The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-27

'io0 At I laiTle S farm, the initial point for
establishing the new boundary line be-
tween the respective counties, on the first
Monday in April next.
RAIDERS. Last Monday night Sheriff
Raum was notified that a band of mid
night marauders had suddenly taken pos
session of Uncle Dan Patterson's house.
aud that his services were needed at once.
Acting promptly upon this information,
Mr.. Raum proceeded to the house and
found Uncle Dan and his estimable wife
standing outside in the snow, shivering
in the cold. Dan was almost speechless.
but made out to utter, Ego in there"
The Sheriff made a rush, and as he en-
tered the door he found to his surprise
SOM Of the best people Of Hamilton
gathered together, and were the happiest
set imaginable. An armistice was speed
lily agreed upon, and Uncle Dan and his
good wife were admitted to the house
without further delay. Our worthy Off
Ger soon built a fire in the kitchen, while
his posse made a raid on Dams larder.
Ye gods, what good things 0 appeared
upon the table. and what happy faces i'm
mediately surrounded it; this, together
with the pleasant greetings. was all that
could be hoped for but this was not all.
good music was at one procured, and all
engaged in dripping the light fantastic"
until a late hour, and when the hour of
adjournment was at hand, all voted the
Inequalities of Uncle Dan and his wife
unexceptionable.
RECEPTION OF Hon. Doc ELLISON. The
reception given to Hon. Doc Ellison and
his bride at Hamilton on Thursday was
a lively affair. As soon as it was known
that the Hon. member from Nye County.
and his young bride, were en- route for
their home on White River, a carriage
was sent out to meet the Hon. gentleman
and his bride, and escort them to their
quarters at the residence of B. X. Davis.
Upon the arrival of the party in this
town, artillery belched forth its notes Of
welcome: a band of music discoursed ap-
propriate airs-including Hail to the
Missouri Chief !" flags were thrown to
the breeze, and crowds gathered to well
come and congratulate Nye County's
representative and his estimable wife.
They left yesterday for their home on
White River.
COOP APPorNTMENT.-Under the new
law, Sheriff Raum on Wednesday last
appointed James Hagar special policeman
for the town of Hamilton, now disincor-
porated. Under this appointment Mr..
'Hager also becomes Fire Warden of the
town. He has been City Marshal for a
long time, and has proven that "the
right man was in the right place" Raum
knew this, hence the appointment.
PHYSICIANS DrpLoMAs.-Under the new
law to prevent quackery, it is necessary
for all practlcing physicians to file with
the different County Recorders their di-
plomas, on or before the 28th of the pres
ent month. A severe penalty is attached
for attempting to practice without a strict
compliance with the law. There has
been but one filed up the present writing
with our Recorder.
BULLION TAx-On Monday last Asses
sor Williamson paid into the County
Treasury So, 1888. from bullion tax collect
ed for the quarter ending December 81,
1874.
CHARLEY KARBsTEIN has just received
another superior lot Of fat American cat
tie, and delicious steaks and fine roasts
are now to be seer in his market.