The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-09-26
HAMILTON NOTES.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
HAMILTON, Sept. %. 1885.

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Ny attention is called to an article
in your last issue entitled, "Iumping
Water Rights which, after perusal,
| took the proper course of visiting
the parties themselves, as suddenly
lloated wildcat stories generally bear
due amount of investigation. The
prominence of the parties therein
mentioned and their business status
are such AS to warrant any one in
thinking twice before giving cred
credence to even what may seem
well founded rumor. The property
Immediately below and adjoining the
White Pine Water Company was pur-
chased from John Ghirardelli some
years since, and as such has been held
by Messrs Robinson and Liddle, and
by them the taxes have been paid, as
any one conversant with the county
records certainly would know, and
tie same appears upon the present
assessment roll. BY Hon. Samuel
Liddle AIN informed that the survey
ny party that went over To the water
works last week went for the purpose
of surveying their boundary line, up
t0 AMI even with the water works, to
ascertain the exact run OF the Govern
ment lines, previously made, as they
would apply to the respective prop
critics, and not for the purpose of in
iringlng IN any way upon the domain
or the Eberhart Company. This is a
plain statement of the facts of the
case As | get them on undoubted au-
therity.
The Smoky mill is still pounding
away on ore and has quite surplus
on hand ahead of the stamps. Quartz
teams are steadily hauling orc from
the Hill.
The Manhattan mill is also keeping
up It's regular lick.
Mr.. Church and his sister from New
York city are visiting with E. n.
Robinson. Mr.. Church Is one OF the
principal owners in the Sweetwaler
Mining Company, aud is making a
thorough inspection not only Of their
own interests, but also of the general
outlook in this section.
Mr.. McLsren aud family are on a
visit L. their brother, Phil. MeLaren
Of Mathewsons store.
Our Sunday School is in a tourists
ing condition, rs the vigorous musical
sounds that issue from II promptly
every sabbath afternoon fully attrsts
We have seen many faces for a fit
ting period upon our streets during the
past week, we'll known in the days of
yofe. among them Messrs. kirchner,
Pardy ana Piageman.
Surveying parties are taking the
precedent of "picknicners' here at
the present time, it may Judge by the
number one sees daily packing along
the tripod.
Monaco, of Photographic famo, has
opened gallery on Main street. lie
Is also taking views.
Doc Ellison and family, of White
River, have been passing few days
at the county seat, coming up TO have
the family photos taken.
VIM. Hayes aud his brother, 10y
shifts. put IN l6 hours Of the "a in
pumping water into his pond, con-
strncted above his house, the dimcn-
sions of which are 60 by so Oct. and
will be seven feet in depth. He has
now feet of water in 1t. Should
this inland lake some night give way,
then, OH We gods, what disaster
Frogtown would be swept ont of eX-
istence This improyised Lake Su-
perior" is intended by the indefatiga>
ble William to be the future grand re-
sort for boating, fishing and skating
parties around White Pines capital
Hay. of which a goodly amount is
coming in, commands $50 per ton
wholesale.
Harry Brown is constructing nice
residence on the hill above his black
smith shop.
Wood, that most essential article
for winter in TINS alpine cline, Is be-
ing put in this season at reduced
rate from that ruling in years past.
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Sol. Hip has received new sup
ply of hats, caps and straw goods. To
arrive this week Clothing, boots
shoes, etc.
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