The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-04-26

WoRK ON THE RoAD.-We perceive the County
Commissioner commenced work on the road
leading to Treasure City on Monday last. We
are Informed that 1t is their intention to appoint
Road Supervisors, under the law passed at the
last session of the Legislature. 1t will then be
in the power of these Supervisors to attend to
repairs ON bad roads which abound in the city
limits.
DEPARrED.-We notice the departure of our
genial friend. Lawyer Maxwell, for California.
on Monday last. We are pleased to know he
looks forward with hopeful anticipation of See
ing his many friends In that beautiful climate,
and trust he may enjoy a pleasant sojourn there,
and return invigorated and refreshed.
VtscouTH.-The other day. we are informed,
while the jurymen engaged on a recent trial
were enjoying their recess, one Of their number
either made a mistake or else committed a
grieyohs and objectionable error. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that the tin cup is for the pur-
pose of drinking from.
A Coon APPoINTMFsT.-we learn that Mrs.
Judge Walsh has received the appointment as
teacher Of the district school at Robinson. The
selection was certainly a good one, and the ap.
pplHttt tlitutHliN 4uhiintu W III tHt DbhlilpH.
We congratulate parents on their new instruct
ress.
sALoos.-when you go to Eberhardt call in on
Converse h Dana. at the Occidental saloon. and
after partaking OF their hospitality you will feel
invigorated and refreshed. They keep the best
of all sorts, also a billiard table for those fond of
that gentlemanly game. See card.
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to the advertisement Of this popular firm ON
Treasure Hill. The very best Of all kinds of
drinkables can be here obtained, and those fond
of billiards can be suited at this establishment.
Call and see them.
A Coon BARGAfN.-our enterprising citizen
A. Jackson has made a good trade in the pur-
chase of the s~palding House. We art not at
liberty to state the figures paid, but are willing
TO gamble on his realizing treble the amount
from the trade.
To RErAIR.-Father Hyacinthe. Of Perry's sa-
loon. informs ms that he intends making extern
sive repairs in the interior Of the saloon. We
shall watch the progress of the same with inter
est, assured that everything will be done in first
class style.
TINE NAhfIfN.-ht We WfFt SHOWN some me
samples of cassinere at Ernest Kuhn's merchant
tailor shop. on Main street. Mr. X. will send
for cloth as ordered from the pattern selected.
Call and see him. II you want a fine piece of
goods.
CoRREcTIos.-In our last weeks issue we spoke
of the appointment of Thomas Nixon Ms a Dep
uty Sheriff. We were misinformed. and make
n -u.a8sa II n.lI..l. L.. .kgtr l.. a.
position, which he has worthily filled for a long
time.
sALr.-we could not fail to notice the superior
article Of salt now at the Manhattan mill. II
comes from Diamond Valley, from the old salt
marsh of Henry Williams. and would make good
table salt by being powdered.
GorSG HoME.-we saw the two tourists. Dave
Mannheim and Max Oberfelder. ON their way
homeward. in the early part of the week. Al
though somewhat travel.stained, they looked
remarkably healthy.
CONTEMPLATED NORTHUMBERLAND are in
formed by Billy Smith, of the St. Nicholas sa-
loon, that he intends making many improve
ments in his elegant place of resort, during the
coming Spring.
REFrITING.-The Pollard House is showing re-
newed signs Of life. Painting and carpenter
work has been the order for some time past,
until the house has assumed a cheerful aspect.
THE RoADs.-The roads from all quarters lead.
ing into town are represented as being in the
best possible condition, and the stages are max.
ing regular time both to and from Hamilton.
MOVEMENT OF QUARTz.-We notice regular
trains of quartz wagons passing down Main
street, TO the Manhattan and other mills. This
is surely an evidence of coming lively times.
has sold out his interest. %rattling and rigging"
in Phoebe. Mr.. Gordon proposes to remain with
us In Hamilton some time yet.
l. o. o. Fin our next issue we will give an
account Of the anniversary ball of the l. o. o. F.
We might say it was a success, but Starr takes
the paper around Friday night.
RETuRNED.-we note the arrival of Postmaster
Carpenter from a visit TO Phoebe. Harvey says
there are a great many people there looking for
something to do.
WAETEb~of W.. H. Root, who
has been in this section some time. He will
hear of something to his advantage by applying
at this office.
IN TowN.-We met J. d Foley, formerly a resi-
dent of Hamilton, in town during the week. Mr..
Foley has some interests here which he came to
look after.
For PIooHE.-Rev s. p. Kelley, rector of the
Episcopal church at Eureka, passed through on
Monday last on his way to Phoebe.
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pointment of Sam Bell. Constable at Eureka, as
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
FROM THE BAY.-we noticed Senator A. c,
Cleveland on the street, he having returned to
the sage brush.