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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-13
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oTYIcE ouNrY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton, Feb. Q, 1870.
nj WESTCOATT. +. L. MASON AND COL.
Ne @. 8. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors Of White Pine county. The
appointments Of all others have been this day
revoked. All accounts due the Office win be
paid TO the above deputies.
r.. NJ. WILSON,
jel1-tf Co. Surveyor White Pine Co., New.
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{ ArAMANA NIINrNG coMPANY-

il Near Hamilton City. White Pine, State Of
Nevada. Notice Is hereby given, that At a meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Company,
held on the ID day Of June, 1870, an assessment
Of
Is Cents per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately. IN United States
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Merchant street, Room %, San Francisco, Calf
fornia. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July,
1870, shall be deemed delinquent, aud viii be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and.
unless payment shall be made before, viii be
sold on Saturday. the 9Th 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.
A. MARTfSON, Secretary.
ONCE; Ga Merchant street, Room 20, San Fran
cisco, Cal. jell.td
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Chairman Nevada State Central ommitte Ma.
tional Union Republican Party.
Je25-td Q. c. BATrERMAs, Secretary
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PosTPONEMENT. - Tho day for deeming
stock on the above assessment delinquent Is
hereby postponed until MONDAY, the FIRST
DAY OF AUGUST. 1870, and the sale thereof
until WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY.FouRTH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1870.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
iystd WM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
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PROMPT. HONORABLE RELIABLE.

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Assessment alotifts.=

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. Of
= FIcF Of the Aurora Consolidated Silver
Nining Company. Location OF works Nhite
pine Mining district, County Of White Pine, and
state Of Nevada.-Notice is hereby gwen, tnat
AZ a meeting Of the Trustees OF sara company,
held on the eth day OF July, low an s'@s
ment no. 81 of
Five Dollars 49, Per Share
was levied upon the capital stock of said Com
pany, payable Immediately, in United states
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, at the ofhce OF the
Company, No. 4f9 California street lltooin %
San Francisco, California, Any stock upon Wnlen
said assessment shall remain unpaid ON the lOth
day of August. 1870. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale az phpho
auction, and unless payment shall be made DC
fore, will be sold on the FIRST DAY VI SELF
TENDER, 1870, to pay the dein1nent assess-
penses of the sale. By order OF tho boara oi
fsigned, NJ. ATWOOD. Secretary.
ONCE: At No. 419 California street tRoom o.,
san Francisco, California. jy11-td
TFNNIE A. CONSOLIDATED MINING
y COMPANY-white Pine District, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board of Trustees of said Company, held on tho
10th day of June, 1870. an assessment OF
Ten 40 Cents Per Share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said conf
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary. ANY
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho 25th day of July, ls7c, shall be
deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised
for sale at public auction, and, unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on MONDAf,
the 18th day Of August, 1870, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs OF adNer-
Using and expenses of sale. By order OF the
Board Of Trustees.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Office: 81 New Merchants Exchange, California
street. san Francisco, Cal. jy2td
EEATHERSTONE MINING COM
P~ANY.-Location Of Works: White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, State OF Ne
yada. Notice IL hereby given, that at a meeting
of the Board Of Trustees OF said Company, held
on tho 18th day Of June, 1870, an assessment OF
Twenty teO) Cents per share
Was levied upon the capital stock Of said COM
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office OF the
Company, No. 401 California street, san Fran
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid ON Wednesday,
the Doth day of July, AID. 1870. shall be deemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale
at public auction; and. unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on Thnreday, the llth
day Of August. A. d. 1870, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
DAVID T. BAGLEY. Secretary.
Office: No. 401 California street, san franeiaeo,
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TEATUEUSTONE MINING COM
EVENING STAR NO. 1 SILVER

EVENING STAR No. 1 SILVER
Ia MINING COMMUNICATION Of Works.
White Pine county, State of Nevada. Notice -
hereby given that, 81 a meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of said Company, held on the LIST day
Of June, 1870. an assessment Of
Five t5l Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the Office Of the
Company. Room 5, No. 500 MONTGOMERY street,
San Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
SATURDAY, the SErOND DAY OF July, 1910,
shall be deemed delinquent, and viii be duly
advertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment shall be madc before VIII be sold on
MONDAY, the TWENTY.rIFTH DAY OF
JULY. 1870, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of Advertising and expenses
of sale. BY order Of the Bonrd Of Trustees.
WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Once: Room 8, No. 500 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California Je5-td
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Ordinance No. 40.

An Ordinance Regulating the Salaries of Of
ficers.
The Board of Trustees of Hamilton CITY do or.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30
EUROPEAN WAR NEWS.

wEDSEsDAY.-Thc Prussians have caused IN
intense excitement In London by the seizure Of
six English vessels at anchor In the Seine,
which they plundered and then sunk In order
to prevent the passage Of the Seine by French
vessels. The victory VI Manteutiel and Paid-
berle in the north appears to have been COM
pleto, though the loss OF the Prussians was
nearly equal to that Of the French. The French
accuse the Prussian OF committing great out.
rsges at Blois and Tours, which. II true, would
show the Prussian soldiers to be little better
than barbarians. Bismarck having scared
Luxembourg, has warned Switzerland that that
power must maintain a more strict neutrality.
II Is reported scheme to assassinate the King
aud Won Moltke has been discovered. A de-
spatch from the Saxon commander before Paris
says the bombardment Of Fort Avron began
yesterday. .r-r. Efa...ti irt
THuRsDAY.-The bombaIdment or Paris has
been fairly begun, and II is officially stated that
Paris has provisions to last until the end OF
March. The Germans win soon attempt the
destruction Of the forts Of Issy, Vanvres, and
Montrouge. Bismark refuses to give Favre
safe-conduct to 80 to the peace congress. The
Prussians have occupied Albert meeting with
but little resistance, and taking q good many
prisoners. Havre Is g'eatly excited at the
news Of q battle In the immediate vicinity Of
that city. Chauzy iseItremely dissatisfied with
the Prussians. On account Of the cold Faid-
herbe has gone into camp in the north.
Favre Is afraid that the lack Of safe con-
duct from the Prussians will prevent his stten-
dance ut the conference In London. A statue
to Smith U'Brien, the Irish patriot, was un-
veiled in Dublin yesterday, In the presence Of
an immense assembly. King Amadeus has
started for Madrid and the president Of the
Cortes has resigned. The headings Of Mont
Cents tunnel were joined on Monday.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30

BEEN experienced In this city for number OF
years. There is excellent skating upon the va
rious Parks and even the Potomac Is frozen
over to some extent
A bill was INTRODUCED into the Senate equal
ising and fixing the salaries Of certain bureau
officers, but more specifically rsising the sAla-
ries Of certain officers Of the government. A
bill has also been introduced increasing the sal
aries Of the heads Of Departments to $4,000
each. United States judges rs follows: Chiei
Justice VI the Supreme Court $4,000 asso-
ciate justices $4,000 circuit judges 1880.
and district judges Of Court Of Claims and judg-
es Of Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbus
sc, 900 each. II is thought that no action will
be taken upon the increase Of salaries ut the
present session, although great exertiCn will be
made to secure immediate action.
The Daily Chronicle Of this city, edited and
published by John q. Porney, has been recently
sold to Mr.. Morris the Executive Clerk OF the
United States Senate. for the sum Of S25 900.
Il Is stated that II will strenuously advocate the
San Domingo treaty.
II Is rumored that the President will appoint
Caleb Cushing Secretary Of the Commission to
San Domingo, and Frederick Douglass one Of
the three Commissioners.
ID. ID. Peck esq, formerly Of your State. and
whom many Of your readers will remember as
editor Of the Temperance Journal some years
ago, has recently associated himself with the
temperance society Of this city, and Is most
earnestly engaged in forwarding his temperance
cause. Christmas in this city Is gala day and
everybody is expected to enjoy himself. II does
seem little inappropriate, however. to usher in
the day with the firing Of guns and cannons,
especially as the angelic greeting to mankind
was "peace on earth good will to men,"
PnENTIss.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30
"That New Jail"
souru BruwIcx. Dec. "a. 20.

COUIt bfisWiSh, A'oSs 80 sN'
Mr.. EprroR Having carefully read
the articles in your paper concerning
THAT New Jail, and being deeply In
terested In County affairs, Qthough thank
heaven am no politician) / respectfully
request siace in your columns Tor lew
thoughts relative TO this Jail controversy.
BY no means am I astride the fence, but
I am not in favor of the new Jail. or the
old one either. II seems to me-as doubt
less Il does TO many other tax payers
that the expenditure of 60 or $4,000 for
n new Jail. Is not. Mt present. an inpera-
tive necessity and sincerely hope that
such an outlay Of money, for such pur-
pose will never be necessary In York
County. All that your correspondent "B." !"
says about the ..old shell at Alfred" am
bound to endorse for IL Is true. The pres
ent Jail is standing reproach to the
County. But, Mr.. Editor let us for mo-
mcnt consider the cdnscs which ccnspire
together TO render q Jail necessary in the
County. Now. Sir. every observing
thinking man knops that Rttm moro than
all other causes combined renders place
Of confinement for criminals necessity
!. in this County. And the same Is true OF
most. If not all. other counties in the
State.
An examination of records disclcses the
fact that four fifths of the crimes commit
ted in York County are committed in
consequence of the sale Of intoxicating
liquors rs beverage. And more than
this very large percentage OF the paup-
ers we have to support have been reduced
TO their present condition by the Infamous,
damning traffic in Rum. From every
town in the County there comes n wall
.'IIard times and enormous taxation" and
Il Is time that every tax payer and voter
understood the relation that hard times
and taxation s,istains to the rum traffic.
Every barrel of flour we buy costs us 90.
more than il would II there were no such
thing rs the manufacturing and selling OF
spurious liquors. Every lib. OF sugar we
buy we pay upon II rum tax OF cts.
Now we are asked TO submit 10 taxa
ton of thousands Of dollars TO build new
Jail or remodel the old one that certain
servants Of the arch tiend may continue
their present business of making crimi-
nails. for us to support, by rumselling.
Again say that rum selling more than
all other causes combined renders Jail
necessary, and whether the old Jail Is re-
modelled, or new one built. rum will fill
II with inmates. II the traffic Is allowed to
90 on. Now. Sir, let the officers of the
County from the lowest to :he highest do
their duty and enforce the Prohibitory
Liquor law, and the "want" harped upon
will DO very materially lessened. After
the rumsollers convicted of their crime
have served term of Imprisonment in
the old hulk where they have sent so
many, and abandoned their business, a
comparatively small sum will build n neat
comfortable Jail that will meet the wants
of the County in that direction. And let
the Jail be built wherever II will best ac-
comodatc. Let every man that is n inan
do something to put down rum selling and
the prosperity Of the County is secured.
Yours, &C., TAX PAYER.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30

IMPEACHMENT or Gov. HOLDEN or
NOWru CARoLINA.-The articles Of inn
peachment of Gov. Holden Of North Car
olina are eighteen in number and very
voluminous. They cover about sixty
pages Of foolscap. They charge him with
stirring up civil war in the counties Of
Alan,ancc and Caswell In March, 1869,
and sending lAwless armed force into
them to take military possession. and that
he Illegally arrested citizens of those
counties when they were In state Of
peace; also for causing the Illegal arrest
of Mr.. Turner in Orange county; and for
melting George w. Kirk and B. c.
George and others to illegally arrest GER
tain citizens and deprive them Of their
liberty for month in August, 1870. Tho
charges further allesc that Gov. Holden
in August last sent an armed force under
Col. King and others into Alamance coun-
ty. which arrested pcaceable citizens. and
that Holden induced King TO disregard n
writ of habe.s corpus issued by tho Chief
Justice Mt the request Of the prisoners.
Another article charges the Governor with
inccrccrating Turner In loathsome
felons cell with n condemned murderer |;
and that Kirk and other dcspcradocs from
Tennessee, acting under Holden's orders,
hanged William Patton and others. and
made an unlawful demand upon State
Treasurer jenkins for the sum OF 10000.
and received the same from him also
that Holden induced and melted the Treas
urer to disregard writ enjoying him
from paying oct such sums, issued by the
Judge Of the Superior Court. and in all
these he is guilty Of high misiemeanor
In violation Of his oath of Office and in
subyersiye Of the laws Of the State. The
articles have been sent 10 the Senate.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30

account OF the birth Of our Saviour was read
from the Scriptures by the Principal and .
chant, Star Of Bethlehem, Vas sung BY the
school. Readings followed Illustrating the joys
of the christmas festival and the lessons II should
teach us. After recess, there were declama-
tlons. readings. singing and the reading OF or
iginal compositions appropriate to the occasion.
Mr.. Parker then in behalf OF the rchool pre-
scntcd to his assistant teachers, Misscs Burbank
and Deeripg, pair Of beautiful silver vases as
testimonial Of the love and esteem Of their
pupils. We learn that II Is proposed to have pub
le exercises appropriate to the close Of the year
at the school room on Saturday, 8lst inst, at 0
o'clock, A. NJ.
The police are busy looking after the young
s,eIs who break the City Ordinance, In relation
to sliding in the public streets. Quite num-
Der Of sleds have been sacrificed during the past
week.
Large numbers Of boys and men are to be
seen about the falls in this city and Saco en-
gagged In spcaring The frost fish, which come up
now to the foot Of the falls In great numbers.
DR.. Hebbard Is lecturing again in Shaw's
Hall this week to crowded houses. The "laugh-
ing gas' introduced by the Doctor, isa great
attraction.
The city marshall has given notice that he
will enforce the city ordinance in regard to keep
ing the sidewalks clear of Ice and snow, 20 oil
Of our city readers will see to Il. that the walks
in front Of their houses and places Of business,
are in good condition.
lady Is canvassing our two cities for TIE cAyis'
fian Union, Henry Ward Beecher's paper, which Is
valuable religious one, and well worthy TO- visit
every family. An engraving, Marshalrs House
hold picture Of Washington rst class In every 70.
spect, 10 given 10 each subscriber.
Many OF our readers have already been % Pills
burys l32 Main street, and secured some OF his el-
egant goods for Christmas gifts, s the happy Noes
Of old and young have attested during the week ,
but We would remind those who have delayed their
purchases until New Years. that he yet has hne
books, Bryanps "SOng Of the Sewers" Goethes
"Paust," with Konewka's Silhouetes and "Winter
Poems, by favorte American Poets, /" afY6rd evidence
book.making. You can ind here all the other Ic.
cent publications, and how the chldrcns eyes will
glisten when they have one OF those large picture
mIrth.provoking games, OF which Pilsbury has q
great number. Then, besides, you can find nieo
aiver.ware, and jevelry, or for timely gift you
may purchase an elegant time-kecper.
The Catholics Of st. Mary's Church Of Bidde-
ford, under the direction Of their Pastor Rev.
Father Brady, will bold Fair and Levec at the
City Hall, commencing Jan. 10, and ending
Jan. l3, 1871. The proceeds will 90 to lqui-
date debt upon their church. Music by
Parcher's Quadrille Band u. Harmon, prompt
er). will be in attendance each evening during
the Fair. Dancing to commence at o'clock
each evening. Tickets Of admission 20 cents.
There are to be Readings and other exercises
In Shaw's Hall tomorrow evening.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30

The record Of fires at Christmas time Is q long
and sad one. Following the Richmond FIRE on
Sunday morning, by which eight persons have
died, comes another at Harrisonburg, In the
same state, in which property to the amount Of
$4,000 wSs destroyed. In Cornwall, Canada.
woolleu mill was burned, causing loss Of
$500. 900, and throwing two hundred persons
out of employment. A fire In St. Thomas. Can
ada, caused loss Of $4,000. and one In Roch-
ester. New York. burned several buildings, the
damage by the latter exceeding 100000. In
P:ughkeepsie there was an $4,000 fire, and
there are no less than dozen fires, Of lesser i'm
portance than those mentioned, reported in our
issue Of this morning.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-30
POLITICAL.

The existence OF the Ku-klux Is Mt last
admitted by the Democratic papers of
Kentucky. They contend however, that
the Democracy are not in any way respon-
sible for their acts, asserting, in the words
Of the Louisville Courier, that they are
law breakers who prey upon society gen.
orally. and not upon the loyal people ex-
clusively. and that they should be hunted
down and punished.
At an election in Philadelphia on Tues
day to fill vacancy in the State Senate,
the Democratic nominee was chosen, the
Republican vote showing falling of
Of nearly one thousand since October. In
explanation :he Philadelphia Inquirer
says the people had been led to suppose
that taxation would be reduced, and es-
pecially the income tax would be abol-
ished rs soon as Congress assembled; and
the paper adds
"They were, however, informed yester-
resentatives in Congress hadvoted against
repeal Of the income tax law, and that
the acknowledged heads Of the party,
President Grant and Secretary Boutwell,,
were both using their influence to prevent
IL repeal. The consequence was, the
candidate of the Income Tax party was
defeated in this city on Tuesday. This
Is the lesson that politicians may learn
from the election in the First District.
A dispatch dated Dec. "a, says 1.-The
Republicans concede that Georgia has
gone Democratic by $4,000 to 10000.
Thus far only two Republican Senators
have been elected, and they are both col
ored.
The impeachment Of Gov. Holden Is
not approved by all the Democratic pa
pers in North Carolina. Some of them
say 1t is ill-timed and impolitic, and that
the end 20 be gained is not worth the ex-
pense. ...... ....
Among the lates: of political sensations
Is the report that Gen. Buffers friends In
New York are arranging to bring him
before tho country rs Presidential can
didate on tho Alabama claims platform,
strengthened by Canada annexation
plank, and possibly by another favoring
the absorption of Mexico. To this
may be added (says the Pittsburg Com
merciaD that steps have been taken in
the south to give certain States to Gen.
Butler in the next National Convention.
Thurlow Weed remaried in conversation the
tber day that one Of the most dlscouraging
signs Of the times was the lack Of sensiblity on
the part Of the better class Of our people in re-
gard to the corruptions enacted before their
very eyes; that good people, those who have the
greatest interest at stake, must be awakened to
the fearful pcrils Of the hour, or the most ca
lamitous consequences would surely follow. lie
added: ....... ...... ....r ..... s..... .
"You OF the press must talk this matter up,
must persistcntly and coungeously expose and
brand official rascality, must force tho subjec,
upon the public mind. must oppose corrupt can
didates for Office. Only by this means can the
people be aroused from their insensibility and
inci.ed to vigorous and successful action for the
overthrow Of the stupendous evils that confront
u.s. .r.