The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-11

This brutal tragedy, interesting to the
entire American public and all civiliza-
tfon, and especially interesting to the
people of this Coast, as n striking event
in the history of this section, is not as
fully known TO those it concerns as it
should be. Shocked as vi were by the
early published accounts, often as we
had since, from time to time, read or
heard scraps of the account, the full
story, consecutiyely narrated, never
reached MS until Thursday evening, at
City Hall. G. w. Wandell, late of Pr
oehe, in an off-hand, easy manner, with
out notes, delivered the story with the
familiar ease to be expected Of one who
had learned his story well. 1t is n most
interesting, thrilling narrative, and we
are glad to know that Wandell purposes
telling it in the cities and towns through
out the Country-for it is a chapter of
history which should be understood and
pondered by the American public.
District COurt.-w. II. BEATTY. J.
MONDAY, January G, 1873.
l.. S. Hanchett VS.. Thos. Plane con-
tinued for term. j. B. Barker VIZ. o. II.
Il. Co. continued for term. Thomas
Phillpotts vs.. Ii. G. Blasdel continued
for term. State of Nevada VS.. W. IL.
Bethards /; continued to nth inst.
TUESDAY, Jan. 7.
II. j. Booth & Co. VS.. I. J.. Patten ct
al continued for term. Z. G.. Melon
aid VS.. f.. Il A. Co. continued for term.
VIM. Hendrie VS.. w. Il. c. Elliott; or
dered transferred TO I'd Judicial District,
Washoe county. Geo. $. Norris VS..
Asbury G.. Il s. NJ. Co. continued for
term. NJ. z. Freeman vs.. James Reilly /,
judment for 5000.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8.
G. s. Coover VS.. W. II. Duren ct al /:
defendants allowed 40 days to file an
swer. j. W. Stout W.. j. d. Patterson !;
verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
THURSDAY, Jan. o..
II. Powers ct nj vs.. j. d. Patterson /;
verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
Friday, Jan. 10.
Delavan VS.. Robert Morrill, verdict
for plaintiff $685. and costs. Dennis
Daily ct al vs.. W. +. Flower ct al dis
missed without prejudice.
THE NEW OFFIcIALs.-Our new county
officers, incoming, work up in the har-
ness like oil stagers. Wishing not to
hide their light under a bushel. nor throw
off on the Press, thei, cards will be found
in this issue of The News.
Go Boy of Obey & Co, Salt Lake
City. U. T., if you want finest Eastern
oysters, in shell, can, or keg. Sole
agents. See advertisement.
THE TRIAL OF w. II. BErHARps, in
dicted for the killing of Brophy, has
been put over, in the District Court, till
Tuesday next, January II.
Sr. LuKE's PARrsH.-There will be
services on Sunday at II n. m. and 7
2. IN. At Trinity Chapel, Eberhardt, at
Up. IN.
john CORNELL, Rector.
GILMER e SALISBURY advertise, today.
their great stage lines.
WATCH REPAIRISG.-P. Steler has sue
ceeded in procuring one of the best
watchmakers on the Pacific Coast, and
is now prepared TO repair all kinds of
watches, -chronometers and clocks, in n
workmanlike name New pieces re-
placed if necessary. Work will be done
reasonably and warranted for one year.
STAGE ron TRoY.-Ballenberg & Nor
ris's stage for Troy District, will leave on
Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, carrying the U. S
mail and Wells, Fargo a. Co.'S express.
Office at Dexster Stables. II.
NorIcE.-Freight from this day, if via.
Elko to Hamilton, will be at the rate of