where he has been employed
as assistant counsel in the great mining suit.
GONE BELow.-Ex-Governor Blaisdell went
below on Wednesday. He intends looking in on
us again shortly.