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

Tl,o Con Francisco Cal says q new feature ia5
been introduced in the methods OF ad5er-
that city. For instance, q suit VI ooilio is
tised and the price per month cnaigou lao e
T. nanoad II fire advertisement. such a plah,H
nraat;ead II VIRGINIA. would depopulate the
town n thirty DAYS. When q person IenlS 6
room here the landlord, or more frequently =
landIady. first shows him the room tnen 49,
tiates upon theecharacter on - ar a." 1od does
the wash bowl is not cracked now the pea aoco
NOT snueak how tile carpet Is tnree-piy , nom
the chair has lost but one leg now the DreaA : Z
the mirror does not aifect anything pay =
slightly multiply the reHectlono nov snG !; tIIo
1ight Is better for the eyes than a window III the
wal1 how the picture on the wall is by one q
the old masters to1d McMasIers, Inc SiSn pau
teri: and 50 on until the seeker lor IouSil5o -
utterly bewilderedy and then wltn q smlie ne =
informed that the owner refused S55 per montn
far the room. but that an agreeable and evl-
IDENTIFY respectable gentleman Ike the one Oeiore
her can have it for 500 III advance. Ply LII llno
| the customer is so cowed ne is Wiling 70 pay z
| sum which. had he first seen 1t advertised ne
won1d have hacked his blankets and left the city
| through sheer fear.-Virgintd Enterprise.
Mr. Robert Dale Owen, in spite of his humili-
| atino experience with the Holmes family, still
| avows his belief in their powers OF matefiaiI1a-
/ ton. He saws he knows they nave the po"G.'
I and that they supplement their power Win
| fraud bnt he does not know where one leaves
off and the other begins. This speaks badly Ior
| the moral principles of the spirits VINO use Inc
| HoImeses Els their : mediums. MIR. owen gave
these views to a reporter OF tne hocEester DeMo-
crat. after delivering a lecture IN that city the
ether night. in which he related this astounding
anecdote: ga physician on Staten lsland-a most
/ reliable an-had told the speaker that III ms
| vounger days he was connected with q hospital
~ tb9 baniFof Lake Constance, in Switzerland.
Oneof the patients. who was subject to epilep-
tic fits, was also a confirmed mnambulist
| When under the under the influence she would
prophesy with perfect correctness. On one oc-
that fka pnyt dHv She Was RI
walk on the water. She was, therefore, closely
watched. She arose in a somnambulistic state,
and, going down to a bank, walked thirty yards
out on the water from shore. and returned, STEP
ping off of it as off OF a PLATFORM
The railroad boys informs us, says the Winnie
mucca SiEuey State of the 18th, that a sure footed,
but determined pilgrim is slowly, but steadily,
vending his way to the Golden State afcn8 the
railroad. His outfit consists OF a. wheeiDarroW
loaded with Blankets, clothing and provisions,
which he propeIs from ten to twenty mies q
day, the distance being governed more or less
by the condition of the roads and the weather.
He looks with contempt on the cars as they pass
him, and considers his way of travelling less DAN
gerous than running on trains. He has wheeled
his buggy along the railroad from Omaha west.
and arrived at Beowawe yesterday. He Will
probably reach this station next Wednesday, and
we shall endeavor to ascertain tile hour at which
he may b. expected, that the people may have
an opportunity OF seeing this singular lndIyId-
ual.
Last Saturday. just as the day shift in the
lower level of the Pride of the Mountain mine
was about quitting, the miners broke into the
wall OF the ledge, for which they have been
drifting, and becoming excited at the rich ore in
the vein, continued at work until they had ex-
tracted & half ton, or such a matter, of the ore,
that is estimated to contain. from $400 to $500
/ per ton in silver. A night shift was then set TO
work, and i'll a few hours ascertained that a vein
of solid ore two and 6 half feet thick exists at
that point. This drift is at the water level, two
hundred feet below the groupings of the lead,
and as q matter Of conrse has created some ex-
mine, but among the miners in the employ of
the company, from one Of whom the above in
formation has been derived.
The rate at which emigrants and others are
pouring in upon the Pacific slope, is unprece-
denied, and it seems, indeed, as if the East We're
going ON a grand picnic to the West. Tourists
and invalid travellers crowd the trains. and if
the present rate of travel keeps up tile Central
and Union Pacific people will be forced to run
two trains a day. The Western bound train
which passed Reno on the 18th, was composed
OF "a cars, in two sections, the largest passenger
train which has passed over the road since it
was completed.
There is great excitement in Panamint over
the discovery of an immense lode, called the
Juno, OF free milling ore, four miles south of
Panamint city. The ledge it forty feet wide.
and from forty assays made, the lowest went $50
and the highest 1920. The fortunate discover
ers are James A. Parker, James Bruce, CD.
Gill and Steinburger. 1t is on the Happy
Valley side of the mountain. The owners would
not dispose of their interest for less than $780,
900: