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ING woman, he went without pause, to
bend over her, saying
"Oh, Alice. Alice, it was cruel not TO
send for me sooner
"You forgive me, Gordon 2"
"What have | to forgive, my own
dear sister," and he kissed tha wasted
face You must get well, that you may
brighten my home. "
Then Ellie, beckoning to Katie, stole
away, leaving tho brother and sister to-
gether.
TWAS some time after midnight when
a messenger came to summon her once
more to Mrs. Oakes, and sho fastened
again to her bedside.
Gordon Randolph was standing beside
his sister, holding her head upon ms
shoulder The breath was coming III
quick, shoit gasps through the parted
lips, and the large soft eyes were ias'
growing dim, but a smile greeted Elii'
as she came forward
Gordon Randolph spoke in low
husky voice:
lyon know my sorrow, Miss Morton.
| have found my dear sister only to lose
her again She wished SO much to see
you that could not thwart her desire
81 thank YOU sincerely that you did
not, Ellie said.
But whatever the widow had desired so
much to say was never spoken. NO
words came through the pale lips until,
at the last, she looked at Gordon to sigh
"Good bye" and the spirit was free,
1t was some weeks later before f. lie
again met Gordon Randolph, but when
he called upon her to thank her for her
kindness to his sister and nephew. he
spoke words that proved that Ellie
kindly charity and gentle ministrations
among the poor around her, were but
added virtues in those Of the woman he
loved. and asked to be his wife.
And Thalia says she supposes that
/" Gordon and Ellie will keep on poklng
among low places, and in nasty. misera'
bic places, until they die. -
And ], gentle reader, really think they
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MISCELLANY.
Ellie's S Hero.
BY ANNA SHIELDS.

So you will go. Ellie p
Ellen Morton took mp her muif from
the table, and said very quietly:
You know | will go, Thalia Th
poor woman is dying; 90 don't be anx
ious if do not return till morning.
Il wonder, Thalia answered, sitting
erect in her casy-chair. and facing he
sister. what would Gordon Randolph
say if he heard you had gone down to th'
factory quarter. TO stay all night. an
sure Tom would have been perfectly dis
gustcd if had done such thing before
we were married.
"Tem cannot he expected to feel as
do about the facDry hands. Thalla
When Uncle Will left me the factory il
his will, felt that with the wealth. | as
sumsd also a great responsibility.
have tried faithfully to keep it ever be
fore my mind that the hands are not mere
machines making money for me, not
mere servants earning their wages, bu
human beings, men, women and children
who suffer and enjoy rs | do | have
tried TO make them feel that l am theil
friend rs well as employer, and when
selected my new ovcrseer, | was very
careful to find one who had a heart and
pity for those under him, as well as s
competent guardian Of my own interest 2
tom says you are completely spoil
ing the whole lot The Idea OF your Ia
king Rogers oaks away from the factor,
to send him to school!
The boy was unhappy, and ho wa:
too weak for the work
Then discharge him, and be done
with him. y
II thmk he Will become good schol
ar, and will probably well repay me ii
the future
And now you are going to sit up al
night with his mother. n mere pauper"
"Thalia! The poor woman worked
as long us she could-worked till she fel
fainting upon the floor. " .....f
The town provides an aims house,
said Thala coldly.
At this moment a eolored servant wo
man entered the room with covered
basket on her arm. Like her mistress
she was we'll wrapped up, in anticipation
OF cold walk. for January winds were
blowing, and the streets were full o
snow.
Have you all ordered in the basks
Katie e asked Ellie.
Yes, Miss Chicken broth. jelly
wine. biscuits, cologne water
Upon my word" said rhala, with ,
short, hard laugh why don't yoI
take diamond ring, Elem y
81 would il it was needed, was thu
grave reply. "Are you ready, Katie l
is time we were starting.
"All ready. Miss. Well be there be
fore dust "
The walk was not very long one,ant
the two soon reach one OF the snal
houses where the many factory hand'
made their homes As Ellen Mortoi
passed by the quarters, more than on'
voice said
There goes Miss Morton. CARRYING
comfort to some poor body. God bless
herr
The woman Ellie was seeking was {
widow With two sous, one Of whom wal
at aea, the other IN good school. where
Ellie had placed him, believing that h'
was capable Of making position To-
himself IN tho world OF intellectual labor
if he had education, and also realizing
that his physical health could not beal
the close confinement, and monotonou'
toll Of the factory The mother, hart
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NO. As

ed and ksoa as the blade Of . scythe.
In o celebrated debate in the house Of
commons, Sheridan compared Pitts nose
to the stosple of Strasburg; Pitt retorteo
by likening that of Sheridan to "a merry
meteor Sherry's feature, " on the col.
oring Of which thousands OF pounds OF
his creditors money had been spent, stsai
CLEANS like a fiery comet from the caric'
atures of Gilray." Tho late Lord Kelly
had another such nose, and he had .
very rod face altogether. Pray, my
lord" said Foote to him, "coms and
look over my garden wall, nv eucumosis
are very backward Lord Broughsms
noso, 1.-THE, flexible, mobile, now wngging
with Infinite humor, now hsaving Win
terrific wrath, has been tho theme OF ten
thousand pens. By the way, oeho1
Orense, the veteran leader of the repub-
lican party in Spain. is said to be about
a duplicate Of the late Lord Broughams
the similarity OF face even to the unmis-
s,kablo nose, being wonderful. Mrs.
Siddons' was another remarkable noss'
and /, gave great trouble to Sir Joshua
REYNOLDS. The prince of portrait paint
ers was completely bafiisd by It For
whole week he had been at tho feature.
and could no. get the hang Of it BY hook
or crook. Tho witchery OF the tragedy
quseA's great. merry. yet serious eye;
the ripeness, tinctured with tenderness,
and touched with soupcon Of scorn. OF
the small mouth. the gloom OF tho eye
brows, tho dmpla in the chin, the inimlt
able curve of tue graceful neck, the curly
head, surmounted by the cavalier hat, tho
lazy graeefuness Of at'itude-ah "s'e
there. true to the original: but then 'he
nose, Booth, the well known ACTOR aaa
a broken nose A lady once remarked
to him. IL like your acting. Mr. Booth.
but, to be frank with you. ! cant ges
over your nose. No wonder MAD,
am. "repied he; the bridge is gone.
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E1- One of the religious" papers Of
New York tells us that Senator Brown
low is very near heaven. Then, heaven
and hell are much nearer together than is
generally supposed - Courie, Journal.
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A Two MINUTES SERMON TO You've
LADiEs-La Ladies--cagcd birds Of beauti-
!ul plumage, but sickly looks-pale pets
Of the parlor who vegetate in unhealthy
atmosphere like the potato terminating
in dark cellar. why do you not go into
the open air and warm sunshine and add
lustre to your eyes, bloom to your checks,
elasticity to your steps and vigor TO
your frames? Take exercise. run up the
hill on wager and down again for fun ;
roam the fields, climb the fences and leap
the bitches, wade the brooks, and alter "A
day of exhilerating exercise and unre.
strained liberty. 60 home with an appe-
tito acquired by healthy enjoyment. The
beautiful aud blooming young lady
rosy. checked and bright.eyed-who can
darn a stocking, mend her own frock,
command regiment Of pots and kettles,
and be a lady when required, is girl
that young men are in quest OF for wife
But your pnlng, wasp wasted, doil'
dressed. consumption mortgaged, music
numbering, novel devouring daughters of
fashion and idleness, you are no more
tit for matriinony than pullct is to look
after brood of fourteen chickens The
truth is, my dear girls. you want less
fashionable restraint and more liberty OF
action; more kitchen and less parIor ;
more leg exercise and less sofa, more
pudding and less piano; more frankness
and less mock modesty. Loosen your
waist strings, aud breathe pure aimos.
phere, and become something as good
and beautiful as nature designed.
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Sror AND WmeH.-One morning an
enraped eountryman came into Mr. ma
store with very angry looks. he lett :
team in the street, and had a good stick
in his hand. MIR NJ. y says the coun'
tryman, II bought paper OF nutmegs
here in your store. and when l got home
they were more than half walnuts; ana
that's the young william that bought EN-
Of" pointing to John. =" john sald
Mr. NJ, "did you sell this man walnuts
for nutmegs?' "No, sir, " was the
ready reply. "You lie, you little villain,
said the countryman, still more enragea
by his assurance. Now. look here,
said John; If you had taken the pains
to weigh your nutmegs. you would nave
found that put in the walnuts grds's,. Y
"Oh! you gave them to me, did you q
" Yes. sir. l threw in a handful for tho
children TO crack" said John, laughing
At the same time. "Well. now, IL that
amt young scamp" said the country
man. his features relaxing into . grin .:
he saw through the matter. Much nara
talk and bad blood would be saved ifpeo-
ple would stop to ,rsigh things before they
blame Others. Think twice before you
speak orcc, {" is an excellent metto. aH
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WHAT'S EplroR One OF our ex-
changes answers the above question thus:
F." why, he is the man who reads newspa-
pers and writes articles on almost any
subject, set. type, reads proof, presses
folds. mails, runs on errands, cuts wood,
works iu the garden. draws water, nurses
tho baby milks the COW, feeds the plg'
(if he owns one, talks to all who calls,
!. blamed for hundred things That IL
nobody's business but his own, helps
people to Office, (who forget all about Is
afterwards. and frequently gets cheated
ou, of hafhi. earnings. He 'puhs ana
does more to build up tswn than any.
body; the miser and fogy arc oensns.ea
thereby, yet they say his paper is NO ac
count, won't advertise or take the papers
but will borrow It, :" Who wouldn't %
an editor?
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ET A wise man never enjoys himself
SO much, nor fool so little, ~ when
alone.
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sr Poor photography saved a fellow
at Cairo. He wrote letter promising 70
!. mary" a girl. and the jury woasdn =
u.L.. marry" out Of the word. u
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-07-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT of the State
of Nevada, in and for the County Of White Pine,
PETER o'CoNNoR, Plaintiff,
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Dissolution Of Copartner-
ship.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
i isting between Adam Kraemer and Frank
Kraemes is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
Frank Kraemer will continue the business as
heretofore, will pay all debts Of the old firm,
and will collect outstanding bills due the same.
ADAM KRAEMER,
FRANK KRAEMER.
Hamilton. May Goth, 1873, %june7tf
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applications for lpatfnt.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2O6.

o. y. LAND OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Nevada, April 10, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N the BASE METAL CONSOLIDATION,
postofhce address Hamilton, Nevada, has made
application for patent for Twelve Hundred
Il ,200) feet Of the Stockholm Lode, bearing sill
yer and other minerals, the same being 80 feet
westerly and 400 feet easterly from the location
OF the Young Giant shaft, with surface ground
200 feet in width, situate in the White Pine
Mining District. White Pine county, State of
Nevada, and described in the plat and held
notes on file in this Office as follows
Survey No. 6s, of II. I6, N. 10. So E.,
AND
No. II, of T.. 10, N. IL. 81 e, NJ. ID. M.
Beginning at a stake marked No. / u. S. Sur
vey No. 60 and A" whence post No. l of Survey
No. SO, made for Alfred It. Page upon the King
William Deposit or Lode, bears N. 100 A. u.
1928 feet section corner common to Sections
Is and "a, It. IS. N. X. 81 T., and Sections 1sand
10, II, is, N. II. 5b E., NJ. ID. NJ, bears N. 3S1lo
w 1913 feet northwest corner of the court
house in Hamilton bears N. $50 81 Il. 3.5i2 feet;
spruce pine tree | foot IN diameter bears 5. 2]eo
w. 40 feet and the Young Giant shaft bears 5.
69Ao ". Ala feet. Thence rnnning s. $50 Il.
900 feet, to post marked No. 2 u. =. Survey No.
IS and A. Thence s. ssh W. 1904 ITO feet, to
township line between Ranges 81 and So, East
l 200, to post marked No. 8 U. 5. Survey No. %
and A. Thence N. SO W 200 feet, to post
marked No. 4 U. s. Survey No. 60 and "A and
thence N. S3ho +. 1s9 feet, to township line
between Ranges 81 and IS East 200 feet, to post
No. |, the place of beginning. Containing
8 51-100 acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian with a magnetic variation Of 1919 4.
Said claim is located upon nnsuryeyed land,
and the location notice is recorded in Book J,
page pa, White Pine Mining District Records. 1t
is bounded on neither end by any known claim
ants. The nearest mine is the Odin. The no
tice and plat of the above claim can be found
posted at the Young Giant shaft.
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Assignee's Notice of APP
pointm

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES, District of Nevada.
In the matter of j. W. DOUGLASS h CO.,
Bankrupts, in Bankruptcy.
To whom it may concern The undersigned,
W. II. Duren, of Schellburn, White Pine county,
State of Nevada, hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as Assignee OF the estate of J. ".
Douglass h Co., of White Pine county. in said
District. and who have been. to wit. on the 2Sth
day Of April. A. D.. 1873, adjudged bankrupts.
upon the petition Of a creditor, by the District
Court of said District.
Dated at Schellburn. the 31st day If May, A.
d. 1878. W. II. DURBN,
june7-3w Assignee.
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Application for Patent.
NO. 2O7.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

u. o.. LAND OfflCE
EUREKA, Nevada, May 20, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ BENJAMIN +. BROOKS, (whose postofice
address is Boston, Mass.) ROBERT CHESHIRE.
GEORGE II. ALLEN and l.. YERK. Whose
postoffice address Is Hamilton. Nevada), have
made application for a patent for Thirteen Hun
dred Il ,300l linear feet of the sunbeam lode.
bearing silver and other minerals. the same
running $50 feet westerly and $50 feet easterly
from the Sunbeam shaft, with surface ground
two hundred (200) feet in width. situate in
White Pine Mining District, White Pine
county. Nevada, and described in the plat and
field notes on file in this office as 70 lows
v. s. Survey No. 20.
Beginning at a post marked mo. l, U. g.
Survey No. TO-" This post stands on the south
western boundary Of survey No AS, made for
the Ascendant Mining Company upon the Gale
donia lode. whence post No 3 OF said survey
bears N. $40 w.. 46l 4-IO feet. Section corner
common TO Sections "A and 25, Z. 16, N. II. 81
e. and sections 10 and 80. T. 10. N. X. 50
E NJ. d. NJ, bears s. 74o 5p W. 3,642 feet. The
monument on Treasure Peak No. l bears s. 3Oo
So Z. 1881 feet. A prominent rocky peak
No. 2 between Treasure and Telegraph Peaks
bears 5 $40 - e 1921 feet and the sunbeam
shaft upon this lode bears s. $50 W. 423 feet.
Thence running s. $40 l.. 264 feet, along said
survey No AZ to post marked " No. 2. U. S. Sur
vey No. TO-" Thence 8. 1879 W. 459 $40 feet.
to post marked No. 3. u. s. Survey No. 20"
this post stands on the eastern boundary of sur
vey No. 50. made for Benjamin +. Brooks upon
the Emerald Isle lods. Thence N. 70 W. 2Ol 2 10
feet, along said survey No. 90 to post marked
mo. 4, U. s. Survey No. 10, whence post No. 2
OF said survey No. 90 bears N. 70 W. 200 feet
Thence 3. 76Slo ". 2Ol 40 feet. TO post on the
western boundary of survey No. 50. marked
No. s, U. =. Survey No. TO-" Thence S. 10 r..
201 2-l0 feet, along said survey No. 50 to post
marked " No. q, u. s. Survey No. TO- Thence
:. 1879 W, 5T2 l 10 feet 10 post marked " No. I,
u. 8. Survey No. TO-" Thence N. I3Ao W. 200
feet to post marked n T.. T.. S. Survey No.
10 ana thence N. 1861 Il 59l feet to post No. 5.
1876 2-l0 feet, to post No. 4, 9l7 $40 feet. to point
on the eastern boundary Of survey No. 81. made
for Thomas j. smith upon the Rio Grand lode,
whence post Ne. 3 Of said survey bears N. 49,
E.. lis $40 feet. ] ,O60 s 10 feet to post No. /, the
place Of beginning. Containing ! 34-l0O acres
Courses expressed froIa he true meridian, with
a magnetic variation Of Ice East.
This claim is on unsurveyed land. and Ii
bounded on the north by the Nimrod and I'm.
erald Isle lodes east by the Caledonia. Thu
claim is recorded in Book I. page 55s Of the
White Pine District Mining Records, and n copy
OF the notice and diagram can be found posted
at the SUNBEAM shat.
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AUSTIN and EUREKA.

EoUR-HoRsE COACHES. .AN-
carrying U. 3. Mail, W. II. E8&a3SA
q oo.'s Express. and all passenger applying.
Connects with Woodruff 4 Ennor a. Eureka. and
with all the linz at Austin,
Stages leave Eureka every morning at 9 .. m.
sundays exec, ted. Returning. leaves Austin
=, W. B. WILSON. Propriettr =.
once y. the fsrsss aaass. .u7.s
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v. s. Survey No. 90.

Beginning at a stake marked :" No. !, U. 8.
Survey No. 69," whence the section corner com
mon to sections "a and IS, T.. 16, N X. 81 T.. and
sections 10 and 80, T IS, N. X. So f., NJ. ID. NJ,
bears S. SO ~ W. 3,2Gl feet. The monument
on Treasure Peak No. l bears s. $40 So f.. 4,055
feet A prominent, sharp, rocky peak, " No. q"
between Treasure and Telegraph peaks. bears
B. 61o "a Il. 2.4O7 feet and the center of the
mouth of the tunnel upon the Emerald Isle lode
bears s. 54o +. 136 7-l0 feet. Thence running
s. $40 Z. SO 7-l0 feet. to post No. l Of survey
aid Isle lode, 1856 7 10 feet. to post No. 2 of said
survey No. 81, 257 $40 feet, to the western
boundary Of survey No. 81, made for Thomas J.
Smith upon the Rio Grand lode. whence post
No. l Of said survey bears N. 100 r. As 4-l0 feet.
1913 40 feet, to post marked /" No 2. U. s. Sur
vey No CO." Thence s 70 L. 900 feet, to post
marked No. 3, q. S. Survey No. 3d." Thence
N. SAC W. 273 4-l0 feet. to post marked "No.4.
u. S. Survey No. 10" Thence N. 70 W. $40 5-lO
feet, TO post marked " NO. 8, U. s. Survey No.
60" this post stands on the southeastern boun-
dairy Of Survey No. 81 of the Nimrod lode
Thence N. $3.50 E.. 70 $40 feet, to post marked
No. 9, o.. s. Survey No. Co." the anne being
post No. l of said survey No. 81. Thence N. 800
A W. 1876 feet, to post marked No. 7, q. 8. Sur
vey No. 80 !" and thence N. 10 W.. TIA feet, to
post No. 1. the place of beginning. Containing
4 2-100 acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with aInagnetic variation Of l6o East.
This claim is on unsurveyed land. and Is
bounded on the north by the Emerald Isle North,
Nimrod and Caledonia claims. This claim is
recorded in Book b, page 800 of the White Pine
District Mining Records, and q copy of the
notice and diagram can be found posted at the
mouth Of the Emerald Isle tunnel.
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tion for Patent.

u. S. LAM OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, May 26, 1873
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ BENJAMIN +. BROOKS, whose postoff ce
address is Boston, Massachusetts,. has made
application for patent for Nine Hundred 900
linear feet Of the Emerald Isle lode, bearing
silver and other minerals, the same running
300 feet southerly from the mouth Of the EN-
erald Isle tunnel, with surface ground two hun
dred goo feet in width, situate in White Pine
Mining District, White Pine county, Nevada,
and described in the plat and field notes on file
in this office as follows
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applications for l9atent.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. $40.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, June 9th, 1873.

u. >. LAM OfflOE,
EUREKA, Nevada, June 9Th, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the IMPERIAL SILVER MINING COM
PANY Of Nevada, lpostofiice address Hamilton.
Nevada has made application for patent for
Six Hundred l600l linear feet of the Imperial
Lode, bearing silver and other minerals, the
same running 1s7 40 feet noPthwesterly and
412 clio feet in a southeasterly direction from
the location OF the main incline, with surface
ground two hundred (20Ol feet Ia width, situate
IN White Pine Mining District, White Pine coun-
ty, Nevada, and described in plat and field notes
on file in this office as follows
v. s. Survey No. ~.
Beginning at a post marked " No. l. U. 5. Sur
yey No. II" whence the section corner common
to Sections "a and %. T. Is, n. Il. 81 e., and Sec
lions 10 and 30, 4. 10. N. r. So E.. NJ. D. M,
bears N. $40 "a, W 661 feet. The monument on
Treasure Peak No. l hears 9. 1880 q Z. 5.2O5 feet.
A prominent, sharp, rocky peak No. 2. between
Treasure and Telegraph Peaks, bears n. 800 IL
+. 4,ol4 feet. Post No. 8 of u. s. Survey N. 81,
made for the Continental Silver Mining Conn
pany upon the g. t. Fay lode, bears n. 6Oo ~ +.
GAL feet, and the center Of the main incline on
tbs Imperial lode dears s. 20o AZ T.. 217 feet.
Thence running s. sic Il. GOO feet to post marked
!. No, 2, u. 5. Survey No. IL" Thence S. 800 W.
800 feet To post marked " No. ., u. s. Survey No.
H." Thence N. b1o W. 800 feet to post marked
" No. 4, u. 5. Survey No. II = and thence N. $50
f. go feet to post No. !, the place of beginning.
Containing 3 3-l00 acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic yaria-
ton OF lGo East.
This claim is on unsurveyed land, and is
bounded ON neither end by any known claimants.
The nearest mines are the @. I. Fay and G. o. d.
Thu claim is recorded in Book ID, page II, of
the White Pine District Mining Records, and
= copy of the notice and diagram can be found
posted at the main incline on the lode.
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