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BUSINESS DIRECTORY .
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-30

The Richest Nan 10 The World.

The Khedive Of Egypt is probably the
richest man in the world. His yearly
income is $50, 900, and he has twen-
ty-five richly furnished palaces within
the walls of Cairo. He is vastly more
progressive than the Sultan, his Turkish
master; is rapidly extending his domin-
ions, building railroads. and making COM
mercial improvements, and will ultimate
ly become Independent of Turkish DOM
ination. He is at present making ar
rangments for the construction of rail-
road up the Nile to Dongola. and thence
across the desert TO Londan, which coun-
try he will make one of his own provin-
ces. It has been remarked Of him that
the Viceroy, upon any throne in Eu-
rope, would be the greatest monarch of
the age He is not only a prince, but q
merchant, capitalist, statesman and a
cultivator. He sleeps only four hours
out OF the twenty-four, and at his desk
centre his railroads, steamship lines, tele-
graphs. postal services, private estates,
sugar mills, cotton culture, army, navy
and civil service.
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miscellaneous.

nIsTRICr COURT, sTH JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT, COUNTY OF WHITE PINE.
STATE OF NEVADA.
In the matter of the Estate Of JOSEPH GOD
DARD, deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Of said court, made ON
the 2ist day of November. A. ID. 1879. notice Is
hereby given. that WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF
December A ID. 1872 at 10 o'clock Of said day.
at the Courthouse Of said Court, In the city Of
Hamilton, Nevada, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will of said Jo-
seph Goddard deceased. and for hearing the Appli
cation Of j. NJ. LAkeman and A. ID. Brady, for
the issuance 10 them OF letters testamentary
when and where any person interested may ap-
pear and eonte 1t the same.
D. H. HEREFORD. Clerk
Hamilton, Nov. 81, 1872. no23-f
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JOB PRINTING

The News Job Once is now supplied with an
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials are
arriving. and we ask the attention of our
friends and the public TO the fact that all job
printing can be handsomely and expeditiously
done at this Office.
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Butte county, but those have been the accumu
lation Of many years. being found at long inter.
vals while mining for gold, 10 the prospect OF
making diamond hunting profitable business
in that locality IL not very promising. In other
mining districts In the State an occasional dia-
mond has been picked up, showing the propriety
of keeping lookout for the jewels, but not CIV
ing sufficient encouragement TO make diamond
mining special business.
a. THE LOCALITY on THE FIELDS.
~'rhe great diamond fields are now reported as
definitely fixed at point about 90 miles South
Of the Union Pacific r. r., near the Utah and
Colorado boundary. This Ia the locality Of the
Roberts, Harpending Co. claims, whence came
the stones that first created the excitement. The
Arizona companies still hold faith In the riches
Of their fields. which are far South Of the first
named, and II all are rich there appears to be a
grand extent of country for the prospector DUR
ing the coming year.
RUSH EXPECTED.
There IL still much mystery hanging over the
subject Just enough TO incite curiosity, and
have no doubt that by next Spring great ex-
citement will prevail and q rush ensue equal to
that which Allied up Washoe dozen years ago.
and Reese River and White Pine at subsequent
periods. The excitement seems 10 prevail TO an
equal extent In 1t. Louis and other Western
cities, and thousands will go diamond hunting
from those places a. soon as the season permits.
This is species Of mining for Americans.
and it's novelty will make 10 as attractive as was
gold mining to the pioneers Of 20. A.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Lyndon Literary Institution.

At the late annual meeting of the
Corpurators and Trustees of this Insti-
tuition. the following officers were elect
ed for the Year ensuing: Rev +. z.
Moulton, President |. W. Sanborn,
Secretary and Treasurer :. ). Thomp-
son, |. W. Sanborn, Auditors: ;. ).
Thompson, ID. II. Adams, c. ID. Bige-
low, |. W. Sanborn, \. W. Ruggles,
Executive Committee.
The summer term closed OH Wednes-
day of last week with IA public exami-
nation. The evening was devoted to
AN exercise of Prize Determinations. i'll
which nine of the students took part
The speaking as Il whole was very
good :; some of it particularly 50. The
prizes were awarded to Adna b. Stod-
dard of Newark, and Geo. II. Ruggles
of Lyndon. The Fall term will begin
on Tuesday, August p, and continue
thirteen weeks, under the charge of the
present popular Principal, J. Sewall
Brown, A. b., aided by four assistants.
lNCoG.
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NINE AND TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT
Kansas Registered Municipal Bonds. Principal
and Interest paid by the State, i'll New York City.
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Send u cents and l will forward to your
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Agents for the Caledonian.
Sprriai 5lnhrrs.

81 I"hu-hurN. July =: I-I2
L. W. SPATLDING. Esq.
Nir:-Please return my thanks To- Mr.. Dalton
Secretary OF the North Eastern Mutual Life y $50
citation. Of Brattleb"ro Vt for certified check f"r
SlO17 paid On certificate held 10y the life Of
my husband. deceased.
The reasonable cost /" us, for this amount OF in
suIance, since July. ISL is only about s2U-a fact
that should and doubtless viii commend the y $50
riatinm I" people generally.
Yours Respectfully.
1t SOPHItONIA SIIOREA
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Sheffield.

About twenty minutes before two
o'clock on Tuesday morning, the build
ings on what is known lis the Richard
Jenness' place on the Square, were dis
covered to be on fire, by Mrs. John
Ferguson who lives on the adjoining
farm. She called her hired man, who
Immediately gave the alarm and eight
or ten neighbOrs were soon on the spot.
The dwelling house, and farm build
ings, were already in flames. Any effort
to save them would have been fruitless.
There was but small trough of water
at hand. With this and small handfuls
of grass they succeeded i'll saving the
horse barn. The buildings were I'M
occupied, the owner, Mr.. VIM. Jenness,
living in Lake Village. n. II. 1t must
have been the work of an incendiary.
who fired it in several places, as all the
buildings were on fire ut the same time.
-.NOnitOr.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

! On the Sd inst, Mr.. Gabriel Patterson
came t" his death i'll Il shocking manner.
/ He had been To CraftSbury on business
and WAS returning home: when within
il few rods of his own dwelling. IL thun-
dcr-hOlt struck IL tree 10y the road side :;
| his horse becamc frightened. sprang
| violently to one side. overturning the
wagon. throwing Mr.. Patterson with
great force to the ground. One of his
legs was broken and one hip badly
mutilated. besides internal injuries. Mr..
/ Patterson lived until Sabbath morning,
the seventh carton Monitor.
One of the boilers i'll W. II. Willey's
steam mill. at Newport Centre. exploded
Monday morning. June -. blowing out
the rear part of the mill, and carrying
one boiler. weighing fifteen hundred
pounds, some fifteen rods. Two ladies
passing along III the street We're struck
10y Il fragment from the boiler The
engineer. Grin Page, was dangerously
scaldcd and otherwise injured 10y the
explosion. When the boiler left the
building il struck the mill dam of Nh.
CIitchet. about six rods distant. break
ing two logs twelve inches III diameter.
then rose. following the ledge and Strik
ing il with great force III several places.
The general opinion Is. that had il not
been for the ledge. the boiler must have
gone through the hotel and Stowell'S
store at least. From where it started
it must have risen some - feet. The
engine belonging to the boiler WAS com
plctrly DESTROYED. Mr. Wiley sets the
damage ut $1,000. The two boilers
room, with conducting pipe for the
steam To pass from No. |. to No. >. Mr..
Adams who usually attends the engine.
WAS cleaning one of the boilers on Sat
urday night. when the steam conductor
was shut off, 81 that the steam could
not escape from boiler No. |. To No. >
and at the same time there Was Il heavy
weight on the safety valve of No. |.
preventing any escape of steam what
ever. Mr. Adams had left the mill on
business and neglected to open the
steam conductor. Mr.. Page was at
tending the engine tor the time being.
and WAS doing the best he could. There
must have been 300 pounds of steam on
the boiler when il gave way. The
boiler Appeared I" he perfectly good.
Express.
III IIAND cot NTN.
The Howe scale works at Brandon.
were partially destroyed 10y fire early
Thursday morning: loss about Sl5.Ou.
fully insured. The Waterman neglected
his duty. and fire caught from IL forge.
WASHINGTON cor MY.
The commencement of Norwich uni
vrrsitN takes place at Mortified OH the
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Harriaqrs.

At the Parsonage. -. J"hnshury Centre july =
10y Rev. :. :. Brigham. Mr.. buckley H"ton of
Ihetford and Miss Calista \ Chickrring OF Dan
willie Corrected
At Wells River. July 3 by Rev. Nm. ; Palmer
Charles JOY "f Wo"d-V illt y II and Miss Jennie
u Moore. oldest daughter ct Samuel \. Mn"Ir
ESD. "f Wells River.
At West Barnet, July 10y Rev. John Bolr Mr..
John Gibson and Miss B-ttir J. Abbott both "i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Haying.


The hay makers are the most dis
gr~tcd men these days. not excepting
the old-linc democrats. when asked to
swallow Greeley.
The mornings come off sunny and
hot. but 10y the time the hay is ready
tor the barn and sometimes before
there comes up powerful shower.
drcnching ii completely. This play
has been kept up daily for about three
weeks, until the hay -makeIs generally
have concluded that If they can get III
what is already down. they will post
pome the remainder of having until fan
Weather. There will he Al great amount
of very poor hay t" sell the coming
winter
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DLNLAMIN RICKFORp,S ESrArE

DkNJAMlN BICkFORD'S ESTATE
ID STATE Or VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office in
81. Johnsbury, i'll said district. the 9Th day of
July. \. ID. ls12.
Henry Walker, administrator of the estate of
Benjamin Bickrord late of Peacham in said dis
trict, deceased, presents his administration ac-
count Tor examination and allowance and makes
application for u decree OF distribution and paTti
ton of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered 10y said court, that said
account and said application be referred 10 a SEES
sion of said be held at the probate office in
said St JOhnsbury, the lst day of August, A. d.
loI2, for hearing and decision thereon And 1t Is
further ordered that notice be- given To all persons
Interested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Caledonisn a newspaper pub
lished at St Johnsbury previous to said time ap-
pointed for hearing that they may appear said
time and place and show cause if any they may
have why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
true copy of record-Attest
2+26 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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The Stone & Murray Circus,

Announced to exhibit here Monday g.
july - has won an emNiablc reputation
during the past eight years i'll its annual
tours of the New England States. being
the only establishment that has con-
tinuouslN exhibited in the same section
of country season after season. 1t L.
strictly IL tirSt-claSs circus, and is highly
spoken of by the press everywhere as
worthy of the patronage of all VIII"
mentS of Il high order and de\ old of Il
single objectionable feature.
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Shocking Death from Lightning.


just before the severe thunder shower
of Monday Afternoon. the witc of Aaron
Morse. of Barnet. (NorrisVillc), Was
struck 10y lightning. and undoubtedly
instantly killed. The circumstances a>
near a> known are these: Mr.. M"rs"
had gone from home: his son and son
in law were at work in the field not far
from the house: Mrs. Morse was left i'll
the house alone. When the shower
came up the Young men did not 20 l."
the house. hut went int" the barn until
it WAS over. This was about > o'clock.
Towards night they went To the hnr>r.
and finding no one there. and the din
the yard. and noticing il smoke near
the house. discovered their mother dead
upon the ground. and the clothes near
~ burned oil her person. and still on
fire. From appearances it seemed that
Mrs. Morse had gone out To the corn
barn. and had Just started on her re-
turn To the house. when the fatal bolt
struck her. Her body and lower limbs
were >hockingly mutilatrd and burned
so much So aS To lose all >cmhlancr
of IL human being. The family and
nclghbor> noticed an uncommonly sharp
flash of lightning and IL terrific report
all at the same instant. Just before the
shower came upon them. and they sup
pose it to have been the fatal one.
Mrs. Morse was an elderly woman, very
large and heavy. and leaves Il family "i
grown-up children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-12
Stannard
East st. JohnsburY.

EDITOR OF CALEDoNIAN: Dear Sir
Allow me through Your columns to eX-
ple-s the regret of myself and of the
citizens of this village and Vicinity. at
the almost irrrpaiahlr loss To us 10y the
removal of DIR. {. VI. Ferrin, who |
learn has located at Essex Junction, Vt.
DIR. Ferrin il not only Il very excellent
physician and surgeon, but il Christian
gentleman. If there is another like him
in the particulars above named. we
cordially invite him to settle at ON
village.