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In referece to Miss Nillson, so
soon expected:in tn, S country, the
Athenetna observes that it is spe-
cial feature in her acting that she
is always greatest in the greatest
parts. For one might revive,
with confidence, some pieces of
the ancient drama which have
faded from stage memories be-
cause we have no actress to sup
port them. But the qualities
which make one see in her pos
sible Hecuha or Il Clytemnesta
seem to impede her in her efforts
ut less ambitious impersonatiOns.
Her fault is over-eff0rt. She has
pathos and comic power, both ge-
nuine, if she will give them play.
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NOT ONE CONVICTION.


manyy crimes are comnittedssin
thy name?" Madame Roland,
when, She uttered these great
words under the shadow of the
guillotipe, with the sheen Of its
polished blade blazing full in her
face, gave to the world but one
surprise, to-wit; that crimes, born
of such parentage, has been the
rule-rot the exception-of hui
man affairs, from the day when
the faithless woman devoured the
apple. BY the way, some over
jealous piety men take occasion
to censure our old mother Eve for
eating the apple, and praising that
old focl, Adam, because he didn't
help her do it, when she was
"willin'" Qike Barkis) to have
him. tits fact pretty we'll as
certained, that women did not
write the Bible, for in that event
the sterner sex would, in mea-
sure, have played the role Of the
Ancient Mother, Only the snakes
locality would have been in their
boots.
But this kingdom, come bust
ness we turn over to the kingdom
come fraternity, with full assur-
ance that the same kind Of justice
they have done in the past, they |
will do in the future. However, |
the old lady and her immense !
army of daughters are, and have |
been, the mothers of all the sim |
ners living and dead, and it serves
them right in being accused of
making hell religious necessity. |
For some days past, it has been |
our misfortune to be compelled to |
do police duty as Grand Juror at |
the present term of the Court. t
What took place in the Grand
Jury room is. nobodyS business,
but what grew out Of its labors is
the business of everybody. Grand
Jurors are not lawyers. 1t is their
business to find the facts from the
witnesses, and when true bill is
agreed upon, it becomes the duty
of the proper officer, who is sup
posed to- be a lawyer, to put the
matter in proper legal form, which
is called, an indictment, and the I
jury, in a body, present it to the
Court. Several bills were found
and presented, but they have
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AZ Q R S A l. E E.
The Antelope Peak Station, sit
uated on the Tucson road, abOnt
90 miles from Arizona City, with
every convenience for the accom-
mediation of man and beast, is Of
fered for sale on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply at
this Office. nO30 I'm.
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suspenslon Of paIIy PubIIcatIOn.

During the past twelve months, we
have published a daily issue, giving the
Eastern and Pacific Coast news by tele-
graph, with a large amount OF other read
ing matter-at q large expense over re-
ceipts. Two purposes actuatedus First,
we thought to aid in tiding over the dull
time and keep up appearances for the
District, in which we to-day have no lack
of confidence, till developments in pro-
oress would show to the world the great
wealth underlying the forbidding sur
face; Second, a desire to promote certain
political designs, which we deemed and
now deem meritorious, nerved us to bear
an extra expense in spreading our views
on a good-sized sheet.
We have piped unto you, and ye have not
danced we have mourned unto you, and ye have
not lamented Matt. ii: IT.
You have not done as well with the
mines as you ought to have, and politi-
cally you have done only half duty.
On the 8th, the size of the daily was
reduced, and we hoped in that shape to
scud through the storms of the impend-
ing Winter; but the rate at which bust
ness people are emigrating to other
fields, and mines closing down for Spring,
admonishes us that a daily will not be
sustained by the public for the coming
four months, and we have no more
money with which to make up def
ciencies. And SO, regretfully, with a re-
duced force in every department, ex-
penses curtailed, close-reefed, we stand
out on the old course, for a weekly issue,
waiting an improvement in times with
the coming of the birds.
Persons wishing to take the paper will
make arrangements with the carrier. As
usual, we don't want anybody to take it
to patronize it. The next issue will be
Saturday, November 23d.
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Saturday, Nov. is, 1872
Virginia City.

FEARFUL ~AoorDESr.-About l O'Clock this a-
ternoon, q train of four or five fat cars, loaded
with wood, and a box car Of the Central Pacific,
got loose on the Silver City branch Of the Viz
ginia l. Truckee Railroad, and ran down the
steep grade with fearful velocity. until 1t came
in contact with a numbero Of empty cars standing
on the high trestle-work at the Trench mill.
The collision demolished the greater part of the
trestle-work, sent all the cars whirling down the
cliff, and upset one wood car on the track, the
wood from which was piled up and formed q
bulwark, against which the cars brought up.
LEG ORA teamster named Samuel Adams
q Canadian by birth, and recently in the employ
of Bob Mcdonald, had q leg crushed between
two cars, yesterday noon, while assisting In con-
yeying cars around the blockaded tunnel beyond
American Flat.
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WESTERN NEWS.
ST. LOUIS, November II

ST. LOUIS, November 10.
Fire at Missouri Valley Junction yes
terday destroyed nearly the whole bust
ness portion of the city. Loss $35,OOO;
no insurance.
The Board of Directors of the Mer-
chants Exchange urge the City Council
to increase the efficiency of the fire de-
partment.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
The horse malady is more serious, and
business is largely suspended. Ok and
man teams are plenty, but not q horse in
the streets this evening.
The Common Council to-day adopted
a resolution requesting the Law Commits
sioner and City Solicitor to report an or
dinance for more safe construction of
houses against fire, and the prevention Of
Mansard roofs as now constructed here. il,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. Is.
The celebrated Barnes will case, involv-
ing 800, 900, has been decided against
admitting to probate.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov. Is.
The furniture store of Bailey a. Smith
wa burned last night. Loss $20, 0
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SENATE.


*Elko, a tie between Meacham, Rep, and
Savage, Dem.
t Esmeralda not known, but thought to have
gone straight Republican.
OF the hold-over Senators, z are Re-
publicans and 5 are Democrats. The
Republicans are: Small Of Douglas I'm
dependent), Moore of Elko, Hazlett of
Lyon, Crawford of Ormsby, Phelan of
Storey, Eastman Of Washoe, and Cleve-
land of White Pine. Democrats-Hill
of Churchill, McBeth of Humboldt,
Mccoy of Lander, Fox of Storey, and
Mills of White Pine.
Cleveland, Of this county, we have
placed in the Democratic column, though
elected as a Republican; for he used i'm
ported money and all personal efforts to
defeat the Republican nominees for the
Assembly. He and Mills acted in con-
cert on this point. They will go with
any faction to defeat Jones, whose friends
here, as in the other counties, were nom-
mated for the Legislature. But the
straight Republican party will have a
majority on joint ballot, allowing for all
possible corruption and perjury, of not
less than 80. The election of John P.
Jones to the United States Senate is O
pre-engaged result, and right worthily
has it been earned. He led the fight;
furnished the materials of wal through
out the State; put his money for the can
vass in Republican hands; bribed no one
to his favor, but braced with means all
whom he thought worthy and efficient;
sustained the organization; went before
the people on an open, clear, ringing
expression Of his honest sentiments; and
the result is a spontaneous uprising of
the. people, even breaking over party
lines, in his favor, and in favor of the
ideas to which he stands committed.
We congratulate the State.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHESI
Special 10 The wiss Pine Daily Nsw'.
NEW YORK NEWS.
New YoRK, Nov. Is.

At the investigation by the Govern
ment inspectors to-day into the burning
of the steamer Missouri, Patrick Meow
ern, pantryman, testified, saying that
everything was done that could be with
the means on board to %extinguish the
fire; that the boat in which he was could
not get near nor communicate with those
remaining on the ship. but picked up
those who jumped overheard.
Col. Mcdaniel offers to match his sta
BILE, for three races, against any horses
in the world, to name at post; 2, 3 INT 4
mile heats; for $10,0 or $4,000 each
race.
Congratulatory messages were exchang-
ed between the mayors of Adelaide, Aus
tralia, and New York, upon the compile
ton Of telegraph communication.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.
John Mccullough left for New York,
yesterday, to engage stars for the Cali
fornia Theater.
Thomas Devine stabbed his wife in the
cheek and she had him arrested.
Hon. Edward Tompkins died at Oak
land yesterday afternoon.
A meeting of the members of the Press
will be held tomorrow afternoon to take
proper action relative TO the death of Col.
Albert s.. Evans.
The 9th annual commencement exer-
cises of the Toland Medical College were
held last night.
The Liberal Democrats and Republic
cans held q meeting last night and ap-
pointed a committee Of "a to report a
plan of future operations. The last
meeting will be held in ten days.
stock Sales. - Afternoon Board
SAN Francisco. November Is.
Meadow valley-95o shares, s22. 2l7s; %; 22h,
Raymond l. Ely-SoS shares siisA; ii.' Hay,
Eureka con.-l,s $40 shares. s21k; ny; ~: 22h,
DO
phenix-1,O6 5 shares. ~; 81; AZ, b30; 4. b3o;
~
Page Il Panaca-5O shares. SAY
HUM a Hunt-205s shares, $+aS; ~
Chapman-1OO shares. $1k
Silver Peak-l75 shares, $7h;7
Peayine-i75 shares, 65c
Phoebe W Ex-30 shares, 81
Ingomar-53O shares, "a; Elk
Belmont-l00 shares, Nh
Condor-1OO shares, s1a
Chief OF the Hill-645 shares, 50; 69s, b30
Newark-620 shares, $5A;5h
Marion-28O shares, SILK
McMahon-20O shares. 50
Phoebe Phenix-30 shares, $3h
Home Ticket--300 shares, $l1
Hermes-l15 shares, s12
Ida Elmore-ll0 shares. SOY; 10h
Golden Chariot-l20 shares, SAY; 15h
Minnesota-100 shares, Slh
Mahogany-1GO shares. SAY; 12h, b30
Mammoth-2m shares. SOC
Savage-55 shares. $91: W
Noondny-4O0 shares, 35c
Hale X Norcross-195 shares, S92h; %
Con. Yirginia-60 shares. $50; 60
Silver Hill-B5 shares, $Sh
Belcher-5O shares, 800; 108h
Chollar-l40 shares. 81; Is, b30; II
Yellow Jacket-l0 shares. $lll
Woodville-25O shares. S6A
Caledonia-25 shares, <3l
Ophir 10 shares, $55h
South ChAriot-25 shares, s1h
Crown Points shares. sl2l; 122
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EASTERN NEWS.
Boston, November 10.

DOSTON, NOFeuDeT 10.
As sufferers by the fire become better
acquainted with the nature of the losses,
the feeling of confidence grows stronger
that both home and foreign insurance
offices will entirely liquidate the debt.
Salvage is found to vary from Is to so
per cent; and as schedules of saved
property are being made out as rapidly rs
possible, and policies and proofs Of losses
in some cases are already sent in, the
work of relief will be pushed forward
with the utmost celebrity. Between
$500, 900 and $500, 900 worth Of goods
have been recovered, and a lot of unclaim-
ed property awaits identification at the
City Hall.
The site of old Fort Hill is the scene
Of active building operations. Half a
dozen wooden structures are already fin
ished or in process of erection.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.
Disston's extensive saw works were
burned this morning. Three buildings
were destroyed, valued with their con
tents at $3.50, 600; insurance $156, 000(?).
The fire was caused by the explosion of
an oil can. Four other buildings belong
ing to the works were saved. The build
ings covered nearly all the square bound
ed by Front, Haydock, Carroll and Low
ell street. The business of Disston
amounted to 5000, 900 a-year, and gave
employment to q thousand hands.
Several thousand dollars were sub
scribed this afternoon to aid the Boston
sufferers.
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Nem TosDap.
MAMMOTH SILVER MINING COM.

MAMMOTH SILVER MINING COM.
wi PANY. -Location Of works White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, State Of
Nevada. Notice is hereby given. that at q meet.
ing of the Trustees Of said company, held on the
twelfth [12thl day Of November. A. d. 1872. an
assessment Of
Ten l1O) 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 If the com.
pany. No all California street, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY the
Eighteenth l1sth) day Of December, A. ID. 1872,
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
WEDNESDAY the
Eighth 18th day Of January, A. D. 1878,
To pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JOS. L. KING, Secretary.
odice-41l California street, San Francisco Cal.
ifornia.
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UTAH..
SALT LAKE, Nov. 10.

Cameron, a keeper of an intelligence
Office, is in Jail for drugging and yiolat-
ing a girl II years old.
There is a report of a similar outrage
in Brigham City.
The Royal Arch Masons publish a call
for an organization tomorrow night.
WIN 7. Robinson left for San Fran
cisco, to-day, with samples of the So
called diamonds, for test, by lapidarians.
The opinions on these discoveries are 'di-
vided. Some say it is a gross attempt at
fraud. Others say there is something in
them.
Weather intensely cold. Skating on
neighboring ponds. There are parties
and sociab1es every night.
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TIE F1yE-DoLLAR SEWING MACHINE

The FIvE-DoLLAR SEWING MACHINE
purchased by me, January. 1866. from the Fami-
iy Sewing Machine Company, sc Nassau street,
Il. Y, has been in almost constant use ever
since, 1t has not been out Of order once. Has
cost nothing for repairs, and l find 1t simple and
reliable in operation, and always ready to sew.
Those friends of mine who use them with the
new improvements are very much pleased. The
one l have / would not part with. MRS. ANN W.
CUrHBuRr, 428 West seth street, New York. y
The CONFESSIONS OF AN INvALID.-Pub-
lished for the benefit of young men. and others.
who suffer from nervous debility, ETC.. supply
ing the means of self-cure. Written by one who
has cured himself, and sent free OF charge, on
receiving a postpaid directed envelop. Address
through postofiice only. JONATHAN F. GOOD, San
Francisco, Cal.
GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYs o YOUNG
MEs-On great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES.
which interfere with MARRuAGE-withs sure
means Of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitated. Sent free, In sealed
enyelops. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 2, 5. Ninth St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
of all denominations, for So at the Postofice.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Fostofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns In
the United States. 4
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Baltimore Con.-170 shares, san
Silver Hill-80 shares, s.
Picton-220 shares, 40c
N. Y. Con--12O shares, $lk
O~ccidental-60 shares, $2i an
Senator-67 shares. o0c
Woodville-l,lb $50 shares. S6at6A
Meadow ~Valley-l,41O shares, s2lA; 22h, bio
Raymond 4 E1y--oO5 shares, SIT; 1l6h
Eureka Con-265 shares, $40; 2lb
Jackson-100 shares, Soc
Phenix-950 shares, S3h
Pioche-1O5 shares. $lSk; 1sh
Washington 4 Creole-670 shares. 80
Page l. Panaca-1OO shares, sax
American Flag-1b0 shares, $i3; lay
Bowery-30 shares, SIX
Huhnk Hunt-420s shares, Ah; An
Silver Peak-50 shares, s6X
Peavine-200 shares, Soc
~Belmont--3i0 shares, SAN; ~
Ingomar-1, 800 shares, Slxi IL
Condor-100 shares, S1h
Chief of the Hill-s5 shares, S5Hi5h
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Second Dispatch.


SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.
0phir-70 shares. $50; 55H
Savage-1S5 shares. S95; 96h
Chollar-450 shares, ST4: rs
Hale Il Norcross-l27 shares, s94; %
Crown Point-4Os shares, 1922; l2S
Yellow Jacket-l95 shares. Sil2; l15h
Imperialism shares. Sll \ llk
Empire Mill-35O shares. $g&; l0A
Kentuck-l0 share. s2l5
Alpha-15O shares. <55: SO
Belcher-400 shares. Sill; l09h
Confdence-50 shares. Sl3A
Con. Yirginia-560 shares, SEQ: 67h
Sierra Nevsda-30 shares, SO
Daney-16 shares, sly
Exchequer-50 shares. $40
Segregated Belcher-l0 shares, t80
J~ustice-365 shares, SKI k
Buckeye-l00 shares. GIN
Julia-360 shares, 81; ~
Caledonia-280 shares, $50; 30
Observation-Disclosures shares, S6; 6A
Arizona h Utah-l00 shares, 80; az
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The horse disease is spreading through
out the State.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. Is.
Warrants have been issued by the U.
s. Commissioner for the arrest of Susan
B. Anthony and fourteen other females
who voted at the late election. The par.
ties will probably be brought into court
next week.
PorrsvrLLE, Pa, Nov. 15.
The horse disease is becoming general
throughout the coal regions, and ship
ment Of coal by canal from Schuylkill has
been suspended. Mules are also affected.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. ID.
Grants official majority in New Jersey
is IA, 500.
WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. Is.
TheJournal building, with all the print
ing material and presses, was burned this
morning.
BUFFALO, November 10.
First snow storm of the season set in
here last evening, and the snow is nov 4
inches deep OIL a level. Trains on the
Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern Rail-
road are blockaded at Irving station. All
the trains are behind.
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BUFFALO, November ID.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 10.
Returns, official and unofficial, from
every county in the State, give Baxter a
majority Of over 700 for Governor.
MEMPHIS, November Is.
A serious accident is reported on the
Memphis q Little Rock Railroad to-day,
by which the engineer and several others
were killed. The train was badly dam
aged. This occurred near Duvall's Bluff.
No further particulars.
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A. NJ. HrLLHoUsE is put forward by
The Sentinel for the vacant Judgship.
Hill is honest and capable, and we would
like to see him appointed; but under
stand the Governor will appoint a West
ern man-unless he shall change his
mind in Difference to the wishes Of his
cherished friend Bro. Cassidy, Of Char
coal Flat.
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APPLICATIONS o PATENTS. Considerable
complaint is made. Of late, against our friend
shannon, of the Austin Land Office, that he does
not make prompt return of papers sent over
from this District for his signature. When
mine owners get ready to make application they
dislike to be delayed by dilatoriness of the off,
GERS. We presume election matters occupied q
great deal of shannon's attention and time; but,
now that the election has past he ought to be
prompt with his land office business.
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The woodruff Il Clafin scandal, charging
that Henry Ward Beecher maintains q criminal
intimacy with Mrs. Tilton and numerous other
of his church members, has been published. It
is said that Beecher and the church will take no
notice Of the accusation. That will not satisfy
the world The charge comes from an Infamous
source, but it is made with great explicitness,
and can not be frowned down without some
show of disproval.
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A RATIFICATION THREATESED.-The Gentiles
in Salt Lake City were to have a Publication,
Tuesday night, over the reelection of Grant.
The Mormon threatened to break up the meet
ing. We imagine the Saints were out of luck If
they attempted to break up q demonstration in
favor of the man who never was beaten and
never will be-; and as the Telegraph mentions
no extensive and merciless slaughter, we imag-
inc no great number of the Latter Days put
themselves in the way.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 70 SAN YaANcIsco ADvEsTIszRs.

In order to simplify the business and avoid
confusion, from this date forward MYRoN ANGEL,
at 432 Montgomery street lRcom III, Is sole
agent for The White Pine Daily News In San
Francisco and persons In that city having bust
ness with this office are requested to ommun
cate with him.
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ABOUT THE HEAD.-The Phoebe Record says
that @. R. Alexander was somewhat bruised
about the head by the capsizing of the stage.
.Never shake those CORY locks at Travis for
Alec. was sore about the head before starting on
the stage Mau beat him for County Commits
sioner by 81 votes.
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AGENCIES.

SAN FRANCISCO
MYRON ANGEL, 49,, Montgomery street.
NEW FORK
HUDSON L MENET, Times Building.
LONDON-J. Y. JACKSON, 8, Abchurch-Lsne
Lombard-st., London.
SHERMANTO WIN. JELLIsoN.
YTRGINAJAMEs MCDONALD.
ELBOW. 7. SIXTH. Postofhce News Depot.
AUSTTN-A. NJ. HORN, Main st.
PIOCHE CITY-CHARLEs WEIDBRHoLD.
EUREKA-S. JAcoBx.
SCHELL ~CREEK-MELL RAuM.
BULLIONYZLE-WM. GETLINo.
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The Electoral College, to cast the votes of the
States for President, will meet in Washington
on the first Wednesday In December.
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Residents of Connecticut who are in favor of
jumping on and of cars when In motion, viii
soon have a meeting In Hartford. to organize 4
cooperative drug and undertaking establish
ment. The kerosene killers have adopted thfs
plan, and experience considerable satisfactia
from 1t.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. Is.
Charles SUMMER sailed from Liverpool
for New York, yesterday, in the steamer
Baltic.
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TREASURER OF ELKo.-Ap private dispatch from
Elko conveys to us the most welcome informa-
ton that NJ. P. Freeman, Republican, Is elected
Treasurer by a majority Of IL.
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AssEMBLYMEN ELEorED.-Fhe official returns
of the election in Lander county show that Hor-
ton, Drake, Ely, Republicans, and Burgess,
have been elected members Of the Assembly.
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Agent for Robinson District.

WARREN PARRISH, in the Postofice, Mineral
city, is Agent for The White Pint News. will
receive subscriptions and Advertisements, and
orders for Job Printing.
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Some Of the Results.

As nearly as can be got at by latest
count, the Legislature will stand aboutas
follows:
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES

Special 10 The White Pine Daily News.
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A man Of letters-The postmaster.