The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-08
saturday, May 8, 1875.
local T%ntelIigfnce.

-,oosont time is in store for all who at
tend. The programme will be as follows:
The hall will be opened at half-past Z,
and dancing to commence at SO o'clock,
sharp. Each lady will bring with her a
rosette corresponding with the dress she
wears the rosette will be inclosed in an
envelope and placed in a box. The gen.
tlemen can then pay two bits and draw
from the box one of the rosettes. and the
lady wearing a dress corresponding with
it. will be the gentleman's partner for the
first dance. The ladies of Eberhardt and
Treasure City are particularly invited to
be present. A splendid lunch viii be
served in the hall. The committee of
ladies having the matter in charge, have
been busily engaged in makingth the neces-
sary arrangements to have this party a
very enjoyable affair.
EBERHARDT & AURoRA.-The mines of
this company never looked better than
atthe present time. Last week a large
chamber of very rich ore was struck in
some of the old workings. 1t is estimat-
ed that there is now ore enough in sight
to keep their mill constantly running for
one year. The mill is in fine working
order, and last month. in twenty-five
days running time. turned out a little
over sos, 600. During the present month
it is expected the yield will be much
larger. The indications now are that
this company will make a fine summers
run.
Thanksgiving and Summer fishing
has commenced, at least, SO r. Sadler has
announced, for on Wednesday morning
one of his hens was found fast to a hook
and line, which had been set by his neigh
borly Cinnamon. Chickens have not
been safe in this community even while
they have been roosting high but what
will be their fate now, when nicely baited
hooks tempt their greedy crops? All
this is the fault of the last Legislature,
in not passing a law prohibiting the catch
ing of full grown hens at this season of
the year with hook and line.
GOOD ORE.-Superintendent Fulton, of
the Original Hidden Treasure and Nam
moth mines. has shown us some very
rich specimens of ore just taken from
these mines. He is highly elated over
the prospect. and thinks that the Eber-
hardt & Aurora have not got all of the
bonanza contained in Treasure Hill. We
have never doubted the richness of these
mines; but "chloriding'' will not do. Mr..
Fulton, depth will give you all that your
most sanguine expectations could wish
for.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Gilmer & Sails
bury, proprietors of the stage line run
ming from Hamilton to Mineral City and
Cherry Creek, are now making the trip
through in Ahours. During the Winter
months it took two days to make the
same trip. The new arrangement is a
great accommodation to persons travel
ing between the above named places.
Observation-Disclosures Liddle,
ofthe White Pine Water Company, has a
number of men at work repairing the
water pipes about town, and in a few days
more will have them all in good condition,
when we will again enjoy the delicious
lllapah water. No more snow water for
US.
RAcE..-The race last Saturday between
Jim Liddle's gray, and Halls brown
horse, was a closely contested one. Halls
horse won the race by two feet. Another
race of five hundred yards is on the tapis,
which will prove a lively one !; particu-
lars next week.
FATHER HYNEs, of Eureka, held service
In the Catholic Church on Tuesday, ana
IN the evening visited Treasure Hill.
On Wednesday he left for Mineral City
q Cherry Creek, and from thence re-
turns to Eureka.
DEPUTY Assessor ComrNs informs us
that the cattle men and ranchers in and
about Newark Valley were last week
gathering up their stock, and max
ing preparation for marking and brand