The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-30

wife. c. Argus and mother, F. F. Folger.
T. T. Foleer, Jr., Miss NJ. L. Coon II.
Coon, Charles Coon. Frank Cook, II: I.
Coon Il wife, IL. Beckwith. Mrs. Mary
c. Ainsworth, Miss Z. w. Goodwin, g.
l.. Beaver, Adolph Maillard, Mrs. Whit
ney, Mrs. Delano.
A box of mammoth cherries, grown in
Fruit Vale. of the Royal Ann variety,
was sent East to-day. Many of them
are 3% inches il eircumterance-none
less than 3.
The sale of real estate, comprising the
old Willows property at the Mission,
now filled up to the grade, WIS held to-
dav, by auction. 1t was a great success.
The bidding was spirited and prices
satisfactory.
The case of Doctress Howard, charged
with murder, by procuring abortion on
Mary c. johnson. WAS partly heard IN
the Police Court to-day, and continued
to Friday.
The Mayor, Common Council, and
other city officers of Vallejo. will join IN
the celebration of the 4th OF July IN this
city also, those OF Oakland.
The material of the old Times office
has been sold 10y The Alta, to go to Port.
land for n new daily paper. to be edited
by DR.. Albert A. Ames, present local
editor of The Alta.
The report that the Oriental Insurance
Company of this city will increase us
capital. and continue business under the
presidency OF jacob Deeth, Is incorrect.
It will be wound up as soon as possible,
Mr.. Deeth only accepting the presidency
for that purpose. II is reported that 1t
will pay 60 to IS cents on the dollar to
stockholders. A committee has been
appointed to ascertain the amount of al
legged defaleations in the Office, and de
eide whether to commence criminal
prosecution or not.
Five vessels are engaged to load wheat
for England. all Mt Vallejo. The first Is
the Northumbra, which is already load
ing; and the Jane Sprott and Congress
towed up this evening. Indications are
TINT all the grain crop this season, ex-
ported from points on the California Pa.
ciic Railroad and n%orthwards, will be
loaded at Vallejo for Europe direct, and
onr local s%torehouse men will feel the
effect in their business very materially.
The Board of Supervisors, ut n special
meeting to-day. rejected all bids for hos
pital and aims house supplies for incor-
reetness in estimates, and ordered the
Clerk to advertise for new ones.
A steamer. supposed to be the Consti-
tuition from Panama, passed San Pedro
Mt IL n. m. yesterday. steering north. If
n. = - Ill - . ,.4pt h-fara
morning as she is not yet te~legraphed,
and orders now are not to come in after 10
p. m, but to slow down and remain out
side.
George Lynde, aged 10 years, son of
G. l.. Lvnde, Fruitvalr, was shot through
the breast, and mortally wounded, with
n Spencer rifle. yesterday. by n boy from
this city. while playing robbers in his
fathers barn. The boy. whose careless
ness caused the tragedy, ran away as
soon as he saw what he had done. The
father was shot by the same rifle u year
or two since, and crippled for life.
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Morning Board.
Hidden Treasure-ij5 shares. $6A; 7, b.
40: Ga, b. 30.
shares. SOC. b.aO; rs; 10. rs. b.oo.
NoondHy-5l0 shares. 49,. b. ~.
Silver WAve-3O0 shares. IS.
shares, at SIS.
Yellow Jacket-S45 shar,s. $50; 3sL; 36h. s, co;
35I, &. 90.
Sierra Ntvada-202 shares. $40. b. 3; %; 10.
s savage 1225 shares, s37. s. 80: ~; 43H 431.
Hale 4 NnrcrosR 81 shares. 500; 81; 90, b. 80.
Crown Pnint-50 shares. say; ca, b. 10.
o. la0 shtres. S294.
81 shares, $50.
Imperial-60 shares. s33i 321S.
Amador-35 shares, s2l7k. 900.
Golden Chariot-2 shares II.
Ophir-220 shares. Sl2: 124.
Gould 4 Curry-10s shares, sG2; co, 8. 80; co.
Oc~cidenial-31 shares. So.
shares s7A:TA.
shares, $40.