The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-12-25
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AND CFEClMENS FOX 81 CENTEN-
NiAL.-Our fellow townsman, Joe Gran
delmyer has shown us some beautiful
specimens of ore which he has been Sc
Letting for the Centennial, and which
are to be forwarded Immediately to Fl.
MI. Yerrington, Carson City, Nevada.
The ore specimens are from the follow
ing mines. viz. Imperial, Empress,
Eureka, Monitor and G. O.. D., owned by
Hon. Thomas Wren; Whipporwill, own
ed by II. E. Phillips; Sunnyside. owned
by w. M. Patterson Charter Oak, own
ed by John Deibolder Oden No. 4.
owned by Little Giant S. Nj. Co.; Com
pensation and Oh Joe, owned by Wren
and Grandelmyer Prima Donna, owned
DR.. S. A. McMeans and Grandelmyer /;
Treasure. on Babylon Hill, owned by
Marco Barras Robinson Crusoe, owned
by Taylor and Robinson jim. A speci-
men from the Philadelphia and Nevada
Smelling Company's furnace, run from
Imperial mine ores. A specimen from
Momomoke Mountain. A specimen from
Swansea Bills coal mine. A calcareous
"nodule' from Thomas Wren's Monitor
mine, and named by DIR. Owen. All of
the above will be on exhibition for a few
days at Joe Grandelmyer's Office, and
those wishing to examine the specimens
can do 50.
PopULAT1oN.-A printed circular, sent
to us from Carson City. and compiled
from the Census Marshal's report for the
year 1875, gives the following informa-
ton White Pine county has 1856
whites, 81 colored, 80 Chinese. Total,
1851. This shows a loss to our county.
in five years, of 4,635 persons. The to-
tai population of the State foots up as
follows Whites, 40, $50 /; coIored, 493;
Chinese, 1852; grand total, SO, 1856.
According to the census of 1870 the pop
ulation of the State at that date was AZ
49l, showing an increase of 10, 845 in five
years.
FINE JEwELRY.-P. Steler, jeweler at
Eureka, and formerly a resident of this
place, has just received a very fine as
sortment of diamonds, watches, rings,
pins. silverware, and a thousand other
things too numerous to mention. all Of
the best quality, and warranted to be as
represented. Read his advertisement in
another column.
TURKEY DINNERs.-AIl our restaurant
advertisers have informed us that they
will give splendid turkey dinners to-day
christmas, and will be pleased to serve
any number of cash customers. You
pays your money and takes your choice,
at any of them.
FILED.-- OF late we have observed a
number of fve-dollar pieces filed on the
edges. This is accounted for by reason
of the Carson Mint having coined them
overweight, and had to reduce them in
this way.
COMING In. BY reference to the
born" department in this issue. it will
be seen that the large Winter crop has
commenced coming in. We are informed
that the yield will be large.
JOHN MURPHY, we'll known in this dis
trict as a "rock sharp" has been APP
pointed to the sup~erintendency of the
Defiance Mining Company at Darwin
City.
A SCARE.-The alarm of fire on Main
street Thursday evening, was caused by
the burning Of a chimney in Withing-
tons Bank Building. No damage done.
TURKEYs.-Everts g. Co. have a fine
lot of turkeys, which they are selling at
three bits per pound. They have lots of
other good eatables.
THANKs.--Pramenko, Of the fruit store,
has sent us n Of his large fat Christmas
turkeys, for which we shall remember
him until it is eaten.
JUST RECEIvED.-R. Sadler & Co. have
just received a large lot of dry goods and
clothing; also. groceries, wines, liquors
and cigars.
NICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Doc. Wag-
ner's perfumeries. toilet articles, and
stationery.
DRY GooDs. Ladies, read Moore &
McDougall's Eureka advertisement.
THE Grand Carnival Ball takes place
at Eureka this friday evening.
New GooDs.-Hyman's new goods have
all arrived. Examine them.
Coon MUsIc AND EGG NoGG this even
ing at Plumhof & Kings.
EGG NoGG this evening at the st. Louis
Brewery.
EGG NoGG this evening at Capt. Strick-
lands
EGG NoGG this evening at the st. Mich
olas.
EGG NoGG this evening at the Pony"
BRIEF MENTION.