The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Accommodation on st. Patrick's day.
We regret to learn, through a late
arrival from Deep Greek, that X. w.
burlington has been quite i'll for some
time.
The weather continues Marchy-
Alternately disagreeable and pleasant
the former quality having = long way
the best OF the latter.
1.-THE Bracket behind tho bureau
Is, according to the Stock Exchange,
the latest thing in bedroom furniture
in San Francisco.
Farmer Campbell of Steptoe Valley
is going into the dairy business on a
large scale. Chsse-making for the
home market he intends to make a
specially.
8. Thompson, for some years past
an engineer of the Humboldt Division,
G. P. r. r., died at his residence at
Carlin last Thursday.
Father Maloney preached a very
eloquent and interesting Grafton 10 a
largo audience At the Catholic Church
IN Eureka on st. Patrick's day. The
Sentinel a v IL was . great treat.
E. N. Robinson and wife have ar
rived in Hamilton from New York.
As soen as The weather permits opera
tons on . larges scale be will inaugu-
rated on the Swestwater mines.
In N published report of the Re-
publican Central Committee, We
omitted the name of At Stearns by
an oversight. Mr.. Stearns is Secre-
tary of the Committee.
Tommy Hogan is up in Coenr d.
Alsne. His first job was to take In a
baby over the Trout Creek trail, for
which he received S25. At this rate
babies are an expensive luxury to
take to that country.
The DemmocratIc State Central
Committee meets In Carson mex Tues
dav. p. Wsber, the solitary member
from White Pine, is not likely to be
there, he being up in Occur d'Alene.
John r. May. who has charge ofthe
Dolly Warden mines, came up'from
there n few daysago. There are three
feet Of snow at the mines. aud IL Is
not likely the company will ne able
TO resume work before the LIST of May.
A party NJ seven or eight miners
went out to Hunter District Thursday
20 work on the mines owned nv
Mes~rs. Kennedy and Lyons. We
learn that the prospects In Hunter
are such rs TO ~warrsntihe mines pay
ing on their merits from The start.
The r. Il =. Railroad now run
9rains but every other day. What
they propose To do about carrying that
daily mail II not stated. II IL were a
stage company hat had acted 30
loosely with this mail business as this
railroad has done for the past month,
IL be docksd every day.
We made an un objectionable error in
our last when noting the new assay
works set mp by Dick Frank, in this,
that we omitted 10 state that Prof.
Alfred Barrick, a graduate of Frei-
burg. Germany. was to he the IN
trolling genius OF the new enterprise.
At an extraordinary meeting OF the
Eberhardt Il Aurora Company held
in London, II vas agreed upon that
prospecting In the mine should be
pushed with air drills, and 500. 900
should be raised for that purpose
The capital Of the company IL to be
increased TO f250,0O by the creation
OF 1000 new shares.
Tho recent decision of our Supreme
Court, in the case of Gould VS.. Wise,
synopsis of which we give In another
column. should encourage the Star
~lienholders to greater activity in
pushing their suit. We believe that
with q vigorous prosecution Of their
just claims, the swindling combination
down at tho bay car be defeated In
their unholy alliance.
Commissioner Cowley dropped In
on us Tuesday, direct from the Occur
d'Alene. Ed. speaks enconragingly
OF the northern country. says there
are about 5000 mon there now aud
$50 arriving daily. Many of those
who show n disposition to work find
employment froighting goods from
the railroad, others shoveling snow
and cutting wood. Business men are
active, and many new buildings are
going up. Mr.. Cowley struck out
Friday on the return trip. He and
Pete Weber go into business together.
A meeting Of The Eureka and Col
orado River Railroad stockholders Is
called at Eureka for April 9TH to elect
q new hoard of directors. That or