The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-24


FITTING UP.-we notice extensive alterations
and improvements being made by Jackson at the
spalding House. It is the design Of the propri-
etor of this splendid hoAl to keep everything
f~rst-class and in the best style. The rooms are
large and well furnished, with spring beds and
all the paraphernalia necessary to comfort and
convenience. The bar will be run In the best
manner, with the finest of everything kept at the
best houses. When opened, the house will be a
great addition to the places Of entertainment in
town.
BULLION HTPsfETrs.-Ther have been 81 bars
of bullion shipped from the Eberhardt d Aurora
and the Manhattan mill. the total value Of which
was s4i,33S5 50, divided as follows To Seligman
Bros, London. shipped by the Eberhardt L Au-
rora, 80 bars, valued at $780, 34 80 and through
White Pine County Bank. to W. F. h Co., New
York, 7 bars, valued at 81, 493 SO. This shipment
is for the month of May, up to the 22d instant.
and does not show the whole amount which will
be produced by the end Of the month.
REMovED.-Pat McElroy, the popular saloon
and restaurant man on the Hill, has recently
purchased the property formerly owned by Pete
Hopkins, now in the Grand Hotel, San Fran
cisco, and is fitting 1t up in good style. Our
friend McElroy is a wrestler and deserves un-
limited success in his business. We commend
all the thirsty and hungry to his bounty.
CAUSE OF RISE IN THE coMsrocK. Mr.. Town.
at the Manhattan mill, presented US with a piece
of rock which came from either the Crown Point
or Beleher mines. a portion of which assayed in
silver. s1,790 81, and 81 ,9Os 50 in gold, making a
grand total of 81, 500 63. We cannot wonder at
the rise in the stock market, In view Of this
showing.
BONDS We are informed by some Of the
Funding Commissioner that the county bonds
are being gobbled up like hot cakes. There are
now 800. 900 worth of them issued in exchange
for that amount of scrip. People holding the
latter realize that it is a good investment, both
as a means to relieve the county from debt. and
a way to pay outstanding Indebtedness dollar
for dollar.
oPESED.-Bob Menke. we'll known as an old
saloon keeper. has opened the cellar under p. A.
Wagner's hardware store, ON the corner of Main
and Hamilton streets, and will her after be
pleased to wait on all wishing good, cool beer or
other liquids. We wish Bob success, and trust
his many friends will not fail to patronize him. .
SHIpMEs OF oRE.-We are informed that the
shipment Of ore will soon commence from the
Hayes mine at Robinson to the Manhattan mill.
Some two or three hundred tons will be sent for
reduction, more to illustrate the quality of the
ore than for any other purpose. The company
will certainly build a mill themselves the COM
ing season.
On AN ASSESSING ~ToUR.-Jerry Coughlan. dep
uty Assessor. started out on a trip after tax
payers. 1t is the intention this year to make a
complete clean up Of property owned in the
county. If energy and perseverance will accom-.
plish aught, We are confident that but few will
escape paying their proportion to the treasury OF
the county.
GONE To EuREKA.-Judge W II. Beatty left on
Mondays stage for Eureka. to be absent a shor
time. The Judge informed US that he had beer
requested to preside at the trial between tn,
Richmond and Consolidated. about to be hell
there. but would not promise until after consul
tation with Judge Mckinney.
MARRIEp.-By reference to our marriage heac
it will be seen that Miss =. Ewing. a niece of ]
v. b. Perry. formerly residing here, was married
to Beatty Lyons. of Salt Lake City. The cere
mony was performed at the house Of Perry. an,
the affair is described ~ a pleasant one. W
wish the couple joy.
No1IcE.-All persons owing mining or pol
tax. must attend to the settlement Of the sam
Immediately. Assessor Cranley and his deputy
Louis Hauek, are on the war path. and will il
terview all %delinquents without fail. They il
tend making a clean sweep this season.
On vnu.-Judge W. F. Anderson left on
trip into the surrounding country and Will Wis
several mining camps during his absence. Col
Greek District is among the intended points. an
from the Judges we'll known reportorial abilit,
we expec, some interesting items on his return
From RoRINsoS.-Messrs Lamb and Elmor
visited town during the week on business cor
nected with Robinson District. They are bot
stirring and energetic men. who will bring out
country If such a thing is possible. They LET
for home the latter part of the week.
RuNN1So.-The Manhattan mill is still pound
ing away with its twenty-four stamps, and turr
ing out fine bullion. We understand Capital
Turner has made a contract for wood for use d
the mill, which is proof that he means to kee
the mill moving right along.
NEw CoMPASY.-A new mining company ha
been formed. with principal place of business a
San Francisco, to operate in Robinson nistrict
1t is named the Watson Company, and d. T. L
more, formerly Of the Hayes mine, has bee
appointed superintendent.
OFF FOR CHERRY CREEK.-Dr. H. s. Herric
and W. b. Drake accompanied Judge Anderson
on his trip in the country. They were we'll htte'
out with a fine pair of horses and a spring wagon
and will undoubtedly realize much enjoymcn
on the trip.
ACCIDENT. We regret to learn that Mrs
shackles, living about twelve miles from her
met with rather a severe accident by which sh
cut her finger badly. DR.. Owen attended he
and reports a painful but not dangerous wound
PRoFEssIoSAL.-we call attention to the car
of DIR. r.. NJ. Chamberlin, under the head o
New To-day" setting forth his place Of busi
ness, etc. DR.. Chamberlin is an old resident