The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06

hOLL OF noSoh. ioW IL tue re-
port of scholarship and department of
the scholars attending the public school
in Hamilton. for the month of February,
1S75-Miss Allen, teacher. In the SUBJ
joined report the maximum is ten, that
number expressing perfection throughout
the entire day. The average, from this
standard, of each scholar is as follows !:
Eddie Daley. s; Willie Geary. S; Henry
Conway. 74; Harry jackson, 9I; Frank
Donohue, ~; Annie Geary, as; Horace
White, z; Grace Pardy, 8; Arnold Good
friend. 81; Emma Geyer. 8; Katie Geary
81; Conner Edwards, z; Sadie Daugh-
erty. So; Willie Goodfriend, s; Maude
Pardy, 7A; Emma Baker. 9H; Lizzie
Edwards. 8; Frank Baker. 7H; Lewis
Baker, 8; Vina Edwards, 9.
PRIDE OF THE WEsT.-This mine is sit
etuated in White Pine Mountain, and is
owned by Donohue, Morris g. Russell of
this city. The owners are satisfied that
they have a good mine. and have recently
let another contract for sinking a new
shaft of sixty feet from the present level.
The LEDGE is three feet in width at the
present depth, with web defined walls.
and is pitching north at an angle of 45
degrees. The ore averages sixty per
cent. in lead, and ~thirty-one in silver,
and can be extracted in large quantities.
The company having the means. intend
working the mine thoroughly the coming
season.
+. The WEATHER.-A very severe change
in the weather took place the first of the
week, and it was colder than it has been
at any time before this Winter. On Mon
day night the thermometer marked p
deg. below zero. Water froze in business
houses where it had never frozen before,
and the cold, raw wind of Tuesday last
drove pedestrians from the Streets
Never before having heard the old adj
age, "She's come in like q lion and will
go out like a lamb" it was pleasant 10 be
stopped by every other man and be told
of it. At the same time the wind and
snow was blowing hard enough to freeze
a person-even old man Star, and he's
tougher than anybody.
THANKs.-We are under obligations to
Ed. Keasele, formerly of this city, for a
copy of the Homographic Chart of Ne
vada State Government. We are ac-
quainted with many whose names are
mentioned in the chart, and are of the
opinion that many part their lair too
wide in the middle to be only forty years
of age. 1t gives other valuable informa-
ton: one person mentioned was a Doug
lass Democrat when he was eleven years
of age. which is very gratifying to the
friends of Douglass.
THE VALUE OF ADvERTIsING.-A. G..
Bateman, of Duck Greek, advertised the
loss of some fine stock in the White Pine
NEWS two weeks ago. The paper con-
tanning the notice fell into the hands Of a
party in Utah, and MI. Bateman had all
of his lost stock returned to him. Com
ment is unnecessary.
SrocKs.-Following are the quotations
of yesterday S San Francisco Stock Board:
Ophir, $S3; Consolidated Virginia, $$445;
Meadow Valley, $6Ia; Rye Patch, $3A;
Ramona & Ely. $44H; Gould & Curry,
$751; /; Grown Point, $27A: Savage,
$11o; Chollar, $50; Lady Bryan, SIS.
DR. HERR1cK is perambulating the Bay
City, and is much improved in health.
The fine things no has seen in his peri
CARNATIONS are nicely pictured in a letter
to us. The Doctor will try the mud baths
of San Luis Obispo before returning.