The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

"olnilS On q mine owned Dy our fellow
townsmen. j. O. Russell and j. B. Os-
borne. He reports the mine looking well.
and further, that two furnaces will be put
up at once, for the purpose of working
the ores from this and other mines in the
district.
New MUsIc.--Captain Strickland has
just received some new music. It is
China, and the words and music are yery
pathetic. The words are supposed to be
those of a China maiden who has lost
her lover, and the music is appropriate
to those words. The Hamilton warbfers
are practicing on that piece, and are pro-
crossing finely.
New BUILDING.-The members of the
Masonic Lodge, of this town, contemplate
erecting a two-story building on the lots
between the White Pine County Bank
and Charles Karbstein's butcher shop.
The second story to be used for their
hall, and the lower part to be rented for
stores.
INDUsTRIoUs.-Pramenk has been very
busily engaged for several days past in
shoveling the wash sand from the gutter
in front of his store, for which he de-
serves credit. If others would follow his
example there would be no dust in the
business portion of Main streetthis Sum-
mer.
ScRIMMAGE.-From a gentleman Just in
from Cherry. we learn that a fight oc-
cured on Sunday last at that place be-
tween Jack Fleming, Bob Kremley, Sye
Read, and q man named Simpson. They
made things very lively for short time.
Resulting heads and black eyes.
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.-Parties wish
ing private conveyance to go to Eureka,
or any other part of the country, can al
ways be accommodated with buggies or
saddle animals at the Dexter stable, and
furthermore. Dan Morris charges are
always very reasonable.
DtiAuS THIS week TIC wafer
from the melting snow has been running
in NIL directions over the town, and in
most places the mud is ankle deep, with
the exception of Main street, which, for
the most part. is comparatively dry.
"ELAINE."-The great picture of
Elaine" which was stolen in San Fran
cisco. and of which there was so much
said. has been photographed, and a copy
can be seen at the saloon of Messrs.
Smith & Woodin, on Main street.
The RAcE.-The coming race between
Jot Travis and Dan Morris horses, is
creating some talk among horse men.
The race will come off on the 25th in
slant, and when it is discussed. one must
either "put up or shut up"
WH1sPERs.-We heard whispers on
the gale" last night, and those whispers
came from Treasure Fill, saying that the
Big Smoky mill would soon be running
on the rich ores being found in the Ward
Beecher and Edgar mines.
ODD FELLOWS REUNIoN.-The commit
tee having charge of TIE arrangements
for the coming ball, are untiring in their
efforts to eclipse all the former parties
ever given here. That they will succeed
cannot be doubted.
PARRoT.-The boys who have been in
terviewing that parrot on Main street,
are not always RECALLED with "polly wants
a cracker = but are invited to take a
walk, in language moro emphatic than
polite.
INsURED.-Patterson who died at
Eberhardt Sunday last, had a policy of
insurance on his life for $4,000 in the
Continental Company.
New GooDs.--Rosenburg, on Main
street, has a large and fashionable stock
of dry goods and clothing on the way
from San Francisco.
CHANGED HANDs.-The neat and cosy
saloon recently fitted up in Cherry Creek
by Mel Raum, has been sold to George
Thatcher.
BALL.-A very enjoyable affair was the
ball given at the johnson Hotel, Cherry