The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-04-19

BIG ssoKY.-This pioneer mill, which has
excited the admiration Of all mill.men from its
successful working, will soon be started up
again ON ore from the Hill. The roads are now
getting in good. passable condition, and when
teams once commence. no stoppage need be made
during the entire Summer. except for necessary
repairs Things will assume a livelier aspect
when all the milling facilities are brought into
requisition and money will then be more plen.
tiful.
ASSIyERsARy BALL.-The time draws rapidly
near for the celebration Of the organization of
the |. o. o. y. A social dance IL proposed by
the members Of Hamilton Lodge No. IT, and,
from the energetic preparations being made, a
good time can be expected. The members of the
Order ART all authorized to dispose OF tickets.
and persons desiring to purchase call do 30 by
applying TO any Of them.
QUARTZ rEAMs.-we notice several large quartz
wagons pass our office on their wayfrom Eberhandt
10 be placed on the road TO the Ward Beecher.
at Treasure Hill. The Manhattan mill, belong.
ing TO this company under the Immediate super
vision Of +. d. Towne, has been thoroughly
ovcrhAuled, and will be started on the ores from
the mine, as soon as sufficient quantity shall
have been delivered.
RETuRsEp.-we omitted To mention the return
Of our representative to the last Legislature,
Fred Cole. who arrived some ten days ago. Fred
was one of the most active and energetic men,
beers at the last session. and TO his exertions we
arr indebted for much good legislation. He as.
surcs us that he has now come to stay with us.
See card under d" New To-day"
From DUCK CREEK.-we noticed Mr.. Bateman,
a prominent citizen Of Duck Greek, In town dur.
ing the week. He is making extensive improve.
ments on his ranch, In anticipation Of the coming
season. All the ranchmen are represented as
getting ready for a lively Summer, and We of
White Pine will see to it that they have a market
for their commodities.
MARCUS. ON TREAsuRE.-Ex.Mayor Marcus
Schultz has for a number Of weeks had his
residence ON Treasure Hill. In conversation
with the gentleman we were Informed that Pogo.
nip was a good enough place for him. as
everybody had money" We are pleased to know
the Mayor is enjoying his usual health, and is
prospecting.
~ Il HibNs-Nt " nHONH \ DchutlIul
specimen of the painters art. at the workshop of
T. c. Starr. The painting is made to represent
a landscape. with the portraits of Presidents
Lincoln and Grant in opposite corners. The
execution is certainly creditable to any painter.
and shows that Starr i.nows his business.
AGESr.-H. II. Kirchner alias Father Hya-
cinthe, the obliging manager of porry's saloon.
aI raptI aaa "A annpt fE II EaruA a. - &. a,t.
brated Lloyd's Kentucky Bourbon, 20. L. A.
Fargo & Co.. of san Francisco, are the sole agents
for the sale of this brand of whisky. Try some
at Perry's. We have, and found it good.
FINE wEATnER.-we write this item in the
middle of the week, and will risk nothing by
calling this one OF the finest days Of the season.
In this uncertain country 1t Is never safe for 4
local to say the weather Ia fine, except the form
is unlocked" to insert the item, as 1t storms
here on the slightest provocation.
ARRrvEp.-Fran Drake, who relieves Thomas
Philpotts in the management of the Eberhardt 4
Aurora company's properly. arrived on wednes.
day last, to assume control of the same. Mr..
Drake il well known as an experienced mining
man, and he takes hold of the property while in
a good state of development.
WHOLESALE LIQuoR.-At the store Of A. G. Cor.
don, one can find the largest assortment of fine
liquors to be obtained in Eastern Nevada. The
Blue Grass Whisky is made a speciality at this
establishment.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Wecall attention to the ad-
vertisement of Travis Bros. under the head of
&c New To-day. The time of leaving Hamilton
for Phoebe has been changed from A, M. to ar. N.