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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-30


A LARGE AND ELEGANT STocK.-Our
two friends, representing the firm of
Ballenberg a. Emanuel, have been en-
gagged the past week opening their large
and elegant stock Of clothing, hats, caps,
etc, at the new store on Main street.
On Sunday last we noticed a large crowd
gathered around and in the place, and,
from the number OF nicely dressed ac-
quaintanees TO be met on the street, we
imagine they must have done a rushing
business in the clothing line. A per-
sonal inspection of their stock war
rants us in the opinion that the new
firm have exercised good taste in their
selection, and are prepared to suit all
wanting an outfit SO long a time has
elapsed since such a complete assort-
ment has been displayed here that all
must cali and inspect the goods.
Com NftTHER.--For the past few
nights the weather has been unusually
cold, and an additional pair of blankets
have become a necessity. Although we
shall have many warm days before Win
ter really sets in, "A stove is now recog-
nized as a needed article of household
furniture. In this connection we would
offer a word of advice to the people gen
orally. which is for them TO commence
laying in their wood Mt once while the
roads are good and the price low. 1t is
a matter of great inconvenience and con-
siderable additional expense Ia all when
they are forced to purchase wpod in the
Winter months.
MEEHSG or CRY TRUSTEES OF TREAS
uRE GrrY.-At a meeting Of the Trustees
of Treasure City, held on Saturday, 23d
instant, the following business was trans
acted G. y. A. Bibbens took the oath
of office rs one of the Board, which was
placed on file. II. A. Woodman and
Daniel Dean were placed in nomination
for the Office of City Assessor, and Dean
receiving the largest number of votes,
was declared elected, with compensation
fixed Mt $7S for assessing and making out
assessment roll ready for Collector.
AUoT1oS.-A. C. Gordon, so long en-
gagged in the Wholesale liquor business,
has made up his mind to sell his entire
stock at auction IN Monday, September
Sth. His determination being fixed, the
whole lot Of fine brandies, wines, H.
quors, etc, will be closed out without
reserve. No better opportunity has
been afforded to procure the worth of
your money than now presents itself,
and all engaged in that line Of business
should not fail to call upon him at the
time of sale.
JACKSON HoUsE.-This f~avorite hotel
stands forth brilliantly in its new paint
and orderly appearance. jackson and
his estimable lady have spared neither
pains nor expenset to make the new house
equal in every respect to the one burned
in the FIRE. A glance at the neat, com-
Portable looking rooms with the tasty fur
niture, is sufficient recommendation.
Connected with the house IL a tirst-class
restaurant, just opened by Fred Vatterlin.
FITTING UP.--J. H. Lockwood, the
saddler, whose place Of business is on
Main street, has been engaged some days
in re6tting his new shop, and is
now ready to receive orders for saddlery
and harnesses in an unlimited quantity.
We can recommend Lockwood as a sue
cess in his line of business, and would
advise all to %patronize him.
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THE WATER STRENGTHENING the past
week the ~ater cart belonging 10 the COM
papy has been drawn off, and people re-
siding ont Of the range of the main pipes,
are obliged to carry their water q long
distance. We have noticed several of
our people ON Hamilton street connecting
branch pipes 10 the main, and leading
the same iuts their respective dwellings,
but the stoppage of the cart will sadly
incommO6e Gaany others who reside too
far from the main to render it of any SER
vice,o utilay to them.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAx.--Persons
having no real estate who have been as
Hsessed on personal property, are reminded
TINT 'ohe tTxes due by them must be. paid
on OF before sie 4th day of September, or
the regular course of law will be pursued
in their several Gases. II stands every
body in hand to srtend to this, as Louis
Hauck says he means business. &
From EuREkA.-Hon. w. II. Beatty,
District Judge Of this judicial district,
after having presided over court in Eu-
reka county, has again returned. We
are pleased to see him back again.
FoR TIDE WArER.-County Surveyor,
Thomas j. Read, has departed on a flying
strip to the Bay, where he will remair
for a short time only.
REL1dIous.@There will be services al
st. Lnke's Parish tomorrow at IL A. NJ
and ~ P. NJ. At Trinity Chapel, Eber.
hardt, at 3 r. NJ.
JoHS CORNELL, Rector.
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DAILY's LoDaINa HousE.-This house
is being constantly improved, and is now
second to none in point of neatness,
cleanliness and quiet. Being under the
supervision of Mrs. Daily, assisted by
Miss Heating, a sure guarantee of the
above named requisite to n clearinghouse
is given. We see by the increased pat
ronage that people are beginning to APP
preciate the efforts made for their comfort
and convenience.
TIE ExenANaE.-Fred Plageman, we'll
known all over the coast as one of the
most obliging and gentlemanly dispensers
of liquids, has associated himself with
Mr.. Nulty in the saloon business at
Eberhardt City. Being so well known
they cannot fail to do a good business.
We wish them success, and would advise
all going that way to drop in and sample
their liquors.
GONG IT ALoNR.-Frank Dana, for
merly of the firm of Converse d Dana,
has purchased the entire interest of his
partner, and now goes it alone at the
Occidental saloon in Eberhardt. Dana
is an old-timer among us, and well de-
serves the patronage of all wanting any
thing in his line, and has our best wishes
for his success in the saloon business.
LIVERY SrABLE.-Dan Morris has at
length got his concern in running order,
and a very neat, roomy and well-loeated
| stable is the result OF his labor. He
knows how to keep a place of this sort,
and all can rest assured of getting good
%turnouts, and having their animals well
taken care of when left with him at the
| Dexter stables.
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so cords Wood Wanted,

AT THE BRICK YARD. IMMEDIATELY
n below the dollhouse on the Eberhardt road
Apply to SHERIDAN & MAOpiN'
Hamilton, Aug. /, 1878. aug2u
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INTERESTING INSURANCE DECIS-
ION.

In the United States Circuit Court,
San Francisco, a few days ago, an insur-
ance suit was decided. Julia Hartley
brought an action to recover from the
Guardian Life Insurance Company, of
New York, the amount for which her
husband, Richard Hartley, alias Mickey
Free, had insured his life. Hartley
had his life insured on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, 1871, and three days after was
shot dead. On the trial the question
was whether the acceptance of the policy
by the agent madeit payable, when death
had occurred before it was ratified by the
Company, at the head office in New
York. The stipulations in the policy, as
well as the form OF the receipt which
would have been given had the first pre-
MUM been paid, We're appealed to as
supporting the view that the agents ac-
ceptance did not complete the contract,
and was only conditional. The jury,
however. seems to have taken a consider
ate view of the case, on behalf OF the
widow, for after an absence of an hour or
two verdict was returned for the plain
tiff, damages S3,34s.SS. This amount
includes interest from the 4th of Sep
TENDER, 1871, A stay of proceedings for
thirty days was granted.
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Ter, New York. agent for the Bank of
California. died in that city of chiils and
fever.
Gov. Booth has pardoned Timothy J.
Crowley, who killed Geo. W. Knight last
winter, and was convicted of man
slaughter.
Chas. Sutton has commenced, in this
city, the manufacture of water proof hats
and clothing. employing twenty five per-
sons. This is an entirely new local in
dustry.
The number of voters registered in this
city, up to June 80. is AZ, 642.
Spooner Sanford is reported this after
noon in very critical condition. Bal
lou remains in prison to await the result
of Sanford injuries.
Gov. Booth has not yet signifed
whether he will grant or refuse commu-
tation of the sentence of Chas. A Rus
sell.
Russell appears to have given up all
hope of the exercise of the Executive
clemency in his behalf He repudiates
all idea of suicide, and expresses de-
termination to meet his death with christ
ian fortitude. A. few friends, admitted
to-day, found him very cheerful.
He has father and mother residing in
New York. He has not informed them
of his fate, and says they are under the
impression that he is at the Sandwich
Islands. Rev's Montgomery and Car
penter are his attendants. 1t is reported
that another Presbyterian Minister from
New York arrived to-day to make per-
sonal intercession with the Governor to
spare Russells life. No scaffold was
erected to-day, but if necessary, can be
put together in short time tomorrow.
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garita rancho. DonJnsn says the scheme
was misunderstood in Europe and placed
in wrong hands there. Don Juan offered
TO each immigrant a good portion of land,
five cows aud two horses. for three years,
together with other valuable help, but
the Colonization agents expected him to
pay the expenses Of passage to San Diego
in fact. empty his pockets into theirs,
Before he could explain matters 10 the
immigrants and straighten affairs, the
contract time expired. He then COM
menced again, and now has everything
in fine shape. A large number of fami-
lies have accepted Don Juan Foster S
proposition, and will shortly be on their
way to San Diego.
W. J. ToMPKIS's prospecting party
went as far north as the San Juan river.
They visited Fort Wingate, Camps
Apache and Verde. Mr.. Tompkins ill.,
forms us that himself and comrades
made pretty thorough prospect OF
Tonic Basin, but did not lind anything
of consequence save some climber ore
Arizona Miner.
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Foreign News.
BAYoNNE. July %.

BAYoYyE, July %.
The Carlists claim that their effective
force in Spain now numbers 10000,
They have disembarked large quantity
of arms and ammunition from England
at Requiets.
PARIS, July 90
The Carlists have made formal demand
of France for recognition OF their rights
as belligerents. The French Govern
ment has refused and declares it will re-
main perfectly neutral. In accordance
with this policy it has forbidden Spanish
Republicans from sending succor to Puc-
cerda by way of Port Vendres French
town on the Mediterranean.
ST. PETERSBURG, July "a.
A dispatch from khiva says the decree
issued by the Khan on the oath of June,
abolishing slavery throughout his domn.
ions, provides that all persons held in
bondage shall be made citizens or re.
turned to their native country.
LONDON, July "a.
Baron Walverton died this morning.
MADRID, July "a.
A collision between the inhabitants oil
Valencia and the troops in that city is
apprehended Desertions from the
troops there continue.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the District Court in and for the
county of Lincoln State Of Nevada, and to nut
directed and delivered, fof q Judgment rendered
in said Court on the odd day Of July. A. D. 1873,
in favor Of D. L. Deal. Administrator of the Is.
tate of S. d. Potter, and against Gibson Clark
II. d. Benner and S. d. Megesth, for the sum Of
hve hundred and tfty-nine dollars damages. to-
gether with one hundred and eighty eight dol
lars tax costs and all accruing costs, have lev.
led on the following property. to wit: stools
l round table. mirror, IL lamps, l two-light
chandelier, six-light chandelier, stovepipe,
iee-boS, 10 pictures and frames, water can and
dipper, clock, bottles Imperial wine lpintsl,
ii bottles porter, III bottles ale, 20 bottles
matte bitters. 10 bottles essence peppermint,
bottles cherry cordials, s bottles absynthe, II
bottles Cocomongo wine, . bottles claret. II bot.
ties assorted syrup, 0 bottles Bogart bitters, "a
bottles assorted bitters, small bottles whisky
" bottles T. +. Bitters, lis assorted tumblers,
As wineglasses, colored glasses, fancy bottles,
bottles kirchwasser Bohemian bottles, is.
P. strainers. IL bar spoons. / tray, lemon
squeezer, eorkscrew, faucets, ! mixer, ! ice
pick, demiJohns, sugar.spoon, glass bowl,
china clove-holder. ! box Jamaica ginger,
small desk, 3 bar mats, 10 towels, step-ladder
j window-curtains, 4 lamp brackets, lamp
globes, feather-duster, bar and shelving, ~
stone Jars Settler, cases porter, case ale, 10
gals. rum, 90 gals. A A whisky, h cask brandy
l?s galls.), a cask brandy r. gals J, cask
sherry wine, case Pipifax bitters, case ss'
sorted syrup, case Of peppermint, case b.
kert's, broken pkgs. of ale and porter.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
2sth day Of July, A. D. 1873, at II O'CLOCK
M, will 'ell all the right, title and interest," o.
said defendant II. d. Benner in and to the above
described property, at the Courthouse in Pioehe
Nevada, at Public Auction. for cash in hand, to
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs,
July %, 1878.
W. S. TRAVIS. Sheriff.
By L. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. jy24-td
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SheriR's Sale.

Rl VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issrrn
u ont of the District Court In and for ~.
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada. and "a ,as
me directed and delivered, for a iudpmen, rss'
dered in said Court, on the 81 st dsy of Nav n
1873, i'll favor Of the State Bank Of Nevada ana
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Comnsn,
for the sum of one thousand, six hundred ~
thirty-seyen and 6-l00 dollars, damages tooeths,
with six hundred and thirty-six dollars. tsy costs
and all accruing costs. have levied on the fol'
lowing property. to wit: The Phoebe Chsmpon
mine, situated ON Panaca Flat, Lincoln county,
Nevada, containing feet, tog, ther with bay
horses, bellows, anvil, ore cart, vice i
e-pipe and forge, lantern, 2barres, within
and within rope, iron wheel barrow. ladders
pieces square timber sxi9, LOT shaft timbers
htted, work bench, trussels, s pieces of iron
the milne, SHAFT, and timbers inside Of shaft. in
Guiding hosting works, blacksmith shop 6
pieces lumber 2N4, ore buckets wind fan. |
stable, set whim harness, chair, fork. &
shoyels, ! Ratchet, broom, cross cut saw.
windlas barrels, water barrel, large lantern
lamp. IL box candles, 200 feet fuse, more OF
less, II picks, hammer handles, 3 oil cans.
chisel rasp, \ box powder. oil cans, l tape
line, oiler. oil stone and set fan pipe, No.
tiee is hereby given that ON
Tuesday, the Fifth day of August,
A. d., 1873
AT II O'Clock, will sell all the right title and
interest of said defendant in and 10 the above
described property, ut the Court House door, il
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, for cash Il
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisf
said execution and all costs.
July Is, 1873. W. s. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By b. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. jyl6-S0d
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Eastern Dispatches.
CLEVELAND, July %

SLENELAND, July 20.
At three O'Clock this morning an ex-
plosion occurred in V. Fries & Co.'S dis
tillery. James Stoneman was blown into
the middle OF the street; another man
was blown from the second story window
against building. Neither were hurt
seriously. Immediately following it an
extensive fire broke out, totally destroy
ing the fve-story brick house occupied
by Fries & Co. On account of SO much
infammable material the fire spread rap
idly. 1t is said that large quantity of
fine wines and liquors were destroyed.
Cannot at present estimate the loss. 1t
will reach about $751; 200.
One of the survivors OF the wrecked
steamer Atlantic, has brought suit against
the owners for 500, 900, claiming that he
has been disabled for life by reason of
having his legs frozen.
NEW YORK, July "a.
Suit has been brought against Lizzie
King. alias Kate Stoddard, the object of
which is to foreclose OH one of Good
rich's houses in De Graw street, Brook
| lyn. She is made party to cover any
rights she may have in the premises as
widow of Chas. Goodrich. When papers
were received, and it was explained to
the prisoner the object was to cut of her
claim to the property, she said she
had no desire to get dollar out of
Goodrich's estate, nor does she propose
to claim anything; but she does wish to
get certain trinkets which deceased pre-
sented to her, and which she says are in
his father possession.
New YORK, July "a.
The work of the Board of Health in
demolishing Objectionable booths in
Washington Market was completed to-
day by $50 laborers, protected by double
that number of Policemen. The market
and neighborhood was then dlsinfected.
Lees, of the firm of Lees & Waller,
bankers, died to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, July "a.
The Matamoras Federal District Court
has pronounced an important decision
favorable to importers of merchandise
from foreign countries, in denying the
right of the Government to collect duty
of one-half of one per cent. per pound,
on goods imported into Zona Libra. This
decision is based upon the provisions of
the new tariff, and was made on protest
of Matamoras merchants against the ex-
action of this duty by custom officials,
who had persisted in collecting it, al
though the former tariff, under which il
was previously imposed, had been re-
pealed. The effect Of the decision will
be to extend the privilege under iona
Libra, and is applicable throughout the
free belt.
New YORK, July "a.
Ten bids for Government gold, aggre
eating 2,635 900. at l5.01@15.51, wert
made. Government sold a million a
1545@ 1851.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July "a.
A fire in Mount Carmel last night
commencing in Geo. Portier's building
destroyed fifteen buildings in the SAINT
square, comprising the business portion
of the place. Loss $4,000; insuranc,
principally in home companies, Thir
teen families homeless.
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Pacific Coast.
san Francisco. July "a.

DAN FRANCISCO, July "a.
The Democratic Convention last night
nominated Capt. G. w. Mcdonald, of
the Pacific Bank, for Mayor, and ad-
journed till next Monday.
Albert GARNER, the great billiard
player, starts from New York for this
city to-day, and with Delaney, will give
three exhibitions here.
The women suffragists of this city have
formed league to resist the payment of
taxes, till such time as they have the
ballot in their hands. A committee of
three was selected to advise with lawyers
as to the best method of carrying ON the
| rebellion.
Two pupils, boys Of the high school,
quarreled about girl, and disdaining a
fight with fists, repaired to a convenient
place and fought duel with knives.
One combatant was severely wounded in
the face. What shall we do with our
I boys:
SAN Francisco, July "a.
The tax payers convention is in secret
session tonight.
The new Clay Street Railway will be
put in operation next week.
Mayor Alvord has signed the ordinance
providing for changing.
Work on the Opera House on Mission
street, near Third, has been commenced
BONNEVILLE, Cal, July "a.
Mrs. Warner, wife of William Warner,
with the Partisan Circus, suicided al
Sierra City last night by taking strych
nine. Cause. domestic trouble.
SANTA BARBARA, July "a.
The weather is very warm, owing to c
large fire in the mountains, which ha,
been raging for the past two days.
Los ANGELES, July "a.
A gang of hoodlums raided on tn,
Chinese English school last hight, peltei
the windows and hit the teacher, Miss
Belle Swift. One or two heathens re-
ceived slight injuries.
The Buel and Bateman hydraulic
claims are running night and day in Sal
Gabriel Canyon. Miners at work abov,
are reported doing well.
NJ. j. Banks shot Domingo Ayalla in
quarrel about Government land. Tn
ball passed through his arm and body
intiicting dangerous wound. Bank
was arrested.
ALBANY, Or, July "a.
The drug store of Carrothers a. Co.
was robbed last night by burglars. The
effected an entrance by removing brick
from the wall under the window suffi
ciently to unbolt the iron window shut
ter, making an easy entrance. Only 50
or $50 in money taken and box G
cigars.
SAN Francisco, July "a.
Mr.. Lees, Of the firm Of Lees & Wa
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INA observation-disclosures is to have a
general election soon. The new election
law is very particular in requiring that
the ticket shall be twelve inches long, and
that the printed matter shall be "single-
loaded, - and in long primer type. Now,
in San Francisco, sixty-two officers are to
be voted for, and their names and those
OF the offices which they seek cannot
possibly be printed on a twelve inch
ticket in legal form. 1t is simply ty-
pographicalimpossibility, and if the code
manufacturers had consulted some
printer, before meddling with something
they did not understand, they would
have escaped the preparation of grave
a6surdity, As it is, people are wondering
how they are to manage il.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the l4th
day OF June, 1873, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the office of the
Company, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal, ON Monday, the llth day
of August, 1873 at the hour of o'clock p m.
Of such day, to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office; Room %, Haywards Building, No. 4l9
California street San Francisco. Cal jy24-td
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court, In and Tor the
county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and 10 me
directed and delivered, for q judgment rendered
in said Court on the 10th day OF July, A. ~
1873. in favor of j. G.. Armstrong. and against .
P. Cullen and W. Scanlin, for the sum OF yen
hundred and ninety dollars damages. together
with one hundred and sixty.one dollars uA
costs and all accruing costs, have LEVIED on
the following property, to witt All and singular
that certain town lot. situated in said town Of
Phoebe, lying on the southerly side OF MEADOW
Valley street, being bounded ON the westerly
side by the store and lot Of Clute h Young, ana
on the easterly side by the property owned y
Sherwood, and which is known rs the " oiu
Theater 4" building, and which IL now used =
restaurant and lodging-hsuse. Notice is herep!
given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August
A. D., 1879,
At - o'clock, NJ will sell all the right n.le
and interest of SAID defendant in and to the ABOVE
described property, at the Court House door' ~
Phoebe. Nevada, at public auction, for cash ~
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to sas''''
said execution and all costs.
July 10, 1873. W. 8. TRAVIS, sheris'
By B. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. jyio-S"'
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Caution.

FJNHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NJ,
i tice that am in no manner connec ,,e..
with the Stockton House on Meadow vney
street, that will pay no debts contracted !oI
the support Of that establishment, and tns' -
am not, as might be supposed, the husband Of
the proprietress, who calls herself MIS-. MUCH
ell, but whose real name Ia Mary Corcoran,
jy23-2w THOMAS MlTChhLh'
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WM. I. WATKINS, formerly member
of thu California Legislature, is now
operating in Patagonia. He was widely
known for his eccentric character. and
wrote many humorous articles over the
signature Of "Sniktaw."
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Notice to Creditors

A GAINsT THE ESTATE OF MISS EASNh Nv
n PETERSON Notice IL hereby given ~
the undersigned, Execusrix Of the estate o. - =
Fannie Peterson, deceased, to the czediso. VI. ~
and all persons having claims asainss sns ~
deceased, to present them on or Deic ~. "a
0yth dey Of July, 1873. - after thas %"
clsjms will be allowed. ....,
Isoshs. NV. Judy ". 1s7s. W.