The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-07

worked. and al are confident of making splendid
showings during the summer. AS soon a. the
new mill Of the Hayes Company is In running
order, times must be lively in the camp.
FRoM ScHELL CREEK. Through the kindness
of Major L. b. Stonehill, recently from Schell
Greek, we are furnished q few items regarding
that country, which, We are pleased to know.
has q prospect of lively times this Summer.
Work has been commenced, with q force Of eight
men, on the San Francisco mine, In charge of
Dave Hashagan, situate on Queen Springs Hill,
and the prospects for a good mine are excellent.
T. q. Posey is working ten men on the Nutmeg
mine, which is showing splendidly. Work will
soon be actively commenced on the Great West
ern, from which splendid lots of ore have been
extracted. The Mcmahon is working q small
number Of men and is looking we'll. The miners
generally in the district are preparing for q
vigorous Summers work, and their efforts are
being made with a degree Of confidence in the
future never before known to exist among them.
The. splendid 2o-stamp mill belonging to the
Tehama Company will be started this month. in
fact. as soon as Mr.. Tozier arrives from San
Francisco. The people of schell Creek have our
best wishes for success in their operations.
COPPER oRE.-Gentlemen in from Robinson
District inform us that large shipments Of copper
ores are being made from the mines in the vicin-
ity Of Mineral City. Among other lots. the Hip
Brothers have shipped ten tons Geo. W. Lamb.
ten tons Judge Walsh, the same amount, and
Cockswood l. Crank. three car loads. The ore is
all shipped to Toano, thence by rail to San Fran
cisco. where it is sold from 81 SO to S. per unit.
according to the percentage of copper. All this
shipment will average 65 per cent. pure copper.
This species of mineral abounds in large quaint.
ties in Robinson District, and many shipments
have been made from there which have resulted
to the entire satisfaction of parties Interested
Its development will before long become one Of
the lesding interests Of the country.
MuKwoNAao MINING CoMPASY.-we are In
formed that A. E.. Elmore, one of the owners in
the mining company of the above name. has
caused his United States patent to the same
to be placed upon the records Of White Pine
county. From the c~ontiguity of the ground
named in the patent to the famous Eberhardt 4
Aurora Company's works. We are confident of its
eventual value rs q mining property. Mr.. Elmore
says he has raised the price since visiting the
country, and would not sell out now except fol
u considerable sum of coin. ALI that is wanted
In our country to make its value apparent, is fol
gentlemen to come out here aud look ut the
interests contained in our mineral. bearing noun
tains.
JEwELRY, Erc.-For a mountain town we know
Of no place where such a tempting array Of til,
latest styles of jewelry can be seen. Ms at p
Steler's, on Main street. The proprietor informs
us that he is constantly receiving invoices o.
fashionable articles in his line. and is prepared
atall times to NIL orders for jewelry from n dol
lar ring 10 a $40 900 set Of diamonds. Drop II
aud inspect his stock, aud you Will buy soIne
thing. You can't help 1t.
MEETING OF CITY TRUsrEEs.-The Board OF
Trustees met on Tuesday last. and transacted
the following business The Treasurer submitted
his report to May 7th. 1873. showing n balance
of ssd7 so in the treasury, The following bille
were allowed II. NJ. Peters, City Marshal, SIS
VIM. Pardy, Clerk. $40 Everts Il Co. slS John
L. Drake, So NJ. Atwood. S. NJ. Ballenberg,
S.; Jos. Grandelmyer, IS; s. O.. stebbins. IS
NJ. $. seip, IS.
RIoH LOTS oY oRE-We were shown some
specimens of rich ore from the - Rattler's Joy, -
at Ruby Hill, in this county. About two tons OF
the same kind as shown us has been taken to
the Manhattan mill for reduction. The average
assays are said to be s2.SOo per ton. We want
about four tons that's all.
In JAn.-Watts, the man accused of the muir
der of Thomas Flitcroft, at Shellburn, was
brought to town on Thursday last by Deputy
sheriff +. v. Hip and George Lamb. and lodged
in the Hotel de Patterson. The prisoner is rep.
resented as being confident Of acquittal.
MAss.-Father Hynes writes us from Eureka
that he will celebrate mass at this place on Sun
day Tomorrow at 8 O'Clock. and at Treasure
Hill same day ut IL O'Clock also at EberhArdt
at 9 o'clock ON Monday. He further says he
will visit Mineral City, Schell Greek and Egan
during the week.
SHILLING OUR. Hyman advertises his stock
under head of New To-Day, below cost. No
better opportunity was ever offered to the public
to get good bargains than are now advertised at
Hyman's. Call around and examine the goods,
and you cannot fail to buy.
BoRN.-We congratulate George Haight, of
Woodruff 4 Ennor's in this place. on the recent
addition to his family by the birth Of a daughter
on the night of the I'd inst. We are pleased to
know that his estimable lady Is eonvalescing
rapidly.
A GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hyacinthe
has Just got his elegant new oil-cloth down in
his saloon. 1t is certainly now as neat and
pleasant looking 4 saloon as one can see. even In
more pretentious towns
FROM EUREKA.-we notice the return Of Coun-
ty Surveyor T. J. Read, from Eureka, where he
has been attending the law suit between the
Consolidated and Richmond Companies.
In Town.. Cohn, of the firm of j. Cohn 4
Bro. has been in town for a few days past. Mr..
Coin proposes to close out his large stock OF
clothing, etc, in this town.
PASSED ~rHRoueH.-Col. Harry I. Thornton
and George Hearst passed through this week, on
their way to Phoebe. Wonder what is In the
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