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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15
MInIan pansprrrs IN PiHTn

Are excellent now, and still improving
We had a call, yesterday, from Col. j. }.
Dunno, general manager of the affairs OF
the Nevada Land 4 Mining Co. in this
State. This company consists of Eng
fish capitalists who have for years had
large investments in the state-in Washoe
and Humboldt counties. The company
has lately invested in Pinto District, in
this county, and Is now proceeding to
open the Champion mine IN that To-
cality-one of the most promising of the
undeveloped lodges in the entire county.
Col. Dunno has commenced operations
with fourteen workmen, under the super
intendence of David Layson-a thorough
and experienced miner formerly well
known in Humboldt county. An open
cut is to be put in, to make a face for
sinking in the ledge the cut, meantime,
taking its way through good ore, ten tuns
of which are to be Immediately shipped to
the company's works at Reno. The
fame of the MARYLAND unfortunately
not My Maryland has already spread
far and wide. Paxton, McNevin and
Van wyck have their fortunes in that.
Well, the Champion is esteemed the
equal of the Maryland, lacking only
the development; and d. S. Lnnt is COM
mencing operations on the King ledge,
which the owners claim will yet take the
rank its name claims for it. Altogether,
Pinto looks promising indeed The
Maryland is shipping ore regularly,
and Paxton does mt speak to us poor
devils any longer. aud McNevin puts ON
the style Of a bloatod bondholder.
Col. Dunno is arranging with Cowles,
of Pritchard's bullion express, for
ore to the railroad; and is
about for statistics as to the base
bullion product, with the view of erect
ing separating works somewhere on the
line of the Railroad. And, while here,
Is ready TO make contracts for working
or purchasing rebellious ores, requiring
to be roasted; on terms stated in his adj
yertisement published in The News.
Governor Blasdel has purchased the
water powers of Pinto creek. and in
tends to erect furnaces and a mill.
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Elkn IIfMS.

Condensed from The independent. 13th.l
BULLION y ORE.-D. W. Earl has
shipped within the past three days, to d.
ID. Shattuek, San Francisco, $40 bars of
base bullion, weighing %, 52S pounds,
and TO j. Cross a. Co., same place, 81
sacks of ore, weighing 4,570 pounds.
FIRE AT CAnLN.-About 1870 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, while some men
employed about the railroad shops at
Carlin were engaged in burning some
rubbish back of the round house, a
whirlwind cam dashing along, picked
the flaming mass up and hurled it into a
pile of dry wood, lumber, etc., piled
against a fence. In n moment the wood.
pile and fence were in flames, and at one
time il seemed that the extensive shops
and machinery Of the railroad company,
together with cars, lumber and the great
er portion OF the town, must inevitably
be destroyed, and it was only by the well
directed and extraordinary exertions of
a thoroughly organized and admirably
disciplined fire department that such q
calamity was avoided. As II was, a few
hundred dollars will cover the damage.
MINERAL HILL.-Sheriff Fitch returned
from Mineral Hill this week, and reports
a iourishing condition of affairs there.
Mcdonald. Ward, Northey and Sheehy
are basking in the sunshine of fortune.
Fitch visited the mines and was surprised
to find SO much rich ore in sight. The
cave is one of the wonders OF the dis.
trict and is alone worth a trip to Mineral
Hill.
John Bradley lately killed a y~earling
that dressed 40 pounds, and says tina
he has many more of the same kind.
Sheriff Fitch appointed D. r. Wood
Deputy Sheriff for that district.
One Shipment. Besides about tel
tuns of rich Pinto ore shipped to Reno
yesterday, Whitney 4 Co. shipped pre-
viously this week, to San Francisco, 13(
sacks, weighing 20,4S9 pounds.
BASE BULLIoS.-Whitney & Co. thi
week shipped to Balbach's Refinery
Newark, \. j., 251 bars of base bullion
weighing 21,059 pounds.
Rich ORE.-whitney & Co. were yei
terday engaged in loading cars with
quantity OF $4,000 assorted ore from IL
Paige & Corwin mine, Pinto district.
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SAN Francesca, July IA.
Private dispatches received by cable to-
day leave hardly any room to doubt thai
war in Europe is certain. The general
belief among German and French houses
here is that it is inevitable. In SOM
cases families residing temporarily IN
Europe have been ordered to return here
as soon as possible.
1t is said that the French Ambassador
has withdrawn from Berlin and returned
to France.
A private dispatch announces the pas
sage in both Houses of Congress of a bill
permitting of transportation OF imported
goods in bond to inland cities and across
the continent. 1t will be signed by the
President Immediately.
Reported from a reliable source that
the Gould Il Curry Directors to-day
levied an assessment of $121z per share.
The Washington Mining Company,
Mariposa county, has elected Trustees;
y. Page, j.. P. Dyer, j. b. Haggin, b.
F. Tuttle and Thomas Bell.
The Mountain City Mining Company.
Cope District, New. elected y. q. Page,
W. Sharp, S. Otis. j. f. Davis and B. F.
Page.
Much relief is felt at the announce
ment that Geo. +. Train, now en- route,
will leave for China August LIST, not
stopping to lecture.
A now pavement, consisting of cobbles
imbedded in asphaltum, is exhibited at
City Hall-not liable to rot, but death on
horses.
The Produce Exchange to-day elected
officers as follows: President. Horace
Davis; Vice President, Ely Matthews;
Treasurer, VIM. Mccall; Directors. J. p.
Raymond, /. Lankersheim, J. W. Jor-
dan, and G. W. Stewart.
The Fire Commissioners met this
afternoon, and rescinded the rule requir-
ing 4 for a quorum; then adjourned; not
having been able to effect a combination
which will elect Chief Engineer and
other officers.
For the first time since the line was
established, not a pound of opium or
other articles seized for attempted snug
Cling on arrival of the China steamer
last night.
Body of an unknown man found in
the Bay near Hunters Point-taken to
the Morgue. Had apparently been long
in water.
The Chinese Government will proba-
bly, appoint a Consul at San Francisco,
and forbid immigration of females to
America.
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FROM Los ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, July ii.
About half the amount of the city scrip
has been received by the Commissioners
appointed under the provisions of the
Funding bill. The amount to be funded
exceeds $780, 00.
Colonel Dana, Paymaster l. S. A., ar
rived from an extended tour in Arizona
reports a large number of discharged sol
diers leaving the Territory. Indians
everywhere troublesome. Pinal Apaches
treating for peace.
Rumors of rich gold mines discovered
between this city and Soledad. A pros
pecting party starts tomorrow.
Henry Ryan, under 10 years Of age, is
sentenced to M year in the penitentiary
for horse stealing.
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Save and mend the pieces. Use Spald-
ing's Glue.
DWELLING HOUSE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap Inquire at this office.
Go TO A. BRowN's, Main street, Treas
nre City for the best Wines and Liquors in the
market.
For A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the tonsorial line, go to Hupsox's. Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
APPS or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
TO any offieer Of the company. .
INTERNAL. REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS.
Of all denominations. for sale at the rostofiee.
areenbacks bought and sold. postofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States. .
Fl. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock of Cigars. Tobacco, Stationery. Cutlery.
and smokers articles, which he offers to the
trade OF greatly reduced rates-onc door below
Medln's corner.
GATHERING TEETH.--Not only does
Sozodont impart the wilderness of the purest
porcelain to the teeth. but its polish, too. They
siisten, After being brushed with Il. like the In
ner surface OF an ocean shell. and the effect of
~ hard and indestrnetible as adamant.
THE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been reatted and elegantly furnished throughout,
and isnow one Of the handsomest Establishment
o. the kind In the city, as IL has been for a long
time the most popular, on account of it's low
rates Of charges and well-furnished tables. Call
and get an excellent meal for so cents.
The CONFESSION OF AN IyyALID.-Pub-
lished for the benefit of Young Men, and others.
VINO suffer from nervous debility, etc. supply-
Jug .ne means OF self-cure. Written by one who
mas cured himself, and sent free of charge. on
fsceiving a postpaid directed envelop. Address,
Francisco, Cal. =
USED UP.-EssAYs FOR You're MEN
the eneryated and used up, who have lost their
youthiui energy, ambition and bodily yiRor. in
the pursuit OF Social PLEAsuRE-with words oi
eneer' and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope.
less. sent free, In scaled enyelops, Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p. Ph~iladeiphia
Pennsylvania.
EPIcuREs, ATTENTION! - Bruno &
Melieh. Of the Fashion Chop-house. Sherman
town. take pleasure in Informing their friend
and the public generally that they have now ol
the way from the Bay a fine variety Of game an
other Injuries OF the season. They have Duck,
Chickens. Turkeys and Gees, which must h
eaten. Come. everybody. to the funeral.
COMMON SENSE CosrrREssED. 1t is dii
6cult to give in a dozen lines the reasons VII
Turrantis Eferyescent Seltzei ApaFient shoul
lie preferred rs 4 corrective aud Alternative
every other medicine in use. Firstly, IL ALA,
fever; secondly, IL cleanses the bowels withol
violence OF pain; thirdly, IL tones the stomach
feurthly, Il regulates the flow Of bile; ffthly,
promotes healthy perspiration; sixthly. it +
iieges the system from unwholesome humor
seyenthly. II tranquilizes the nerves; eighth
1t acts upon the blood as a depurent; and lastl
IL forms one Of the most delicious cooliI
draughts that ever passed down the th3oat of 4
invalid on 0 warm Summer day. Sold by a
druggists.
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Sierra Neyada-35 shares. S1Ol5.
Savage 435 shrs, s31L; BIZ 81; 3lA y, b. 30.
Chollar-T0 shares, S32x.
Crown Point-70 shares, $50.
Imperisl-140 shares, s36; 30, 5. 90; 36, :. 3; "a,
b. 80.
Yellow Jacket-lI0 shares, s32a4 33; 331$; 33h
81;
Gould 4 Curry so shares, s47i ~; Az; Al;
46s4 S. 10.
Ophir-295 shares, s13; 1926; 12h; IL. =. 30.
Meadow Yalley-40 shares, S26A q, b. 30.
Alpha-45 shares, s7k.
Original Hidden Treasure-2T55 shares, at go
6, 3. ~; So; 81; 57Ei 6. b. 81 6, b. 30.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

THOSE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS adjoining
the mantels of the houses of the White
brethren, are brought in every day by
the Indians not taxed which same ex-
hibit a taste in the arrangement of a
bouquet far below what might be expect
ed of their untutored minds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

PIyAsaST WEATHER blesses us, the Mt
mosphere each afternoon being purified
with lightning flashe and bathed cool in
light showers of scattering rain; while in
every direction abroad the afflicted peo-
pie are complaining of insufferable heat
and dust-for all which let MS be prop
erly thankful.
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To WHOM IT NAY CoScERS.-In an
swer to a letter received yesterday, we
here state that the report of the Grand
Jury is published rs a matter Of public
interest. Any private grievance result
ing therefrom must be treated as such.
The advertising columns Of this paper
are open to the ventilation of such, on
terms to be arranged with the clerk, at
the nnblication desk.
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FROM M
Lnlv Ia,

CHEYENNE, July II.
Fort Laramie kilograms say il is ru-
mored that Red Cloud had to go to the
C~heyennes to urge them to be peacea-
BILE, or he would drive them from tho
country. The Cheyennes are camped
on the east side of Ronder river. Red
Cloud expected to return to Fort Lara
mic August 10Th.
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Morning Board

bO"a"
Chollar-6O shares, s32h.
Kentuck-D shares, s2i4.
Imperial-G5 shares, s3j, :. 30; Sc, :. 2
Crown Point-s0 shares, IS; 81.
ophir-39j shares, s13, b. 80; -; I2h.
O~ccidentai-75 shares. s9I %.
Gould 4 curry-1S3 shares. S46h, :. 90.
Sierra Nevada-65 shares, Sl0k; 1913 b. 30; 10ss
Golden Chariot-30 shares. SIS.
Savage-975 shares, $50; 81; 3OA 31h b. 30.
Hale a Norcross-10 shares, at So,
Alpha-40 shares. 81; II, b. 80.
Yellow Jacket-295 shares, $50, 5. 60; 80; 32k.
Consolidated Virginia-20 shares, at y.
Aurora-T0 shares, at S2A.
Mammoth-GO0 shares. zoe; soc, b. 30; IS, b. 30.
Original Hidden Treasure-22s0 shares, ST.
Z. 8. 30.
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Philip A. Roach is mentioned as a
probable candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia-under the especial patronage of
mechanics organizations and The Ex-
aminer. A strange combination. to be
snre: The Examiner (of which he is one
of the proprietors), organ of the chiys.'
and the Mechanics Unions, which that
paper holds in contempt as low, COM
mercial persons
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BATTLE M FOUNTAIN.


BATTLE MOUNTAIN, July IA.
The Battle Mountain Mining Company
shipped to-day IA tuns of ore for Liver
pool.
A man, name unknown, while attempt
ing to get on a moving train this evening,
was severely injured, and picked up in
sensible.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

A recent inquiry Of the Commissioners
on Lunacy, in regard to the treatment of
paupers in England, discloses some hor-
riole facts. 1t appears that the chief
treatment for violent cases is by kneeling
on the body of the patient, which leaves
no t~ell-tale bruises on the skin, and
breaks the ribs in so many places at one
that death generally ensues from 'pleu-
risy, or some other natural cause.'
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THE ylSDEKBnT' is a ledge partially
opened Of late. showing fine assays. A
few hundred pounds of ore are o at
mill to be worked rs a further test, aud
if satisfactory on this trial systematic
work will be at once commenced. 1t is
in hands of good men. and we hope to
see them come ont with their pockets
fill
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

A Paris political wit says that the
Legitimist party is not 50 dead as people
think. but that il is diyided-to wit: Into
legitimists proper, legitimized and legiti-
myths. The Duchess de Berri used TO
call the partisans OF Lonis Philippe the
il~lepitimists.'
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APPorSrMESrs.-Th following we find
in The Carson Appeal:
Gov. Blasdel has commissioned J. H.
Matthewson Assistant Adiutant General,
with the rank Of Major, and Jewett w.
Adams Assistant Inspector General, with
the rank Of Major, on the staff of Gen.
John b. Winters.
III. b. Howard has been commissioned
by the Governor as a Notary Public for
Nye county.
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FROM T

VIRGINIA CRY, July IA.
A. j. Beals, of Gold Hill, is appointed
general agent of the Nevada Ore Com
pany, for working gold and silver ores
by the Hagan process.
Wells, Furgo 4 Co. shipped tonight 8
bars of bullion, valued at $40, $50. II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

A new painter, Benjamin Constant by
name, has executed a striking allegory.
Fortune and Renown knock at the door
of a poor wretch. extended expiring on
his miserable pallet. Death opens the
door with this answer 10 the visitors;
Too late
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

A PRopER YERDIcr.-Two farmers in
Kansas recently had a lawsuit about Z
pounds of butter. When the jury re-
tired they took with them the butter,
procured some crackers. ate them togeth-
er, and returned a verdict Of No n
for aefion
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John A. Suffer. Jr., the Telegraph
states, has been appointed Consul to
Acapulco. 1t is not much of a position,
to be sure, but We fail to know what pc
culiar fitness suggested the choice.
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What do you mean, inquired an IN
guisitive lady of a facetious lawyer. by
the term putting a leading question ?
. When | offer you my arm, dear, re-
piled the learned gentleman. shifting the
action to the word.
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FROM OREGON.

JACKSONVILLE, July IA.
The wife of Abraham Miller, DR., of
Lost river, was terribly mangled, evening
of 9th, by explosion of a can of powder
secreted in a cooking stove. Not ex-
pected to o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

The WAR IN EUROPE seems, by our San
Francisco dispatch, again a most probe
BILE thing; but we forbear extended re-
mark, lest the next dispatch put a diff
ferent look upon the prospect.
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, July IA.
The city is about to construct a bridge
across Mormon slough, foot of California
street. Estimated cost, $35, 900.
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County Central Republican Committee.

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IA County Central Republican Committee VIII
be held on SATURDAY, July 10, 1870, at l
o'clock p. m, at the st. Nicholas Saloon, Main
street, Hamilton, New. A full attendance is re-
quested. CHAS. +. BICKNELL,
jyl+td Secretary County Cent. Rep. Com.
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1ifd.

KEEFE-In Hamilton. Ney., July -: OF son-
sumption. John ksefe. @ natlVe 81 eeN -"
Cityi AGED II years. New York papers please
copy
Deceased was a peaceful, law-abiding eiii1en'
much esteemed by his many friends, who tes-
tiaed their regard by kindly tending him
during his illncss-making every provision
possible for his comfort. He is at resi- now
but will long be kindly remembered ny moss
to whom he had endeared himself,
wRIGHT-In San Francisco. July 7, Major Geo.
NJ. Wright, aged 33 years.
sIMMONs-In San Francisco, July !, Hannah
Simmons. aged G5 years.
H~ANAUER-In Marysyille, Cal, July l. Henry
HRnauer. aged 80 years.
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Born.

HAMIlToN-n Lander eonnty. Wy. July p
to +. ". Hamilton. a son.
MILLs-In San FRANCISCO. July :, To r. NJ
Mills. a daughter.
cooK-In Sacramento. July s, to dst' Cook a
son.
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The short cut through the snez canal
is proving to be a very serious affair TO
the health of its navigators. The heat
on the Red Sea is almost intolerable, and
on one vessel every stoker died during
its passage.
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GRASS VALLEY.

Grass VALLEY, July IA.
An i%ncendiary fire last night destroyed
a barn belonging to A. Matteson, near
Union Hill mine. Loss, $500.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

The corinne Reporter estimates that
there are 2,312 Gentiles. all told, in Utah
Territory, and says that an actual count
would not change the figures 50.
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That old lady, 100 years of age, who
knits all the stockings for the neighbor-
hood, and brings in all the family wood,
is just now in New Hampshire. She is
an orphan.
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My dear, said the sentimental Mrs.
Waddles, home. you know, Is always
the dearest spot on earth. Well, yes
said the practical Mr.. Waddles. it does
cost me about twice rs much rs any
other spot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

A Boston paper says that a ten-cent-
ennial hand-organ jubilee is o talked
of in New York, to cover upthe chagrin
of the Beethoven failure.
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A PREcAur1oN.-A Texas man who
lately committed suicide by taking poison
left a note requesting that a knife be
buried with him. SO that If he came
to he conld eut his way out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-15

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, has at last
got a Woman Suffrage Association, COM
posed of thirty five members. who are
delicately classed as nearly al gushing
young maids.
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County Commissioners will meet on
Saturday at 2 o'clock pm.
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PROCEEDINGS


Oh the Union Republican state Gem
trail Committee.
ATA MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB-
"A LICAN State Central Committee, held at
Virginia City, jun y, 1870, II was
Resolved, That a State Convention Of the Ma
tional Union Republican Party be held at Elko
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
FIRST, 1870. to nominate candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices, to wit; Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Representative in Congress, Justice Of
the Supreme Court, Secretary Of state. Attorney
General, Treasurer OF State, Controller OF State,
Suryeyor-General, superintendent Of Public In
struetion, State Mineralogist, and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, and the transaction of such
other business AZ shall properly come before
said Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That each county be
entitled TO one Delegate at large, one for each
one hundred u00l votes, and one for each frne.
tion over fifty 800 cast for the Republican Presi-
dental Electors at the election of 1868.
On motion, Resolved, That we recommend TO
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election of Delegates TO both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day OF
September, 1870. and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resolved. That n voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shall possess the
following qualifications, He shall be a citizen
of the United States aud State Of Nevada; he
shall at the time Of voting al the Primaries be a
qualified elector and registered voter of the pre-
tAhNt ~ MAAth h' bH'iH ~ N'ttt nv nihii hhNF
voted the Union Republican ticket. State and
National, at the general election Of November,
A.. ID. 1868, or would have done so had II been
possible to vote: he shall solemnly pledge him.
self 10 vote for the nominees of the Union Re.
publican party at the general election in Novein.
Der, A. d. 1870.
Resolved, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees. that on the day Of
the Primary Election for Delegates to the sew.
eial Conventions, the people be requested to ex.
press their preference for the candidates for the
several offices, State and County. by a direct
vote.
Delegates are apportioned 70 the several conn.
ties AZ followsi a. a
Ohnfohin -. ..... ,2lNye. ......a
Douglas ,..-....-... IOrmsby. ..........,. 4
Esmeruidn .. ........ .4lStorcy ........ ~
Humboldt ........... 4iNashoe. ..... ...1t
Lyon .s+.sss.s..ss.s .ol Elko. .......-.... 4
Lander .....s.-....sll White pinees.a..... N
lincoln 81
/ ''eoA '+sFsssss rae s...s .fss-..s $50 ~
n. A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State uentrAi Committee Ma
tional Union Republican Party.
Je2s-td &C. BArTERnAx, secretar,
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Marritd.

PETERsoN-sTEFFESsES-ln san francisco
july ;. Jurgen Peterson to Maria stehehseh.
BoRK SCHNEIDER - Near Cachesiile, Ii
July }. Charles II. Bork to Emma Il. aehlhai.I'
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Three men belonging to a hunting
party were killed by Indians this morn
ing, 10 miles east of here. A number
more are missing-supposed carried off
by Indians.