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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

A New DRINK.-Glycerine Cocktail
is the name of new drink, Just invent
ed, which is a good thing, if not abus-
ed. Should policeman chase you, all
YOU have to do is to fall heavily on the
sidewalk. Conclusion explodes glycer-
inc and kills policeman. What be-
comes Of the holder of the cocktail is
not stated. He probably bursts, laugh
ing to see policeman go to pieces. In
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

E There is a man living in Indi-
ana who has read every Presidents
Message, as well as those Of the Gov
ernors of all the States for thirty years.
He has no other bad habits, and is re-
garded as a very decent man, with the
exception of this incurable lunaey.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

E Miss Prim being present one
evening, in company, when naval Of
icer was describing how he had been.
compelled to "hug the shore" got up;
and left the room in the most. intense
iispust.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

S Mother" said Jemina, "Sam
wants to come courting me tonight" )"
''Well, what did you tell him?" ''Oh,
1 told him he might come. l ielt anx-
ious to see how he would act."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

/ uo'O pouSdACu Ou Tue spot. AS IL was
| rolled out among the bonnet war
and ribbons in hurry. Smash wen
millinery in every direction. I had t
dress in the dark for there was
crack in the door, and the girls vii
peep-and the way l fumbled abou
was death on straw hats. The eritica
moment came. l Iopened the door anC
found myself among the women.
"Oh, my leghornp' cried one. "My
dear, darling winter velvet!" cried an.
other; and they pitched in-pulled me
this way and that. boxed my ears. and
one bright-eyed little piece--Sal, her
name was-put her arms right around
my neck, and kissed me on the lips
Human nature couldn't stand that, and
gave her as good as she sent. 1t was
the first time l ever got the taste, and
it was powerful good. believe l
could have kissed that gal from julius
Cesar to the Fourth of July.
"Jack," said she, ''we are sorry to
disturb you, but won't you see me
homer"
"Yes, l WILL" said 1.
/ did do it, and had another smack
at the gate.
After that we took a kinder turtle
dove after each other, both of us sigh
ing like a barrel of new cider when
we were away from each other.
Twas at the close of glorious sum-
mer day, the sun was setting behind
distant hen -roost, the bull frogs were
commencing their evening songs, and
pollywogs, in their native mud-pud-
dies, were preparing themselves for
the shades of night, and Sal and my
self sat upon an antiquated backlog,
listening to the music of nature, such
as tree-toads, roosters and grunting
pigs; and now and then the music of
a jackass was waited to our ears by
the gentle zephyrs that sighed among
the mullen stalks, and heavily laden
with the delicious odors Of hen-roosts
and pig-styes. The last lingering rays
of the setting sun glancing from the
tbrou@b . tnot,boIa in q hoe n.n 9 GII
in SAP face dveing her hair s1 P ORANGE
nssI bna showing off NV tbread-ba7e
coat TO had advantsoe: one of INV arms
was around Sars waist INV hand rest
;na on The email of her hail. che was
toS;ng With nv auburn locks Of iet
blscI bra. sbe was almost rome and
+ ~ 80 L. a,D,,a, 80 J;,tn Sha iooIod ILL., .
a-ass.honner dv;na With the b;ocurs
snd fpIt rLo mrJ.,nrt,o cbotoJ
With a Goldfish hall
"sal :" sa~sI in vo;ce &c mus;csI
90 dv;n;, swan "w;II Won have
meq"
She ra;ssd ber avas beavepward and
o,asnod me- bv Tho hand had an attack
Of tbe besve: and bI;nd.staggers and
with a sigb that drew her s6oe-stripgs
60 Le~p3~t., s-:I, ~v.s.,,
Well, to make a long story short,
she set the day, and we practiced for
four weeks every night how we would
enter the room to be married, till we
got so we could walk as gracefully as
a eair of Muscovy ducks. The night,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

E A doctors wife once attempted
to move him with tears. "Ann," said
he, "tears are useless. have analysed
them. They contain little phosphate
of lime, some chlorate of sodium, and
that's all"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

Here's curious riddler' young Harry cried,
AS he stood next morning by Kitty's side;
81 posted Valentine yestereVe
To maiden | know, and, by George, receive
srrS.s uIurnIng eUpy-Juc very saInr-
A perfect fac -simile, save the namep'
"IndeedP' cried Miss Kitty, "Oh, pray let me see,
For the Gerry same thing has happened to nIep,
He lookedi in her eyes for moments space,
And the blush grew deep on her bright young
face
Into what happened next neither you AorI
Have any particular business to pry;
But Cupid. sly rogue, is perfectly clear
That his bill will be settled before next year.
lHarper'S Bazarr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

E Fashionable young IadE de-
taching her hair before retiring
"What dreams may come when Vi
have shuffled off this mortal coil?"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

E A Benton county, Indiana, far
mer who discovered that his wife was
unfaithful, gave her $50 and told her,
to 'git." She got. A2A
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

~ The wife's inability to make
good bread is a ground OF dlvorce
among the Arabs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24
TIE TWO VALENTINES.
A Trick Of Dan Cupid's.

Dan Cupid sat in his easy chair,
hendlng his pen with a busy air;
Twas Valentines Eve, and nearly night.
And he still had 3 lot of rymes to write.
So he mended his pen and scratched his head
Then suddenly starting. "Come inp' he said.
In doubtful tone, for he thought he heard
tap at the door, but was not quite sure; i
1t might be the wing Of passing bird
On the pane, or the snapof the furniture,
tHe had bought it cheap at poets sale,
And poets effects are apt to be fraiD;
But the door was opened and in there tripped
A maiden, bright-eyed and rosy Tipped,
Who said. with 4 prettily pleading whine,
"Iesr Cupid, do write me Valentine Y'
Sly Cupid smiled at the maiden's plea,
And "Who is it for, my childs" quoth he
"For Harry. of course" said the bright eyed lass
Asshe stole a look in the mantle glass.
do you love himf" Love him of course do
But never intend to tell him so;
'Tis mine to listen, and his to sue,
And, alas he says never a word, you know;
But I'll give him my love in Valentine,
And leave him to guess if the gift is mine''
Dan Cupid thought for minute or two,
Then over the paper his quick pen few,
Until, There, my dear do you think that'll deI''
He asked, as he gave her the tiny sheet.
"Do" cried the maiden. "Dear Cupid, it's sweet
oh, what shall give you, you love- for thiss''
''The price," quoth Dan Cupid, sis just one kiss."
With a coy little blush the price was paid,
And OF to the post tripped the happy maid.
"Ahs !" cried Dan, as he smacked his lips,
And blew a kiss from his finger tips,
go your ways forsOoth, for pretty dear;
Your Harrys craven swain, fear,
If he doesn't-Hullo! whom have we heref"
For a tat was heard once more,
And handsome youth flung wide the door,
Who, stopping moment to breathe and smile,
Cried Cupid, good fellow, I've run mile
To own to you I'm rhymeleSs Ounce;
You must write me Valentine at OnceP'
Must II" quoth Cupid. "Pray. who are you
A nd whom must this billet be written tor"
''Oh, Harry's my name; but never mind me.
For the Valentine is to Kitty, you see,
To what other girl could it possibly bef"
"Ahl then you love Kitty" "Ilove her more
Than e'er mortal maiden was loved before;
But. you see, rather-that isl doubt
In short, for my life. can't quite find out
Whether Kitty loves me in return, and so
AS havn't the cheek to speak out, you know
Pm resolved st least to offer her mine
In the incog style of Valentine
While Harry was talking, sly Cupid wrote
And folded q fragrant, tinted note,
Then said with twinkle in his eye,
There's the best l can do for you now; good
byep
But the pricef No guerdon. I'm sure, is dear,
luoth Cupid, "we'n settle the bill next year."
And. closing the door with a roguish grace,
lie laughed till the tears ran down his face;
For whyf With the single changeof name
These ficO nSses he'd sOritten scere jas t the
same.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

R The LATEST man does all his
reading in Autumn, because the season
4r,na tba laavea
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24
NEWS DEPOT.
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.

lust published, a new edition of
DIR. .CULvERwELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY
on the radical cure (without medicine) of Sperm
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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
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This Lecture should be in the hands of every
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Sent, under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Culyerwell's Marriage
Guide" price e5 cents. Address the Publishers,
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l27 Bowery, New ork, Post Office Box 1856.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

S Fashionable young ladies-ike
letters-require stamps, or the males
reject them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24

% Flowers are the sweetest things
that God ever made, and forgot to put
a soul into.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24
Removal.
ATTORNEY.
r. w. HAMPTON,

AIIOFI6y dG LdW,
Having opened an Office in Gallipolis. o., Of
fers his professional services to Banks, Bank.
ing Houses. Merchants. Mechanics and Farm.
ers. Deeds carefully examined. Titles
searched with dispatch and with care, and
abstracts of title furnished to any lands in the
United States; and taxes paid on same.
Wills drawn up with greatest care.
Dispositions carefully and correctly taken.
Collections made promptly.
OFFICE-IN THE COURTHOUSE.
Nov. 25, 1869.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Ordinance No. 50.
An Ordinance cresting the oaiee OF City At
torney.

An Ordinance Creating the oaice OF City At
torney.
The Bosrd Of Trustees Of Hamilton City dc or
dain as follows:
prescribed By lax and ordinances. there shall
be. and is hereby created, tie ofnee Il city At
torney.
SIC. =. The CITY Attorney shah b appointed
bv the Board Of Trustees. and shall hold his or
Gee from the 18th day Of June. i. D. 1870 until
his successor shsll be duly qualified.
SEC. 3. Before entering upon the discharge
Of his Official duties, tbs City Attorney shall
give a bond, with two or more sufficient sure
ties. to BE- approved in like manner and with
like conditions as other bonds nov required OF
officers, in the sum Of $500.
SEC. 4. The City Attorney shan receive .
salary Of twelve hundred dollars isiao1 per an
num-, PAYABLE in equal monthly installments, OF
the first day Of each and every month. and in
suits brought TO collect delinquent tsxes, he
shall receive the same rate OF compensation that
the County Prosecuting Attorney Is allowed By
law for imilar services.
SEC. S. It shall Be the duty Of the City At
torney to zrpear and prosecute OF defend all
suits brought for or against the Inhabitants Of
Hamilton City as a corporate BODY. either tor
the vioiatinn Of ordinances or otherwise. to
bring all suits for the collection Of delinquent
taxes. and to give legal advice to the Board Of
Trustees whenever required so to do.
SEC. 6. All ordinances or parts q ordinances
approved prior TO April 10. A. D. $50, regu-
hsins and prescribing the duties Of City Attor-
ncy in the collection Of city taxes. are hereby
rs-enaoted and declared to b in full force.
SIC. I. All that portion Of Ordinance 10. "a.
approved May q. $50. entitled An Ordinance
Abolishine the ohiees Of City Recorder. City At
tarney. and City Surveyor 7elating 70 the Office
Of City Attorney. IS hereby repealed.
SEC. s. This Ordinance shah take efect and
Be in force from and after its passage.
Approved June IL. 1870.
P. EyERFs. President Beard Trustees.
o. S. Mar. City Clerk. jal5l4t
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$nmmonsfs.
In cent State stump eapco,.s,
THE DISTRICT GaU1@eled.

30 cent State gtamp eano.,.,, -
n DISTRICT COURT ~
Lisnlh Suuleisl District Of the Stat Use
defendant. Fs'I' A. Barber.
Action brought in the District cor.,
Elghth Judicial District Of the stat 30 Of The
N ana lof me county Of White Pine ,esaaa
complaint Med in said County ~ M, aha the
In The Office Of the Clerk Of ssid DSnle Pine,
The state Of Nevada sends eresting ~ ~ court.
Barber. defendant: nb' 10 T.. A..
You are hereby required to appesr
brought against you. BY the above nan,n action
III IN ihe Dlsirlct Court q the Eighth pialht.
County Of White Pine. and apsWer "na ior the
plalnf hled therein, within ten DAYS ~ CON-
Of The DAY Of E%eryicel after the servic VeAeiusiye
TINS n served IN said Coun,rn, you Of
served on OF said County. but within ~ II
triet. within twenty days. and in al said Dis.
forty days; or Judgment by default m I,n "a cases
against YOU, according to the PRAYER Aken
complaint. F4"'er Of said
The said action Is brought 10 Obtain
Of this Court. q rtueaio mafrimsn6 = uecree
saAd siehuaAl on lae eround Of extreme soa
~, aud Neglect in providing the eororon. efnel-
safies Of life which was not the resan, heees-
erty that could not have been nvoidrI poY-
nary industry. Also. that the care sn nv py orfi.
Of an infant child, the issne Of said sustody
haI4ta AiI'e baiotf' De awarded 10 the niaia,fkss
and for such other and further reIss pialhtlf.
Court may seem meet and proper ara 20 The
suit. costs %
And you are hereby notified. TIA, >,
to appear and answer the safd go yoa IAN
above required. the said plaintiff Vii PAM, as
the Court for the relief herein an. spphte
costs Of suit, In gold c In. Nsse, AID
Sal 6iyen under my hand and ths 81.
the District Court Of the Eighth Jnd4' ssaI of
trict Of the State Of Nevada. in snd Dh-
~ Of White Pine, this 18th dsy y Coan,
D. l5io. y. n. EDDY. Clsrl A
By J u. HaSFmn n
John ". Graves. Atty for plaiptis 'D'o
mails sod
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Ordinances.

having = place Of business in this city. engaged
in the busines OF banking. loaning money, buy
ing and selling exchsnge. receiving on deposit
bullion or coin. shall Pay monthly in advance
ten $40 dollars.
LIVERY s-sHLE.
SIC. &c. For carrying on the business Of
keeping a livery stable. where horses, mules. OF
ether animals, or vehicles are Kept for sale 81
hire. Per month in advance, two dollars and
hnT ceuts ls25ol-
rxrnzss COMPANIES.
SIC. II. Every person. firm OF association
engaged in the business Of transporting letters
OF ether packages. forwarding and carrying eul-
lion. coin OF freight. from the town Of Treasure
CITY to any other place, and who have \ place of
business in the city. or an agency therein, shall
pay monthly in advance fer . license to conduct
such business, two dollars and fifty cents
Is25ol.
ArcroxEERs.
SEC. Is. For carrying en- the business Of sell
ing real estate or personal property. by public
cutlery or vendun. whether to the highest or
lowest bidder. Per monthin advance, two dollars
aud dfty cents ls2 90.
NFRcHASTs.
SIC. 70. For carving On the business Of sell
ing. b. retail or wholesale. except a. Otherwise
provided in this Ordinance. any wines, liquors
groceries. j~ewelry. books. stationery drugs
medicines. hardware or e~hinaware. furniture,
dry goods or other articles of merchandise. Der
AHAn - h~-
ls2-5ol.
AID FrpDLEEs.
SIC. %. For carrying On the business Of hawk
ing or peddling, or the business Of itinerant
vending Of dry goods. cigars. tobacco. tewelry
CT groceries. per month, in advance, two dollars
and fifty cents ls2-5ol.
PAWN BROKERS.
SIC. u. Every person or firm engaged in the
business Of pawn broker within the corporate
limits Of Treasure City. shall pay q monthly
license 10 carry on the same, Of two dollars and
hfty cents ts250l.
HUBBY GuBpY HOUSES, &C.
SIC. -. For keeping a public dance house. or
hurdT Euriy house. room CT establishment. or
melodeon. per month. in advance. thirty dol
$500; or per day, in advance, two ri dol
lars.
SEC. .. For keeping any public market where
meat. fish or vegetables arr sold, per month, IN
w dollars and nf;y cents ls2-50l.
PHOTOGRAPH "LIxRE
src. u Every person or firm engaged in car
On business as keenars of daguerrean er
photograph g~slleries- shall pay monthly, in za-
rance, two doliars and fifty cents ls2-50l.
COMPANY.
SIC. 2s. Each telegraph company doing basi-
ness within the corporate limits Of the town Of
City. shall p3y 4 molfhly license. II
advance Of two dollars and hfty cents TS25ol.
SIC. =. Ordinance No : entitled An 0r2i-
nznce 70 fix and Collect a License Tax in Trss-
urs CITY. approved April "a. A y. lse9. and al
ordinances or parts 81 ordinances IN conflict
this ordnance are hereby repealed
SEc. .. This ordinance shall take efart znd
b in fo7ce from and after the ist day Of July, A
?. 1s7a.
Arr75red June II. 1s7n.
II c. mLLYER, President.
E~.A1zASnER. Clerk. 5ei42E
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Ordinance No. So.

An Ordinance TO Fix the Amount CT Official
Bonds.
The Boa-f If Trustees Of Treasure City do or
dAin zs follows:
SECTION l.. Before entering upon the duties
sf their respective Offices. the Marshal. Trees-
urer and Assessor shall execute 4 bond With two
or more sufficient s~ureties. conditioned for the
faithful performance Of their duties, and which
in form shall b Joint and several. and made
payable 10 the Board of TRUSTEES q Treasure
City.
sEcrroS .. The said officers named in So
ton one ~ shall each execute ; bend g b Ep-
proved By the Beard Of Trustees in ths amount,
a. follows. viz. Marshal. one thousand dullx-s.
Treasurer. Two thousand dollars. Aszssar. one
thousand dollars. said bonds. when approved,
shall b filed With the CITY Clerk.
SE TIoS 3. Ordinance No ?. and al ordinan-
ses in conflict with this ordinance. Az hereby
repealed
Approved juno II. 1870.
II c. HTIITEB,
President Buz-3 e Trustees
Z ALExAScER. Clerk selS
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Applifatiuns for fatsnt.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~


REz1SrEEss OTT-rT.
Austin. Sexxaz- Nzrch =. lSlI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GITEN That FRANK
y Drake. :. W. Czxfazi- Z AVpleEzzh zn5
Z Z. Su7qEl have this azy 1zai in this u1ue :
diagram. together With ; Metre Of Application
fer Patent frum the Tuii-5 States. under 40 e
ccnEess zVF71ve6 Jzly =. 156. for o1s fhn1-
Ss1i faes Z the EbsTkzrif Gs7ost CT hde.
knoz1E a. fas Eaerhardt Sar4h claim. situated
IN IL Nhns Pine Mining Diszrzf. White Pira
cezDsT. SsFEL. And Ea-e p~zr1culsriy de~e1t=3
= fslsEss EsgiEnieE s. J EaSf no fssi S1fh
fTum zAs a-i-1zl Et@zAS-if SHAFT. Ehe1ce the
southwest eflar g IL EtsELITk cz-kaue
bz1rs 1oTsk Is es-s z ~ f@f. tks-ce ~
Ei1E n1uk SIS t=1s Ee1ea vest lOQ9 fes4-
tha1uz sauih - taz= s1z hers ezs- L.uu3 -.
e ID Place Z hs-1uinz. z2a oo1i1iuiHz slEh1
1creS AID ~SKy-h1u1ra5sAs Z zl Ecre : 6L1aa
se-as = Azd. euf-4rHuE sz5a has CT dHqaS1.
Ard exc hu15rei fsas n aSA sd tza7eaL Sad
claim = bV11isd ca the azst II IL EuNxlEzzf
Nj sd Mining C1z72.. al t-sr1E= = -
E1au1 claimants
ski GEORGE 7 LEEET. Re1s-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no II.

AEELsLEEz A-TIE
ArE-E N=TE1z AeTl 2s-h. iEHs
NOTICE Is EEEEBT GEFEN- THAI Il
y MukEa14-1 EzaizE Czp11T Las Ihis
dzT 1iad = f1is uZas ; dzzErzu- to=a.hsE wzsA
: zssiae 4 AvrIaEEs1 ~ Pstsz. frau tzz
Tussaz Szzlss. u1ss- ~ = Ge1E7ess E-7raTa9
suiy 11h- 1s6. f. EEAs Huz5rei FEET = IL
Coda Jsas. EnoED A. fhs NzkEozzso MINI
Csapzzg clEan- situated Il tie White Pz1s
EzzzuE Distract. KEzse Pa C1u1fF. EsEkzA
ard Egre uEr1lc1lE-iF A@11te1 xs tQ-1EE- b
gaming - spoiuf Shzze tks ssuihezs1 car-a-
u ae slrssy HEa- ~ II AE-u-1 Cg1zllas=5
sHver Mining ClEr1ly. a The AurC-z Lie
hszrs s IL dse-eas Nd fas- ihsDos running
y. L a=zraes z - tesz- zselrs : - d.
znsas : 50 fas1. .kE-os :. IL 6e--=ss n. 8l
f1l. and fhs1oe " - 6szees y. Sg 1et .
ihe rlzee e beginning. zz1 r~a1t4inf1E Five
Aer1s and Eniy-ooz c1e-hza3ratths q Al Acre
8 51-la1 zrre<l q IAnA. embracing Sad lode
Ard o1s hunirNd fee4 q eEch sl3e fhe-slf Sad
eizim /. beaudai On IL zszz y the aurora Con-
solidz1a1 silver Mining Cazr&nF. Aurorz Lode.
GEORGE 7. TE8RT.
uE5 saas REGISTER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. &c.

EEsTsIEz.s 0FTIcE.
Austin. Seyzas. APRIL g. 1S70-f
NOTICE Is HFkKBY GENEN THAT
~ M~nkEunsso Mining Company has this dag
fled n this once . dizgTAn. together with =
notice q Applic4t5az Ter Patent from the United
States. u1Ger Act q ConE-ess approved July
2<h. lSS, fT Eghi Hzndred Feet the Mount
Teruu1 Lo5e. Known a. the MubEunzE0 Mining
Ganps1ys claim. situated II the White Pire
Mining District. Wkite Pi1e County. SeyzEz.
and mara particularly dascuhsd a. fellows: Be
Enning 81 the southeast car1er q the surrey
made for the Aur1rz Consolidated Silver Mining
Ccmpzny. On the Azrorz Lode. the same being
tie uortLaAst oorIz- q tn surrey made f- TIE
South Auruz Siiver MininE Company. theme
ru1ring y IE deErees Z 50 feet. thence s.
~ degrees SO fest; fkelee s. nE degrees
W so feet, and thence y - degrees W SO
feet to the place q beginning. and containing
Five Acres and 6fty-une oDe-hundredfhs Of an
Acre IS 5l-laD 2cresf q land embracing said
lode. and one hundred feet on each side thereof.
Sad claim is bou1dsd on the west by the Auruz
Consolidated Silver Mining GomTzny. Aurora
Lode. GEORGE T. TERRY.
mEl2oiH Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
Thursday, the 7,h day Of July, 1870,
Assessment 4lotifts.
MAMMOTH SILVER MINI

NJ A q TIL SILN MINING
vi CDMpANA-Iocatiun II Works White
Pine Mining DIscr.ci, White Pine county. State
Of Nevada. Notice is hereby given that. al o
meeting Of tn Trustees of said company. held
on the 2eih day q May. A. d. $50, al Assess
ment q
Twenty 20 Gents per share
was levied ufou the capital stock 4 sid com
psny. payable Immediately. IA tinted States
gold coin. T. the SECRETARY. at III afBce q the
rumuany. Roam No. . HayWardas building. No.
40 California street, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which aid n.sessment shall ~.
main unpaid on Friday. the Isl day Il July A.
u. 1910. shall b deemed delinquent. and viii h.
duly advertised for sale a. puhiie auction. sud
unless payment shaH De- made hrfare VII b.
sold on FRIDAY. the I'D day Of Jnly. 4 d. 100.
70 pay the delinquent Assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and f1penHes q sale.
30sErH l. KISa. secriary.
~OMoe-Room No. % HayWard.s Building. No.
4i9 California street, San Francisco. Cali
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
$50 REWARD
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

THREE BAY STAGE HORSES, BE- o.
il longing 10 Hatch 4 kiplinger. 10y
One large bay horse. weighs about ] $50 lbs.
has a star in forehead.
One large bay horse. with stripe In face, snd
has = Spanish brand on left hip.
One bay horse. smaller than the two described
above.
Any person returning the above horses TO Jim
Miller stable, CORNER Dunn and Treasure sts.,
Hamilton. will receive the above reward.
The horses were last seen al the White Pins
Water conpsny's Spring.
jeeotf HITCH 4 KIpLISGER.