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E;rcuit Court.

petition by Tilcy TO declare aud enforce me-
rl.anE,s lin upon The building knDwn y the Dear
and, TO some extent, superintendent Of constr1c-
t'on. About q, 30 Nc Claimed; Deteadanta not
Eon Of the incSmetencJ OF plaip1i1r,. they have
been greatly t!a1unI1e.l. II viii be remembered
that tho quality Of the structure VAS publicly COM
@snss0 ~se egss %ss u 20 osss e y atssyaes s1essa
st1ctnres lhen made !; some of nc statements of
ing anxious to secorc the acceptance OF plans that
be had made or procured 70 be made, for the
building, rehssssnted. as an archltrctt that the
tainly nut tn exceed s.a.tpn. Hts plan vas adout-
cd, and defendants agreed to paJ him =, 800 for
NJ services aont the building !. being understood
slletaton that Til :, heing employed on tbs
quasi public building, would gain soae reputation.
To- ihs is end. also, ns Isprsssnted thai he was
tnat the carpenteting i'e not let by cuatract, but
be Performed under his immediate aupctyi-
ssooo Charged thai Tey iii liz not ~ psIa. saa.
tend the WORE, bMt hred Al agent, Ald wss 90
dnatoIy tnas his detailed drawings wfro always
under pay were Idle from HI hour To halt ttar
1t Il alao alleged that plaintiff represented that be
vas particularly familiar With the business Of '
theatre building, by reason OF which dc could 30
arrange fne Reats that the vislsoEs to the theatre
should command full view OF the STATE In car
the 6aeony hit ,hcTc vere s sIry seats s i Vice.
II ncrsong werr sitting thew rGu,f IN: :nsrtis11y
sec any performance, and thirty 80 bad that nom
tnem h ,oa uh1s ,Ehte ~ eas s1aKe eonln
t. tn. great iannFance In: such matters
- Ia august ~ The theatre a to oe elossd for
might be. 1t Is further stated that tn the gallery
are one hundred seats wlch do not command i
fair view of tho sagc and ttty from which no part
Of the stage can be SEEN aud inat these cannot be
improved unless The entire building Is taken down.
IN H1aA
John William Rynn. Ct e :: Michael Horr.qan
! dhs i T. sss ss e ssss5 g. q as:sat
Ths snaes s thss nosan oMne ye9ns
strret h snr aasrt, md ~ ao1 ~
dog upon lin. 80 thu he MAS BIT 10 'e' 1t0
,o1 Macome a1a e. 81 r John Norsott Pe
fots sn11 WhiineTa snhais4sian ~ ~ ~ ~ "
In BLOCK ), AshIand's Second Addi;ione in The The
Wiotd stTeet hetWean NOME and A.1amss a4e VI
- ~
supettoi eou'''
,. ... nH9KE PIE - DONE:
m L1ha%g IhH ene I'D ~ Rs TT Of Tnicaga Asti9n
hsoken @ Golaas bone, and alleges that On the 19th
81 apt!l, aeas, oens emplo5eu % carrier o1 tha
-vine st1eet, isaF Dlyl5ieH street Il early morn:
lug, n prosecution OF his business; the Sidewalk
was slaky, and ~ he stepped, It gave way 80 thRt
he fell and the injury Nas produeesI
HOO DEALER IN DIFFICULTY.
May Ann AaGE =. Oliver Huxg: This i . pro.
ceeu!ne lot aScfce. instHlteh upon complaint OF
cIGcf1J and tnaf Tue de1end2nt 1as been guilty Of
hshlf1al dr1nkeunesa md extreme and repeated
cruelty, 0n the etn Of March, 1872 she applied
iar TO those now and under thaf aud co1las-
siat prosesulngs. AGSeisef mas erheinseo Or ne
1E4sn-to eStaSe, M4ta $!o'eI - SE11t!su EonFcy>
GndcI tals authority, ysmes ota sold s J., to one
Geoige Gi55 Lots 70 y. ana - e u. W
, 1870-06-22

claim rests necessarily, almost exclusively,
upon the statements of Jaqueas himself,
though, Senator Harlan vouches fozthis re-
spectskity, and fdr By. Eessoity. ~, !.
, 1870-06-22

at Mr. I.inct1ln's reouest. and than con-
clnded to 1et7,,n to his rsp piment He VS.
ite2 Eashin,t,n md nresentcd his account
.:f,r sarv;;oa. .,5 ,5;sh7,r.ema,,s Tbo b;,1
40 ~ sc 20 T1o chnrni..1 e~nasri;monts 1T
WIS s"s ~ 1ue cetaiea1 "a ~
...a.aaad ~ sott1a tha Iii hit Jeonazs
s5;Ss- fst. - .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ not1da.,--
!" 10y - e = ~ 80 80, 49, ~. :. ~
me ~ .1Ae u4e WI "; W. - -..::.-os "a 49, ~
u1u e's te'tne' 10 ,osu. Ate1s sNo
,es'aene "as as n. tal. n I, 80 ~
:anoot LUIS i'i1e ~ eaus.nef wa .D'u' ~
ne mai1led at Qufnc5, Ill., anu ne "ent
there to perform the ceremony. he made
.o,ne say in the West, and, before here
e y he asnt hs so1a sasspen 81 ns he
, 1870-06-22
United States District Court.

TT II N ADHIHIIIY+
Samuel i. Alexander '. Steamer Nuuoueahel1
Case heard. The steamer was seized on q Hbel
nIed y lflselant on the 18th Of January, 1868 She
was sultl under decree cntercd In this court, ami
the proceeds we're p1fL Ill. Sailors claims Eer.
paid, and BALANCE OF alont 81 800 was left In the
registry. Material men llel Claims against the
proceeds, as also did one Mccabe. who claims
about for services ~ Master. On the mart Of
the material men 1t Was urged that McCahe was o
part owner, which Is denied Ivy counsel for
McCabe-
N BAEKkCPTCT.
rTQettding Dfsmissed.--Henry Remington, Of
Chicago.
, 1870-06-22
THE LAW COURTS.
=
-. FA
RiEhB oEa Divorced WIFE,
!; Any Asain>
|; dorscrs. M; q:
The Dearborn Theatre-How It WSs
Observation-Disclosures Seats
j. y. Kelly Found Guilty and
Rcmuudcd for Sentence4--

Ki1HTS OF DifURtSp WIFE. u, :
action nj ecctrncnt n recover nossess,or Of lot
- oa,,s - TFsa,s.; T<.T.s tsfa-i aG,,s t,1,s
., .~s.s.ss. 80 ~ -a,etsss 80
44Lel tAS <t1H " oStopt!, 3oo'. Luz pleMtts1 "aa
owned, ~ IN estie La fee, By ElIas D. Reed, who
occupied the same as his homestead theitetsudAn&,
Fjdeiin be4ne bts vtfr- AMI rrsi,Inu witS bn nj,
thc nremisea H. A1a anil snnsit,tnV % al al
Eiiss Il Rrstf Rts vtfe .n.f ~: ot,,tt aanshtcr
III thE fath iof5 .ts5 1aSes1af,r AZ.
hIb1ted her Bill, hi tne Ienry CountF Circuit
SaTcs on chsf5e :! adntaqT ka ass es 5es 81
at the October term. aud On the Sth of 0,tnher.
cnti q II" theamos3,cfs ana tsoo a,imeaf' Aims 4 ne
tine Of Ming the pIli defeudant was tn Possession
Of the premises, aud she 50 continued Il possss-
onent tn ths Jecne n I1ITnrsfs EIIas h Rccd en-.
TeTe1l thc nren1ises 10 ia q ,eed Who ionveys,1 @
possassIoa uhdef ts aeI II sna Ss. 81
and this ID the only defence interposed = -
: IND Eeuii fhonsht Us dezsae5 - Up was ina.Ie
SEEMS nia III st sstsTa s Il
out Of the Renera estate anI vested In tbe nam
of tho fanf}7hc wife cannot ha 1ttrasra.S ~ re-
ed ana dAtFnoTledsed 81 aer In tie t manner t,oIut-
I'd out by Inc atat,sfe In this cs*e the yItfe ~
uuired her homestead nghf IN the properly, aud.
as ho 81 ee
w me hna cafe ne sn "a a1 III thus
HGNn n f1FffR
decree awars aiinony to be paEt1 bT t71e huSi,and
htt thtrn h 40 cvitlecs that fty ygas 1tanteT Il q,
he in lien N t f1r,,eEtpsd rtshf eye., II ti,sre
WINK! f,nyn teen st1sctiye ff1r fI,nr m11nnse
Fndna for ,iefen,isnf, 80. A'f
WgsHpY avsINsr y1posszns
Eatonu, Hant, nf fMtn,arrs.. AiSr;cd uo,.h
T1s " Az an action m ,n1nEtf raat 70 "a ~ an
hasf ~ Sc s ara 4,aTma ae.,nar ~ - As ~;
siGnt ~ aaa e,t. 4rr f,1e5vs. go ncndas, y
no gnT.411nr con1t ma n,Gre n 10 "
tG nn. nat I ,1 n t,o =. - *, tT uiv4xo.
Healu see4 lHal uele e4sssu u sa.s ~ 2atm oI
a. =; ~ H. t,n ,,t l9 Ausas. oens unable
- tssL ii. iust Ia ts LEY sa win
ne,, unats Ior nt cs On t9s daaT ~
s;, .eenT. VasI sa-an =, d " a. nal anu
s!E.lloI{ ah.esn ~ FuuVtss IAeiI papet y -ha e4-
lsnt. AZ e1SeuseM tAs Autka. ana Lacss a{e thcy
tnat ale ID sult. !Ee nfm EeofRanizeu 4n1er me
t'tie OF balnum, Mason 4: Co, anI having
ngugnt new go*ls, sncy HetG aRM1 unaele
Iass Anu MEie pns Mto e
4ais Eass Hss Ile9 uullnk tls: present tcfms anu
tE!olcL IcuAeIG4 loI P!atotu. Ao0on 1of neH.
tI'al was male. argued, aud now :oyerEuled-
Jndgmeat Has Meseuhon rendered against DC
ttn1ant 1Or I,51a55. The Court {Bl0H9C :t] decd-
ca as folloEs. :.
this ~ case WheEr ME. booth IS sued a en-
nofser OF PsoluissarJ note, made y tns urn ol
l!arnun. Mason Go. lie pleads tlaf Barlum,
Mason = Co. mare been thrown lhto bankruptcy,
, 1870-06-22

Aletter from Owatonna, Juno c1G, says I
~ ,Iho crope, 80 far as-I have been 4Rble TO-
lean. are in e1eells1t condition: The recent
RAND kaTe;bsezi Saoad6 d61fnt hoag to corn and
Tcnthe4 vilI:nut theee crops ahead sescr4li
W1gln. y7nIs sd cl:::s &. y kinda 7ze look,
, 1870-06-22

Hamilton, regular. .est
! D.........M
IPenberton E.-......I3
~ 0r
S1%sts&
Swift River. liz
lStar Hills Inch. 81
1" SAf1ch,,,,N
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The EUREKA SESrISEL.-We welcome
our nearest neigbor-the new paper,
under the above caption, initial number
of which appears under date Eureka,
July 10th. II is n handsome sheet, TO
be published weekly. by skillman & Co.
The Sentinel is a good card for the push
ing little burg, and We hope it will be
literally supported. Following is its
advertisement of tho town;
Eureka is in Lander county, Nevada,
eighty-four miles south of Palisade on
the Central Pacific Railroad-eighty
miles east of Austin and forty miles
west of Hamilton. 1t is the center of
an extensive mining section and is pro-
ducing more bullion than any place in
the United States. The base and free
ores in the vicinity are inexhaustible and
easily worked, showing larger results
than the ores of any other district yet
discovered. The town has one thou
sand inhabitants and has been settled
eight months.
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'Spalding's Glue no w~ell-reeulated
family will be without 1t.
DWELLING HousE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this ONCE.
Go TO A. BRows's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and LIQUORS In the
market, at Wholesale and retail. .
FoR A L SHAVE, and good work in
the ~tonsorial line, go to H~uDsox's, Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
to any officer Of the company. .
PANIc-STRrcK BEAurr.--It is a terrible
shock to q charming w~oman-indeed, 10 any vo-
man--to hnd that her teeth are : beginning to
60 Never will any human being who uses the
fragrant sozodont make that discovery.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the PostofHce.
ureenbacks bought and sold. Postofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and W in
tho United States.
Fl. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
and Smokers articles, which no offers 10 the
trade at greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner. .
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rentted and elegantly furnished tb~rousbout
and is NOW one of the handsomest establishments
OF the kind In the city. as 1t has been for a long
time the most popular, on account of tia low
rates Of charges and we'll furnish tables. Cali
and get an excellent meal for 80 cents. >
THE CONFESSION OF AN INvALrD.--Pub-
lished for the benefit OF Young Men, and others.
VINO suuer from nervous debility, ETC., supply.
ing the means Of s~elf-cure. Written by one who
has euseo himself, and sent free Of charge. on
receivinsa postpaid directed enyelop. Address,
through p~ostofhce only, J~oSArHAs y. Coop, san
Francisco. Cal. .
USED Up.-EssAYs PoR YouSe Mrs.-
the enervated and used up, who have lost their
youthful energy. ambition and bodily yigor. In
me pursuit OF SOCIAL P~LRAsuRE-with words Of
cheer, aud sanitary aid for the seemingly hone,
less. sent free. In sealed envelope. Kddres,
Pennsylvania.
EPIcUREs, ATTENTION. - Bruno A
Melich, of the Fashion Chop-house, Sherman
town. take pleasure in informing their friend
the way from the Bay a fine variety Of game an
other luxurics Of the season. They have Duck
Chickens. Turkeys and Geese. which must /
eaten. Come, everybody, to the funeral. .
WHAT Is HEADAcHE?-In nine case
out OF ten. the source OF headache is not In Il
brain. but in tho stomach. Indigestion is II
most frequent cause. The digestive organs b
ing disordered, they derange the action of II
liver, the bowels, the kidneys, and the nerve
and the whole secretiye and excretive machinel
being. as II were, thrown out Of gear. the brai
suffers. Restore the natural tone Of the stomac
and bowels with q few doses OF Tarrant's Ene
gescert scltzor Aperient, and headache arisin
from this cause IA at once arrested. This d.
lightful preparation H. tho best remedy ft
chronic and periodical headache at preseI
Known. and absolutely invaluable Is q stomach
and gentle cathsFtic. Sold by ell Drasgisis.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
Tuesday, yuly 1e. 1870
1Nr WAR IN EUROPE.

The news by Telegraph this morning
is very interesting. though no clash Of
physical arms has yet occurred. The
sentiment of the public-through the
Press-begins to be seen. England
looks with green eyes at the situation OF
her ancient enemy and finds nothing in
the course of Napoleon to commend.
Mons. Theirs shows a bad spirit. The
outs-the Lefts-in France are a puny
lot of maIcontents, anyhow; and We be-
lieve Napoleon will conquer them while
planting his lines permanently on the
Rhine. Rochefort out of Jail is only
wanting to make the Left a arst-elass
burlesauc.
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LETTER FROM PIucHf.


PIocHE CRY, July Is, 1870.
FRIEND FORBES: Since my last visit to
this place the town has improved greatly
in appearance. The canvass houses
have been removed and good substantial
wooden structures erected in their place,
giving tho place a much better appear
anee, and at this time there are quite a
number of buildings under way, and the
ring of the hammer and the sound Of the
saw may be heard at oil times. The
stores present a busy appearance, and
all the branches of trade are in the hands
Of good enterprising men. Water is now
delivered from springs six miles west of
town, hauled in large tanks, by heavy
teams, and discharged from them into q
large distributing tank, near the center
of town, and from this delivered to u 8
toners by one-horse carts. This has
grown into a very extensive business,
and owned and conducted by Van VIE &
Lyons, formerly Of S~hermantown. The
main street has been cleared of rocks,
and, altogether, it is a neat, substantial
and busy little town, wearing an mir Of
permanence and stability hat very few
mining towns present at its age. Town
lots are ranging in price from $500 to
81, 600, according TO locality, and chang
ing hands quite briskly. Lumber Ia sell
ing at present from $50 to $40, with an
upward tendency. People are arriving
here from all parts Of the country, 10
stake their venture upon the Ely District,
and there will be q large influx of miners
and money men here before Winter, as
this District and also the surrounding
country is known to be extraordinarily
rich in minerals. The improvements in
town have only kept pace with the de.
velopments of the mines. The Meadow
Valley Company's workings are being
carried steadily down, and extending in
all directions from the tunnel. The ex
element consequent upon the dispute
with Challenge has subsidized, and wiser
counsels have prevailed, and the Law
steps in to decide the titlein the way tina
it should have been done in the first in
stance. The Burke mine is being steadil,
worked, producing a large AMOUNT o
frst-class milling ore, which is beinI
hauled to Ely & Raymond's mill and re
duced. The American Flag mine is looi
ing well and being opened in a good an
systematic shape and turning out goo
ore. The Creole is being worked b
|. parties holding lease, and opening splet
didly; it shows at 60 feet a fine body
good milling ore. The Vermilion, owne
by the same parties, Is looking better tina
before, and producing good milling or
The Bowery mine has been sold
. parties from San Francisco on cond
tons. This mine has been worked stea,
lily since May last. The shaft is dow
: about 20 feet and a large amount of OF
on the dump. and showing, nearly Il
, whole depth. a good body of ore, an
promises to be one of the foremo
mines in the district. Phoebe No.
adjoining the Meadow Valley Company
mines npon the Fast. has been opens
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, July Is.
The grain markets here continue
greatly excited. Wheat opened this
morning at 81. 33-an advance of 8 cts.
over the closing prices Saturday.
The heated term continues. Several
deaths from the effect of heat yesterday.
California white wheat opened, in
Liverpool, this morning, u shillings in
advance of Saturdays close.
A freight train on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad ran into q %culvert, yesterday,
near Hays City, Kansas. N. J. Rey-
nolds, engineer, and Seth Williams, fire.
man, killed, and c. Palmer, conductor,
and Thos. Gaffey, brakeman, dangerously
wounded. Engine and several cars de-
molished
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TELE GRAPH!
srss!,i !, Tie ws,.. Pine DAILY !'sw,.
SECOND DISPATCH!
The War i'm Europe.
NEWS.

NEW YORK, July Is.
In the Corps Legislatif, according to
English accounts, the Left refused to
join in the shouts of the majority. When
the majority voted an extra war credit Of
500, 600, 900 francs, the Left again sat
silent.
Theirs, after declaring his love of
Country, and patriotic determination,
when war should be declared, to grant to
the Government the means Of conquer.
ing it, said: Our duty is to reflect; the
resolution you have just adopted is the
death of thousands of men; one instant l
beseech, to reflect; bethink you of the 8th
of May, 1866! You refused then to hear
me, when l sought to show you what was
about to happen. Let that recollection
persuade you to listen now. The prin-
cipal demand of the Government has
been conceded. Conscience tells me l
fulfll a duty, in resisting the imprudent
passions and representing soberly tho
Country's interest. Ia this a time for
you to break the peace on q mere ques-
ton of punctiliousness? You are she'd
ing torrents of blood for q question of
form. If l had the honor to govern my
Country, l should have wished to give it
time for reflection; and on reflection l
regard this war as an imprudence; and
its reason as ill-chosen. After the dis
patches upon which the declaration Of
war vas made had been repeatedly de-
manded, and after the refusal, Olivier
said: Il will read two dispatches; but not
the signatures, for our agents would be
sent away
He then read a part of one dispatch,
confirming the refusal of King William
to receive the French Ambassador, and
his dispatches from French agents
abroad, giving the substance Of Bis
marck's circular. The circular itself NJ.
Olivier did not pretend to produce
He concluded by saying: We go to war
with a light heart and confident; and in
our army we will tell the whole truth;
what we could not endure was a commu-
nication to all Europe of the rejection of
u Ambassador-all the more signih-
cant because done in the most courteous
terms
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
ADDITIONAL.

Theirs replied to Olivier: It Ia owing
to a blunder that we are at war with
Prussia. She ought TO have been
attacked when she desired to unite the
German States. Then, a war would
have been sustained. l claim that Sa-
dowa was the time. Prussia has also
committed a great fault, in negotiating
with Spain. Yet, Prussia wished peace;
and WI have war. If we had time still
to require the renouncing of the Hohen-
Zollern candidature, I should still be
with you. You had not only obtained
your result; you had both the form and
substance; yet you say Prussia has not
yielded in form, and we have been
insulted. Public opinion will turn
against US. The journals Of Europe
will turn against us. Prussia would
never have resumed this candidature.
II would have been madness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

FoR MINING RECORDER The election
is the goth. 1t seems, by present lights,
that L. P. Tenney is going to walk over
the track. Persons wishing to offer
amendments of the laws ought to be
preparing the changes. If that decision
of the Supreme Court should not come
in time, it will be we'll TO adjourn the
annual meeting for n or two weeks, in
hope Of getting the d~ecision-as We are
told il is likely to come this Summer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

The BrRRo MINES, in Arizona, are a
private speculation, in tho interest Of a
sharp San Francisco speculator. We
notice that mention of the extravaganza
yields gets into unsuspecting newspa-
pers. The mines are q blk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

Coon OnE.-Two tuns Of ore from the
Robinson mine, near the Trench, were
sold, yesterday, at $3.50 the tun, to a
party who has the privilege Of twenty
tuns additional at the same figure. The
ore is to be shipped by San Francisco to
Swansea, as an experiment. We under
stand it assays up to about 5000 the tun,
and an abundance can be taken ont if
marketable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINulON, July 10.
All tine North German steamship lines
here have ceased running. Our foreign
mails are stopped in Baltimore aud New
York. The Postmaster. General is en-
gagged in effecting a temporary arrange
ment with the Cunard and Inman lines
of steamers to carry our mails. Several
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

San francesca CoRREsPoSDEScE, on
LIST page, will be found interesting. We
hope the operators in base bullion will
take q hint and come mp to the require
ments Of the times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

American parties have put in PROPOSE
tions to carry the mails in vessels under
our flag. This will receive proper con-
sideration at once. In the meantime,
it is thought certain our mails will be
carried by English vessels.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

The MANHATTAN MILL has been leased
by Gov. Blasdel to Chas. s. Coover-
one of the very best amalgamators and
mill managers in the State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
Afw 0u-lay.


rs HEREBY GIyEN THAT THE BOARD OF
1ann.r observation-disclosures Of White Pine county
will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Gus Of
said county, on SATURDAY; August -, ls,e, At
u o'clock m, the following-descrieed properly - ;,
to wit; Lots 2 and ,, in bloeR ~ M ~ Il Connty
uospitai togsther with said Hospital Building.
~ oraer III D IL. NJ. EDDY. Clerk.
iiasitt,on ", Iulv I'd. 1870. jy19-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

PuBLIc DOCUMENTS We acknowledge
receipt of a wagon-load Of useful books,
under frank of Congressman Fitch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
Dissolution Notice.

rVHE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRE Ea-
L ISTING between j. ". STOUT anu ): .;
ALLEN has bocn this day dissolved by mutual
]. =. ALLEN.
Hamilton, New. July /. $50.
The business viii be continued at the old
stand. by STOUT h oRONART. who VIII se'tie
I. W. STOUT,
jy1o-2ws Z. II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

Fifty-two persons were killed in the
United States by the explosion of kero-
acne in 1869.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

CORRESPONDENT Mining Engineer
and r. H. T. We have laid away till we
have time to examine, after returning
from Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
NeW To-1au.
Liberty Hose Co. No. l..

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
N above.named Company will be ASA
held In the City Hall THIS Tuesday, 49,
EVENING, at 8 o'clock, sharp. A full &A
attendance is requested.
By order. DENNIS DAILY, Foreman.
Ed. KIEsELE, Acting Secretary. jyl9-1t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19

DEoDoRIzrSG WORKS are wanted at the
Chinese laundry on Hamilton street.