The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-01

fronl one OF MS IaVOrlt6 nuntlng u pros
pecting trips.
ErKo MrNE.-This has always been
considered a good mine, and has
sped the owners by its yield of good ore,
but recent developments places it among
The best mines of the district. At q depth
of 1856 feet they have struck the ledge,
which is six feet in width, and yielding
carbonate ores which assay way up into
the hundreds. It is the intention of the
owners to take out a large quantity of the
ore and ship it to Eureka for reduction.
This is one of the hundreds of similar
mines in White Pine District lying idle
for the want of a furnace to work the
ores. A few nor strikes like this will
be sufficient comment on the prejudice
that exists against the mines of this dis
trict. That this prejudice will be swept
away, and that soon. hardly admits of q
doubt, for no such fortunes as are here
for some n to reap. are going to be
passed by for any great length of time.
MAY DAY.-This charming day will be
hailed with joy by our young folks, who
will celebrate it as usual. We do not
like to boast of our children, but we have
In our midst some of the brightest little
faces and intelligent eyes to be found
anywhere. and while they cannot crown
their queen to-day with an orange wreath
and play upon the green grass, they have
got the purest of mountain air to breathe,
q bright SUI to warm them, and fond
parents to assist them in the pleasures of
the day.
RETURNED.-Hon. G.. r. A. Bibbins,
member of Assembly from this county,
returned on Wednesday last, and was
warmly welcomed by his many friends.
The Hon. member made but few speeches
IN the House, but made as good a record
as most members of that late body. The
most sensible speech he made was, when
ne denounced the fraud and treachery of
the Republican party, and openly ayowed
his severance with it.
SPEcIMENs.-Rich specimens from the
various mines of this district are being
brought in town daily, and a good deal
OF activity in mining circles is promised
at an early day. All the mines of the
district are now accessible, and a large
number of miners will soon be at work.
which will add greatly to the prosperity
OF the camp.
STRANGERs.-Quite a number of stran-
gers have been registered at the Jackson
Hotel during the past week, and a num-
Der more have been On our streets. They
all talk mines and furnaces, and express
surprise that there are not a dozen fur
naces working hero on the rich ores of
this district.
BrrrEN.-Capt. Beatty had his right
hand badly bitten or Wednesday last
while trying to separate two dogs that
were fighting. Proper remedies were
promptly used, and the hand is improv-
ing.
WILL BE HERE.-A dispatch from A.
E.. Shannon, United States Revenue Col
l%ector, to Louis A. Hauck, states that
that gentleman will arrive here to-day,
on business connected with his Office.
DISTRACT CoURT.-Hon. F. w. Cole will
commence the May term of the District,
IN and for White Pine county, on Mon
DAY next, May Sd. We understand that
the calendar is light.
BULLION SH1pMENr.-For the week
ending April Both, the Eberhart & Aurora
company shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co.
POO 1880 10 in bullion.
DIPLOMA F1LED.-The records show
.na' Dr. Hagar has complied with TIE late
Law, and has fled with the County Re-
oorder his diploma.