The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-03

arrival and departure of the stages to and
from Alpha has been changed so that pas-
sengers and the mails will arrive from
the railroad at an early hour in the morn
ing, and leave here at four o'clock in The
afternoon. To-day the mails will arrive
on the fast-freight, some timein the after
noon, but hereafter before daylight. The
stage leaves this afternoon atfour o'clock.
and passengers will not be obliged to Law
over at Alpha several hours before reach
ing Palisade.
New REsTAURANT.-Our old friend Star
will throw open his new restaurant to-
morrow Sunday morning, on Main
street. opposite the Postofice. He says
he will at all times furnish the best there
is in this market, and, for a change, will
frequently give to his patrons a taste of
California Injuries. The establishment
will be kept open from 6 o'clock in the
morning until midnight, to accommodate
travellers leaving on the morning stages.
and those fond of a late lunch. We have
no doubt Star will do all he promises.
Give the old gent a send off.
INFORMATION MISUNDERSTANDING A..
Stinsman, of Fletcher, Miami county.
Iowa, is DESTROYS of learning the where
abouts of her brother, VIM. G.. Lyons.
whom she has not seen for FIVE years.
He has been mining in California and
Nevada since 1851. Any person knowing
his address, will confer a great favor on
his sister by dropping a line to the above
address.
WEATHER.-Goddlemity las Josh Bill
lings would say sent us plenty of cold,
stormy weather during the fore part Of
the week. Under no circumstances would
we speak disrespectfully of the Being,
(spelled as Josh spells it. but we would
have a high reverence for somebody who
could have made it more pleasant.
w. V. ROBERTS. the new Superintend-
ent Of the Troy mine has arrived here,
and on Tuesday last paid off the men.
1t is his purpose to continue work on the
mine, which is good news, as the Troy
Mining Company has proven itself to ! 0
one of the best in this, or any county.
IMPROVING. Mccormick, who has been
lying at the Jackson Hotel, suffering from
q broken arm and other severe bruises,
occasioned by his being thrown from a
horse, is improving rapidly under the
treatment of his attending physician
DR.. Thoma.
APRIL FooL's DAY.-Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Office, at this place, was on Thurs
day last filled with packages directed to
April fools. The packages were promptly
delivered upon payment of the usual
charges, and some were heard to say,
DAMMIT
A RARE SPEcIMEN.-Otto BoetZel has a
very rare specimen in his cabinet, which
came front the Eureka Consolidated mine.
1t is known as molybdate of lead. and is
one of the very few found of late in that
mine.
DIED.-The New London Euening Tele-
gran, of March Is, contains a notice Of
the death of Mrs. Abby Eldridge Browne,
at Cold Spring. N. Y. Mrs. B. was mo-
Their of Thomas N. Browne, formerly Of
this place.
CIGARs.-A fine lot of cigars, from the
house of II. Plageman, in San Francisco,
have just been received by Fl. Mat Il Co.,
and good judges pronounce them a supe-
rior article. Call for the "Majagua"
brand.
SHooTING.-Some of our crack shots
were practicing last Wednesday on gyro
pigeons. Some good shooting was done,
particularly by u reporter, who hit the
Courthouse twenty-one yards rise.
COOP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Will
hanson has appointed Fl. A. Comins his
deputy, and the two gentlemen will start
out to-day to perform their official duties
on the borders of the county