The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-15
LETTER FROM HAMILTON.
Political ossip-Del"ying the Mails
Minor Topics.
HAMILTON, July 10, 1882.

EDITOR News: The political caul-
dron, in this high altitude, as yet is
hardly warmed up to that intensity,
which the not very remote future
promises il may; but it is nicely SIM
mering, and only too soon, from every
corner will spring the noble patriots,
who are willing to sacrifice any and
everything for their constii uents.
Among the new accesSions to those
who would seem inclined ''to be or
not to be- and who from a Republic
can standpoint would like to do the
assessing of the denizens of White
Pine county, for the ensuing two years
and who has positively SHE'D his cas-
tor into the ring. we have o. NJ. Con-
verse, who has girde1 up his loins for
the contest.
In due time, no doubt, we shall
hear OF many for all the various Off
ces, WHO will be willing to politically
perish for the good oftheir fellow-nlen,
hut Of the many who are called. or
may think they are, only a few an
be chosen.
OUTRAGEOUS DELAY OF OUR MAILS.
There is great Indignation among
our people ut the course pursued by
the Eureka PostOffica in the di>tribu-
ton aud forwarding OF our mails.
The ma i leave Eureka every Mon
day, Wednesday and Fri lay morning
at q A. NJ, for Hamilton. Ward an
Phoebe, but owing 10 some rel tape
ruling OF the Eureka office, no NAL
is forwarde | on these morn ngs whlch
is not deposited before d p. NJ, the
previous evening. So YOU can rradi-
Nv see we are cut of from all the
Western mail that arrives IN Eureka
by train at IL 80 Il. NJ, the same not
being distributed till the following
day. Thus. yon will see our western
mail is delayed in the Eureka office
three DAYS. This is an outrage to
which the people of White Pine ami
Lincoln counties ought not and will
not submit We intend TO raise
such "A breeze about that Eureka P.
Ms ears as Will make him tn nix it is
no. safe to tribe with the most sacred
rights of the people.
OTHER MATTERS AND THINos.
AilDI1G llONt MnO DdNt Dtfl1 NlSI-
ing us the past few DAYS are b. +.
Miller of your town, Joe Sabron AMI
.. VI. Con. erse OF Cnrrant Creek.
The superintendent of the Star
Company. with a force of men, l. t tie
Cal lorna Mills, engaged in takin.
down AMI moving TO your place GER
tain portions Of the Dayton mill. They
loaded their teams to day and are
now their way To Oh rry.
We have also amon4 Us parties be
lon ing the section surveying oath
Mr.. Monroe and his men-wbo make
this their supply depot.
There seems to be a little more min
ing activity along the line than for
some time past. and we sincerely hope
in the sweet bye.and-bye to record
favorable results.
The Eberhardt Company is p"ggins
away with it, even tenor, with be-
lieve ~ particular change.
No one could have said on the after
noon Of the Fourth that Hamilton vas
dull, for there were "wars and rumnrs
of wars - aud for a time il looked like
unto the days Of the bye-gone. l.
The evening Il ball aas held ut With
ington's Hall, which Vas well attend
ed, and the merry dancers di not 80
home Til broad dayl ght.
We have no school AS yet, but WI
are daily expecting a preceptre~s to
.'teach the young ideas how TO snoot."
Senator Rockhill, ). Il. 5terratt,
Sam Paul, Oliver Whtlan, Thos. Me-
Kenna and Billy Wilmarth are en-
gagged in chloriding around Treasure
Hill.
Corcoran, Jacobson, Hoppe, Shep-
ardson and Kranlez are working at
q fferent points on the western slope
of Treasure Hill.
Col. Grandelmyer has some men at
work upon one ut his mines. and |
understand he intends shortly I o do
some development in other directions.
CAnfrollur Ha1lopl i.Sf Er11a. 1rau,