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OBITU4RY Z.

Mr.. Daniel b. Brognn. OF the Associate Press,
ded In Now Brighton on Monday, AGED ~ years. The
body 10 10 be buried from the Reformed ChuIch. New
Brighton. this afternoon.
Abel Francois Vlllemain, the celebrated French
professor and writer perpcul Secretary of tho French
Academy, ancient peer OF France, ana ancient Minister
dod ieslNI day, aged 20
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SALr LAKE, NAV lot is said that A. LYMAN
who was cut of from the apostleship OF the Mormon
Church some time ago for preaching sermons de
nying the atonement OF the Saviour, has been made
Prosident Of the GOdbeites.
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NAsHvILLr, May l0.-The spring meeting Of
the Blood Horse Association opened to-day. THE
track was heavy, owing the late rain.
Tho fret lace Was for the Merchants Exchange
stake, and won by vidette
Toe Association purse OF $500 was won by De.
fender
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LONG ISLAND.

Mr.. Stewards improvements on Hempstead Plains
during the past year consist OF graded avenue about
two miles ~ length and one solitary house Hundreds
ofmcchanc IN ses-ch OF employment aud homes tuere
have been turned away disappointed
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John Belz while attempting to jump on board
Houston street ferTybOat yesterday morning.
struck heavily on the deck and rolled into the slip
and Was drowned The body was recovered in
short time and borne 10 his parents residence a;1
south Third street, Wilriam-hurgh.
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The Board OF Education yesterday continued
their investigation into the charges against John n
IIennoSsy, School Trustee of the Seventeenth ward
who received 800 from Miss Mary Z. Cannon n,
her apr ointment as school teacher AdJI,ian,,
proof vas given OF Hennessy's acceptance Of the
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A Hamilton street Homicide.

George Hacksdy, . sailor, was locked up by
Justice Scott for stabbing Thomas Cooney, also
sailor. wounding him ia the LEFT breast will long
dirk knife, In Hamilton street on Monday afternoon
COoney lies in Bellevue hospital In critical eondi
liOn.
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The Jersey City Board Of Aldermen last eve.
ming designated the three daily and two weekly
newspapers published in the city as corporation pa.
pers. Total number of journals In Jersey City-1ye
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A Council Of War In the Tribune Omce.


Mr.. Runkle, Theodore Tilton, Mr.. Samuel Sinclair,
anG John Henry Brown were present at . council oi
war held In the Tribune once lsst night They ne,
at II O'Clock In the room OF whislaw Reid, the
managing editor. Mr.. Greeley was present.
After reading over Mrs. McFariaod's statement
aud sugsring h Tor the public, It 10 under erstood that
debate occurred Is 10 the course TO DO pursued bv
the Tribune.
For On hour earnest consultation was held. The
verdict OF the Jury was considered, and deep indig.
nation was expressed. Mf. Greeley opposed an
authoritative proelaAiion and retired TO his private
once on the second floor quite indignant
At ia5o the party visited Mr. Greeley in his sane.
tum, and . stormy scene en- sued. Looking through
tls window from the sidewalk crossing the square
Mr.. Greeley could be seen rushing franucaily about
bis room, and gesticulating violently.
Finally, about = O'Clock A. NJ. he dashed down
TIE stairs, buried through the publication once.
and ran into Third avenue car. The party then
len Mr.. Greeley's room. and soon aiterward Mr.
John Henry Brown and several others
in soda water During the eyining we'll
known journalist entered Mr.. Greeley s
room, aud asked for q proo.-sheet OF Mrs. MeFar.
il type in the Tribune once %i ssverai
I him to whitelaw Reid. saying, whitsaw,
you see, i hrs MeFarlands adviser. He's worked
i Here re the s.ntlsman I asked IL the Tribune WIS
Mrs. McFarlsnd's organ. A, this Mr.. Gree
lex, he says; became profahe; saying among
amt tired OF hearing the Tribune called her organ
his staIement Ia the only thing ever said In her
favor"
with an old cloth cap on, aud the gentleman
vanished.
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the LATEST FROM CCB4.
Sailing Of the Lloyd AspinwniI-Previdence
Aiding the Cubans.

Havana, May lo.-The steamer Lloyd Aspin-
wall which was recently released by the Spanish
authorities, sailed to-day for Key West.
SMALLPOX of very malignsft form is prevailing
In the city OF Havana and In many OF the interior
towns OF the island.
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The following onicia returns have been received
from some Of the principal cities:
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MOSES TAYLOR, LAWRENCE Il. JEROME
ROYAL PHELPS, OSWALD OITFNDOFFER

Prolonged applause ensued, mingled with yels
AMI hootlns.. Sagnus Gross jumped toward the
ceiling in bi. JOY. Topedo FIELDS moved that tie
Committee of twenty-five be empowered to nomi.
nate the other eleven Aldermen and to nl any
vacancy that might occur and that the action of the
COMMITTEE IN this respect stand approved by the
Convention. The motion was also carried unani.
mouslv. Big Judge Connolly then adjourned tie
Convention.
Five miuutes ter. the delegates not having We,
departed, the Big Judge raped for order and said
,hst he dssired II perfectly understood that the
Convention was adjourned sine die Hia Homer
stepped down from tho desk, Dads his friends adity
and wake back to Yorkville
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Inc tenth aud final round was fought desperately
~ oolh men. But Il was evident that Allen was
wsrmAtehed by science aud had no show for The
SNe, ne occasion ally got In = harmless blow on
mead or neck, seemingly only when the lat.
suld would permit II, while the more sprightly Mace
n.lnued to pound bis chest At pleasure, Tne
ts'asr, Allen under.
x ALLEN THROWS Up THE SPONGE
RI, WMh llmo was called for the eleventh round
s,a seconds threw up the sponge, the scientific
.an nn OF surrender. THIS result was received with
MRlse on all hands, as, though Allen had been
IN ~ punished u was not Supposed that he was yet
sseo,S. u condition ss to Justify surrender. His
Asn. 49, etcuse1 MS surrender by the announce.
-, thns he had dslocated his shoulder His Iacs
nm ~ hplaly battered and dishgurod, one eye closed
Nh "m hose dishgured, AMI his mouth swollen and
Ai.ia he was, however, still In condition 10 do
s.M 1'ls 6ui for Tue damage 70 his shoulder, M,ce
I,s"ou ou without scratch. thOu,h showing few
a., bsss s bunps. lie WIS deemrsd winner Of the
NA' amid VocioEous cheering " WV
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The third round was similar 10 the second. only
Sal Allen's wind held out better and be compelled
a1e 70 ieel Of the sod in order TO get breath. Up
,a uus mace manifested an ability TO dodse or
TnS inpunly " necessary 10 secure an advantage
go hoa t Me- manlfestly all ON his side A ace
snngpred mat orsan, while continual thumuiny "n
en tbs evldentiy weakened his breathing apparn'
% show nght until Mace dropped on HE Epes n,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-09

RAcE.-An impromptn match. for IS
a side, was run over the base bill ground
Yesterday. between one of the Travis
brothers and Mr.. Fisk. The race attract
ed nm immense crowd. and a number of
small outside bets We're made. The
Travis pony won the race. From the
after talk between the parties. there is n
probability that another and more repn-
lar match will he got mp between the
same parties with different horses.
INconpoRATED.-Our San Francisco
dispatch, two days since, announced the
incorporation in California Of the Black
rock and Jennie A mines. located on
White Pine Mountain. We learn that
Mr.. A.. Il. Biggs. who is below attending
to these and other interests. has met
with successful encouragement in San
Francisco, and will return to Hamilton
next week. when we may look for an en-
ergetic development of the mines named.
TREASURE SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. yesterday shipped to Thos. w.
Coleman, San Francisco. > bars of silver
from the Original Hidden Treasure.
weighing 1913 pounds, and valued Mt
S6.626.09. Also, two bars from the
Sonth Aurora TO J. IL w. Seligman &
c.. New York. weighing IT'S pounds;
valued at SO 3OS. Is.
THRRE is a dispatch in the telegraph
office in this citr for Eli Meyers.
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Yoral# gntrIIigrnfr.
Rnilrond NTeeting.


Pnsurant to call, a railroad meeting
ans held at the City Hall. last evening.
A. J. Paxton. Esq, in the ehair. The
report of the Finance Committee was re-
ceived and adoeted. Total moun sub
scribed, S21S.5 80. This subscription was
raised for the purpose of defraying incl
dental expenses.
A letter to the Executive Committee,
from Charles Cracker, of the Central Pa
clfc Railroad. was read and placed ON
file. He says he submitted the commit
tees letter to the Board of Directors,
who are desirons of meeting our COM
mittee Mt their Office, and give due con
sideration to any proposition our com
mite may be prepared to make.
A letter, dated on the cars, near Car
lin. was received from jeremiah Miller,
suggesting the appointment of himself,
Frank Drake, Mr.. Hawley and Governor
Blasdel, as n subcommittee to confer
with the Board of Directors Of the Cen
trail Pacific Company. or other parties,
on the subject of a railroad to White
Pine.
Mr.. Ayers introduced a resolution,
nlfnOTlLl1l0 int GAftAiiiab VI DilNilfHS
Committee to send n delegation of three
citizens of White Pine to Sacramento, to
act in conjunction with members of the
committee ow in Sun Francisco, and 10
meet the Board Of Directors OF the Cen
trail Company; to submit aud explain to
the Board the report OF the Committee
on Statistics: to show and urge the nd
yaniages and profits To acctne 10 The
company connecting While Pine by rail
with the Central Pacific; aud to enter into
nnv reasonable agreement with that com-
panv which will insure the construction
of the road ut an early d lte.
Mr.. Ayers hoped that the resolution
would be thoroughly discussed before it
was disposed of. and especially that the
meeting would consider the character of
propositions the subcommittee could
maxi that would have n desirable effect
OF the Railroad Company, and which
wonld at the same time he assured of the
Endorsement of the people Of this
county.
The resolution was seconded. and dis
cussed by Mr.. Ston"hill and others, and
adopted without II dissentient v ice.
A motion was then made and carried,
that the subcommittee be authorized to
pledge the influence and the vote of the
people of this county and their repre-
sentntives IN the next Legislature for the
passage of n bill authorizing n vote of
the people upon II subsidy of $500, 600 to
the company connecting White Pine
with the Genital Pacific Railroad in u
reasonable length of time.
On motion, a committee to collect
money. to lie composed Of one resident
of ench of the cities of Hamilton. Treas
ure City and Shenandoah. was ap-
pointed as follows: Robt. Hnnneqan, for
Hamilton; Capt. Timer. for Treasure
CITY. and d. C. Clark for ShermantoWn.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
the call Of the President.
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Co to C. r. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7u
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Tnr TRrAsunr Crrr E1ror1oN.-ED1.

The TREASURE CrTF ELEorIoN.-ED1-
TOR News: The Citizens Ticket was
made up by business men of Treasure
City, placing men of both political par
ties on the ticket. After the ticket had
been published. a number of men col
leeted aud placed the so.ealled Peoples
Party in the field; aud they used the clap
trip of disincorpnration and retrench-
ment, etc, as a means of gaining votes.
The Citizens Ticket was elected by n
large majority of the registered voters of
Treasure City, and the statement that
the ballot-box was stuffed or tempered
with. is only a sickly excuse to soofhe
the disappointed souls of pretended POI
liieal managers who tried in vain to
manage the affairs of Treasure City.
There was no political contest at the
election in Treasure City. The ticket
was made up in my Office by two Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans, and if more
Democrats than Republicans were placed
on the ticket, it was because good bust
ness men of Republican politics were
scarce in Treasure City. Plenty could
be found who believe themselves compe-
tent for any position; hui their estimates
a not be- taken as the trne one OF their
worth and abbey. fxe best men were
elected, and the judges have sworn to
the correctness of their returns. The
Judges have all signed the certificates Of
election of the Trustees elect. and there
are none so foolish ms to contest the cleo
tion--for the citizens are the ones who
stuffed the box, and they did 1t by de-
posting one vote at n time, and those
votes were the straight Citizens Ticket.
There was no question of Democracy or
Repnblicanism ut the election in Trea-
sure City. 1t was simply an indorse-
ment of the acts of men who have fear
lessly done their duty, and as a compli-
ment for their honesty the citizens re-
elected them.
When purity lines shall be drawn and
an election held. when principle is nj
stnke. Treasure City will give n clear
Union Republican majority. But until
that time comes the voters Of Treasure
Hill choose TO be their own ad, Users and
not to follow in the wake Of any old
fossils who wish at all times to rule or
ruin. CITIZEN.
In making room for the above, we de-
sire to say that a variety of rumors were
spread on the street here in regard to the
Treasure City election. We waited till Il
late hour ut night to hear the facts from
our resident correspondent; but some
how he failed to write, or rather we
failed to receive adyices from him. We
therefore did the best we could with
what running street information we had
at hand. Following are the returns com
plete.
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REsIGNATIoN.-We learn that Mr.. l..
J. Lewis, Superintendent OF the Silver
Wave, has resigned, aud that Mr.. Cald-
well has been selected to succeed him.
Mr.. Lewis has been desirous of resign
ing for some time past. MS his own phi
vate afr ,irs were suffering for want of his
personal attention. During his Superin-
tendency Of the Silver Wave, the mine
has been opened to II greater d pth than
ever before; and the developments in the
lower works are more extensive and the
ores richer than they had been pre-
viogsly. The work in the Hidden Trsa-
sure snnth extension and the Silver Wave
shows a continuity of ore from the Orig
inal Hidden Treasure.
TnE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are 10 be fonnd at Byrne's
old stand. in Perrv's Saloon, Min st.
Also, Pigs Feet. Sleeps Tongues. and
everything else That S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
HYMANs.-See call for a meeting this
evening.
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Aardwarf, Gtr,


Broad and Fifth Sts.. Hamilton.
GODDARD q CO.-sTEM ENGINES
N furnished to ord r: best Quartz Mill Ma.
ehinery constructed and repaired. Shoes. Dies,
aud other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having n new plant
of tools. are prepared to do General Repairing,
Blacksmi' hing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
dispatch. ma25.tf
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ny BEAcHEY. WINES a cos LINE.
F Carson. NJ Tobias, l. Loomis.
A Brown, Jr, Catharine Ellis, A Travis.
By WOODRUFF A ESEOR's LINZ.
John l CHM, J MTobias. W Brown.
VIM Lavies, EW Cobelly, S eoburn,
A Jaooby, A weidman. C Mccausland
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~ o e
OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,

OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton. Feb. q, 1870.
NJ WESTCOATT, Il. L. MaSON AND COL.
N. C. s. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors Of White Pine county. The
appointments of all others have been this day
revoked. All accounts due the Office will be
paid to the above deputies.
r. NJ. WILSON,
aprll.tf Co. Surveyor White Pine Co. New.
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s'citizcns Ticket 7 Peoples Ticket.
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

T,HE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES AND FIX
L TUkES, ON Main street. Hamilton. and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw Il Co, are for
rent. from and after June 10Th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma2l-lOd STEPHEN MILLER.
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TO

nF TnIs AND OUTSIDE DISTRICTS
" With increased machinery, We are now
prepared to work from : to ~ tuus of ore per
day, at prize s as low as the larger mills
For Sale.-A general assortment Of Assayers
Tools, Mufles, Crucibles, Chemicals, etc.
BRADSHAW l. Co., Assayers,
Main street. Hamilton, opposite Rcd whocler's.
aprfalnl
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MRS. BLASER,
NOTICE.

TNHE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS
adopted by the Bard of Trustees of Hamil-
ton City. May 30. 1870,
Resolved by the Board of Trustees Of Hamil-
ton City, That the sum of 50. 29.50-100 be and
the same is hereby appropriated for the urpose
of procuring a Government title to the land
upon which the town of Hamilton Is built; and
that tie warrant issue therefor, payable to the
President of the Board of Trustees.
By order of the Board ID Trustees.
je1 lw o.. s. NAY. City Clerk.
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Arrivals and Departures.


Hf WOUDkIFF a tNNONs llsE.
Z Rossiter, Hattie Roasiter, P S Moods.
Jahn sheridan, Coz. Mr. Light,
MI Robertson, VIM Converse.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
4 SgRAsGg SNAKE STORY.

The Adventures of Boa COusf rictOrs-A
Vessel Boarded by River Tbieves-FOur
Sunkes Stolen--A Merchants, Police Watch
urnn.
W. II. Sherman is a cute mate of the schooner
Tampco, and has keen eye to speculation. A few
months ngo on taking In cargo at Para, Brazil for
New York, he conceived tho idea OF bringing on
some of the products OF the country on his own ac
count. The snakes OF Brazil the finest OF their
species, and seeing an opportunity 10 purchase
FOUR BOA CONSTRUCTORS,
Sherman struck q bargain with the owner and
transferred them to his ship. During the voyage he
nuysed fa pets with jealous care, feeding them on
yonng chickens. interspersed, 1t Is SAID h choice
tt-bs OF Brazilian parrots and young Kittens with
splendidly under his careful feeding and visions of
golden rewards tteu before the vision Of the snake
broker.
NEGOTIATIONS FOE THEIR PURCHASE.
The vessel In due time spread her canvas TO the
brcezes of our beautiful bay, and .'In0ved like
thing OF life" to tie pier foot OF Seventh street.
East riyer. There her sails were furled and sue
was tied up to discharge on Friday some parties
boarded the Tampico and for some time were IN
negotiations for the purchase of the serpents Sher
man and they COnld not come TO an amcabe under
standing, however, and the proposed purchasers
lett.
NIGHT RAID.
All was still about the pier at one O'Clock yester-
day mJrning ana on board the TamplcO, where
Sherman slept sounaly. Finally the waters were
troubled, aud two boats, rOwed by six men, with
muiied oars SlOt uDder the snlp'S quarter noise
Iessy. A moment later they were upon the deck
and stealthily steering iOr the cabin. There they
found the captain sleeping sonndly.
A HANDKERCHIEF, SATURATED WITH CHLOROFORM,
was applied 10 his proboscis, and few minutes
later he past giving alarm. The river thieves
next proceeded on deck and broke open the hatch
Three OF their number descended into the hold
lifted the boxes containing the serpents to the deck
and cautiously lowered them to their boats, into
which tne entire party followed and rowed rapidly
away.
A DISCOVERY.
Mate Sherman awoke at dawn yesterday morning
and proceeding to the hold to feed his pets found TO
his horror that they mad crawled away, carrying
their wooden encasements with them. Inquiries
made, he says, resulted in the discovery that the
captain had been stupefied with chiorofOrm that a
hand on an adjoining schooner had witnessed the
robbery, and when he attempted to give an alarm,
was prevented by watchman Of
THE MERCHANTS POLICE,
who told him 10 keep quiet, assigning rs reason
that as the Tampico bad not employed one or the
watchmen OF the company his situation would be
jeopardlZed should he permit an alarm being given.
This Is singular statement, II true and would give
color to the belief entertained by many that some OF
the private watchmen not disposed to expose the
river thieves. Mr.. Sherman reported his loss at PO-
lice Headquarters yesterday and offers reward OF
500 for the return of his chicken consumers me
detectives are curious TO ascertain what JUNK sh0
will give the Brazilian emigrants an asylum
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

iron mines was IN blaze The whole village was
destroyed, the smelling house among the other
buildings. The smelling house was valued at
$50 000 But all This destruction OF property sinks
into lnsignicance before The dreadful item OF
LOSS OF LIFE.
The flames came rushing INTO the village from
soushwesterly direction, and so terribly rapid was
their progress through II that several persons were
unable to escape and were
BURNED 10 DEATH.
Thc exact number OF lives lost has not been ascer
n .hneu but 1t Is certain that TWO women three emil
icn , anu man named PinH met win tne terrible
Is a dismal aste
fn1 FIRE DID COME INTO THE CITY-A MARROW
Nh, . "a, ESCAPE.
r,.,h, nre ald actually penetrate into the city the
,sn. r pSioie ,ast IN the direction OF The sherwood
p,vpoi,y, anu AZ was only through the heroic eXer-
tons oi me inhabitants OF that district thar the fire
n,i ma, ne @ .no a spreading. Mr.. sherwood and his
coId TO stay the flames. Detectiye o,NeiI and a
sguau u 20 ppiS.,en ~ , were also hard at work the
greater part Oh tne h@hf, and hard work they had.
SO, after all. the lire was nearer to Us than we
thought.
FLoCKING IN
During the evening people from the burnt dis
tricts continued TO 1ock INTO The city. Manv had
been without food for nearly twenty-four uours Ip
the Belts Corners locality large cOncourse of men
women aud children were seated on the road side
apparently panic stricken, aud without tho least
idea OF where they were To obtain Good or shelter
Their situation is described by visitor To the local
ity IA being very miserable. fhey mad been able
save nothing, many barely escaping from the names
In Il hall nude state.
THE CITY SAFE.
The city, from the precautionary measures taken.
was declared during the evening to be safe rom the
fires In the neighborlood, ana even the ti:id wenr
to sleep with feeling OF security. AT the Cnaudlere
II sharp lookout was Kept and the large hydraulic
pumps OF the mills Were kept constantly going ana
the nose rom them laid III every direction. The ar
rangements were timely and perfect
The Tires sun went on their way through the df
ferent townships, lighting up the murky atmOs-
phere and they win continue so TO do until heavy
rains put an end 20 their progress Although sur
rounded by raging fires OF an immense extent me
night was SAFE