The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-02-25

PIE to'ges drunk and vent their spleen
and rate general disturbance. Al
ter listeniog TO The solemn burial ser.
tiea at Il grave It appears 10 aei like an
einetic and thel prutes rush back TO
town to yomit language 100 filthy aud
vile to appear Ia print.
Immed lately after the funeral on
Sunday, among others, Fred Byron
AMI Thomas Dol n cot into ii drunken
QUAR- in McAulay's store. w hen
Deputy Sheriff Fred Borchert attempt
Ell 10 arrest Byron, he was struck n
blow ty hin. Not having his gun, he
got 4 baton in the shape OF II pick han
dis, determined Ia arrest his mai. Some
persons interrered aud took that weap.
on from he officer, whoD he we 10
his room for his gun, and, az in duty
bound intended enforcing his author
its. " hen his friend, james Reilly. de
string TO prevent any trouble 10 Fred,
SO soon after bis sisters funeral, step
ped up behind i1iu sud caueht the pis-
tor, drawing it back, when it exploded.
shuotirq RriilS-through Tho
f,.shy part Of the leg, very close TO the
artery.
Mr. Reilly i resting easy 10 bed un-
der the Doctors care, and be feels sat-
i.iled to have the wound a. 1t evident
ls saved somebody else from something
more serious.
Deputy Sheriff. Fred Borchert, is
brave officer aud is highly endorsed by
our be.t cit z.-ns as man who would
like to DO lis duty, but he is badly
handicapped by an clement in our com-
muuity tuat Is by far too numerous.
Death and Burial of Miss Lily
Nas Borchert.
Again after a short interval we are
called on to chronicle the decease of
another native daughter of our com-
muhi,y. News was received from the
Borchert ranch that Lily Was unwell
with the Epidemic so common neie,
called b, some Scarlet Fever, but no
person anlic rated any thing serious
till messenge was sent IN haste for
DR.. McCurdy, who hurried to her bod
side to find her suffering from heart
failure from which cause she in short
time passed to The beyond. Her fond
parents watching at her bedside had
not The slightest idea OF her passing
away nor even the deceased showed
any evidence Of the thought occupy ing
her mind.
Lily May Borchert, the deceased was
born at tho BJrchert ranch - years
ago the Sth day Of next May, and died
February iS.h. She was always il low
able ch ID, and when young went To
Carson City TO live with her sistor and
there received her education. Those
who knew her best say she had bright
intellect, was Il pure minded girl, well
cultured aud with suitable opportuni-
ties would have made her mark in the
uents, who would willingly have died
in her behalf, and her sisters 5nd broth
ers deeply mourn the departed (not he
loss) Of favorite sister. The COM
munity at lar geGecply 5, mpathizs with
the sorrowing family.
On Sunday rany of the town people
drove out to the ranch TO join the cor
tege to Cherry, and on arrival the
corpse was placed in the residence of
Andy Olsen to give her friends an op.
portunity OF viewing the remains, and
as it was very wet day, the funeral
services were conducted there by DR..
Sam McCurJy, after which the pro-
cesoion reformed to move TO the Gene
terv, where her mortal remains were
Transferred TO mother earth in the pres
ence Of large concourse of friends,
who lad come from far and near not.
wiihstanding the down pour OF rain.
At the grave DR.. McCurdy delivered
an address and the choir sang Lily's
fuvorise hymn-: "Shall We Meet Be.
yani ht. River AMI 10 3k OF Ages.
The deceased leaves 10 mourn her
departure, besides father and mother,
three sisters and five brothers.
CARD or THANKS.
We thank most heartily onr many
friends, who by word and deed have
aided and sympathizsd with US in our
recent sad bereave ment.
The BORCaERT FAMILY.