davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-19

The following grim has been received up to
10 clock this morning: le3 cars wheat; 81
cars corn; 3 cars oats; s cars rye;1 car
farley. Total 231 ctra, or ST. 900 bu-
l,esi bu wheat; 4,305 hu corn; 5.a6s bu
cate; se6 bu rye; 7,os6 bu barley; Withdrawn
for do during the plst week, l4.105 bu wheat;
26,C Cl6 hu corn; 81, ,S13 bu oats; 9,05l bu rye;
15,1s1 In barley.
ccttd was email, there being eom3atssivaly
litt!e done IN hFeads,uds; bpt prices wete
generally etcndy. There WIS no encourage
meut to epeculatora iu the New York Advioea,
all being reported quiet, AID everything dau
except oats and whiskey. Our receipts we're
ping demand for breAdgtuns and vary little
Tor provisions, while the prospect OF hard
weather made speculative buvers cautious, in
view Of tie more liberal receipts which n1a5
be e1pected-
Hishwines were quiet and unchanged,
though quoted stronger by holders early In
the season- The ua1ket ciossd 1t s5ssc for
iror-bound lots- Sales were: . bris Nc Sc ;
$50 brls 1t ss}ic; and 100 brls, wood-bound,
1t s5c.
Dressed hogs were mora active, but avetaged
demand. Light weights eold ii s6.so@s,9o,
while heavy Or mixed lots cold At s615.
Provisions were again active, With little
change in quotations. Aeta pork VIA \
shade drmer. Lad WAS easier, and meats
ste4dv. The resent drop In prices has
| brought nut large numbar Of orders, on
Eogliah and Canadian account, principally Tor
neats- Sales NC yeT large in consequence,
aggreEadng 1900 boxes during the week,
and the increased demArd, based on the
gEeAtes consumption whish is warranted BY
low prices, may, After all provo equal to the
production. This feeling keeps up nneats,
/ though hogs are yet on the decline. while
pork il kept up by the sharp Adv1nca in the
price Of cooperaEe, the demand foE pArEe1a
being greater than the supply, aud thrsaten'
ing TO continue 80 during the packing
seaaon. The market closed At el8.00 fol
cash meas pork; $500 for do seller Janu1r!
cr eel1e1 February, and about 3t9.12i<@13.2s
far March. Clear polk Is nominal At a210 90
prime nesa 1t sla-.25@1a50, and extra priut
it s1S.75. Lard closed 1t lie cxah;
Gl11sc for seller JAnuaIJ or sal!ez February
and ll11sc for ssllsr March. Green meats wer
qaoteo 1t Sic Tor shoulders. 13tc for 1oug
ssdes: s111c Tor short ribs Sc tor short clsaI
and 91x@10ilc for hams. Meats in sa1
ten 3i q attesn dr. sf1s quoted 4 5,1@e e
$50 for sho1t !ibs, and 91x@sHo for shol
.. clear, I'll looee: bo1ed maatA about 4c abo.
; theee quotations. Boxed CumberlAnda, ST
sxeet picked hans quoted 1t 11@l2c. aooort
ing to quality, p4It CURED Meaa beef, &11.0(
e1trz mess do, 41S,61; beat hams, 2s,00s
l $500; gresssa, 6a<@9Ea; hod tallo.. "
E 8Ic for cstv butehf %. md 81 for pacfs q
t,>:.n rcts Ic,..r1zl u srr,x -. A~.A
, 1870-12-19

BRUuM CORE-The demand continues OF q
tHletnte chAt acteF. and quotstons are arm At
:ec.t tna 90 PER top, Ia to grade.
EEANs-TTNde WAS fairly active 1t rAuRe OF
81. r6R2s3 per bu for common to chotce Offerings
tBEEsWAX-The irqutry WAS meagre at sha3sc
BUILDING AATERIALs-Tae market was
eeit e. ta,szaao: Sew Yost superaae DO, y Ri.
a1.9405: marble dust Z brl, $a9s2A5o: lime
In bu:k, brl, LOO: line. eri xsa: cement,
Cla1kh Eics, q br., s9-15t22s5; cement. Rose
dale, T. 91A ass: Akron, Y brl. T. o01aa,: Louis
Vile cement. $213a7.25; plasteI1n9 hair, nu,
4o3 sc; white sand, = b1, $500 72s5: Dire brick,
z 1000. So ooa6ao tre claJ, u hz1t $Acosaso;
pisster. 2 brl. e 20022sa
CHEE3E-This MARKET remains quiet and
steady 1t uDcha5 ged prices We repea1 our LIST;
New Totk factory, 15k21tHc: Western factory,
l7A1Akc: Western Reserve. 12x3IsNc.
C0AE-IocIlueY alley aud vi nlnut 9lt were quite
active. and the present tendency OF prices seems
70 be 10 advance. Ushef descriptions were nrm ana
steady, Tntre Eas tuR1 fair business at the fol-
loving quotations: Lehigh. lump. I'll 80: Lehl1n.
PREPARED. s-9oo31n:o: LsekaNaua, $50: Rioss-
Hm. $3.50; Hooking Valley, $500; Illinois. saoas
a-N
COFFEE-The nail orders tcA1AJ were fall, and
q veyr satisfactory business WAS transacted Tae
following arc the prices current: Mocha. as29Sc :
Jaw. a41 sc. q. O. Java. Ss42Sc: roasting Ato,
ls441sc; common Rio, lasel91c: good 70 prime,
aN2slc: prime To cho!ce, ai8slAc: Lazuayfa
CASDLELIne demand WIS onty fair. yet deal
ers were a.Etna and Obtaining the following prices:
vs1ime, 1sa17Rc; steartne. l9t919tc; Sdnnef-
der's sur, la2lsc: Fsrtne, s345sc
COOPEhAGE-Ttere Wa IN active movement
in coope1nSe, as3 yestesdAJ's prices were fully
, 1870-12-19
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EvKN1A8, Dec. II.
The following table thows the receipts and
eLipmcuts Of produce at this point during the
Est twEnty-four hours:
, 1870-12-19
Dx. T0Wuacnd.

y Scush Clark dt<ctes his rxetnsixA attention to
tht trr>tN n1t nj All freaAet ot the sen.o urinary
s;n. oa both ...s. He eres the meet hopeless s..ss
te Affections tn III Its aetta or ehr7ats
Fr7nae dcnltts and rrF charities trrztod with sxIeky
ant7 sseee-~- FAusphlcta sent free
, 1870-12-19
XIHExAIE,K,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
HfSTBH ARRATGHKBfT.

Sunday: g zE.Dss e sed:;s u Z + eresp::s. Fo
z.xr SHOES = 1'oEIG4s E*4. souFH1ss zsH>
4s9s oass Il z'aHs;ss ssss e 5EYs45n ssas5nas
:;:s! e #
CHICAGO nrz5Hazos !. oumo1 aanRoaH
k1a::sd ks.s &: <'s:a;E: Is : 8: :;sE
$eaasss pss1aas. e
E:::s:'ss F::is; ~: e y
'surdasR ax*tpsed-
ur,or S'sa!es 3Saaa2sR Rss,..,
~, s...snfts ts:ia: q III Es7s and .usv=
~ ~ Ysss z7ii:s.::= E :ss@s:z :s@sz
-: ss'.:!::ss is Z 5szs 5s
':1s a. S'. .s: s!ss; E;;;s;;:: = : s% 8
r.y r.ySzpse...-..."......~..'snAm- ~: IL 2. 2
s'*st rtG;s:, vss;7 ;sss;s ri s4ss sa75.1a =
r.. rsesrs.:i-..-.-.-..... ..--:st:in : =. ssmn@
s::!ss :ss:' Ssiz:'s: $$#saIsS:: fz::fs:s
pu7*s"F?H. 'onr w TE3tEss& oHroAeo as.
n,a; S,4 nS,a;7;;;;.;;:--:-:5555.m ;7;7s;;;;;.;;:-.-.:..-...55.sm@ s%s4
XII X1T #$sss
III sFg1.s.c fs,Ss2i aS =
az :E1es t.,,. S.n1aa,' tE1sept Sunday :rzsset &
ssa ~ s2r 81 = z1azo.9
HE stch,e,to u folfovs: 49,
xa;;.. x1Rts,s :sssss
, 1870-12-19
Dr. Raphael

be.erbea diseases without iugnssn zan frot the
patient br'l ruE without experiment. tho oe
ttratm-nt Il! K.st Nadts1n.h uo etAirs gonsnlta
III FEtfTsf AMI TONG tiFEr
, 1870-12-19

$500: 200 br1s do 1t 917.75: o,19o bril- do
sel!e1 ie moais 1,s g. oa slaoo :9o s:s 20 ;sllss
1t a15.a5; AGO uee 'a1d( (ps1t 1t Psosia) 1t lie;
COO uct do ee1ler the month At 1l114c; 600 tres
ID II lie; 150 tIcA do aellsF J4nna-v y lie:
go tree CO eelltr Feb.uary 1t 11o: 10000 tbs
shoulders g.e'u At sic; $1,000 lbs do dry
s.lt. 4 ,p.rs seiler January t6c; II bo1.s do
1t &C: 1Go, coo bs green rough sides It Tic;
10000 fhs e.een short aos At 6Ae; q 6uo
&c; 900 bc1-s ard 10 hhda do at 91Sc; 200
toxes ebert c1ear At 9S5c; /, 100 boxes do {uArt
for .utu1e dslEeIyl II 91<c; $50 boxes C7m-
terlards seller March It SIC; $50 boros d.
sa<c cash e5 hs1s betf hama ii $1,000.
The cattle packing to date foots up 9.695
, 1870-12-19

pspef.shened, Princess, % 4zsc; peanut. y hu,
= NJ. T. 5N4aoo: Rn1x1l nuts, i13I9c; pec3ns,
NUT. 4thu. 51nfo21t.0o-
FISH-Tnts ma'ket WA Qniet-sud, tn f2rt,
with 10 pr. ypset Ct any fnsttra1 Increase IN the
hn,xexeE retntfn n,a.te ilfIa ~ aQQted heloH.
, 1870-12-19
MACHINERY.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Eonhinus the maximum Of efficiency. durability md
rtonntny wish the minimum Of weyht and prcs. They
~ s,e widely 40 i..orshty tnoan. more ih.n - being
tire circular sent on application. Adi{ess
i. c. IDAnLkT.E 4 CO Lnwrrree Ma1s.
, 1870-12-19

The following were the receipts and ship
merits OF breadstufYs and stock at this poiut
during the past week. and for corresponding
weeks ending IA dated:
, 1870-12-19
Private Consultations.

DF. L SANi:ER, + i.aSa1te-st. Pri1e L~etasn ~
Ro tcc ;he Manted 50 esot- E~aal~ pills. er.t.ia
sare@.rfn1'v .ErstA1 Alro, NKRv1yK PTLLB-au1v
eue fot vtrtfrs nf self 1hae-Ssl 10 By mil RucGo.t
stA HDd NHdr-eF P. u Hnx 4s1, Ch{eIec,
, 1870-12-19

"The refuEnt IN the Bureau Of Internal KtFe-
nIe for 1s'c, R1ve Tor tobacco Aod Auu0, at 81
cents per pcuod Elx, 81 ,6ss,3ss pounds, and =.
e9a,147 pourds 1t 4 tax OF 10 cents per poual,
slth q revenue Of &s1.ssa, MIS-
"1hsa revenue wAA received IN the fol.owtf2
proportions fIom the VARIOUS States and TesrtEo-
, 1870-12-19

lsEs year. 14,As,97Ao6 LAS, ,sss. y
The following quotations for buying and
selling government bonds, local stocks. gold,
and tiver in the market this afternoon, Are
furnished by Lunt, Preston 1 keau, banksrs,
II Cla1k street
, 1870-12-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For tho Week Ending December II.
SATURDAY EvKS1x6t Dec H.
HEEP CATTLE
Ree<frfx sAfprxent4,
, 1870-12-19

HkY-TheEe rss large supply Of loose hay on
the market TODAY, anh much Of 1t had - ne sold
at lower prtcea Than were prevalent eA:ly IN the
week. Pressed hay wa1 m fais demand, and re-
The Wholesale prices paid BY dealers: On tTacE-
Timothy pleNed. sis.nn31ho0: prairie, pressed,
-nmo.hE, 1oose. s1s or9iao1. prairie. loose.
StLms@1s.tA For delivery Of pressed hay, N,ba
4ls1. accoTsi.ng 10 distance.
HIDES-A further reduction In light RFeen
cured h!,2fs was TepnFred to-day. hu. aside from
'hls the general fessures Of tue masset were uu~
changed. There Kas moderate business
doirg at the annexed quotations; CuuoIy,
z'etn tu th+Ts', S1;Qac: RIteH Etr+ 1Gkc: green
sailed. cured, light ;nac: do. heayI.sH <a.+c: do,
ut curc1. Ye lrc: g1a+n calf. l69lac: dry 1tut,
"a sst': dE5 aaltcd, 16h9ls4c: deacons, 7oc:
zyubrs. scored, cDt, or otherwise damaged,
wt-sfiEcs p,fcr branded. 10 y cent on.
IRON AND STEEL-Tne following are the
, 1870-12-19

LEATHER-The leather trade was generally
reported ques. and prices for harness and tine
comra 'Atlvely steady a. previously quoted:
HKALocK-c1tJ haFness, union. $ NC: city
clty, y H. 4c9 44c: kip, b, 60s3si.1o: Iin, seAls
flioz 81: city upper, No I, . Il, 2933lc: city
uppe., No. 9. = II, saassc: county upper. No !.
etassc; cnl1f, n, slas3c; Lefty, g. t5al -:
eaif, conruy, 3l.I0t9t 9a: rough upper, lsais ns,
332ssc; rough upper, l49ls n, 5123&c; rouvh
upper, damaged. sS.33oc: Chicago sole, ss4ssc;
Eut1AIo slaughter sole, 33tas6c.
OiK-SlRuehtef eo1e. +sAi.c: rhiladelphlA sole.
4sa 1s0c: haznese. y II, 424+tc: zip, Light, 81 ora
LIS: KIP, No. Medium. sa4aSi.00: kip, heavy,
cali, eS its f. GOA - French calf, - nj, 9l.SAa
9 10; Freren Calf. IS na, ti.'57a 10: French ZIP
60 to 1e0 fhs. t1.aaa1-6s: French calf. Iemotne,
tiozer. $sa0s %: fs.sset lining. dozen. 81 IS
91.0o. -. -
, 1870-12-19

heading OF the HDuQce. and Aro brought up On
either ride; completing u? thinning oi .he
lsd;ce, viii, short ba.qus fronts. and half
nowicg s1eevet, trimmed to correspond with
the skirt. Duehesse laco, gathered very
full irside the neck aud Sleeves
fer v,~itirg and evening. dresses. 4 carriage
costume. juet ticished By French house, is
cfIe"t, siate-colored silk. The aonuee- three
finger. rafT,, Of the same, edged With m inch
~ils baud OF ro.e~piuk silk, aud laid In kilt
rl.i't. beaded l,y has baud OF the slate.
With ARROW fu1ds Of piak on either eide, and
u.y1isht Plating Of the ssue colos above:
"a .quo o~czd1ess: the ekirt. sleeves, and
Eoc'.H titiehed BIZ 4 tiss land OF tho slxte,
sdSsd with folds Of pick silk above And be-
novelty in the esraiture Of bla:k silk
ntrFn* c1oss-cot rifle Of velvet. Clusters OF
tlr.e marrow bias silk r,,f1las arc segu on tho
whole depth Of the flourcs. viii, the grain OF
tn. eflk an sno three oa!iqae bits bands Of rel.
~! ,;. ~ 'ns PMS HI oel*cen. velvet pun aud
oserdress worn With this nes,;snss v,s :
casaquc OF velvet dnished In 1ha s;,,n1aai
mariner. " narTow- cross-cut band of he.xy
corded silk. ~ neAf!
CHARITY FAIRS,
The shop wirdosn hare puton their bo,;a.,
attire, and merchants ate holding out III sn14s
OF baitu 10 fufc purchasers~ Never. thn. 1Ss y.
in the history OF New Ycrk, has suca stavn.s;as,,
in business teigued 1t this sea4on OF tLs re..
In misguided moment, Oakley H.ll. G ot6sn.
Mayor. dubbed Manhattan the s. Ctr OF Chs,
itics," wharcupon NeU York immediatel
plunged ltself into i MAelstsoua or cbsrit
1air-, aud has NelLnigh impoverished Use
in tr!ing TO keen uy its tx1l'ed reputation
The German Fair ncftcd SIS ON; tho Founi
ling Fair (Cathali") realized s6o,OO0; II
Frs nch FAtrs sg'.c0,: and tho Hebrew Fa
In. rolled up sl0o.o01. and Is 10 continr
Though the nEe-eus week. No wonder faus
ros,ds daa,eEs sra nraIlv beside tl,asuselve
Two,tiirds Of tho ae.reE1c. (s325. .00o) b,
beer inreeted in to,e And Chris mas niFte. il
na'ed ~ the very -r~n ~hose harvest is {
1uthle-rIy cut of. Tae7 cast their b.exd a
on the Uatars mo@t generously. it mn.t |
corr sse1: Int it las come back all too aoo
,ard in shape they little expected.
MARRIAGES n HIGH LtYE-
The announcement that, e1rly in tho yer
th1fe charming American Indies aro 10
married 70 foreign roblemen, viz: Mss Cla
jerome. Mrs Emily 6chomberg, aud Iii
Sarah Motley. has been mAde over and oy
sgain, 70 far as my own kuoxlelge extend
by every newspaper in the land. have
duus:. chr T.ze!-.s. -: -. r>11 s>1, - 60
, 1870-12-19

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quotations. "
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ard unchapR&
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1rm; red wlpf
| EaC llulf
dull and uncht
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
SHALL WI HAVE WATER

The new Board of Trustees for Ham
ilton. does not stand in quite as was ex-
peeted. Instead of three policemen, the
Marshal and a deputy ought to get along.
The people are paying too much for too
little. No money to keep streets in re-
pair, to erect suitable buildings, or to
provide protection for buildings now
standing. 1t would be better to appro-
pirate some of the money collected for
city taxes to providing water for protec-
ton against fire. The water company is
not keeping even, and can tighten its ex-
penses only by shutting of the own
supply of water. We are told that one
objection of the Trustees to an appropri-
alton for this purpose Is. that scrip being
Sc low. too large an amount monthly
would be necessary, in scrip, 10 make up
the required money equivalent. 1t all
events, the Board could make a PROPOSE
ton 70 paw 3 sisted amount monthly in
scrip far the purpose-putdng It low,
but high snolsh Il secure the water.
The water company could retain its
soriR. and ultimately ind the paper that
now goes 8; s heavy discount worth par.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Y.
Many absent from the House when the
vote VAS being taken on Whittenore's
case yesterday-minority Of whom were
lodging in the cloak rooms. WhitemoTe
was on the floor during the whole dis
cussion. and when the vote vas an
nouneed he quietly took his Ia, and re-
tired. He feels very bitter towards Gen.
Logan fer the manner in which be pur-
saed him in this matter. He says Logan
promised him before he went back to
South Carolina, that should be be re-
turned by his constituents he would not
oppose his admission. Nhittemore will
return 10 South CaIolina and run for the
Fo~Ity-seoond Congress. He SAYS that so
long IS Logan remains at the head Of his
pursuers his constituents viii stand BY
him.
The House Committee on Commerce
has decided to report favorahly on Ben
nets bill 10 enlarge the Erie Canal and
ultimately make Il free from toll. The
bill involves a guarantee Of interest on
bonds amounting 10 5000, coo. with a
provision for their payment. principal
aud interest. out OF tolls. The commit
tee ask that the bill be set for eonsidera-
ton some time after lst January next.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
TRf VOTE TX Hgsr WARE.

The subsidy Of one million dollars vas
declared. on first count, defeated; but a
recount showed in the vote Of First Ward
a number Of ballots printed Ne. bat
written over 'Yes-enough Of them to
change the result in the city. And now
Figaro publishes the following affidavit
from Benjamin Shetland and J. D. Con
nelly:
The undersigned. officers Of eiscdon
for tbs First Ward. do testify that the
returns Of the election held in the said
Ward june TIN. were correct SIS counted
By them. and that the vote was 81 for
subsidy and 26 against. leaving a ma
joniy Of D for the sane; and Ne would
further say, that two persons from each
party Nere present: Judge MeHenry and
2. Whselan on one side, and Chas. Han
son and a person net known to rs on the
other. The counting Of the ballots was
done before the above gentlemen, and #
any such discrepancy had occurred. il
would have been plaiaSo detect the ame
We believe the above ballots were tam
perei With after leaving our hands and
ask your Honorable body 70 defer jH6E-
men; until you have fully investigated
the facts Of the sane.
Altogether. it is 4 queer case; and ne
viii lock with interest to see how san
Francisco GU. With the railroad
company. Certainly 10 great feeling
against granting the Subsidy could have
existed, else q mneh larger vote would
have been ont. But. however snail or
large the vote, as cast By those who did at
tend TO their duty. it ought to be preserved
sacred as cast. The explanation given
Of how the Firsi Ward vote got into such
a muddle. is; that members Of working
mems associations, committed by the
societies against the subsidy. were obliged
to vote the No ticket. TO maintain good
standing with their associates; that. think
ing the policy a tad ore, they secretly
wrote Yes over the printed No and
that the print, instead Of the writing,
was originally counted. The ballots to
change the result frs. announced were
found in this fl on the record.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
@ :: - N y:-
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

sax FRANCISCO. June y.
The Coroner's jury, in san Mateo
county. in the case q the death Of Louis
SeligmAn. in this city, found $ verdict Of
suicide by chluroforn. Deceased was
asei 3 years. Has been IN California
since 1S52. Kept a cigar store on Pa
clnc street, between hearny and Dupont.
The gross amount Of money found IN his
possession is about $4,000. He had
also n his possession the daft Of g will
BY which il appears be intended to BE-
Q1e4tb 10 the congregation Sheriff Is
rasl S6.OO0, and a similar sun to the
German Hospital. on Bryant street. The
VIII VS. not signed; the property goes
into the hands Of the Public Admins
traitor. The cause Of suicide is q mys-
seTy. Funeral to-day.
Notwithstanding his being a few days
over age, Frank II. Holmes IS to have
the Annapolis eaie.ship-Axisll having
telegraphed TO have him sent on.
Captain Lyons and the crew Of the
wrecked steamer Active arrived at Hum
boldt Bay on the afternoon Of the l7th
instant. too late 10 take passage by the
steamer Eureka for this port. They viii
probably arrive BY the next steamer.
The Board Of Education has accepted
the invitation for the entire school de-
paEtnent TO join IN the 4th Of July pro
cession.
Adviees from Honolulu BIZ D. C. Mur-
ray to Jane 18th. say the Legislative as
sembly is discussing the question of the
reciprocity treaty with the British Colo
MES, in case that With the United States
Is not ratified
Owing to an accident TO the steamer
Henry ChsGncey. the Ocean Qaeen has
been placed on the line between New
York and Aspinwall. and sailed for the
Latter port on the 2lst inst. with 500 pas
sengers and GO tuns Of freight for Cali
fornia.
After the LIST Of July the North Pacific
transportation Company will dispatch A
steamer 10 Portland every Saturday
morning.
Mark Bottle was sent to the County
Court on a charge OF stealing a diamond
ring from Grace Morton, a xoman Of the
town.
Leon Benswanger, q young man, who
one robbed the Mercantile Library of a
large amount Of valuable specimens, and
SNR NA Win nAuc 44lltLS III jail. WAS az
rested this evening on two charges of
grand larceny. 1t is alleged that he
robbed We'll K Co. of 81, 200 worth of
the finest imported cigars by a new dodge,
and spent the proceeds in gambling. He
would go to a store with a large paste
board box under his arm, and inquire for
n Of the partners whom he knew to be
out, and, watching his opportunity, fill
the box with cigars, and walk of un-
suspected.
A savage ARRAY took place near the
Fiye-mile House, San Bruno road. be-
tween Wm. Troy and Henry S~prague. in
which the latter was severely cut in the
head and chest. Troy was arrested on
the charge Of assault.
The trial of Neuval is progressing.
This evening the prosecution concluded
the testimony of Mrs. Mccarthy. and in
PRODUCED two respectable young girls.
named Murray and Hudson, who had
worked for Miss Diamond. One testi-
! fed that the day before the date of the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-23

'SPMDNe's GLUE mends Crockery.
Wooden Ware, etc.
Go TO A. BRowS's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and Liquors il tie
market.
FoR A CHAN SHAVE, and good work IN
NE tonsorih line. go to HuDsox's. Dunn stree;.
near Main.
The Finest RANCH Butter in the State
Is to be had At Planes Ranch. on the Patterson
road, u miles from Hamilton. See Barney,
Jones ( 90.
MASONIC BALL.-The Masonic Fra
trinity purpose oelebatng the anniversary
known as ST, Johns Day-a4ih lnstAns-la ;
grand ball in City Hall. II vii b q sieei
1Smolase, and doubtless : very ggyuus CTS. :
INTERNAL R~EvESUE IND SrATK STAMPS.
Of all denominations for sale ): the PoSsaasee.
Greenoacks bought and sold. PoS-0afoe drafts
the United States
BEWARE oP ToorH Po1Soxs-yended
under the name Of Dsntrihees. ADOPT and Sd
here to the only prsp4rtion thai rszny preserves
the teeth and handens the gums fragrant. 500
don't It's Effects on decsylns teeth are truly
narvelous.
H. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an innenss
stock u Cigars. Tobaoeo. ssationery. cutlsv.
and smokers articles, which he oFars 70 IT,
Gedin's corner.
THK COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rehtted AID ~elegznily furnished -throurhout
and is now one Of the hanasames
81 the kind in the city, Is il has ben FOR ) lon1
TINE the most popular, on account Of IL Low
raaes Of charges and weli-furnlsAed tables. cn
and SET an excellent meal for 70 cents.
UsKD UP.-EsArs ron YoCxe Nix
The enervaied and used up. VIA have lost heir
youthful enemy. ambition and bodily vsror in
The iSrsuit q Social P~IEAxURz-with u-5rss -
sheer, and sanitary aid for the seemingly how
HOWARD ASSOCIATION BorP 80
Pennsylvania.
ron SAIL CHEAP.-CR1PxAS HousE
fuESrTuRE-Th furniture and good vii Of
Ii eonsmodsons house will be sold chesp-
mus DC disposed Of within the next ten dsxs
lie nous contains IL rooms. Is of which ~
Iufnisned and occupied. Any one WISHING t.
eas VIII do well TO call early: - there i :
On the premises.
81. INNS DAr.-An Grafton will he
delivered At Il O'Clock m, on Fr1a.x. June n Nv
nto- Thomas p Hawley. at the Masonic Han in
Es.S. ~ ~ neai6ers Of the Fraternity IN
nsnltou, Treasure City, sh~ermantoun nj y;
,sss. ~ Materially invited 10 sttend. Afe,
@-.,pn, Refreshments will be served Al m
~ Ans contribution in the way Of ezfahles
N-sons waVeS- thankfully received. m,
49, eAa ee sent to Bro. Morris Bailenbere :,
ouehhelner : stere, Main street. ~ or bSfsss y
O'Clock n, June -. o@iefe L
DoSr FOLLOW BIND Gumgs-Tb,
sick newer lack advisers.
new remedy 10 propose. The rsuls is r.. y,
stomach Of many an invalid is cuuver,ea I'M.
sort az medicinal ceSspOol. in which powsrr,
drugs arr continually seething and fer1nsntin.
The effect Of this experimental Treatment in ~
pepslA aud bilious complaints is frEhtful. n
simpler the medicine the moTe reaiy il aSsiri
lAtes with the animal fluids. and OF all prepsr.
tons in use for indigestion and bilicusnes.
Iarrants knerveseent Selt1er Aperiens. prepare
after Natures formula, and absolutely identie,
with the waters Of the famous German Sna.
i~noisputably he bsst- soid hy Druggists esap
Nhere.