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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
THE Gram SUPPLY.

Commercial circles and market reviews
have been discussing. for some days, the
probabilities of the grain market-in
view of late telegraph accounts from En-
rope. On the 9TH. the report came that
continental buyers cleared the Liverpool
breadstnffs market in a few minutes
ahead Of cable quotations. Thereupon
something like a panic seizedthe English
buyers. and within ten mute they
contracted for upwards Of two hundred
thousand bushels Of wheat and could
not fill orders for flour for immediate
shipment.
1t seems that France. instead of being
an exporter of wheat or -four, this year
as usual. is ordering largely in Liverpool.
The crop is short in England. Nar N
Eastern Europe is imminent; and the
note Of war in the old Country always
presages a scarcity All consequent adj
vance in prices Of breadstufs. The Car
is considered nov the ally Of the Egyp-
tan Yiceroy. aud the Western and North
ern Powers can not but take their his
torie position as protectors of the Turk
the Sick Man of the Crimean struggle.
Under these lights. the commercial
columns Of the San Francisco papers
take up the case; and the general con-
cesslon is that California viii have lis
first signal relief from the long strain Of
hard times. in the opening. in this man
ner, Of = ready market. Al high rates. for
-four and grain. California -four and
wheat command always the from; rank
in Liverpool and New York; and the
crop IS now Acknowledged god for at
least an average yield. With al additional
acreage over any preceding year. IN
years Of plenty. With 8 long peace and
a calm world for the market. the de-
mAnd in san EEanciseo has been for some
years 50 sluggish As 70 throw a large
share Of the crop into the hands Of COM
b~inatons. and the local spectators have
had the advantage Of the farmers. That
has been the argument usei by some
writers On the subjec; Of farming to
persuade the California farmers to dis
continue the common practice of putting
the bulk Of their farms 70 wheat HE
advice for two OF three ye4rs has been.
10 give more attention and more acres a
mixed crops; thus TO avoid. = some ex-
tent, the great hardship q being thrown
into the market on the mercy of the
jobbers. IN order 10 realize. to make Tar-
chase Of articles which might BE pro
daoei 81 home. The advice Is Eood.
4nyhow-foT the rressu: &s i Il eome
ont as favorably fer the farmer IS Is ar
hcipated. Is only An exceptional oSss
and VII BE- likely 10 iniace an extensive
OVERRIDING Of the wheAs production az
ether year.
MeAnahils. re can not but Teioioe 81
the prospec; TIA: the Il Vla3 Ehieh
brings chill and cramps 10 the European
market VII blow good to the American
farming interest. and thereby relieve tbs
general ooarse Of trade N this Country
from TIE long. tedious embarrassment i
: suffering frun- The Hha-i zni oarn
Of Iowa. Indiana Il51ois and
Wisconsin. were reported yesterday a,
.za In most cher States it promises
average yiei With fun crops AZ
advanced figures for he whsle. II tbs
On boih sides q n. Nesa1A I'll
feel something Of tie relief promised
those cAasas
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
A scHrsr TO PAY OFF THE MATlOnA. sssr.

A san Francisco genius has planned a
scheme for the sudden wiping out of the
national debt. which deserves an airing,
at least. He has addressed 70 President
Grant and Congress an explanation Of
the details. and furnishes a copy of the
correspondence to The Alta. Evidently
he Is in earnest. and We copy the outline
of the plan from his communication:
His Exoellency. the President Of the United
SiAfss. the Honorable the members q the ~
ecaf7xe Couueil. the members Of the senate;
the members e the HonSe Of Representatives,
and ths people e the United States.
The Country Is depnesssd by an enormous debt
and heavy taxation Even at the present rate If
reduction il vii take ten y twelve yeArs % psy
the debt q. and meanwhile the Country suders.
II Is within the bounds u possibility 10 pay Of
cur debt and rlease the Country fnomiis pressnt
deureSSai state by the Close u the present Ad-
m~inisfasion IN ISIS.
To This end / respectfully submit fhe following
scheme for your consideration. having far lis
Object.
Frss-The immediate payment Of our national
deht Il u1e sSeep.
Saoona-Tha consequent induction q taxation.
Thini-The restoration q cur mene4niile navy
and re Instruction Of cur oammereiA nl4tions
with a. nations
n - - -
trade and manufacturing Interests
futh-A general nrruD Il national prosperity
sCHEsE-
That the present. CanEress. before its rising
pass IN Ac; authorizing = Grand International
4 GIFT Exhibition. On a sale Of magnitude and
splsnaar that ull transcend anything q the
ktd that has ever taken place.
saoh Exhihsfiaa 10 b heli in sam6 central
city in Gh~ Vnissa S.z.&- during the last yazr q
the rneSnt Presidents term q one. lS72-A
That nns thousand uillzaa i5Cke4S. 81 g Zach.
gold oain. D. issaed i~grexuhacks T. b reoeived
81 par xzlue that each ticket euflfle the holder
10 vislt the Exhibition fve times
Thai TIE sun u to thousand million dollars
b ~ apart 8 afis 70 Tia holders Z tickets,
such gifts 70 rznga frCm one hnnarea dollars mp
TO ten million dollars
That cut q liz remaining ind TIE national
debt y paid.
The author then goes on 10 say that
the remainder Of the money shove ex-
Penses And the ~caneeling Of the debt
should be appropriated TO the erection Of
anaiional capiilo at some central point.
This last VIC consider a bad stroke-as
calculated to enlist against the adoption
Of the scheme a large and influential
portion Of the community For the
main scheme. we certainly think il FEAST
Die. and for that reason admirable. The
oniy senous Objection to lie against i IS
for It's immoral influence on the oommu-
nifty. hat what Is that in the balance
against the zeAr and tear Of an oppras-
sive, lanc-stAniing deb;? By al means.
let n have the lottery, and somebody
vii draw the prize and al viii ind
relief q the ziping oai Of the bonds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM Los ANGELES.

Los ASsELE June q.
TIE san B~arnAuilno GzArdiAn Ill be
appointed ihe hnszai PAPER for >an
BeuuAriiu1 calrfy.
Fix Massey all Il brought before
The grand 5sFy On the charss of being
implicated Z the r-ceuf wholesale
poisoning czse ST tie Bella Uuiou Hotel.
Bne Investigation rssllieilu laeziaz the
psaa IL ths aub aul chicken served =
tahls. The statamsntSuziz bv MasSak.
and Published IL TIE Szn FrRnaSo
Chnauirie Z the lsfh. relative 70 the
E2uaer q cooking. are denied. - dis
urri ELECTS uzre shown IN The AEh and
q ID othar raastal neat " chAn- 4
c1eEn- utensils Was made Previous 70
th= o1zlSu1- a1l m silnilaf results hsi
before occurred Tie facts z35ucas are
c1nslaSive eeEleuoa q poison Mas
statement couisui-i th4t the I'M
Vuon = pos1 II foai re>alfal
from the peculiar SILK q eaoy E1gpi-
Cd a. TIE kusel
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
The sao1sER-s-Ax eg.snox asalx.

The Country Ezs IL SaDs tine AZ
lated Re al remember. III Eeezsano1s
q nsreasn braaeht against President
Grant. He Us charged With having
given plAees & Pabie uus1 . family
connections. TIE Dents have been =
great a curse Il hin Is fks Toz3s Eers
. President L1ooln. I 49, shown
however. anis- zzch talk CT 81 s5&
that Grant bsd 81 appointed any q the
Denis = r-Als- Position that Gaare "
E4s the appoints q Andrew johnson.
and that the Mississippi Dent resolved
10 support from TIE President. sid az
equally Satisfactory quiesus vas paiupoa
each q TIE otAs. aae1zzaons q family
fAvontlSm.
The San Frznlsso Spirit Of the Times
nov comes ss&n with 3 charge = family
fzvontism- II says George ". Dent ;
delegate 10 the Convention xhieh noui-
mated Seymour. 4srebel during the Wal
and q symp4thissr With The Lost Cau@
nov, Is by appointment 10 take e5aoi
gEly Isl. anp1lssE ii ihs San Frandsao
eastomhszse- Tas writer dsplors such
appointments and ne quote some q his
rezsons-premi21e hat the appoint
nent Is rot II on opluiSn, one I, 10 Be
made.
This nzn neFsr did o1s moments
EoFk fer the cause q his Cozzify and
for the szkeof tn Uuon. dllInE the Ezr.
e1L On the contrary. E4s a-lust Il be
never did = seconds Eosk sor Grant And
TIE Administrative IL this State. and l.
i Sut here BY Grant % bod o&e over
men sho Eers LOYAL snd tue 10 the
Country. and VIE dbl labor 70 save fAis
state foT the Adninls-zfla-- Daui taxes
Office on she Isl 4 July next. and zhau
he does Do - hundreds q R~epzbEszns
VII abandon a party thai thas zbAnd0ls
them. Can The APPEAL ln8orss this 4u-
polniuenis Does It DO sos Does the
Republican Pres Of thu State iu5arsz IL
becacss neGt : the ~broihar-in-asz q The
President. does thai make any dzereuees
Ne say no; shat says the Press: TAX
Of eemsnnng the RepaeheA1 Party. xheu
such things are permitted, the idea j
prePosierous, and viii he treated with
seorn and contempt by men who have
Z moral courage to resent such an insult
10 their manhood and Independence.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM CITY.

T1zszEzk err. June =.
Fixs hundred and thirty ians q are =
beng shipped daily from here and God
a III Virgins and Tfa1kse Rail
rad 20 nils On Carsau uvsr.
Bowers mansion. Mashoe EsHex. has
ben converted into 8 paee = pubic re-
s1rt and nas open far visitors.
Al extensive lead silver and salf-
hezu1s quartz was recently discovered
extending firm the had q Long Raxiae.
daEn through Silver CITY. In Sunne
Valley the ledge Is Is feei zi8e. asszyiuz
Sllpo Per TIN IN gold and silver.
sea. fafs1 & Go. sa- tonight :
bars 4 bullion. vaael Il 1866.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM MONTANA.

HELENA June Il.
company has hesn formed in this
city = bnne water from the lake. ahaat
p niles distant from the city. S8.0 Goo
has been subscribed towards the Object
The ditch i 70 contain ahout 2.ea8
inches q water The preliminary SUI
vey q Eork On TIE ditch all b cen
meucei st nee Il sil pass through
and redeem some 4 tie richest mining
ground n TIE Territory and greatly
benefit the city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
Board.

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON. June 81.
The steamer Hamlet arrived from the
Upper San Joaquin. bringing 40 tuns
DsN wheat
On The 18th inst > water spout burst
in Los BAnos Canyon. about 100 miles
south q here. A large volume Of water
rushed down the gaieh with fearful We
loeiiy- destroying s large stone dam and
upTootng tres
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

The other day, according to The New
York Bulletin, a Fenian private soldier,
IN fan uniform. and surmonnted by an
expressive green plume. entsIed the
Office Of the British Consul and INQUIRED
for Mr.. Archibald The guardian Of the
interests Of Great Britain in New York
being absent. the representative Of Ire
land was informed that Mr.. Edwards,
the Nce-Consnl. was present. The war
MOI then observed: L have TO inform
You, sir, as the immediate representative
Of the British interests in this city. Thar
for every one of my captured country
mems lives that shall be taken in Canada
the lives Of ten British subjects shall an.
swer in the United States. Having said
which, the Fenian took his leave.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM YREKA.

YEEKA. June 20.
team attached 70 the Northern stage.
While crossing the bridge near the one
con State line, this morning. ran suav.
upseitzns ihs stage. throwing the driver
70 tie ground with such severity a. to
cz1se q d~islocahon 4 the ankle. The
Passengers Eere Walking at the time,
consequently escaped injury.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM UTAH.

CoRTSNE. June u.
Denver adxices say the Denver Pacific
Railroad viii be formally opened for
business on the Path inst. TIE track is
non laid 10 the suburbs q Denver CITY.
and Slthln tEo miles q the depot. Peo-
PIE fnom AZ parts Of the country are
Hooking - Denver 10 be present at the
celebration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

TREAsUBE-The Exc osSoe Of Wells.
Fargo 4 Co. received the following
amounts Of fne bullion during tbs pASi
three DAYS: From White Pine. 50 SO.
firm Idaho, S6.i8. and from Cope.
Si.563, total SSo.65l. During the same
period the forwarding horses of this
place received and shipped over lo0, 90
pounds Of base buliio1--Efo I'D.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

MYSTEET N LxssES.-A traveller Who
passed over the Old Hat Creek rozi. II
Lassen county. a few DAYS ago. while
near Pine Greek, discovered some new
IL dzg ground near the road. which
proved 70 b the CRATE Of Ann HInkis.
who died September .. ls53. Across
the head-boArd the parties Who had dug
the grave had written these words. She
Is here. szre.' Wko fheT were thAt Il
Aminsi the grave zf,sr s lapse az seven
teen years. and VIA, could be their OBJ
jecl Is a mySterv.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
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Morning Board.

Sserz Nsvaaa-2 shzres. So
Haae 1 NorcraSs-SS7 shsres. Al SIS, -. : 3
crrsu P0int-50 sharS- $50 9. b. J.
ChaiIzr-2ao shares. So
fmu4-al-l48 shAres -. =. I. 3 -.
nzaax--0 shAres. So. : e.,
Si4er WSvs@4a shz-as. 81. ~, , %.
Ouhzr-l-s shEn&- lzA. lAz-
Glald L Cauzz0 shzres. SO, p.
Lair Bryxn-aa shSres. Sih: Il.
HILL Treasure CouSsldzied-zH shares. &c-
YanaS 1aaeas-70 shzres. So So
Nzsaazy-7a .hzres- 81 -n-
Orsutal-An sAzras. - 50 5
Mammafh-n sEzra-.
Oraszzl Han T~rzsare-ss1 shz-es, 81 3,
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

LOOKED WKI--As a mark Of their
appreciation Of the sacreinsss Of the
trust executing. the Negroes in San Fran
cisco. when voting on the Subsidy qzss-
hon-iheir first vote approached the
bAllot-box with heads uncovered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

FoR GoyERSoR-Some Of the Repub-
lean papers in California are suggesting
that Thos- H. Selby, the present Mayor
Of San Francisco. a reasonable Demo
Graf. would be = strong candidate for
Governor Of that State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
arxrR.r. ADVERTISING AGENCY

For the convenience Of business houses in san
Francisco wishing 70 make their business known
In Eastern Nevada. we have employed the ser
vices Of MrRoy ASsEL- whs 80 D fodnd at 50
Clay street. Persons desiring 10 contract feT
subscriptions or advertising are refeued TO his
ofHce
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM OREGON.
poETLANn. June 81.

PoETLAND. June 81.
An extensive and nch quartz ledge has
been discovered in Yakima county. Wash
ington Territory.
4 number Of claims have already been
located, and work viii be commenced
Immediately.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

THRIFT, THgIFr. H1RATTOr-Aeeori-
ing 10 the Telegraph, Grove. appointed
Secretary of ST e for Utah, h j not
been dead an hour till an application
was made for the vacant Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

The GREAT USwAsHED have no good
excuse for continuing the real estate bus
mess on their hides. Miss Gregory ad-
verfertises baths. no matter hoz long
standing the case. At so cents.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
GRASS VALLEY.

Grass VALLEY. Cal. June 81.
The Eureka mine cleans up So. 600
after eleven DAYS run.
John Mcguire, saloon keeper at Ne
vada City. i notified that he has in
henied Sl2a. coo.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

Nor VERY PATRToTIc.-The Sacramento
iremen have resolved not to parade on
the 4th. hecaze y 10 citizens are al
lowed to participate in the exercises
oh, We Of little faith
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

PoLrcsrs are said to be excellent neat
for the table. and it Is claimed This diet
Will cure deafness. The Jules Hzule
must be Gu, awsy from the body as
AS possible after killing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
AGENCIES.

sxY FR4scISco-
MYR0x ANGEL. sn Clay street.
THOMAS BoYCE -. Merchants Exchange.
L. P. FISHER. Il and p. Aerchts Exch'ee.
CHICAGO
East Madison Is.
COOK. cOBURN / CO, s. Dearborn street.
NEW ORk-
HUDSn h MESEr. Times Building.
VIRGINIA JANEs AcDOSALp-
ETKO-R. r. Backs. News Depot
xUSTTg-A. N. HokS. Main 81
PTOCHE cTTF-ChArles Weiderhold.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

Ike Bateman has brought suit against
the Battle Mountain Mining Company
tEnglishl for Sl2. 500. balance due on
the purchase price of the mime linn.
holN Re9iSter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

A proposition to carry newspapers
free to all subscribers was made. in
course of the discussion Of the Thanking
bill in the Senate; but was defeated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

THK OwTHEE AVALANCHE. a capital
paper published in Silver City, Idaho,
has been compelled, by lack Of patron
ace. to reduce the size of its sheet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM MARYsvilLE.

M|NRrsvIIIE. June 81.
A blacksmith named Kelley had his
collar bone broken by the kick Of a horse
which he was shoeine at the time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

BNSKRUFICY.-Henry Van Wrinkle was
yesterday ~adjudicated bankrupt on peti.
ton Of his creditors. issue of warrant
deferred ten days.-EEtepris, 70.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

SKMRLrSs does not believe in the new
voman,s movement: the old woman's
movement is satisfactory.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FROM CARSON.


CARsoN. June n.
A Oornishman was incaacerated in the
State Prison Yesterday. lie IS sentenced
10 on years Imprisonment for chicken
stealing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

A Sacramento firm is soon to com-
mence the manufacture of fine brands Of
chewing and smoking tobacco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
Born.
Atw
FOR THE FOURTH.

IL FEDERAL. STATE, COUNTY AND
n Municipal Officers. all soelsiles; arr !
- eanfer with the undersigned. with view TO
arrangement for their proper assignment 70
nlsees in the procession. on the occasion u the
ssrprasching celebration Of I~ndependenee Day.
Far,v seton Of such badics ! requested
s7lalf GF0. ". BIRDSALL, Marshal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

a man IN Maseatine, Iowa. was fined
$3.50 and sent TO Jail seventy laws for
kissing a woman. and then whipping her
husband because he objected.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
FIREMEN, ATTENTION!

u,HF FIRE DEPARTMENT Is REQUESTED
10 hold itsaIf in readiness to parade on the
Fourth Of July. 1870. / hope that every ofheer
and member will be On hand. At the Engine
bansa. At 10 o'clock :. m in uniform.
seaati WN. NeBRIEN. Chief Engineer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

GroceTs should remember that honest
tea IS the best policy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
GOVERNOR STEPHEN MILLER

EEsnEzuS-
u~ y u Haarr H-1=1=s
M } Il ksuua1y. Mr. Frznh Tlfand.
M IN Party. Mrs. Ehsuwsnz
Mr. Nh-aa1. Mss n Hilton.
Ms -ru Nh PzfEr
Mr. sCIesfsr. Mr.. y = C Stevens.
Mrs Gro p s1ues. Nm v r rhs
M , \ DaFls. Nh Dr snaIAiuF,
~ IrzTas Mr. p + DAYTON.
M J : rsnnznf. Hi-
Mss L FreaauthNu. Nrs Ashim.
Mr. A C. Caxalx1L Mss psua.
Mr. Z Nauas. Mrs. ca n
M Fr~1 Gle. Nm AD Turner,
NJ r J TurB-T. NJ Waznsr.
" Davs3zan. Mr. Rale
Mr. J A Maeh. Mr. " Corr
M RaHenS. Nh NHrdarf.
M Z ? namock M Jsrry Lsshigh.
Mr. Wfittsman, Mr. Van WICK
Mr. II Bishop. Mss WHshi,
Mrs. GardQn. Nm Fxsrts.
M1 Tahn Chureh.
rExasuaE CRY.
Nr " Hilve-. Mr. y Il jackson.
Mr. v v hshup. Nr pr GaaafeIow,
Mr. Hzlluek- Mr. HAnchaite.
n. Newhuldt, Mss Emma Fairrhld.
Ms Cisz Forhss. Miss jennie Miller.
M ] II AHseher. Mr. Jos TYSON.
Mr. Bnl p Snell, NrsT J Nauahan.
M , 7 schaat Miss LAWransn,
M Y Andsrson, Mr. AIfx Brown.
Ms fHlfon. Mr. Hats1u,
At-AANEAN
Nrs II N~tliams1n. Mr. G~oldfhvaite,
M br1Sn Mr. T J Maupiu.
Mr. e BEflsT. Mr. n Ievan.
Mrs. sAs sWeany. Mrs c .rpeuter.
Mrs &C 1aacham.
SWANSEA.
Mrs. A sGIlmAn. Mrs Judge Walsh.
EERH2RuT.
Mrs boht kihinson, Mrs Hutchinson.
BaErvSaS pIsrE1rT
ArsN CD Cummings, Mr B~aunyheld.
Mss Poster, Mn Grsan.
At LARGE.
T ? r nimock. JAKE NAlish and B II Hereford
The vAriuns Suh-Guumifier Are husilv IN.
EAeea IN their respective duties, and the Fraru-
tive vlll publish the Programme n
ihe Day IN fall Whsl the ether Committees shall
have finally reported.
MI J. AYERS.
Chairman Fourth OF Iuly Committee.
L p DAVIS. SECRETARY. je22
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22
Hamilton, July 4th, 1870

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with - Mr. II. WIHzzus1nl
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
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