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CALIFORNIA; Tribute to Dickens.
BY =. BRETT HARTE.

Above the pines the moon slowly drifting,
The river sang below
The dim Sierras, far beyond, uplifting
Their minaTets Of 81 ow
The roaring campfire, With rude humor painted
The rudy tints Of health
on hapgard face and form that dropped and tainted
In the fierce race for wealth
Till arose, and from his packs scant treasure
A boarded volume drew,
And cards dropped from hands In stless leisure
TO hear the tale anew.
And them willis round them shadows gathered faster
And the fre-light fell,
He read aloud the look wherein the Master
HAD writ Of "Little Nell,n
Perhaps twas boysh fancy-for the reader
was youngest or them all
But he read. from clustering pine and cedar
A silence seemed T. fall;
TIE dr-trees gathering closer in the shadows,
Listened In spray,
While the whole camp, with "Nel' on English me aSow
Wandered aud lost their way.
And IN In mountain soIltude-o'ertaken
As by some spell divine
Their cares dropped them like the nee Hes shaker
From out the rusty pine
Lost Ia that camp AMI waited all that f-e:
And he who wrought that spell
An, towering pine and stately Kentisl spre,
Ye have one tale TO tell
Lost III that camp. but let its fragrant story
Blend wtth tn breath that thVills
With hop vines Incense all the pensiVe glory
That ills tie Kentish hills.
And that grave where English oak and holly,
Aud itursl Wreaths entwins,
Deem it net all too presumptuous folly
This spray q western Pine
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ably engaged. / did not deem myself at
liberty to engage in any important under
taking until this work on ventilation was
finished and ready for the press, and for
the Fl ke Of keeping out Of debt and as
straig9 as possible, engaged as miner,
which, occupation did not require much
thought except at the time when actively
engaged in it During the time l have
been engaged as miner, have been made
the OBJECT Of suspicion. The coal bosses
arc nst my friends, they question my
motives, and in more than one Instance
have endeavored to turn the rest of the
miners against me. As neither bosses nor
miners can very well take the bread out Of
my m nth, this does not much matter, and
now I at have finished just part Of the
work hope to do, beg leave to tell the
work Ihg miners Of this and every country,
no mi tier what is said to the contrary By
those Who suspect me, that in me you will
lind strue friend let my lot be what it may
among you. Do not think from this that
am seeking any benefits from you; not a
bit oft. If 1 can do you no service shall
ask NJ tavors in fact, at the present time,
according to my view, miners in q general
way are not in the position to grant too
many favors. There is much to be done for
your benefit, and my pen, if not my tongue,
shall flow freely on your account and,
mark you this, that fear neither you, nor
your oppressor. / shall not take special
favors from neither Of you, except that l
fairly earn them, and whether l am a mem
Der O. your union or not, still you will find
me ir the field on your behalf. if not in one
sense in another. 1t is your condition a.
mona your fellows | wish to see raised up,
and 18th such an aim, as doing my best to
assisd in this matter, my little guns shall be
fred And, mark you again, if your pre-
sent hnion cease-which l hope it will not
but improve in eUery commendable respect
my pen shall them not cease while l
have the power to use it, except indeed
during the short periods | allow myself to
rest and recuperate.
W.th apology for too lengthy preface 1
stop Rere.
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So as we produce twenty-four times ~
much pig iron and lumber as we can import,
our importation Of either only affects by one
twenty fourth the actual changes in price.
and 30 on.
But if this be 50, than the fraction Of In
fusnce exercised by the foreign supply over
the domestic price is SO insignificant as 70
make it substantially true in the cases OF
lumber, coal, pig iron, grain, butter, pota-
toes, -four, and in a scarcely less degree, Of
rice and salt, that our domestic supply
determines not only our own price but the
foreign price of those countries who sell
their products in ours for butter making IN
Canada, and coal miners in Nova Scotia
will not sell their butter and coal to Cana
dams and Nova Scotians except at the price
they can get for it in the States. Now. in
considering the price they get for their
article in the States, they know first that
they can get the average price Ofthe States,
and secondly, that out Of this price they
must pay the duty. If they can afford to
import at the price here prevailing, and pay
the duty out Of lOhat could else BE- Their
profits, they import; if not. they stop Inn
porting. So that in all these cases where
the ratio of the amount imported to the
domestic production is small, viz: butter,
pig iron, grain, lumber, coal, potatoes, salt
and wool, it is the invariable rule that the
foreigner pays the tariff. So far from its
being a moribund burden upon American
consumers, it does not, as q rule, raise their
prices by hair. On the contrary, it col
lects from ten to twenty millions Of our
taxes out Of those foreign porducers whose
industries compete with ours, and to whom
free trade means freedom to profit by our
high prices without paying any share of the
taxes which 60 to make our prices high
This is not the only or the principal mode in
which protective tariffs collect cur taxes out
Of foreigners but it covers about SIS, 900
600 Of taxes SO paid. We shall adver
hereafter to other instances in which we are
now making competing foreign industry pay
tribute to our treasury.
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TO BE CONTINUED. }

We pk the attention Of our readers to the following
t.cb In this number from The Bureau paper devoted
the interests Of WorkiugUen and the protection eff
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICK

- layers, z lsterers, and Stone hasons PROTECTIVE
Ond Benevolent union, No. 2S, meets every WEDNFF
DAY evening, at HslfPast SEVEN o'clock In the q
ton Block on Ger esee Street. opposite the Court Hous
LUTHBR q. MERRICK, President; Charles D. RTiend
Vice President James Carr Recording Secretary Jobn
@. RAIDER, Financial Secretary; Thomas Q. Hickey,
Corresponding Secretary John Baker, Treasurer ,
James MaloV PprCaanf. NJ Arms
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, No

- OF WlecenSn. Headquarters, Milwaukee, Ms.tn
every second and fourth SATURDAY IN each month
at No 29O Fourth street. Patrick Nichols presd,Lt
sol Aston st. Joseph Humble, vice-president No M
East water st. Jacob Bott, treasurer 637 Seventh "A
y b. Thompson. ding secretary, Postoce box liis
Milwaukee 7. @ Tinker, financial secretary, $50 Pros
Pect st.. James Tinker chairman trustees $50 Marshal
st. W. L. watson corresponding secretary, LOO mir
-
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ITO THE BROTHERHOOD Or L S1',roa1 Of
starting new Divisions Of the Brotherhocd n poSsr
to address E. v. Rsynor, P. o. BOZ w; m
New York, BY shcm all nsees!sry lniJIG1 AZ,
nrnnneo' FORT Wbyne -
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DRICKLAYERS Union no. ,

- Of Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY, evening al
No. 521 Scott Street, between Th4rd and Fourth Gov
pgton. A. u Abbott, President A. Ambrose, Wee
President II. ovetWine, Treasurer; B. L. DveIle,
Financial Secretary VIM. r.. Mar in Recording s..
cretAry. Add ress VIM. II. Martin. Z. o. Box 55s Gov
Ipgton KentuckV
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' nm.

- ION No !, Of Philadelphia, meets the lst Qnd asd
4th THURSDAY evenings In every month at their Hall
10 Locu11 street, third door above Eighth street. W.
L. johnson president, Joseph u. Hackney vice pFes
dent, theodore Yardley recording and financial
tary, samuel Burns assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
treasurer Edward Pbelan sergeant arms, A. Loyds
] o. II. carson. II. X. BRAY. trustees.
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RRICKLAYFRS' UNION, NO 8,

~ OF Albany, N. y, meets every VEDNEgDAY
evening at No. u State street, Albany NY McS,D.,
building. Oormac McWiliams, president Michael fon.
way hrst vice president; Ri hard Cannvnn Uecsnd M
presidents samuel j. Nee, corresponding secretary;J
0Nea, recording secretary; Michael j. Flynn snsns,
secretary VIM. OBrian, assistant; Thomas H. Kerr
treasurer William Drake, conductor; Thomas Newton
deputy. PogtofF1ce boY cQ3 S1t
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RRICKLAYERS' Union. NO. ]

- o. Ohio, meet al tbeir Hail. w West Filth strset
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening, At eight O'cksk.
ard Recording Secretary, Charles Lupton FiBAn-
cal Secretary, Thomas OKeefe Treasurer EITiaw
Ewing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, Is. v Stokes, john
OKee1e; Corresponding Secretary, Joh4 Byrou. P. O.
Box 1881.
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EXPRESS STEAMER, ).
EVERY SATURDAY.
Extra Steamer every Wednesday.

RATES STILL FURTHER RBDUCKD-Fir& clas
railroad and cabin. Chicago to Londonderry, Queens
to0ns Glasgow or Liverpool, SIS and ee3 co. currency
first class rail and steersge e46 90 III Glasgow &C..
&c to Chicago $45.
large discount on return tekeia Intermedlate ard
steerage az lowest rates Berths and stateFoOms
cured and Cabin Plans. to which the attention Of
tourists is particularly requested may be seen Ut the
ONCE Of the undersigned.
A. this Company does not EMPLOY runners
VII either come direct to the once, or address the
agent by mail.
Money RENTED to the ''Old Country"
In any sum.
THROUGH Bills Of LAding for FLOUR. GRAIN, and
PROVISIONS TO all points In Europe. Money REMIT I'd
In any sum. Apply 70 HENDERSON BROTH ERs,
New York, ct General Western Agency corner Of Ls
Sale and Madison streets Chicago.
JAMES WARRACK, Agent,
Madison and La Sale streets Chicago
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TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
~ meets every Monday evening at their new Hall
Lind's Block corner Market and Randolph streets a.
O'clock J. MCAvoY, President
d. CoRHELIUs Recording Secretary
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NHTOAG0 TYPOGRAPHiCAL UNION

~ No. 16, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening otssc'
month At Printers Union Hall, room 43 NiHonf 81
change b1llding. Entrance on Exchange Place
JAMES NJ. Culver, Presidon'
y. x. TRAoEY, Recording Secretary.
KKRROTT Corresponding Secretary
All communications must be directed 70 tie CORES
ponding Secretary, Postofice box 5ST.
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0PERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEO.

~ TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of Chicago,
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening at O'Clock, ID
81. Georges Hall, 226 South CLARK street.
WV PIG6oT Presideus
John O. Norton, Corresponding Sec IS Brown street
James jeffrey, Jr Rec. sec'ry. 469 state street.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 10,
~ Of Pennsylvania, meets in Chester every MON
DAY evening, csrner OF Third and Penn streets. Wm
Mcdonald "a esident JeH lclr.ck vice prrslden A. ~
Stewart recording etarv George w. DannakeI cor
responding secretary, W II. Brown assistant do James
Nj. Dutton treasurer, William T. Galloway. g. NJ. Nc
Donald, John Meekins trustees, q A. Winfree SrEent
Geore Wiegand, Deputy.
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RRIOKLAYERS PROTECTIVE UNION

~ Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, a.
halfp&st O'Clock, at Trades Assembly Hall, LnfH
Block. OF Randolph and Market STREETS p. ].
G'Connell president, Grf Hunter vce-president J. J.
secretary, j. ketle corresponding secretary, . vles
Doen trea urer Elich Goodbrand warden, John UCon.
nell, G. II. HazletOn, HetTy Fowls, William Jackson,
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I N
~ District Of Columbia meats In tho CITY OF Wash
pgton on the st aad Bird THURSDAY IN each nsnth.
g. Sloan, preaident v. Burch, Vice president; j. P.
FARRELL secretary X. Murphy treasurer; Lewis Trum-
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VHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' Gh IS1S4
~ No. %, meets az the Trades Assembly svcrv Fr
Block, corner Market and Randolph HFes'7 -
day evenin' AtT11 O'Clock. -.u.,.D p,e.tdept.
MARTIN EouLLY. Rec. cretarY. --------
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BRICkLAYERS.

IRREGULARITIES, MASONS Ann
IN PLAsTERERS UNION No. 4, ofPittse.ld NM.
meets every other Saturday At 8 O'clock p AZ +.
Browns Block, Fem street. James G. Dodge nr..ia "
Samuel Turner lst &c president, N. O. Ohapmsn 80
End vice president George Tanner hnAn,al errs.ssu
Samuel Dodge treaswP, III. r. Markham recCrdinr M
corresponding secret9fy. box 493 ""u
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CIGAR MAKERS, PDoI 55se.st,I.
NIGAR MAKERS, ITNIo1I
CIGAR MAKERS,

o. Maryltld, meets 10 the Ara FsIn, w. A.
Baltimore. 81, ~ Worth Gay street
FnDK CRosHAspr Cor s.. EDWIN JOHssos, Pres. Pres
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TRADES DIRECTORY
y G !, y M, MAKERS UNION. M :
III L KsIss ~, AhIERS OF CIGAR NJ

street, New York city Mee;1, nys n aod So Orcbnra
n wohih Every month Conrad p. Kuh ne n,st TUES.
Rec Sen M u ind Rot5 TsSsl rTSS
as street ?. HucE I'm sec E"' II, IS. Orch.
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miscellaneous.
PRO C z C s
Df the Union Republican state Gem
trail COMMITTEES.

A MEETING OF THR UNION REPuB.
" IIcAN state Central Committee, held st
Virginia city. june n. $50. u was
Resolved. That a state Convention Of the Ma.
iional Union Republican Party b. held At Elko
on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
lowing Offices. b vii. Governor. Lieutenant.
Governor. Representative in Congress, Justice Of
tho supreme Court, SECRETARY q state. Attorney
General, Treasurer = Stale, Controller Of State.
anrveyor-dfnenl superintendent ef Public In
stmctlan, State Mineralogisi. and CLERK q the
supreme Court. and the transaction Of such
othsr business as shall properly come before
said Convention.
on motion, Resolved. That each county be
entitled to one Delegate at large. one for each
enc hundrad 400 votes. and one fer each frae-
ton over nifty 1907 cnsi for the Republican Presi-
Dental Elcrtars at The election n 1855.
on motion. Resolved, That We recommend to
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election Of Delegates 70 both State and
County Conventions he held on the 18th day Of
September, 1910. and that at said election one
delegation be elected 10 the State Convention
and one delegation 10 the County Convention.
On motion. Resolved. That a voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shall posscss the
following publications. He shall be a citizen
Of the United States and State n nevada he
shall NJ the time % voting At the Primaries be .
qualified eleetor and nHgiaifnd voter OF the pre-
einet In which he oners 10 vote. he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket state and
National. at the general election Of November,
A. u ias, or would have done 50 had II ben
possible 10 vote; he shall solctanls pledge him
self 10 vota for tho nominees Of The Union lie.
publican party at the general election in Noyem-
Der. A. d. l10.
Resolved. Tina, we recommend 10 tho several
County Central Committees. that on the day OF
the Primary Election for Delegates 10 the soY.
eral Conventions. the people be requested TO eh'
press their preference for the candidates for the
several offices. State and County, by 3 diree'
vote.
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Ordinances.

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Ordnance No. as.

An Ordinance Creating the Once Of City At
torney.
The Board Of Trustees of Hamilton City do or.
dain as follows.
SECTION I. In addition TO the oaices already
prescribed by law and ordinances, there shall
be. and Is hereby created. the Office Of City At
torney.
= 2. The City Attorney shall be appointed
BY the Board Of Trustees. and shall hold his Of
Gee from the 18th day Of June. A. d. 1870. until
bis suceessor shall be duly qualified.
aEo. D. Before entering upon the discharge
81 his onieial duties, the City Attorney shall
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And IN accOrdance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the It'll day Of
May, 4. d. 1870, so many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
the Office Of the company. No. 40 California
street, San Francisco, California, on THURS
DAY, the SEVENTH day Of July. 4. D. 1870, at
IL o'clock IA. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of adyer-
Using and expenses Of sale.
d. MITCHELL. Secretary.
~Ohice-Room No. 8, Hayward's Building, No. 419
California street, san Francisco. Cal. je20
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Approved Jane =, 10.
P ETERTS.
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Gompanu Meetinas.
OF THE SILVER VAIL

OFFICE OF THE SILVER VAULT
" TUNNEL n MINING COMPANY, Room
No. 20 Hayward's Building, No. 419 California
street. San Francisco, California.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Silver Vault
Tunnel and Mining Company will be held at the
office Of the company. in this city, on THURS
DAY, the seventh day OF July, a. d. 1870, at one
O'Clock p. IN. Of said day. for the purpose Of
eleoting Trustees to serve for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on July 9TH, 9Th
and 7th. 1870.
je2O-td JOS. L. KING. Secretary.
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OFFICE OF ECLIPSE CONSOLE
" DATED MINING COMPANY. 2l0 Battery
street, San Francisco, June 20, 1s70.-The an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of this Com
pany will be held on SATURDAY, July %, 1870,
ut ~ O'Clock m, for the election Of Trustees for
the ensuing year, and the transaction Of any
other business that may be presented.
je27-td SOLON PA1TEE, Secretary.
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i HEfbENfELDT. and X. II. IoYD, W.
are hereby notlhed that the Graf Rss,,
Mining Company, a corporation duly oryanivea
and existing under and by virtue II The laws ~
the state Of fonnsylganis, for 'he purpose ~
working and developing the Giaeisr M,n,ns
Claim. situated In the White Pine Mining ~
tuct, White Pine County. State o. Nevada. thst
said corporation owns a majority Of the pumher
Of feet Ia said mining claim. and Is composed N
more than THREE persons. and that it has erpend.
Cd in the actual development and working 4,
said mining claim the sum of 81. Hl. thai ,bs
following are your respective interests in sald
mine and the proportion q sAid sum doe from
each: VIM A B1hnaer. 200 feet. ssl7 50. Solo
mon Heydenfeldt. 100 feet. sso7. q. p. II. Loyd.
loo feet. SOS 81. that Il Is the Intention Of aid
corporation 10 Institute suit against you 70 n.
cover 5aid sums.
May bed. 1870.
GREAT BASIN MINING co.
jo22 3w' by ]. A. McPHEERAK. supt.
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the Goth day Of
May, A. d.. 1870. SO many shares Of each parcel
of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at
the office Of the Company, Room No. %, Hay.
wards Building. No. 419 California street. San
Francisco, California, on FRIDAY, the TWFN-
TY-SEcOND t22dl A OF JULY, A. D.. 1870,
at the hour Of l O'Clock p. m. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
the sale.
JOSEPH L. KING, Secretary.
0fhco; Room No. 20, Hayward's Building, No.
4l9 California street. San Francisco, California.
jy6-td
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OTIc z

TT HAS BEFN REPORTED THAT d. II.
i Wheplcy has won the title TO what is known
as the Bradshaw Tract In Hamilton. This il to
notify all persons that l have brought suit 10
eject said Whepley from said Tract. which suit
is now pending, and | shall prosecute il with all
diligence. | purchased said Tract, paying $4,000
for II, and put several thousand dollars worth
Of improvements on It before said Whcpley came
to White Pine / warn all persons against pur.
chasing any portion Of the same from him.
W. F. WALTON,
jy6-f Agent for A. L. HoTAIrNo.
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DoooNIp FLAT SILVER MINING

i comprehension Of Works. White
Pine, Neyada-Notic Is hereby given, that At
a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Com
pany. held on the LIST day Of June, 1870, an
assessment Of
Three 49, Cents Per Share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said com.
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary. st the Office Of the
company. No. 1 Express Binding, northeast
corner Montgomery and California streets. San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
Esd day of July. 1870, shall be deemed delin-
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before. will be sold on Monday. the sth
day Of August, 1870, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board
Of Trustees. >
r.. j. OWENS, Secretary.
Office; No. Express Building, northeast corner
Montgomery and California streets, San Fran
cisco. California. je2O-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-07

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Beard Of Trustees. made on the 18th day
Of May, 1870, 80 many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock a. may be necessary viii be
sold Al public auction. al the once q the com
psny, No. / Express Building, northeast corner
Montgomery and Calf rnia streets. san fran-
cisco. California. on the sixth day of July. 1910.
Al the hour Of - O'Clock m. of said day. to pay
said Delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and eRpenses Of sale.
THOS. J.. OWENS. Secretary,
Office. No. ! Express Building, northeast corner
Montgomery and California streets, san Fran
cisco, California. Jez1td