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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-07
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Special !. The Whit, Pi,a Daily N.Tr.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 6.

WASHINGTON. July 6.
Special to The Tribune says it is ru-
mored and credited in official circles that
Hamilton Fish has rendered his resigna-
ton. Fish has been urging the Presi-
dent to accept his resignation, as he de-
sired to retire from public life in this
Country. The President has said he
would not permit him to retire if he
could by any means keep him in the
State Department, as he regarded his
staying as a personal favor. 1t is gem
orally understood that Fish will succeed
Motley ut the Court of st. James.
There has been no executive session
of the Senate since the New York nomi-
nations were sent ir-consequently they
have not been referred.
As to the nomination of Murphy to the
Commerce Committee, Of which Chand-
Ter, of Michigan, is Chairman, who is in
the habit Of looking closely at the po-
litical record of all nominees who come
before him, an effort will be made to in
duce the committee to report the nomi-
nation back without any recommends
tion-and thus leave the contest to be
fought out in the Senate. There is no
question that the fight will be very ear
nest, if not bitter.
The opponents of Chinese labor are
not satisfied with the action of the Sen
ate yesterday in depriving that class of
the benefit of naturalization. but desire
that Congress shall go further, and pass
a bill to prohibit contracts for service
labor. An effort in the latter direction
will be made in the House during the
present week, and both parties seem in
clined to legislation to that end. The
debate in the Senate yesterday on this
question tended to ridicule the represent
tations made in certain quarters that
Chinese laborers were about to food the
Country.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 6.
The City Council last night passed an
ordinance for the regulation of bawdy
houses, based upon and containing many
provisions Of the French, Belgium, and
the European laws on the subject.
CHICAGO, July g..
The Times says the new Supreme Court
of Illinois will be composed as follows:
First District, Judge Sidney Breeze /;
Second, Anthony Thornton; Third, J. M.
Scott; Fourth, p. p. Walker; Fifth, C. b.
Lawrence; Sixth, Ben. Sheldon; Seventh,
A. NJ. McAlister. OF these Judges,
Breeze, Walker and Lawrence, compose
the present Court. Four of the seven
Judges are Democrats, though McAlister
and Thornton, elected Saturday, ran as
independents.
Great satisfaction is expressed by the
journals generally in the State, at the de-
cisive result of the election in favor of
the constitution and the separately sub
mitted propositions.
A correspondent writing from Roches-
ter. Mimi, denounces as false a dispatch
from that place, published a few days
since. giving an extraordinarily gloomy
account of the crop prospects Of Mime
sofa. The writer says the prospect is
excellent and declares the statement
made for speculative purposes.
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Rrxoxrr1oxs.-Yester

r,,-,, r.s.x PRKxoSIrroSs.-Yester-
dav morning we we're by before the man
fo- breakfast' vas served up, and heard
mutterines of an unpleasant nature as to
the propriety of summary punishment
for The crime of homicide, which Of late
has been of too frequent occurrence
Some who would be expected to advance
different connsels exclaimed freely that
the SLAYER onght to be taken out and
hanged. We dsplOre, in common with
oood citizens. the frequency OF these &C.
c~urrences. of late-not for the value OF
.ho lives taken. bit for the evil influence
of tbe example; but it would be far bet
ter. for the DILIGENCE in the moral infiu-
ence, that our population be decimated'
rather than resort to the remedy OF Vlei-
lance rule. 1t can not be said that our
officers are derelict in duty-for they are
prompt and ausfere enough. No reason
able reuse can be offered for resort to
the remedy of mob law. Those who
dare resort to it viii sadly ruest the dime
as we believe all have sooner or later
deplored the heated counsel taat ever yet
impelled them to take par IN such an
outrage upon the forms Of law. Let us
all abide the process ef the law, and all
contribute to strengthen the right arm of
the law.
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NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YoRK, july G

NEW YORK, July @.
A London special to The Tribune says
Thomas Hughes, NJ. p. is about making
a three months visit to the United States.
He will sail from Southampton in the
Bremen, August I'd
At the meeting of the Quarantine Com
missioners yesterday, the committee of
merchants, headed by Kirkland, read
their remonstrance against what they re-
garded as an exorbitant tax put on YES
sells arriving at this port. A spicy dis
cussion took place between several mer-
chants and Mayor Hall. The Board
finally adopted the rates as proposed by
the doctors bill.
1t appears by the report of the Regis
ter to the Board of Health that the death
rate of this city last week was higher
than that of any corresponding week of
the past 15 years. There were SO deaths
from sunstIoke or other direct effects of
heat.
A genuine case of Asiatic cholera, re.
sulting fatally, occurred in the Eighth
Ward. But one case of smallpox re-
ported.
A platform crowded with children of
the Roman Catholic Presbytery, at West
chester, N. Y, gave way on the evening
of the 4th, as the children were witness
ing the discharge of fireworks, and pre-
cipitated the mass of human beings to
the ground. Over 40 children and sew
eral adults severely-some fatally-in-
iured.
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Democrats, has signified his intention to
Join, and has ordered his staff to appear
in their uniform and accompany him.
Mayor Selby. also a Democrat, is promi-
nently associated with the preparations,
and all under the direction of Gen. Caz-
neau. another Democrat, shows that
prominent and decent men of he party
most gracefully accept the situation.
With all the elements tremendously COM
bined, the affair promises TO be one of
the most satisfactory and complete for
man years. Tho colored folks will
make q great effort to make an imposing
show, as il is the first time they have
ever been permitted by all parties to APP
pear. Should they turn out as we'll as
at the time they celebrated the adoption
of the Fifteenth Amendment. there is
some danger of their eclipsing the whites
and making it appear as if it was their
funeral.
COMPLAINTS OF BUSINESS.
You notice that the papers of this city
are, as ever. complaining of hard times
and proposing remedies. I have never
seen the time when business men did not
complain, and so l regard it as all nom
sense. There is a necessity for retrench-
ment in extrayagant expenditures, and
less reliance on great expectations; and
because this is manifest. they call it hard
times. Where several theaters are
crowded nightly, at prices from four
bits TO one dollar and a-half a seat; when
several thousand drinking saloons are
maintained, and where 10000 can be
expended in furnishing a single one
where n price nor taxation can diminish
the consumption of cigars a single one;
where labor is in demand and well paid,
there can I be very hard times. A dim
recollection of the severe economy of the
East, forcibly reminded of its existence
at this day by the visits and conduct of
Boston parties or that from Chicago,
who begged their street car tickets. and
could go into a saloon and borrow a glass
to drink from their W pocket bottle.
and we can imagine how hard our times
would be should we pinch ourselves in
that nne They call our style flush
times / believe it is Richelieu (Bul-
wer), according to the Boston version.
who says: In that tight lexicon biz
which avarice provides for glorious thrift,
there is no such word as hard times
Every feature of life and business here
shows a foundation of wealth and re-
sources unequaled in the world. Then
why complain? Why not propely use
the wealth. Look into the interior where
all this wealth comes from. The coun-
try is full of the precious metals. No
drouth blasts the silver crop, nor do
markets f1uetuate to ruin the producer or
purchaser. San Francisco stands at the
portals of the worlds commerce.; and
with the inexhausible mines of silver and
gold in her possession doubly commands
the trade. 1t needs no niggard conduct
nor Yankee pinching to prosper; but it
needs activity; broad and generous views
of business; a knowledge of her resour-
ces and the determination to develop
them.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, July d.
The Constitutional to-day says: We
learn that the Government would con-
slider the Spanish enforcement OF
Prince Hohen-Zolleren as a check ana
menace to France. Under these eireum-
stances, the Government has decided TO
theoretically oppose the project.
Prime Minister Olivier gave a grand
banquet last evening; a great CROWD OF
people present, among them Gen. Prlm'
Baron Werther, the Prnssian Embassa-
dor. The latter left early in the even
ing-which fact gave rise to much COM
ment-mauy asserting that France would
have Just cause of war If the eandldature
of Prince Hohen-Zolleren were insisted
upon.
Late yesterday afternoon, after his In
teryiew with the Emperor, NJ. OLIVIER
saw the Duke of Ornament, Minister oil
Foreign Affairs, and the Ambassador
from Spain. The result OF these meet
ings was a firm, energetic note TO Baron
Werther. Immediately on Its receipt,
the Baron parted to meet the King OF
Prussia.
Considerable excitement in CONNER
cial circles here. The Bourse opened
flat-rentes II, francs $50; centimes lower
than the opening yesterday.
LONDON. July G..
The Morning Post has a telegram dated
Leintzen, June IS. giving particulars OF
q terrible massacre of Christians by the
natives at Pekin. on the 2lst of June.
Count Derochechonart, II French Sec
rotary of Legation, and a number OF
Priests and Sisters of Mercy, were ruth
lessly slaughtered; the Cathedral also
burned. and a number of Russians killed.
A w~ell-informed correspondent says hat
Prince Hohen-Zolleren has formally ac-
cepted the Spanish throne. The En-
elish Government approves, and the
French still objects.
BERLIN. July g..
The 4th of July was appropriately
celebrated here. Mr.. Fay presided at a
banquet. at which was a large gathering
of Americans. Dispatches from other
German cities report similar festivities.
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Hyman Engine Co., No. |
THE
LAND g. MINING COMPANY,
(LIMIT d, )
WIFI D1DnULou OH MD 0pp0

TN n QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
l. NET rates;
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, Is per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, 80 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, 37h per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 40 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 800. 40 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s100, so per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun SIPS. Sc per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, co per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun f175. 63 per cent. Of
ASSAY Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, o5 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, 6s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s975. 10 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, u per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, "a per cent. OF
E f
On Ores Assaying per tun s4oo, II psr cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 70 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 70 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. 81 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 50 per cent. Of
Assay Yane.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000. 50 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun ; $1,000, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, sampling, or assays.
Gold, upwards Of $40 and not exceeding s10o
per tun, contained in silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the u.
8. Mint.
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free Of rail-
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or crusher, at option
Of shipper.
j. J. DUNE, Manager.
Reno, New, June l. 1870. jy7-tf
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FROM WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, July o.
A Rawlins, Wy, telegram reports the
return of Capt. Devices. He found a
camp of Utes, 100 miles south, on the
war path. The evidence is that they are
responsible for recent depredations com
mitted in that vicinity. They claimed to
be at peace with the Whites, and were
not molested.
Fort Fetterman advices say the Chey-
ennes report killing 3 White men on
Sweetwater river recently.
Red Cloud and band are encamped on
Tongue river, north of Fetterman. 1t is
believed he is collecting his tribes for the
purpose of wal upon the Whites.
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Our SABBATH, as the dispatches tell us,
is coming to be holiday abroad. wher-
ever Americans meet, in Sunny Italy or
gay Paris. on the Canadian border, under
the glaciers in Switzerland, on the
islands, on shipboard and on every main
land. the Universal Yankee greees the
memorable 4th, and by that sign we are
all Kin
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FRANCE has trouble on its hands. Bis
marck again; and the last mention is
that Hohen-Zolleren has accepted the
Spanish throne. That is q fearful stab
at the dignity Of Napoleon-and in the
face of open and persistent protests!
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Nor so SLOW The London Spectator
ia creditable With an intelligent porspi-
cacity. in foreseeing that the Indian
nolicv Of this Country mean extermina-
lion. Il might have gone a degree fur
Their. and said that fate itself fixes that
policy, and it is scarcely avoidable. The
only escape from it is, to stop the mouths
of the Quakers and other fools, and get
the Indian remnants to n side, out OF
the course Of the pioneer.
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FROM VIRGINIA 7

VIRGINIA City, July 6.
Another attempt was made last night
to destroy Piper's Opera House. Coal
oil was literally used by some miscreant,
but the flames were discovered and sub
dued before serious damage was done,
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Trout, of beautiful and convenient
size and hard as ice-water keeps them,
are found in abundance in the waters of
Snake creek, whittier the denizens Of
Spring Valley and surrounding camps
make frequent p~ilgrimages for the sport
of catching them.
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No ApvERTIsEMESr.-A stalwart son Of
the sage stalked fearlessly into u pres
ence yesterday. and demanded newspa-
per service upon the public, of notice
that he-Captain Sam-had heap lose
en- black horse. white spot in head
Not disbursing the required five, his
notice was not giyen-except informally,
aa above.
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'BouSD DowS.'-The amiable editor
of The Reno Crescent has read Mrs.
Fitch's book. He confesses to an ina
bility to understand it, and calls for o
seouel.
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THAT GRAFTON of Judge Tilford, on LIST
page of to-day's News. is an admirable
production, and we make no apology for
giving up the requisite space to pre-
cant ~
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FROM o

Los ANGELES, July G.
The extension of telegraph lines to
San Diego will be completed September
LIST. The Western Union Company
open Office at Anaheim This week.
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L. l. Burton is wanted by his father,
l.. G. Burton. who writes to the Austin
postmaster for information.
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Afternoon Board.

Original Hidden Treasure-14O shares, at s6N;
6A; 6M.
Noonday-11n0 shares. 81 Z II, b. 80.
Aurora-30 SHARES, at S4l<; Az.
Savage 3T5 shrs. s43L. ~, b. 5; "A.
Hale 4 Norcross-GG shares, at SIS; 80. soh.
Crown Point-40 shares. 81.
Sierra Hevada-34s shares. $11; 1ok; IL.
Chollar-7SO shares, R3s b. 10; "a, s. 80; "a, b. s.
Imperial-1l2 shares. Sal; 40, b. s.: 80.
Yellow Jacket-600 shares. S37L; 37A; 37k.
Overman-1O0 shares. SOS; On.
Beleher-50 shares, S6L.
Gould 4 Curry 8 shares. $67.
ophir-425 shares, SIG. 15%, s. 30; I6, b. 30.
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s2s GIFTS IN ALL. .......... $500. 900

After paying the expenses Of the eatertais-
ment. and making the distribution Of Vie sifts,
rs above announced. the balance will be ap-
piled TO e1tinguishing the present indebtedness
Of the Mercantile Library Association,
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under tho immediate direction OF the Board Of
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Associations.
assisted by = Supervisory Committee. selected
from State. city and County %ofheers. and we'll
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders OF tickets to which gifts may be
awarded, viii receive ths same on presenistion
OF such tickets or coupons 10 the Business
Agents OF tho Board of Trustees. ct their Ofnes
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stO @ Tx Sales.
Morning Board.

Original Hidden Treasure-o8O shares, 81, b. 10;
81, sd.
Consolidated Yirginia-150 shares, at Q.
MammOth-100 shares. SOC.
Aurora-2l2 shares, at SIX; 8.
Noonday-460 shares, S116.
Exchequer-20 shares, IS.
Sierra Nevada-20 shares, s11: 10k: II, b. 3.
Imperial-l25 shares, $45. D. .; ~.
ophir-s2O shares. s15i 1871; 6.b 80. 10, b. 3;
1914, b. 30: 10, b. 3.
Gould & curry-2O shares, $40, b.3O; o9h; TO,b.3.
Belcher-120 shares, 81.
Amador-16 shares. s222h, 500.
Sayase-G6O shares. $40: 46. 40, s. 80; AZ,
Hale & Norcross 10 shares. Sc
Crown Point-50 shares. 81, b.5; 6M;7 b. 30.
Chollar-775 shares. 1872: "a, {. 8; $40; 30.
Yellow Jacket-650 shares, $37h; 50, b.. so; 37h.
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TO LAWYERS AND NOTARIES.

LoR SALE, CHEAP. A COMPLETE ALB.
Il X of the Lander and White Pine
County Records. WILLIAM pARDY
Hamilton. Ney., Jniy !, 1870. jyi.tf
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COAST DISPATCHES!
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. July 6.
Five hundred Cinnamon, the first in
stallment of LOO engaged to work on
railroads in Georgia, have left for the
East, via c. P. r. r. They required 10
cars for transportation, Of persons and
trips.
Lorenzo S. B. Sawyer has been ap-
pointed Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court, vice George E. Whitney, re-
signed.
The scientific party sent out by the
ROYAL Museum of the Netherlands, Of
which NJ. Kluit is chief, started this
morning with horses from this city for the
trip overland to the Columbia river and
Oregon and Washington Territory. They
will remain there two years, in pursuit of
their mission-when they will push fur
ther north, until they reach Alaska by
way of Steekin river-continuing their
scientific researches and collecting nat
ural history specimens. The whole time
occupied by the commission will be five
years.
The identical flag hauled down from
the front of the customhouse, corner of
Washington street and Brannan Place,
7th July, 1876, when San Francisco sur
rendered to the marines sent ashore from
the United States s~loop-of-war Ports
mouth, has been presented to the Cali
fornia Pioneers by Rafael Pinto. This
is the last Mexican flag which foated
over Northern California.
The Burro Consolidated Mining Com
pany, to operate in New Mexico, incor-
porated yesterday-capital 5000, 900 of
shares, at S75 each. The trustees are
r. F. Morrow, NJ. Heydenfeldt. James B.
Cooper, G.. ID. Roberts and j. S. Wall;
principal place OF business, this city.
H. Fisher, the most celebrated horse
breeder of Australia, arrived by the Ajax
and will make the tour of the United
States.
Quinn, the murderer of little Maggie
Ryan, pleaded not guilty to-day; aud
having no counsel nor means TO procure
any, the Court appointed Dudley &
Snow to defend him, and set the case for
trial the first Monday in August.
Isaac A. Lyons. indicted for grand lar
eeny, pleaded guilty; also George Davis
and Albert Caldwell. for burglary. John
Wilson pleaded guilty of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
SoA oieSt 1oHlullSaioneTS are
commencing action against the city for
800, 145. To be heard Saturday next.
The Central Park Commissioner have
sold SIS, 900 of the bonds Mt par 10 A..
Seligman, and will proceed at once to
survey for improvements.
The steamer Orizaba arrived to-day
from San Diego.
A man ~ho could not give his name
can't to the police office for assistance
to-day, having dislocated his jaw by
yawning!
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Married.

BFNNFTT-wRIGHT-In Hamilton, Ney;. July
4, Peter B. Bennett to Miss oarohne WRIGHT
both Of Hamilton.
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1ied.

BFHAN-In Hamilton, New. July 9, james be-
nan. a native Of New York. aged p years.
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THE NEWS BY CABLES.



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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fhtiure Announced
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and 6nal faIlare
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peaary has ben confrinod.
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complaint In aariouitural districts. Tho rround Il
parched and the ofupn are suffering
In the House q Lords tonight strung eflort vas
made 10 postpone tho consideration Of tho court Of u
tce bia The Marquis Of Salisbury sad an the Judges
and two On chanceop refused 10 consent 10 POSTPONE
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The plato glass front Of the Rochester IN W pos,
once bFoksn and the oHico sntoredon Saturday
night and large number Of valuable letters were car.
ned on.
Cess MeDoHel and Ingalls, returned from MAloRs
10 st. Aibans Sunday night
Man WhittAHn, noted foTnals piskpoCkst, was hold
10 bail In et000o a. Boston vest srday.
JerVme BonapArto, who was reported az having
died A. Batuoro Sunday alive and In better con
dition Last evening
Jeremiah Dunsvan hung himself Al Boston yustsr.
dag
Thp mutilnted body of Thomas Wallace was found in
the water gu The road bed Of tho y. H. a w. H. IL, at
Boston, yesterday
Tho Ouhard steamer Pacific has arrived at Liverpool
The champion billiard match 10 London between
HSbnrta and B0Wles. was Won BY tho former.