The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

Henry Mau, of the Pony saloon, has
been quite i'll for several days with an
attack Of pneumonia. We are happy to
learn that he is improving.
DIR. Hager, Hospital Physician, has
returned from q quick trip to Missouri,
and again commenced the practice Of his
profession.
A VIsIToR.-Col. Tyson, an old White
Piner, and recently from Utah, where he
has been engaged in smelling, has been
in town several days. He has never lost
confidence in our mines, and it is prob
able that he viii take up his residence
with us again. Wednesday last he visited
the Mobile, Consolidated, and Bismarck
mines, on White Pine Mountain. He
was much surprised to see the large
amount of ore in sight in these tire
mines, and is of the opinion that seventy
tons of pay ore could be raised daily, in
their present condition. We have a score
of mines just as good as those mentioned
above, and we hope our miners will take
some pains to show them to Mr.. Tyson,
for be is both practical miner and smelter,
and should he start a furnace here, will
make it a success-a contamination de-
voutly to be wished.
ASMAsH UP.-Tuesday last Frank Dana,
Of Eberhardt. came to town In a very styl-
ish buggy. with a fine pair OF bay horses,
and having business at the store Of Everts
& Co., got out and hitched the team, and
went into the store to transact his bust
ness. Soon after a loaded team came up,
and the driver cracking his whip pretty
lively, frightened Mr.. Dana's horses and
caused them to break the hitching-strap
and run away. They ran throughseveral
of the principal streets, and then started
home at a lively rate of speed. While
on Hamilton street, they made a bolt for
the sehool-house, and there telescoped
with the steps of that institution, leaving
the buggy in a terrible shattered condition.
The horses arrived in Eberhardt with
nothing but the harness and neck-yoke,
but they were not injured.
ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meet
ing OF the Original Hidden Treasure Min
Ing Company for the election of seven
trustees, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held at the office of the
company, No. 401 California street, San
francisco, on the 4th of May, 1875, at IL
O'Clock noon. The transfer books will
De closed on the 3dand 4th days of May.
STRUCK IT.-The Transit Tunnel Com
pany, who are running a tunnel on the
west side of White Pine Mountain, near
the north end, have struck a vein of good
ore ten inches in thickness at the farther
end of the tunnel, which is now in 165
ieet. The company are very jubilant
over 1t, and feel confident that they have
abig thing.
FUNERAL.-The remains of John Pat
terson, who died at Eberhardt on Sunday
last, were brought to this town for burial
On Tuesday last, and was largely attended
oy his friends and the employees of the
hoerhardt mill, where the deceased had
formerly been employed. He leaves q
wife and three children.
STAGE L1NE.-Hereafter Harlow Thomas
VIII run his stage from this place to Eb-
ernardt, and from thence to Treasure
hll. This will be agreat accommodate
lon to the Eberhardt people, who have
oeen without stage accommodation dur
ing the past Winter.
In Fur. RrAoT The Eberhardf ~