The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-02-05

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FROM THE WARD DISTRICT, WHITE
PINE.-The correspondent from whose
private letters extracts have already ap-
peared in the Enterprise under date of
January 16 writes concerning the Paw
master mine: "Our bonanza still holds
its own and we are taking out large guam
titles of ore. We have also another bo-
nanza In the east end Of the mine in a
wlnze one hundred and seven feet below
the first level and most of our workings
are now exclusively in ore of a hich
grade. The company have not yet de-
termined upon the character of the reduc-
ton works to be put in. They are
watching the progress of the Fryer pro-
cess very closely and if it proves to be
one-half as good as is claimed it will be
adopted" The correspondent mentions
the presence there of a Comstock expert
who seemed highly pleased with what he
saw. Work in the Taylor and the Rob
ison will be resumed in the Spring.
In MEMonIAM.-The Eureka Sentinel
OF the I'd instant pays the following mer-
ited tribute to a highly respected lady OF
that place: +" Yesterday about meridian
the spirit of Ellen Charlotte, wife of John
L. Hinckley, forsook its earthly tene-
mAnt and passed into another world. AL
though her residence in Eureka was less
than a years duration, Mrs. Hinckley
had, since her advent here, by her exem-
plary department and lady-like anners
won the esteem of a large circle of friends
who sincerely mourn her untimelv de-
mise. The circumstances of her death
are unusually painful from the fact that
she leaves behind a babe but a few DAYS
old, in the boon of whose life her own
was sacrificed. The afflicted husband
and motheriess infant have the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community in
their bereavement and loss. Deceased
was a native of Blue Hill, Hancock
county, Maine, and was 81 years of age"
REMOVED TO JAIL.-The Eureka Sentinel
of the 1st instant says that Mike Bor-
owsky, who was sentenced OH the 18th
of last month to pay a fine Of $4,000. or
be imprisoned l,OU0 days in the county
Jail, for misdemeanor in appropriating
funds belonging to the estates of deceased
persons. was removed to the county Jail.
Since his sentence, up to that time, he
had remained at his residence IN the Gus
tody of an officer, as it was represented
that he was too Ill to be removed. We
understand that arrangements have been
made by his friends for raising the money
to pay the fine.
Down AGAIN.-The Eureka Sentinel of
last Thursday has the following: Judge
G,1a - n,,,;, o,,ena1 - -, boI f.o-
typhoid fever. He held court last Satu!-
day in the Courthouse before he had en-
tirely recovered from his recent attack.
He took a severe cold, which was doubt
less the cause of the relapse.
SUPERINTENDENT UNDERHILL, of the
Canton Company's works at Mineral
City, was in town on Wednesday last.
He informs US that the snow is very deep
at that place, and that his company do
not intend to do anything with their
mines or furnace this Winter.
SOME one has nipped the town SLED
1.-The Dutch Coffin" and Fred Vetterlin
requests the person taking it to return
the same to his place OF business, or there
may be some trouble nit de PEBBLES.
In the absence of good coasting-the
snow being too deep-the great fun now
IS to climb to the top of Treasure Hill,
and conn down kiting on snow-shoes.
They just fly.
VAeRANcY.- Last Monday Justice Bush
sentenced Louis Cartel to the County
Jail for thirty days for vagrancy. He
was an Eberhardt vagrant.
HE weather has been lovely for tie
past few days, and the snow is disappear
ing quite rapidly.
TROUBLE. The only trouble with our
people is, that the snow won't pack so as
make good coasting.
ARM BRoKEN.-O. FL. Farlinger had
his arm broken while coasting at Eureka
a few days ago.
E. L. ALEXANDER, U. S. Special Mail
Agent. returned here On Wednesday from
Phoebe.