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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-20
Chancery Court at JacksborO'
James NJ. Gaylor ct al vs. William Gaylor ct q

James NJ. Gaylor ct al VS. William Gaylor ct al
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
j the allegations in the Bill. which lie sworn to,
that the respondent George GayloT is a non-resi
dent of the State Of Tenn essee, Il is therefore
dered by me that publication be made, for four
successive weeks. in tho ROCKVILLE Chronicle, a
newspaper published at Knoxville. Tennessee,
notifying said respondent 10 appear before the
Clerk and Master, at his Office 10 the town Of
Jacksboro', Tennessee, on the FIRST Monday Of
December, 1875. II being the last Rule Day Of said
Court, next preceding the next Term OF aid
Court, 10 be held at the court house IN Jacks
bOrO'. Tenneesee..on theSd Monday ofDecember,
1875, and file his ansyer or other defense 70 said
Bill, or the same will be taken as confessed and
set for hearing ex parte as 20 hiul. This 18th Of
September. 1875. ]. s. LINDSAY, Q. d NJ.
ix22Wa .......r .sf f.4a....
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-20
BRADLEY COUNTY FAIR
More Than the Usual Number of
Entries, &C., &c.

Special Correspondence of Wing and Chronicle
FIRST DAY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
DISTRICT coURT-MAY TERM.

Court opened on Monday last, Hon. f.
w. Cole presiding. and disposed Of the
calendar for that day as follows:
A. Mau & Co. vs. Newark Silver Min
ing Company-It was ordered that the
default heretofore entered be set aside !;
the demurrer was overruled and defend
ant given ten days to answer.
John Wagner VS.. J. M. Mateer-By
consent was continued for the term.
John Wheatley vs.. Chance Silver Min
ing Company-Judgment was ordered in
favor of the plaintiff for amount claimed;
stay Of proceedings were ordered for ten
days.
John White VS.. Goodrich & Shepherd
Judgment was orderedinfayor of plain
tiff for the amount claimed. and a stay Of
proceedings ordered for ten days.
Tuesday, May IS.
G. Fl. Light VS.. Peter Peterson-Case
was ordered continued for the term.
s. Schwartz VS.. Ward-Ellis Silver Min
ing Company, and Joseph Liddle vs..
same company, were by consent CONSOLE
dated, S. Schwartz being substituted as
party plaintiff; plaintiff was granted time
to file an amended complaint, and the
case continued for the term.
S. Schwartz VS.. Ward Ellis Silver Min
ing Company-A hearing in this case was
had, and judgment was ordered to be en-
tered in favor of plaintiff for the amount
claimed. and a stay of execution for ten
day was ordered.
Hugh Mcmillan VS.. William r. Bas-
sett-Case was tried by the Court, and
judgment rendered for plaintiff (; stay of
proceedings ordered for ten days.
In the matter of the estate of William
McCracken, deceased, it was ordered
that the administrator, w. G. Birchfeld,
file his exhibit, and the same was ordered
to be heard on the 9th of Superintendent,
and the Clerk was ordered to issue the
usual notices.
The following cases, in which his
Honor had been counsel before his cleo
ton, were set for September 18th:
Barker VS.. Original Hidden Treasure ;
Bird VS.. Bank of California Bassett VS..
Monte Christie Gold & Silver Mining Co.;
Hendrie VS.. Corbett. These cases will
be tried before some other Judge at the
time above stated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
Stockholders MEETING.

MAMMOTH SILVER MINING COMPANY
- q location OF works White Pine Mining
Iocatia, mni'c Fine county, State of Nevada
LOCATION OF principal place Of business Ga
Francisco, California. 0inesS san
Inc regular annual meeting of the Stockhold-
frs' VI me Mammoth Silver Mining Comnanv
and ' fnr t ~ q Trustees for the ensuing wear
may come before the meeting. will he baIdi ! = as
u u OF the company. Room A, No. 40I Galifor7
d.a street, San francisco, California. on MOI
O'Clock P. NJ. 1910, at l
4th 1f dar os books viii be closed on Friday the
c = oss y! 1une, at O'Clock P. NJ, and remain
closed until after the meeting. ienialn
s.n DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary
san francisco, May Is, 1875. m9a,t y
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

GOLD M1NEs.-Railroad boys inform
us, says. the Sauer State, that there is
considerable excitement in Elko over the
discovery Of extensive gold fields near
the Idaho line. Gravel ~diggings have
been discovered over an extent of terri
tory n hundred miles long. It is pos
sible that placer mines exist in the north
ern part of the State fully as rich as any
thing discovered in the Black Hills, and
possibly equal to parts of California.
Gold has been found at Willow Greek
and other places in the northern part of
this county, and it is not improbable
that paying diggings may be found any
where from Bartlett Greek, east, to
Goose Creek. Some five years ago a
few miners made small wages with rock
ers in northern Humboldt, and consider
able dust was shipped from this place
by w. F. & Co.'S, Express.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
FALLEN CHIEFS

.a,asnt Of thu. PhiIadelpnia 49,
A correspondent Nh = follows concerning the
writes from New YORK do
fallen chiefs OF inside Of his
william M. Tweed was q fDoaiice of despo-
dishonest conditions, WIZ NY .h;ef. he never would
H. h.ya heen so upon SO granGG .id Samuel
Cor the loose and gaiuful tl"o0 bring the
r TiIden. in 1869: "W can n until there
nublic to attack and punish H;Stress. Now, II
come He'll rrhat Tweed and his coselL 81.
stoaIino they merely say: .ne1 .nd 7 re-
low p1 IT is freely said IN rev n r Creamer,
noat il on the authority OF Hon 1aed 10 black
that the Judge who sen!enGea : contribution of
Wells island had received q halF hrother. to
sos nnn from Tweed. through q halL-DaS c+ates
sI",t tba Arrangement Judge to the nlo 10 old
Senate over Roscoe ConkIlng. many peo-
,malefactor stood up to be sehtGn. 20 Tic s;oht Of
pie attributed his paralyzeo loor who had
nharad his n1nnder and f1attered MS po"1l tbis
III ~ aynressed It " 20 l dream sasa
the ACE I lived in but YESTERDAY, - ~ a mn
familiar fellow-rogues all
Tnent and I solely a villain = 20 Mrs
patar n Syyeeny is in Paris, married eoM45
pago the divorced wife of the artist = ~ :
Mr. Beecher's portrait for Illton u arJ heir
oood1v mansion, and has a young 500. - uw;Iad
Dick Connolly is in the Isle "a 49, nos d,a
Judge Barnard, whose lameDtaDie enI TSsT
noainIv TO the demoralizfng society OF JIM
is removed. disfranchised, wireless anu er5
The fatality of these disgraces extends l1Sn =
low While the virtuous wife OF Judge Daln
;e in the grave, weary of the family shame sne
Suffered. her fathers gift of an island 70 Agissi1
and science. seems a strange cenotaph 20 sucn a
death and meantime Josephine MansneIu, nos
withstanding she caused the murder OF one man
the Imprisonment of another, and Two dlvorces,
still fiaunts at the public balls. and prazenIy
s1-s the widow of one of her victims on rlsh :
-nrommissory notes. Mrs. Tweed, the CHRISTIAN
wife of the grand sachem of Tammany, nves
in humility, praying towards the island Mnere
he wears his visible stripes. What a "DleaA
House" is Tamman Hall. TIL only ex-gfanu
sachems of Tammany Hall are John /. Hofman'
william MI. Tweed and Nelson J. Waterbury,
These men are all. after different fashions, un-
fortunate. Hoffman. at one time q notable can
didate for President of the United States, is III
retirement, and resides at the city OF Albany.
He is probably without any political prospects.
Tweed is in prison, in sight OF the city ne leIt
SO absolute over, and he is the most conspicuous
instance in our day of political degradation.
The Centennial Board are to pay Prof.
Frank Stewart $500 per month while
making his specimen collection.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
Nem Tn1Dap.
administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District, in and fer the
county of White Pine, State of Nevada, made on
the 18th day of May. A. d. 1875. in the matter of
the estate of THOMAS COMMON. deceased, the
undersigned administrator of said estate will
sell by public auction at the Courthouse door,
in Hamilton, county and State aforesaid, in one
parcel or otherwise, on Monday, the 2Ist
day of June, A. D.. 1875, at IL O'Clock
NJ, the following described real estate, situate
in Robinson Mining District, county and State
aforesaid, to wit
375 feet, undivided in the sEmmet" mine,
3I5 feet, undivided in the !" Summit mine.
375 feet, undivided in the "Merrimack' mine.
375 feet, undivided, in the Fair Play mine.
375 feet, undivided, in the " West Point" mine.
ALSO,
-3I5 feet, undivided, in each of the mining
CLAIMS following, situate, lying, and being in
the Ward Mining District, county OF White pine
and State of Nevada, to wit
SHARK" Sage" 81. X. L." Champio !.
Cumberland" and Black Hawk"
And all the right, title and interest that the
salu Thomas Connor, deceased, at the time Of
MS death had, and said estate has, in and to said
aoove described real estate and mining property
Terms OF sale, cash, in U. S. gold coin. to he
paiu On the DAY OF sale, or as soon thereafter as
said sale is confirmed by said court.
LOUIS A. HAUCK.
Administrator of said estate.
Hamilton, Nevada, May 20, 1875.
U.L. WATERS. Attorney for Adm. m22-4t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
assessment Notice.
TO WILLIAM q

10 FOUGHT.
YOU AREHEREBY NOTIFIED TIA n r,yEn
Is que from you the sum set opnosita rars
nslle Ior the actual working and devalnny our
u n; Inc latina mine" situated in Ward Vpt !
-. "nlte zine county. State of Nevada =
imam Fought, 800 feet. 49,. $500 on
AND you are hereby notified, that unlass i
in ninety ety. d lrUn fr yoa l sI paid to the undersigned ed
above claim will belong to the Interest rIlerest in the
cording to law. - Undersigned, ac-
D. s. O,BRIFN
Ao'o. m22-9Od
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22


A SAD CIRcUMsTANCE.-One of those
particularly-sad circumstances which
seem often to cluster around severe diff
%culties, says the Virginia Enterprise of
the 10th, occurred in connection with the
death of Bourcier, who was killed in the
Consolidated Virginia shaft. There was
a gentleman In this city who intended
starting for Bourcier's old home in Can
ada the very evening of the occurrence.
At the request Of Bourcier this gentle
man-Mr. Tuocot by name--was to meet
him at 8 o'clock, when he came out of
the mine, to receive some messages and
tokens of love for friends and relatives
at home. The gentleman was promptly
at the mine, and was surprised to see
the men c~ongregated there. On inquir-
ing the cause he was struck dumb when
informed, that the very man he was to
meet, and from whom the tender mes
sages of love were to be borne across the
continent, was even then lying a shape
less mass at the bottom of the shaft.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

New ROOM FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
STOCK BRoKERs.-The long room for the
convenience of stockholders and opera
tors was opened for inspection last Sat
urday. 1t is at the northeast corner of
Sansome and Halleck streets, and occu-
pies the whole lower floor Of the new
building known as the Halleck building.
It is designed for the use of brokers and
operators during the interim between
sessions of the regular Board, and will
do away to a great extent with curbstone
operations. It is an a adjunct of the San
Francisco Stock Exchange, and all settle
ments will be made at the latter place.
The two are in telegraphic communica-
ton. Sales and purchases can be made
by operators giving the names of their
brokers. and such transactions will be
Immediately placed on record by the
Recorder. T. G. Sanborn, the originator
of the room, will be manager, and w. j..
Collins, Secretary. 1t is expected that
business operations will commence next
Monday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
PRoposEp MINING SrocK MAaKEr.-

PROPOSED MINING STOCK MARKET.-A
New York dispatch of the 18th inst, says
the newspapers have recently been dis
cussjng the forming Of a mining stock
board In that city, and an evening paper
says: IAN active interest has become
manifest in this city in the silver mining
operations now going on in the West,
and the belief is becoming general that
New York is on the verge of a new min
ing speculation. The proposition to es-
tablish a ley mining board of brokers is
well supported, V e though such a step
be a little premature. There is more or
less speculation in Nevada and Colorado
mining stocks and mines already, and a
few shrewd operators have made consid-
cradle money on the great rise in silver
mining stocks some time since. News
from the West tends to develop and
strengthen the public interest in this
class of investments, but it isto be hoped
that no such wild excitement will
ever be witnessed here as was observed in
San Francisco when the big bonanza was
discovered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
WHINING TAX NoTlcE.
ak on the proceeds of tha m.

hI Fl TAX ON THE PROCEEDS or w.
mater ioT all Ores, Tailings, Or Mjrer The MINES
ending worked or sold dusing the o oearlng
march 8lst, 1a7E
Off;ca 1ue and payable, at the aa
Pine Counav ne courthouse. Hamilton Wh
to their o co1l Nevada; and tho law With white
's''i0n viii be strictly enforced regard
my22 >. I. WILLIAMSON
County Assessor
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

OSE Of the Schiller's officers has IN
formed a correspondent of the 1.onaa.
Standard that many persons on boara -
.ae steamer were intoxicated when she
struck and that several fremen ana
s.eerage passengers lay helpless until
hey were swept away by the waves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

A from Osceola, Pennsyl-
vania, intimates that bloody times are
impending in the coal mines. Those
who will not work themselves, accuse
those who will, of robbing the bread from
the mouths of women and children, and
the leaders advise summary measures by
the miners to prevent the prosecution of
work in the mines. It is thought that
John Siney, President of the Miners
Labor Association, is paid by shippers in
other coal regions to keep up the
strike.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22
Marrien.

In Eureka, May IS, by Rev. Josiah McLain
Alec Mckay to Miss Matte Parker.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

FI~FTY-sEvEN years ago Ebenezer Ev-
erett, of Neversink, Ulster County, New
York, was left q widower at the age of
fifteen years, having been married three
months. That short experience in mar
ried life suficed him until the fifty
seventh anniversary Of the death Of his
wife, when he was again married at the
age of seventy-two to Miss Elizabeth
Decker, of Neversink, aged fifteen, just the
age that Ebenezer was when his irsl wife
died.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

A spEcIALfrom London to the New York
Herald says that a great error has been
discovered in reference to the American
revivalists, Moody and Sankey, and their
work there. Their movements is under
the direction of P. T. Barnum (the great
American showman). Mr.. Barnum is
explained as having achieved SO many
triumphs in the way Of directing public
opinion that he has resolved to found a
new religion, and he has entrusted the
work to Moody and Sankey. One of the
reasons prompting this speculation on
the part of Mr.. Barnum is his desire to
furnish a counterpoise to the too power
full novelty of Cardinal Manning and
McClosky. The speculation has proved
to be an astonishing success, pecuniary,
and the results have been very great.
The English speak of Barnum with en-
thusiasm as among the wonders of the
world.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

Hon. THos. FINDLEy.-We see by our
California exchanges that Hon. Thos.
Findley. of Nevada county, is likely to
receive the nomination for Governor of
that State at the hands of the next Dem
ocratic State Convention. Mr.. Findley
possesses peculiar elements of strength,
which at the present time are needed in
u sister State they are honesty, in
tegrity and backbone, to do what is right
between the taxpayers of that State and
the monopolies that have grown up under
Republican rule.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

MRS. WILLIAM SHARON di45 n g.
francisco on the l4th inst. w - oa9
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

A CHICKEN FIGHT FOR 1 Hopsr -rh-n
ana Lee wentworth are both well known 90.
zens. NOT oniy are they both well known indi
vidually, but they are also known to he lonon.
% neet equlnes and contending chickens. Tban
mon Tb opee ny nag OF $500 valuation in com.
common. In fact, there is NOTHING n nos IN
a ao1u, Inc 1lros; There were two things Which,
eacn wanted; They wanted to be sole ow mnac u
n nit 1l1aGes S. disn1 and to lick out each others or =.
the chickens ai shonId b l. was finally agreed that
ownership ct the nimble nag worth ftRbusss $500 ana aaot the
GUrnln Ray taken to Mr.. Browns pit. on 3 Ge sfTa ae-
sausbb1e. an and ia at the saa misunderstanding and a
from the victor announced that Io ina 2 crow
-Virginid Enterprise. iooted morse.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

The Virginia Enterprise says. evil
liam Wright. better known by the nom de
plume of Dan de Qnille, and for nan
years leading local editor of the Enterprise.
has gone to the Atlantic States for the
purpose OF preparing for publication a
volume of local and historical sketches
relating to the Comstock and its sur
roundings." Dan de guile is almost.
if not fully, as great q humorist as Mark
Twain, with whom he was formerly as
ISOLATED on the Enterprise, and his ven
ture is taken at the solicitation of friends.
of whom he has many in Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

THE Centennial Board are to pay Prof.
Frank Stewart $500 per month while
making his specimen collection.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-22

l~MPRovED.-The Daily Stock Report, of Nav
ilth, comes to us very much improved in an.
pearance, and with the announcement of >
cnange OF propr1etors. The new firm are viii
liam M. Bunker, lately of the San Franc;soo
bulletin, and Franklin Lawton, of the late Arm
OF Wheeler 4 Co, former proprietors of the
paper. The Stock Report is one of the happiest
conceptions in the journalist world of San Fran
cisco, and while there is broad lucrative field in
winch such a paper can and should operate. tho
Report has not yet embraced it's fullest opnortuN
mites. TO do SO requires, beside Journalistic
ability, with which we credit our valuable Co.
temporary capital, age and the proper enconr-
agement. The paper has done nobly TINS far
ana mas made itself a really Indispensable adj
lunct to the mining and stock interests Of tha
Pacific coast: We have liked the paper from the
Ssar'' p prize re II very highly as an exchange, and
now, as ever, wish it may reap the fullest fnan-
cial success. The subscription price Is Ala nar
year, ana no miner or stock speculator can affdrd
70 De without it.-Lyon County Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Glorious Eourti,,

New YORK, July s. To-day is one Of GER
eral celebration here, though much firing
wus INDUCED fu yesterday; when there: were
numerous accidents, as there were to-day.
John Welsh, aged eighteen, was fatally shot,
and several other persons were severely iD-
jmed. @.s .,
WAsHIssToN, July 5.--There was no, or.
ganized celebration of the Fourth here to-
day. The town was almost deserted, the
people generally seeking pleasure outside
PHILADELPHIA. July 5.--The celebration
here was more general and enthusiastic than
for years, With an equally large proportion
Of accidents. %S
1t Is estimated that $1,000 people parsici.
pated ia the ceremonies and amusemepts in
and around the centennial building. A bal
loon, with Miss Ibling Wise, niece OF Pro.
fessor Wise, only on board, collapsed, and
the lady fell TO the ground. She was seri-
ously injured. I,,ss =
ATLANTA, GA, July 5.--The celebration of
The Fourth here to-day called together the
largest massmeeting since the war. Cii-
zens and soldiers all participated. Governor
Smith presided. Hon. 4. q. Stephens, ora.
tor Of the day, made a speech two hours
long, his theme being the Declaration Of In
dependence. During the course of bis re.
marks be earnestly urged that The South be,
represented in Philadelphia next. year on the
occasion OF the centennial celebration. he
vas frequently applauded for his patriotic
sentiments. r.. RI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-06

/ y .
promising commandments eyer held here.
The friends, faeu!ty, alumni, and students of
the college are imbued with q sense Of their
duty to her, aud are-Fesolyed to do all in
theirpoU'ersto advance he. interests. May all
join iin,the good work. z The prospects Of the
college are very bright fol. the ensuing year.
SOS 4 PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY. aggks I
a meeting Of the members OF this ancient
Society was held on Friday, July I'd, and
several new names enrolled. This secret or,
der was first established at William and
Mary on the 9Th day Of December, 1916,
The first meeting was held 10 Apollo Hall,
Of the old Raleigh tavern Of Williamsburg,
the room IN which The first revolutionary
spirit of Virginia was breathed in the burn
ing words Of Henry. Such men as James
Monroe, John Marshall, Bushrod Washing.
ton, &C., were among its original members,
and its otject was of patriotic character for
the defence Of the nation. An original badge
ofsilyer, made 10 1776, Is n0win possession OF
the Society. It's early records are said by Mr..
Gri9sby to have been in the hands Of the
Virginia Historical Society. This, Society
exists at Harvard 10 this day, among the
most prominent of Der secret orders. ALI
old members of the Phi Beta Kappa are re-
quested to send in their names to, the CORE,
spending secretary of the Society of Alumni
at Williamsburg, that its # reorganization may
be complete, %E8sf-. - 80 srss@ ~ X.