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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-02
FROM MING.

CHEYENNE, July l.
A telegram from Fort Laramie says
that Red Cloud and party were there yes
terday to go on a buffalo hunt, and gather
together all Sioux tribes, when they will
return with them to Fort Laramie TO
trade and talk peace.
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The PRoPHET.-The Enterprise says
Mrs. L. S. Bowers, of Washoe, is the
oma who predicts the tornado to wipe
out Washoe Valley this Summer. Her
claims to credit are based upon the
timely prediction of the fires in the Gold
Hill mines last year.
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Original Hidden Treasure-1540 shares, at sex;
7;7, b. 80; 81; 60, S. TO- 81.
Mammoth-T50 shares, 9Oc; 55c; 95, b. 80.
Sierra Nevada-sS3 shares. $40. 5. 90; loA; 1oZ,
b. 10.
Savage 1e45 shrs, s51; 50. b. 3 is; Az. $. 30.
Chollar-I45 shares. $50; 80, b. 30.
Crown P0int-l5 shares, 81.
Hale & Norcross-95 shares. at s94, b. 80; 81.
Gould 4 Curry IS shares. sos 80.
Oyerman-l0 shares. 500.
0phir-24 shares, s14. b. go Il; 1914, 9. 80.
Imperal-l60 shares, $40, b. 30 IS, S. 60; Al, b.
Co; 40.
Kentuck-10 shares. s30h; 30.
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FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE, July l.
A large party of Josephite Mormons,
consisting of about 30 families, left Ogden
yesterday for the Fast.
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nrMnWn.

From this date The Daily News print
inc office will be found in the new build
inn corner of Hamilton and Pine streets.
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FIREMEN, ATTENTION!

TIVE FIRE DEPARTMENT Is REQUESTED
i 10 hold itself In readiness to parade on the
Fourth Of July, 1870. / hope that every officer
and member will be on hand, at the Engine
house. At 10 O'Clock a. m. tn uniform.
ie22td WA. McBRIES, Chief Engineer.
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Aew Go-lag.
List ofLetters

DEMATSISG IN THE P%osToFFICE AT
IL Treasure CITY, Nevada, June S0th, 1870
Parties calling for these letters viii please say
advertised. and give the date. II not called for
within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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After paying the expenses Of the entertaiA-
mint. and making the distribution Of the gifts,
as above announced. the balance will be aP-
piled to eHtinguishing the present indebtedness
Of the Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take plaza
under the immediate direction Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Association.
assisted BY q Supervisory Committee, selected
from State. City and County ~ofaeers. and well
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders Of tickets 10 which gifts may h
awarded. will receive ths same on presentation
of such tickets or coupons 10 the Business
Agents Of the Board Of Trustees. at their once
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-02

SAY FRANCISCO
srssozrts ROYCE. 81. Merchants Exchange.
= p FISHER. u and y. Merchts Exch'ge.
re uy-Ds0v K MENET. Times Building.
YyRGTvTA-J1sr MopoSAiD.
T. BRnoKs, News Depot
srsTfy-A. N. HoHS. Main Il.
ppforgE cTTY-ChAries Neiderhold-
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The Marysville wooden mills are ship
ping large quantities of blankets East.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-02
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.

THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT
WAGNER ~ DAWSON, Of the
Philadelphia. have purchased the 81. Louis
Brewery, with all materials machinery, appa-
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the st Louis are now due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering Of LAGER BEER
from the st. Louis will be fpl1llod by the under
signed, who continue. at the old stand, TO man
u~faoture that famous beverage, the PHILADEL-
pHIA BEER.
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List of Letters

DEMAINING IN THE POsToFFICE AT
II Hamilton. New, July ID, 1870. Parties
calling for these letters will please say 'adver
tlsad.' II not called for within one month they
will be sent 10 the Dead Letter once.
--s
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For salet

A Ii II APPARATUS. KEGS. BARRELS.
~ Watts, Machinery. Hops. Malt. and other
articles required for a Brewery, cheap for cash.
JOHN WAGNER,
je2S-tf WIN DAWSON.
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stoC TX 1 - /.
- Warming Board,

Morning Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-l6I5 shares, S7A;ISi
~. b. 80.
Mammoth-s0o shares, sThc; 81, b. 80.
Noonday-50O shares. siA.
Silver Wave-225 shares, IS.
Aurora-20 shares, at s5h.
Yellow Jacket-l5o shares. $40, S. 20; 4olz, S9H;
~ b. 80, 40, b.. 80.
Belcher-25 shares. 81.
Gould & curry-42 shares. 81; u, b. 80; "a. b.So;
70, b. 80.
O~ccidental-20 shares, So.
Ophir-550 shares. s13<; Il. b. 30.
Imperial-140 shares, $50, b.30. 40, b.S0i 80, $50.
Sierra Nevada-2SO shares, s0l1z. b. 8.
Kentuck 60 shares, $50; 3ol2.
Chollar 10 shares. s51, s. 3; 80, s.3
Crown Points shares. 81.
Hale L Norcross = 1875 shares. 500; 81: %; 90. S. 3.
Savage-677 shares. $50. 5. 60, so; 50; 81; 40, S. 80;
81, b. 30; Sc, S. 30; 53H.
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Aleu- Iu-1au.
HERE A BARGAIN!

nNE EXTRA-CoMPLETE SET OF ASSAY
~ ERS understanding and Cnpel Furnace,
Chemicals, Mods, Tongs, Crucibles, Bullion
Scales, Assay and Cupel Molds, large Mortar,
etc. Cost $3.50. VIII be sold for 5000.
Apply TO BRADSHAW 4 CO.,
jy2lw Main street, Hamilton.
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which plaintiffs allege to have been fully
satisfied by the payment OF a sum on
compromise.
Joseph Smith brings an action against
the county of San Mateo for S5o,VOO
damages. in recompense for injuries sus-
tanned by falling through a hole IN a
bridge on the high road, which bridge II
was the duty of the county to keep IN
proper order and repair.
Thomas ODonnell, aged ~ wears, son
of the Assistant Clerk of the Police
Court. had his hand shattered by a pistol
yesterday.
The Savings banks of this city have
reduced the rates Of interest to 10 per
cent. per annum.
Business to-day was very light.
The ship Witch of the wave arrived
this evening from Hongkong with All
Chinese.
The arrivals to-day of Chinese aggre-
gate 767, by two vessels.
Ed Hartley, an employee of the Cali
fornia Pacific Railroad, died suddenly to-
day, on being taken to the city hospital
The case of Mrs. DR.. Howard, charged
with murder by producing abortion. has
been dismissed-the evidence failing to
show that she was the guilty party.
Geo. Lynde, the little boy shot through
the lungs with a spencer rifle, by a play.
mate, at Fruit Vale, Wednesday, is still
living.
Cook is still speaking for the defence
in the Neuval case. 1t can not go TO the
jury before tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

time the scepter may pass from his hands ne sees
that the present Legislative body cannot las. III
longer, representing it does only the past W. wc and
its violence it's Injustice its reliance upon iooe % ~
fraud The next assembly of the & 'o
people will be elected by free vote ~ ,nonf
all Interference at the hands OF tne "a 1be Fmn;rc
Once elected il cannot be doubted that thc LilIno
would be forced to make one cohcssslons ,or
another until nothing but the mere snauoM VI " 49,
would be left it, 1t cannot be d2noho houd not ~ II
per of the new House, even if IT shouId not n,Id as
pprobabiy wonId not be wholly democratic, wouiu
be far more liberal and less disposed 10 yieI u s
will to the Government than .no on h;|sclf Inv the
snpport of the Senate, body OF men noihaTo & gA
clnsively by himself, entirely lndependent OF tne
neonle and which he proposes TO endoW WIN ah
ponal share of the law-makng power with the corps
Terslatif. At present the Government, being, IN
spite of all that said and all that is made 20 appear
as purely personal as at any tune during iiie
last is wears the Senate is useless but expensive
body whose sole duty, if it can be- called one, Is 10
hear and answer petitions; The Corps Legslatii mas
no more power in reality but it has this advantage,
that ALI its members being nominaly elected by the
people and some of them, the most talented anu
earnest, being really representative Oh hDe.M t1n
stituencies they have the opportunity or lnstrucung
the people in their political rights and keeping az
ways in view possible freedom in the future; Ins i
is not much but in country where al pup,,o @ u,o
ished, it is an advantage not to be sneered AT;
Looked at in this light, the speeches ond o1
Gambetta and Jules Fsvre Pelietan tban manG anG
by the Journal Olfcel which is obliged to print them
entire and they are reprinted beside in every liberal
journal and by the majority Of the ibeIai ones, %
too. If now, the Emperor thinks, he can MAKE lne
Senate share in this law-making power, and can
reserve to himself the right Of always appealing
directly to the people when the Corps Legslatlt
show sufficiently doce spirit, his. reign
is by so much strengthened, and the dynasty
he has worked SO hard to establish
is by SO much secured in the possession of ITS got
power. He cannot much longer count on the Corps
Iegislatif. The Senate is his creature, and he can
always count upon its ser,ity. He is about to make
an appeal to the people, and all the old machinery
of projects, mayors, and gendarmes is in thorough
working order. and ready to do his bidding as
ever the slaves of any Eastern despot we need
Empire is at stake the to the pebiscte to
give ourselves the least anxiety as to what that an
swer will be. c. C.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

woman labor ,nust be cheap they say when for every y
they employ - equally Te dc skilled a es are oas
any reduction be pOsslbe LOO persons arc dependent
on the city soup for subsstence This does not Include
tn ns@Scr fed at the Bureau Of Charity Char
donst. about half the soup-takers are widows;
But the great majority Of wOrkingw0men, many OF
whom are well educated and fitted socially and morally
to grace any station in life, never lose their yirtnos IN ~
women be helpedi Some have suggested building largs
city tenemcns for them at low rents others recommend
cheap houses; but these measures do not lessen
the of seekers for work. and tho consequent 10"
rate OF wages Evidently while such surplus OF ,abos
may relieve for time but they invariably increase the
evils complained Of These surplus aborers who are IN
market, and enabled to become selfsupportlng pro.
duecrs Of rsve t6e from the
crowded city into a more heaithml ana hae-
pendent condition In FaHge ne@T With s eReap
houses thereon with all needed aid and Instruction 10
the has OF the on The rents are
paid promptly; wOrkmen are ambitious 70 Duy ln,Ir
the wine-shop now goes into the savings bank Women
who had been working i hours in gloomy sespaT s,R IN
the communal school teaches letters and the gardens OF
NJ. Dofus show them nature The worknen ana women %
which they had fallen, and in 1861 the garden home
stead city had 4,iT Inhabitants, ana euiISins Nn1s
Y York s"iys have going S on s%a HHMp %a their
workmen to obtain homesteads in 70 Ike q, ndo
more women than mem Could these women, or any
siderable portion of them, be induced to become the
tenants and purchasers Of such garden homesteads,
would not the result be as beneficial here In Franee
The working women are exceedingly desrous Of becoming
the purchasers Of homeseads in some such manner ana
many hundreds have petitioned the State to aid them
with loan for that purpose; they believe they cannot
only repay the loan with interest but they propose 10
share TIE profit their labor with the State Treasury so
as repay the State for all such expenditure as would DC
necessitated.
One of the numerous tables given shows the annual
cost of living and earnings Of mechanics and factory
operatives as follows: Average to family, number OF
persons 40; average expense Of family, s7ol 20;
earnings per family s6s3 So The following In
teresting table the comparative day wages for
1861 and 1869 i'm different parts OF the State:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
Other tables given show the foIlowlng statistics :

Employees in mechanical establishments, total num-
ber s6i; can neither read write, 40i children, 352
attending school, Manufacturing establishments,
employees number 17,495 can neither read nor write,
Company in ChicOpee employs eco persons OF ,ehoa
SS5 neither read irTte In respect to worknen
owners responded to inquiries OF whom l6 are Ameri-
cans, gsh, and Scotch. Deductng three proper
sS,l97, paid for by the wage-abor of % men, OF the
average age Of as years, working in their present
ployment average OF 22i years. each thus saving in
that time $50 II equal annual saving from
labor OF $40 DC each.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
A New-Orleans genius has invented a new

New-Orleans genius has invented new
motive power for horse cars by which he hopes 10 do
away with the present system OF propulsion entirely.
His idea Is % attach wheel To the that shall rest
upon the ground with projections to take hold and this
Wheel by vi Ingenious ~ stem of levers, Is To De ground
round and round by the prOpellug the ear with
any required doIee of rapdty. IL may be good thing
and II is said that joint stock company, with 10000
capital h forming 10 carry out the idea under the taking
dnl nanc OF the Pelican PTopelhug Company" hut
have extensive doubts Co The p.lcrt ,as.hl uf the
Ir0pl ed Plan. At al events II VIII DC a Gtuu'a0n
ltiuu" iOl the dlIyCra
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

The London organ has 20 cOupleTs ana 90 combination
medals aad pstons. Those Of the Boston n,iGurt arc
NOT 50 numerous hut they arranged ON p'cu.ar
plau which enables the performer 10 cL'et an i-
nary variety II combinations with Nt-y Few in''-
said ID he adm gabe. and the mechanical aetJs b 90
setiB,a Is . marvel OF perie, IOn.'
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
EVERY MORNING EXCEPT sUEDAY-Bi
FORBES & CO.
T.rns OF Subscription.

One copy one year per mail. ....,.....,.Sl6 90
One eopv six months, per mail........... 10 90
one copy, three months, per mail......... 90
e. None forwarded until paid forss
Delivered at 80 cents per week. by the car
rier-to whom payment must be made.
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1nR pRINTIN G.

The News Job ONCE Is now supplied with an
excellent stock Of type, borders, presses, paper,
cards and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing Additional materials are
arriving and we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public to the fact that all
Job printing can be handsomely and expedi-
tiously done at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

foot. .h;n ha;,nhl'y who own rancho near the
Sn.lls Saorans IN Yolo county, moved into
thiento thara.at last week, being forced
nera Io bo u consequence of the grasshop
s,r;,,.n s having destroyed their entire crop
'pp'"S the orchard even of every leaf.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

Pitts.burg has not less than ten daily
journals, including three printed in
German, 1t does MT cost much to print
a paper there. Take square yard of
the atmosphere OF the city, and stir
1t in a quart of ernde petroleum, and
you have half a gallon of just as good
INK as a Piitsburg printer wants Louis
eige Journal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WAsurNarox. Jnne 81.

WAsHINgroN. june 81.
Cuban privateer Hornet, Mt WllsinS-
ton, allowed to 60 to New York.
The President nominated S. II. Win
ser, Register Land Office, Wyoming Ter
ritory.
BISGHAMProN IN. j. }, June 2l.
Daniel LYONS has recovered S2O.OOo
from Erie Rlilrond for personal Injuries
sustained by cars at Rock Island dis
aster.
Providence IN. J.), June 81.
Many buildings struck by lightning
night. Several persons injured. Whip
ple's wheel wright shop. and stores,
barns. etc, Mt Greenville, was struck by
lightning, set ON fire and destroyed; loss
$4,000.
New York June 81.
The Ocean Queen sailed for Aspinwall
to-day.
NEW ORLEANS. June II.
Judge John A Campbell and j. A:
Fellows fined 800 each for contempt OF
Eight District Court-offering to file n
petition that their clients could not get
Justice therein.
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N o oTIcE.

OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton. Feb. 3, 1870. !
Mt wESTCOATT. f. l.. NJ iSON AND COL.
N. G. S. BuLKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors of White Pine county. The
appointments of all others have been this dny
revoked. All accounts due the Office viii be
paid to the above deputies.
II. NJ. WILSON,
jel1-tf Co. Surveyor White Pine Co.. New
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
HAMILTON, NEVADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2s 1870

A new patent is out for the making of
steel rails direct from the pig. The iron
is melted in a cupola, run into rever.
oeratory furnace lwhere tits carbonized,) J
run into ingots fallowea to set). reheat-
ed, run through the rollers and made
into rails, which it is said can be sold
proiitahly Mt S45 per tun. This is a val
liable invention. If these things are so.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
pissoIution Notice.

UISSOIUtIOU BNOlIOOs
TINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE LAISI-
ING under the style and firm Of DUREN
ALLEN at Hamilton, State of Nevada, and silver
l'ity. Idaho Territory, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. George Allen retiring
from said firm. All debts against said firm win
be paid by W. H. Duren, who is authorized 10
collect outstanding debts due said firm.
" II. DUREN,
May 21. 1870 GEORGE ALLEN;
W ii. Duren will continue the business at the
same house, near the Big Smoky Mill, Hamilton
ma2Slm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

Don Piatt says Kelley, in his proyin-
elal vanity got lot of preachers In
Philadelphia to call ON him in body.
and thank him for his speeches. When
they had all filed into his paror the cruel
fellow hal the doors locked and he took
a speech ont of his pocket and read it at
them for four hours.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

John II. Cobb, eldest son of the late
Howell Cobb, owns and manages Il 900
acres of rich land in one body about
fourteen miles from Ameriens, Georgia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

FIsHE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES AND FIX
4 TURES, on Main street. Hamilton, and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw & Co., are for
rent from and after June 18th The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma2I.1Od STEPHEN MILLER
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. June 81.
Police and militia of kervios, Belgium,
called out to suppress disorder; fought
among themselves; police unarmel and
quickly driven off; many of them badly
hurt.
Terrible disaster this afternoon on the
Great Western Railroad. Large excur-
sion train run into by freight train. Sew
eral cars thrown from the track; three
demolished; ID persons Killed, and 80 to
40 injured fatally.
Meeting held here last night to pro-
mote Christian unity-Lord Elcott pre-
siding.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

VIM. II Rhode and wife were brought
petore ii. b. Amerlng, Esq, ON Tues
day' on charge of attempting 10 starve
httle girl, about five years old, belong
ing to Mr.. r., by his first wife The
t ,rlal lasted two days, and resulted in the
SSina,ng over of the parties to appear be-
t tore 'he Circuit Court, Mt the September
III. ] Bulletin. %i'oo''- ff''I''''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Estray Notice.

AT THE MoNTEZUbIA STATION,
Jr\ Patterson District, there are one DAP
GZ-PLED GRAY HORSE, with portion
of the left ear cut of: one BAY MARE. with
white face, white right hind le1, and branded
with suuare on the left shoulder, thus l=l
and one yeafling colt with a white streak ON
the forehead and little white on both hind
feet The owner can have the same by proving
teio- So JULIUS ooTTLIEB.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

An Eastern paper says. Edward Bur.
lingame. son of the late Minister. Is going
to look after the san Francisco property
purchased by his fnther three or fonr
years ago. which Californians now de-
clare j. worth $50. 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

A man hearing that a raven would live
200 years, bought one TO try.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-21

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE PosrroNEp.-
After all the fuss and pOther which was
made abeat this pretentious body-aftec
emphatic statements, that not even the
war would prevent its assembling, We
gather from the following, taken from the
New York Times, that the affair is bursted
up:
The war has been too much for the
Evangelical Alliance. The meeting which
was to have been held in this city during
the fall has been indefinitely postponed.
The president and secretaries of the ALI
ance are about to publish a statement. in
which they will declare that the Divine
will is most clearly expressed in the mighty
events now transporting in Europe They
will also say that the Infinite Wisdom
which has ordered this result will, we have
no doubt, also overrule the postponement
Lof the meetingl to the furtherance of the
Gospel This is at most an original view
OF war which seems to set most of the
teachings of the Gospel at defiance, and
perhaps 1T may be doubted whether any
9ody Is quite competent to interpret the
DINlne Will in the matter"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-21

CATHOLIC INDIAN CHIEF DEAD Vic
tor" head chief of the confederated Flat
head nation, died recently, aged eighty
five years. This is great loss to the Flat
heads. In former years he was one of their
greatest warriors; but many years ago he
Joined the Catholic Church, and ever since
has been devout Christian. Gen. SulIy
says he does not know of any one among
the Flatheads who can take his place and
have the same influence over the nation,