The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-06
TOWN N COUNTY.

Mrs. Corby is in from Hamilton,
looking after her household effects.
The Monitor Company shipped two
bars OF bullion last week, valued at
Si,l93 49,;
w. j. Townshend, agent for Gilmer
d Salisbury's stage lines, paid us a
visit last Saturday. Mr.. T. is an en-
.getic and wideawake business man.
Miss Ida Bourgeois offers for sale
q lady's saddle, two sets of reins and
saddle-blanket for $25. The articles
are tirst-class and worth double the
money.
John Cowger left for California last
Monday, being summoned thither by
. dispatch, stating that his brother
was on the point of death, with no
hope OF recovery.
Mrs. Linton. after a brief visit to
friends here, departed for Salt Lake
Tuesday TO meet her husband, and
they Will from thence go TO Washing
tor Territory.
All reports agree, say the Reflex,
that there has been IA marked inn
provement in tho Monitor mine for
some time past; also in the north end
OF the Sunrise and Selfcocker.
Tho latest sign Of an approaching
hard winter is the unusually long
hair on the tail OF jack RABBITS. This
discovery was made by our new devil.
Hereafter, parties wanting revenue
stamps must address Collector A.. l..
Frost. Sacramento. This is owing to
the annexation Of Nevada to the
Fourth California Revenue District.
A gentleman in from Hamilton in
forms us Il drunken Indian, who was
severely handled by n OF the jock
eys ut the Freeland races, died the
nj ght folio wing. aud when found the
body was horribly burned.
Mrs. Julia Irown, OF Eureka, (well
known here) has sold her restaurant
interest to VIM. tvans, and will soon
leave for San Francisco. where she
intends to reside permanently.
Two elipses will o"cur this month.
On the evening of the 10TH about $3.50
there will be a partial eclipse of the
moon, visible in Nevada. On tile
afternoon Of til. 30th there viii be-
annular Felipe of the sun, visible as a
partial eclipse here.
In another column will be found
the list of ''raised" taxpayers, who
are cited To appear at Hamilton next
Monday aud show cause, II any they
have, Why their assessment should
not remain ut The figures given.
On the return trip from tho Free
land races, last Sunday afternoon,
Capt. Strick lands narrow gau. e
yacht, manned by a lot of land Tub
beers, was capsized at the natrows
down toward Eberhaidt. Nobody
drowned.
A man named Shafer. a resident OF
Spring Valley. was arrested here last
Saturday night, on complaint OF Will
liam O'Neil. The charge preferred
agaist him was completely IN the
O'Neil murder. On the following day,
when brought before Justice Steariis,
the prisoner was released, the COM
plainant withdrawing the charge.
The equinoxial storm struck us a
week behind time. But when it did
fDUl0 ~ HidttliG3Atl n AtSiiG 10 a. .
ON the lat n heavy snow storm struck
the mountains, while in the valleys il
alt rnalely showed. rained and sleeted
MP to Thursday. 1t Is now clear and
cold, and looks as II winter had come
to stay.
Attorney Love informs US that three
Star liens are missing, viz: J. II. Me-
Dnnal1. one for 5000. David Rose ona
for sos, and IL. ii. Conklin II for
$3.50 20. Parties holding these liens
should present them To the County
Clerk at Hamilton before October
10Th, as on hat date a transcript OF the
evidence will have { O be sent to the
u. S. Circuit Court at Carson.
We regret TO learn that while down
ON the Carson and Colorado road last
week Gabriel Cobn received the sad
news of the death OF one of his chill
dren. He started for home immedi-
ately. Mrs. cohn was also utterly
FRUSTRATED. The family has the sym
pathy OF many friends in this section
In their sad bereavement.
That evil communications corrupt
morals is forcibly illustrated in the
case ofa hitherto ''strictly steady
young man in a neighboring town.
But, alas, for human frailty, tho way
he carries on now Is astonishing the
community, 81 we learn. We fear