The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-24

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s;lverado Canyon, in this county,
.stonishing its owner with its won-
,,;eld. 1t has long been a paying
Int recently, at a depth of two
,.sd and fifty feet, they have struck
y. loot ledge with well defined walls,
mod judges estimate that the ore
sot 90 less than 5000 per ton in sill
lane. Mr.. Shoenbar. the owner of
nine. is now engaged in sinking an
Ian we'll at that place. with a view
's,ttipg up a furnace. if he can get a
Isaaent supply of water to run it.
M SALT LAKE CRY. Col. J. Tyson,
a,bss been stopping in Hamilton for
~ ten days, looking at the mines in
,svjcinity, left for Salt Lake yesterday
ming. He has made a number of as
,,sfrom the ores he has himself taken
IN the mines which he visited, and is
III pleased with the result, and thinks
s.,e will be no trouble in smelling the
~ Of this district. He goes to Salt
Ike to interview his partners there, and
IN return to this place in a few days.
rHs RAcE.-This affair. of which there
s,s beep so much talk. will come off to-
sorrow at 2 o'clock. To accommodate
rsrsons who wish to see the race, Harlow
rhomas will start his stages from the st.
Nicholas at l o'clock sharp. W. are OPP
mise to betting on the speed of horses,
heause the example has a tendency to
deroralize our young mel. particularly
those from the rural districts. But as
ths race is to be on the square, we shall
be present to see whether Harvey Car
renter bets our money right or not.
OpD FELLOWS BALL.-Our local read
es will bear in mind that next Monday
night comes off the event of the season.
The Hall is being most tastefully deco
nhd, and everything will be done by the
management to make it as agreeable as
possible. The music will be the best that
can be procured in this vicinity, and sew
eral new dances will be introduced. Tick
cts Aay be had of members of the Order,
or at the stores and public business places
Of the town.
TIE SICK.--The warm weather that
has SO recently come upon us resulted in
making several of our citizens quite sick,
and a number are complaining. They
we're affected with colds and pneumonia.
Those who have been quite sick are
Henry Mau, P. O'Donohue, Sam Wood
in, and Ed. Skillman. All Of whom are
now convalescent, with the exception of
Iii. O'Donohue, who is still sick.
DAsTARD1Y AcT.--Wel learn from Sheriff
Kaum, who has just returned from Min
eral City, that at about 2 o'clock Monday
morning, some villain fired q charge of
shot through the window of the room
where Judge Walsh aud his wife were
sleeping, and fortunately neither were
injured. What motive the wretch could
nave had cannot be imagined.
STREErs.-The melting snow from the
mountains has caused small rivers of
water to run through our streets for the
past few days, and in a number of places
uaS washed out the cutters and left them
= no very good condition. However,
'u0 property owners are repairing the
and will 500 have everything
isan and smooth as possible.
'rRANGERs.-Quite a number of stran-
se's have been in town during the past
~ aays' making inquiries about our
0s' etc. Ne have no doubt that our
l'ne owners will be called upon very
.'luently to show up their mining prop
,'es located in this vicinity. Come
''ong' gentlemen, our mine owners have
'0mething to show you.
INTERNAL Observation-Disclosures men
'uia Dear in mind that they must pro-
ana place conspicuously in their
snments or places of business q
cup, showing that they have paid their
,an tax Tor the year commencing May
100. An advertisement in another
u'hh explains the whole matter.
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