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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-01
FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, May 80.
The Captain-G Gen. has received official
information that Col. Benegasi has cap
tured son of President Cespedes.
Aquebera and Rubaeaba escaped dur
ing surprise of Cespedes' forces, near
Huarniaro. An American Colonel, John
Clancy, was killed.
Gen. Cavada ordered the destruction
of plantations in Gamaqnay District. and
a number of the largest have already
been burned.
Among the prisoners recently cap
tured were the party who killed Z wood
cutters. near Puerto Principe.
Derodas had of the band executed In
retaliation.
A telegram from Principe says il is
prositvely known that Gespedes is try
ing to escape to the United States but is
prevented by his partisans.
Insurrectionists continue to present
themselves in large numbers to the Gov
ernment forces for pardons.
New York, May 80.
A Havana correspondent writes that
the rainy season has set in in Cuba, and
that yellow fever has broken out Mt Ne
Vatas and Puerto Principe-greatly to
the CONSERVATION of the Spanish.
He also reports successes in several
small engagements. Executions of Gu
Dan PRISONERS by the Spanish authorities
continue.
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from the Canadian authorities. represent
ing the Fenian war as final failure,
McGregor is still the favorite for the
Derby-betting TO 4 on him.
JAY, the Am eriean Minister. returns to
| Vienna tomorrow. Holds a levee to-
dav.
Tho small pox is increasing in Paris.
Ashbury declines the challenge to the
Cambria for n new race.
Extraordinary precautions are taken
by the police-owing, it is said, to the
discovery of n plot to release the Fenian
prisoners in Olerkenwell prison.
The Danish Cabinet is reoreanized.
A conaagration in Constaniinople des-
troyed 80 buildings in wealthy section
Of the city.
The brigands who captured English
travellers several years ago, are SEN
teneed--some TO be executed, the rest
imprisoned.
The Viceroy of Egypt has ordered a
sale of the lands adjoining the Suez
canal--esiimate value, e4,000 600
proceeds to be divided between himself
and the canal company.
The Emperor Of France and Austria,
and King Of Prussia, viii meet this Sum-
mer in Germany.
The Spanish Ministerial Journals deny
that Prim has any intention of making
a Cabinet question of the proposition to
invest Serrano with royal prerogaiives
made in the French Corps Legstatif
1t is announced that the Government
will not relinquish the prerogatige of
appointing Mayors
The election If Mr. Heron to Parlia-
ment has been confirmed.
Rio Janeirn advices state there is great
disorder in the interior.
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JOB PRINTING!
BY TELEGRAPH 1!
eps.ial 10 the WIZ. ras Daily i7svs.
EASTERN NEWS.

NEw York, May 80.
General Rosecrans is about TO publish
an address to the people Of the
United States ON the subject of the
national policy towards Mexico. He
urges the formal declaration by Congress
of policy. assuring the Mexican Gov
eminent of our firm sympathy and moral
support, and our own citizens that their
rights will be protected in whatever legit-
innate enterprise they undertake in
Mexico.
Decoration Day was celebrated here
aud throughout the East and West The
ceremonies in Washington were very I'M
posing; including an oraiion by Gen.
Logan.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.
The Presbyterian Assembly rejected
an amendment to the report on Foreign
Missions approving peaceful policy to-
ward the Indians, on the ground that
politics should have no place in church.
The case of Chinese, Indians, aud
others. in This Country. was transferred
from the Board of Foreign to that of
Home Missions.
A passenger who arrived on the Muri-
posa. Yesterday, from Havana, states
liHA bli lbf hhA VI bta iithfiA4E ifAtAf -'it
inst, rumor was current that the
steamer Upton had landed her passen-
gers and cargo some days previously in
one Of the bays of the Northeast depart
ment.
10000 children are expected to cele-
brate The list anniversary Of the Brook
lyn Sunday School Union to-day.
The Fenians Again.
The Fenians. here had improbable
stories that Col. o Leary had entered
Canada and captured 60 prisoners; tn t
Fenian troops were crossing at Detroit
and Buffalo; that a general movement
along the lines will be made tonight;
aud that Mosby is organizing at Malone
for move.
These stories have stimulated subsrrip-
tions and recruiting: aud more Fenians
leave tonight for the border.
BUFFALO, May 30.
The Fenian leaders are in council here,
investigating the late disaster. and adopt
ing measures for reorganization.
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FROM MALONE.

M4IoVE, May 80.
A special says the escape Of Edward J..
Manix. Fenian Center. has caused extm
precautions against a similar attempt by
remaining prisoners; and CAPT. Harlan,
in command Of the gnar1honse, states
that the first man who moves 10 feet be-
yond the sentry lines will be shot dead
without mercy.
The efforts Of the United States troops
aud Marshal at reeapture of Manix have,
up to now. been futile
The L. s. Marshal is determined to
arrest every Frnian officer he can And.
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M,iSfellliltons.
ORDINANCE NO. ~.

AN ORDINANCE to close Dance Houses in
Hamilton City.
The Board Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do
orlain.
SECTION |. All Dance Houses in the City of
Haui ton shall be closed on or before II o'clock
Of each night
SEC. 2 ANY Pc son or persons in any way
conducting or carrying on the business Of a
Dance House Ia tl.a city. who shall violate sec
tion of this ordinance. shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor. and. upon conviction thereof before
the City Recorder shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding 100 and not less than So and be
Imprisoned In default Of the payment OF such
One, az tho rate Of one day FOR each two dollars
thereof
Approved May 10th, 1870.
p. c. LYMAN
President Board Trustees
o. s. MAY, City Clerk. mal514t
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u,n mM RnIINGrR. snLonoN

| HEYDEAFEIDT, and II, ii. LLOYD: You
are hereby notified that the Great BASIN 9iVef
Mining COMPANY. a corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of
the state Of Pennsylvania, for the purpose OF
working and developing the Glacier Mining
Claim. situated in the White Pine Mining Dis,
trirt White pine County State of Nevada that
said corporation owns a majority Of the number
Of feet in said mining claim, and Is composed OF
more than three persons, and that II has eNpend.
ed in the actual development and working of
said mining claim the sum of Sc AL. that the
following are your respective interests in said
mine and the proportion OF said sum due from
each; VIM. A. Is 'linger, 200 feet, Ss0 62i Solo
mon Heydenfpldt. 900 feet. SSlf.62: r. II. LLOYD,
100 feet sl03 Sl that it il the intention of said
corporation 60 institute suit against you to re
cover said sums.
May 23d 1870. .,.,-,,,<, ,,,
ma2l-3w. by j. A. McPhkktAN, oopt'
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Young Lafayette d
Zeile Robert

Blk Davis, Justice of the Peace in and for
Township No 9 County of White Pine State Of
Nevada and exeflieio Registry Agent OF said
Township, hereby certfes that the foregoing is
a full end complete list of all the names regis
tered by me from the 18th day Of April, A D.
1870 to the 9th day of May, A.D. 1870. inclusive
and now remaining ON the Ofiicia Register, OF
persons entitled TO vote in the Second Election
District of White Pine County, at the municipal
election to be holden in the city Of Hamilton,
on the 9th day of June, a D. 1870.
And hereby give notice that viii receive
objections to the right TO vote, on the part Of
any person so registered. until O'Clock, pm,
on the fourth day previous to the day q said
election. namely: until O'Clock p m. of the I'd
day of June, A. D 1870.
All persons whose names may be erroneousiy
entered in said lists, are requested to apnoar At
my Office Hamilton street. in-she city Of Hamil-
ton and have such error corrected.
Witness my hand this 2lth day OF May D..
1870 b. X. DAVIS,
Justice of the Peace and ex-oiiicio Registry
Agent Township No. 2.
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ORDlhlANCE no. "a.

AN ORDINANCE aboishing the offices Of City
Recorder, city Attorney, and cry Surveyor.
TIE Board Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do
ordain.
SECTION i. The Offices Of City Recorder City
Attorney, and City Surveyor are hereby abol-
lshcd.
SIC. 3 All Ordinances and parts Of Ordinan-
ces now in force prescribing compensation for
duties as also all Ordinances aud parts Of Ordi-
nance in any way IN conflict Withthis Ordinance
arc hereby repealed
SEC. 3, This Ordinance shall take effect and
b. n force from and after the 9th day Of June,
1870.
Approved May 23d, 1870.
Pc. ny NAN, Pest. Board Trustees.
O. 8. MAY. city CLERK, mas7-iit
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N O r.:

At A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
n Boa d Of Trustees OF Treasure eliy, heid
Nav % A. D. 1870 it was ordered that the polls
of The municipal election of Treasure CITY on
the 9Th dny of JtstlN. A. d. 1870. be held at the
Faeinehouse of Treasure fatv Hook and lsdder
Company. No. /. on the east side of Nam street
,rrsasure Citv ordered that @. II. Patchen, Il.
A. Gamble and p. II. Lannan be appointed
Judges of said election. ,,,,,,,,
Clerk Board of Trustees.
Treasure City, May 80, 1870 ma3l-@
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And in accordance with law, SO many shares
Of each parcel OF said stock as may be necessary
viii be sold at the office Of the company. Room
No g. Armory Hall Building, northeast corner
Of Montgomery and Sacramento streets. San
Francisco, on the ThNTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
u. 1870. at 10 o'clock IN. Of said day, to pay said
delinuuant assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advtrtising and expenses of the sale.
D. McLAREN. Secretary.
onice-Room No g. Arfnofy Hall Building
northeast corner Of Montgomery and sacra-
mento streets. san Francisco, Ca. ma3l-td
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was levied upon the capital stock Of said conf
pany, PAYABLE Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin to the Secretary. al ms Of
fec, No. 40 Mont gomfry street san Francisco,
California. ANY stock upon which said ASSESS
ment shall ramain unpaid on the 9Th day Of
July. 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale. at puhle auction.
and, unless puyln mt shall be made before, will
b. sold on the 2sth day OF July, 1910 u pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
Advertising and cNpenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
A. BADIAM. Secretary.
Oficc-420 Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California. ma3l-td
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vi COMPANY Notice Is hereby given thnt
the hr-i annual meeting of the shareholders Of
the capital stock Of the Maunfauok Silver RIin-
ing Company will he held on the TENTH DAY
OF JUNE. A. ID. I87n. at O'Clock p. m. at the
office Of d lct0r Washington Aver president Of
the Companyl, NO 40 Knarny street. In the city
AMI county Of san Francisco. fer the purpose OF
elcctina Trustees for the ensuing ynar.
j. STRUNER, Secretary.
san Francisco Cll., May 81 1870. ma25td
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MRS. BLASER,

National Bank Butldtng, m"ih s'fSe''
Hamilton,
VXTIsHFs TO INFORM THE LADIES or
wv Hamilton and vicinity that she has opened "a
her new store. with all kinds OF LADIES
GOODS Of the latest style. Hats, Pefiu ,hl
Toys and Fancy Articles. fashiohAple ~ Di.se' ~
making. In the best manner. maF-n
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. scENnAN,U MINING COMPANY.

n Location of Works. Treasure city, White
Pine county. state Of Nevada Notiee.-There
is delinquent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment levied on the
am day OF April ] $40, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective sharehold-
era as follows:
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AFFIcE OF TUE MINERAL CITY

" cold and Silver Mining and Milling Com
panv. No. 400 n hpntgomery street. san Francis
60, California. Nptice is hereby given that, at
q meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees Of said com
pany, held en- the oath day OF May, 1870, an as
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MRS. NJ. T. WARD,
MAIN STREET, HAMILTON, /,

Opposite Wells, Fargo Co.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED A FINE
Eaass1 and we'll assorted stock of Millinery
/sS@ Goods. direct from San Francisco Of
ss4l~< the latest style c,A the attention OF
tbe l,dies of Hamilton to the same. Also, Dress
making done at the shortest notice, ana on the
most reasonable terms. mazo-iu
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DE N IT'S RY.
M o IT L O H
=, on The proceeds of the Mines.

Tax ON the Proceeds OF the Mines.
yx,uF TAXFS ON THE PROCEEDS OF THE
Mines for the quarter ending March Slst,
1870, for White Pine County, Nevada; are due
and payable at my ofhce Hamilton, and the laws
with regard to their collection NIL be strictly
enforoed. W. W. HOBART. Assessor.
NorE.-All taxes remaining unpaid on tne
1870, will be delinquent-when costs VIII De
added,
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I, NJ. Atwood, Registry Agent of Hamilton
Township No. 1. White Pine county, State OF
Nevada do hereby certify that the above named
persons are duly registered. in my Office, for the
municipal election TO be held in Hamilton City
on the 9Th day Of June. A. d. 1870: and hereby
give notice TIA; viii receive objections to the
right to vote on the part of any person SO regis
tered until O'Clock p. m. on the I'd day of June
A. ID. 1870. NJ. ATWOOD, RegstY Agent.
Hamilton Township, No. l. White Pine
county, Nevada.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

~ LONDON, May 80.
The Colonial Office has dispatches
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8saisterel afoters.
REGISTERED VOTERS.

List Of Registered Nntcrs In Township No. l
White Pine County, Nevada. entitled Go vote a
the City Election OF Hamilton, June 9, 1870.
Ayles Thos W Atwood NJ Adams Josiah
Archer Robert Alexander @ r Alexander NJ
Ashim Sol Almon Frank Adams John
Aim Ilnr.id
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Township No. Q.

List of Registered Voters in Township No, B.,
Treasure City, White Pine County, state OF
Nevada. remaining on the Official Register of
said Township at O'Clock p. M, May 9th,
A. d. 1870
Adler Julins Amedon Geo W Allen Thos
Allen John Armes w Antisell W
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Township No. 2.

List of Registered Voters in Township No. 2,
white Pine County, Nevada, entitled 10 vote
at the City Election of Hamilton June ., 1870.
ANGEL JosF Allen Fer'do D Ashley Delos r
Anderson John Amsbarg Calvin Andrews Ed
Armitage Jos Arlington VIM Andrews Thos
Ayers Jas Atchinson W Armstrong ID A
Anthony VIM Angeson Edw'd Aekerley AblJ h
Anderson ii
Bell Booh Joseph Browne IhVs y
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Young Henry Young John

Notice is hereby given that I will receive ob-
ieciions TO the right to vote ON the part Of any
person above named until O'Clock D. N.
Friday. the I'd day Of June. A. D. ls7o; and all
persons whose names are erroneousy ontered in
the above list are requested to appear at my
Office aud hase such error corrected
j. S, 6B0SMAS Registry Agent.
Township Ne 3. Treasure City.
Treasure City, May =. 1910. my25
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BoOs Joseph Browne Thss y
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U iderhill Gilbert L

Yignaut Peter Yosburg II W Yanderlip Edw
w
Wescoatt 4 Willard w Warner Able B
White John Woodwork NV Whittem0re B +
Woodruff Waters William Mamble Geo
Weir Jos Ward Lueien b Wilkinson John
Wright Jos Wyman Jno ID Wilcox Sam j
White Chris Watch Chas NJ Williams
Warrick Henry White Whepley d II
Wolfers Vim Williams Webber Fred
Weldon Jacob Willard Chas NJ Wills John
Wilson Il NJ Wilkinson W White JoclJ
White J 7 Wilson John G Walton VIM
Mray Chas
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
'HHE TROTTING STALLION
MAMBRINO PATCHEN

Will make season at my Stables in Cornwall.
commencing April 18th, and ending August 18th,
for the low price of S25 the season. Mares pro-
wing not in foal may he returned the next season
for one-half price Mares from distance will be
pastured and cared for at risk of owner, at - c-
per week.
MAMBRINo PATcHEN, by Geo. VI. Patcheu, by
Cassius NJ Clay, by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jack
son, by Young Bashaw, by Grand Bashaw out ol
the trotting mare "Betsey,' by Messenger Eclipse
by Messenger, by Mambrino, by imported Messen.
ger; i. / wears old Ii hands inch high weigh.
l,l75 pounds. i, rosewood bay, with black points,
fine name and tail, of noble carriage, great endu
rance, good courage and perfect docility. Trotted
when years old in 2.3s.s to wagon, and showed
2,34; meeting with an accident, has never been
trained since, but has trotted Stallion at Fair
in 2,3s and better. Is a ioal getter, and de-
clared by good judges TO be getter of the mes
promising stock in New England or elsewhere
having good size and color with fine trotting a.
tion,-a Ii hand bay colt from him trotted 10
Philadelphia last season in $50, and many other.
are trotting ast,-penty of two year old, the past
winter in minutes, and even better.
Mambrino Patchen is trottiug blood ON both
sides and closely related to the most noted trot -
tiers in America such American Girl, Lucy
Lady Riorn, Danver's Boy Medoc, Geo. NJ. Patch
en-, Jr., McDonald's Patchen,-all better than
$50 horses, and host of others; more remotely
to Dexter, goldsmith Maid, Flora Temple ami
others of Messenger blood
Vermont horses, by indiseriminate in and IN
breeding and sales of the best, are, as a whole.
too small boned, lack size, and are too much punch
ed up
Mambrino Patchen, in my opinion, is pre-emi-
nently calculated to overcome these defects, AMI
raise the standard of Vermont Horses to its foi-
mer repute, and is well and intensely bred as g.
insure a most perfect uniformity of stock Of HIGH
grade and desirable quality-in fact is naturally
m first alas hnr.a nd Oh
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Addison County.

-Vergennes has "dollar store Just
opened in the Stone Block.
Gerard Holcomb has been appointed
postmaster at Panton, vice, Elisha Dolan
who failed to bond
The present term of Bristol Acade-
my closes this week Friday. The vacation
will be extended to September.
"A Post Office has been established
At Larabee's Point, Shoreham, and A.
P. Cutting appointed Postmaster,
We learn that Reuben T. Samson,
Esq. is seriously i'll with the lung fever
his residence in Cornwall
"A young man named Carpenter was
run over by roller on the premises OF
Dir. j. h. Ford, of Brooksville, yester-
day morning, and seriously injured
The number of dogs in Ripton as per
the returns of the listers for 1870, is AZ,
averaging about one dog to every three
voters.
M. Nj. Patterson, of Redford, NY,
has purchased of d. r. Gage a building
lot in the north part of Bristol village,
paying therefor the sum of $1,000.
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1t is reported that ex-Collector Bal
ley is in New York city, and has been
ever since his dcialcaton became known
Earnest Renan was received with the
widest enthusiasm by the students of the
University of Paris on his reelection to
the Hebrew Professorship.
At Laconia, y. H., on Sunday morning,
ffty-three persons were baptized in the
Winnipiseogee, by Elders Smith and
Henderson, Freewill Baptists.
A clergyman in Pittsburg has been
sued for fifty pounds Pennsylvania cur
rency,' under an old law, for marrying a
minor without the consent of her parents.
The house of John Noble in Epping,
\. H., was destroyed on the Cd inst with
all the goods of Mr., n. and his SON. Loss
$4,000, insurance $4,000.
Nearly all the prisoners in the
Jail at Kokomo, Ind, escaped on Satur-
day last. A wife murderer who attempt
ed to escape was held back by another
prisoner, likewise held on charge of
murder, until help arrived.
stars-one in the constellation of the
"Corona," and the other the " Etha Ar
gus" generally marked on Astronomical
charts by the Greek letter H. have taken
fire.
The Manufacturers and Village Iii
brary of Great Falls, \. H., now contains
over five thousand Volumes TO which cv-
cry girl that works in the corporation
can have access for the trifing sum of
fifty cents per year, and all other persons
for one dollar
A farmers wife, while ON her way to
market in Allen county, Ky, last week
with bucket of butter, was attacked by
an eagle. Selling heavy club the wo-
man succeeded in dspatchng her assailan,
but not before she received some severe
wounds on the face and neck made by its
talons.
The st. John IN. b. Nems says that
the Dominion Parliamentary session of
1870 may be regarded as memorable
failure, and has been marked by unusual
and discreditable bitterness Of debate
The banking law, the Monitobah bill, and
that giving protection to the Cardinal
fisheries, are declared to have been the
only measures of public moment enacted.
A BosToNIAN MURDERED IN PHRu.-
We learn that the American in the en-.
ploy of Mr.. Charles Parker, at Callao,
who was murdered and robbed of $500
on the Chancay Railroad, proves to be
Captain Hutchings, formerly of the ship
Rose Standish,o of Boston. He was found
with three balls through his body. No
clue to the murderer has yet been obtain
cd.
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may ensue from using preparations for colorin =;
the hair charged with acetate of lead and sulphur.
You may know them by the heavy metallic sed
ment which has to be shaken up before the di,
gushing compound can be applied. The "Journal
of Chemistry" says there thirty gt Mem m N
market. There is but one dye in existence which
contains no delcterious substances, and that Is
Cridadoro's Erccisior liar Dye
which has been carefully Analysed by Profess 81
Chiffon and declared by him to contain no lead
or any other hurtful ingredient See his manu-
script certificate Mt Crstadoro's, Aston lIou-c,
New York.
Cristadoros Hair Preservative, dressing
acts like charm on tho hair after dying. Try il.
Tlnl