The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-03-04
NoTEs O TOWN.

Now advertisements have crowded
Our reading matter this week.
Al Barrick is on his homeward
tourney from Bristol.
Mr.. Berry has returned from a trip
N Salt Lake. He reports times lively
in the Mormon capital.
Miss Mollie Grippin, late Of Silver
canon, is now teaching school at
Ward.
Commissioner Flynn has the con-
tract for carrying the mail between
Hamilton and Eberhardt.
The Star delinquent list appears in
our columns this week. Delinquent
shareholders should take notice.
I. II. Blethen has been confined TO
his room for over u week with "A
sprained ankle. lie is now out on
crutches.
DR.. Rockman, who has been with
us for several months, picked up his
traps and left for the West Wednesday.
The rattle for Mr.. Lawler's horse
came off at Grand Army Hall Tuesday
night. VIM. Garrison won the prize,
and Pete Weber threw As for him.
The female population of Cherry
Creek has been increased by two new
corners this week, as will be seen by
notices OF "births."
A grand st. Patrick's ball will be
given at Nevada Hall OF st. Patrick .
evening, March 18th. Further notice
OF which will be given in u next.
See advertisement.
The roads between here and Wells
are in a bad condition, which necessi-
tates the leaving OF the stage from
here at | A. NJ, instead of 4 \. NJ, as
heretofore.
Father Maloney has returned from
Phoebe and Bristol, and will celebrate
mass at the Catholic Church here to-
morrow morning.
Gold quartz, says the Phoebe Record,
has been struck in the Ontario lain
at Stamp ede Gap. An assay OF the
rock went S3,5l6 p i'm gold.
March came in gentle as a lamb
soft and balmy AZ May; but, true to
its traditions, its peaceful arrival
was but a sham, for yesterday MORN
ing IL blew up one of the verse squalls
of the season.
A correspondent writes us from
Hamilton that 1t is u perpetual Sun
day over there. The few remaining
inhabitants while away the time in
playing pedro and discussing county
seat removal matters.
Ed. Cannon and Tim Meehan, two
honest miners, have started out to-
wards Bristol and Ward. Others will
soon follow, unless something turns
up here to n demand in the
labor market
The Times says that for the next
couple Of months Bristol will I'M
doubtedly be densely populated by
space, yet with the opening of spring
will come the boom.
The Bristol Times SAYS: An import
ant feature has lately been developed
In the Mayhower, the ore in the bot
tom OF the Wine turning from mill
ing into heavy grey carbonate, aver
aging 30 per cent. In lead and run
ming all the way from s65 to $1,000 in
silver.
The Egan Company paid off on the
list, and work has been temporarily
suspended, pending a visit by NJ. j.
O'Coner from San Francisco. We
also learn that a change Is to be made
in the Superintendency, Frank Halo
well retiring, but have not learned
who IL to be his successor.
The great sensation of the week at
Hamilton has been the arrest OF a
county official by a township officer
for firing a gun in the street. Bad
feeling was engendered. The arrested
party demanded a jury trial and was
ACQUITTED in three minutes, the jury
contending that II a mitralleuse,
charged with grape, III turned loose
through the street. 1t would be i'm
possible to injure a man in that burg.
The arresting officer is voted a crank.