The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-03-15


~BoMETHING NERDED.-We have noticed during
last few days. that II the warm weather lasts.
and the sun continues TO melt the snow rapidly.
II freshet may be expected ON Main street, II the
City Fathers do not take means TO prevent 1t. IL
viii be necessary to open the cutters on both
sides Of the street, commencing s high up as the
Western Hotel. We trust this matter will re-
eeive the attention VI the authorities.
The RoADs.-People coming from various
directions report the roads leading into town to
be In a miserable condition. The late warm
weather having Iuelted the deep snow, allows
horses 10 sink almost completely under. A few
more warm days will materially lersen this
Inconvenience and make locolnotion q matter Of
loss danger and trouble than now.
SHIPPING ORE.-Mr. Converse. from EberhArdt.
informs US that the road from the mines II the
Eberhardt a Aurora COmpan il now open, and
orc Id being shipped to the stanford mill. The
capacity VI the tramway is Insufficient to supply
the demand Mt the mill, and teams will continue
~ transport or,s during the coming Summer.
DAILY's ~ExcHAsGE.-our well-known towns
man Daily. whom everybody knows, has associ-
ated himself with Ed. Matthews. formerly of this
place, but more recently from Eureka, in the sa-
loon business. We have known Matthews for
some time. and would commend him to the pat
rOnage Of the public.
BLU GRASS wHIsKY.-The name In synony-
Hlpuh VI OAl htLlAttthgs NhtA nhAhhs VI hf wv
quality abounds. We were placed under Ubligs-
lions H. A. e.. Gordon, sole agent for the sale Of
Clue Grass Whisky, for Il d~iiniyohn OF the same,
which received due attention from the Neus
force. Thanks.
PASSED THRouoH.-Sherin Yves Travis passed
through from Phoebe. ON his way to Carson, on
saturday last, IN charge OF some prisoners from
that detachable locality. Travis offered 10 bet
that one Of the aforesaid was not n Chinaman.
but failed to md any takers-eyen Tim Craniey
refusing To " see IL
Is TowN.-J. W. Clark, manager Of the Floral
mill ut Phoebe Is IN town, on his way home. In
conversation with Mr.. Clark, VT art assured that
the new yO-stAInp mill Of which be ID supcrin-
tendent. is one Of the best ON the coast, and In
now ia successful operation.
DmD.-All residents of Hamilton will remem-
Der Jack, the bootblack"-he who owned the
big dog that was continually fighting, and al
ways getting the WORST of IL. The poor fellow
gave up the ghost in Eureka last Wednesday.
D~ErARrEp.-Capt Frank Drake, superintend-
ent of the Eberhardt n Aurora Mining Company,
lett for San Francisco III the early part OF the
week. on business connected with his company
He will return during the present month.
FoR pIocnE.-Judge Mesick. Of Virginia City,
went through ON Travis stage ON Tuesday morn
ing. to takv part la the mining suit now pending
nj Phoebe. We understand that A. NJ. Hillhouse
is also retained IN the saile case.
HoME AGAIS.-Dan Patterson, our worthy Shor-
III, and Assemblyman Ninnedge, arrived ON We'd
nesday's stage from the railroad. Patterson
brought q $40 skye terrier along, which he says
is the beat dorg la the country.
From SoIELLBURN.-We give place to-day to
n communication from our Schellburn cores
pondent. As many people mentioned therein
are old residents Of Hamilton, we publish 1t en-
tire.
APIoSEER.-we call attention to the adver-
tisement of II. Lee of Eureka. who certainly has
the best of everything in his store, Our Eu-
reka friends would do we'll to patronize him.
SERVICES To- MoRRow.-services will be held
Mt st. Luke's Parish. Hamilton, on Sunday at II
A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ; and at Treasure City at 8 p. d.
JNo. CORNELL, Rector.
AssAYER.-o. C. Pope advertises to-day his A.
say Office. Those needing true results from
samples will do well to call upon him. See ad-
vertisenent.
FoR EBERHARDT.-Mr Bennett still runs his
stage through regularly to Eberhardt. and the
fine sleigh is now driven by Mclaughlin, an old
White iner.