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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

MADE 4 RAIsE.-According to the ST.
ger State, DR.. j. M. Bailey has made some
money out of mines in Bald Mountain.
in the Ruby range, about 40 miles from
this place. 1t appears that Dave Weaver
took the property East, and succeeded in
selling stock to the extent of 800, 900,
having previously got up quite a mining
fever in Lancaster, Ohio, where the sale
was effected. We have seen some very
good ore from DR.. Bailey's mines, and
trust it is really the case he has made
money by the sale.-Sentiaes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
HENRY WARD BEECHER, AND THE
80 IETFE or CHRIST.

E LIFE Or CHfSASIs
We were forcibly struck with the con-
trast Of two books lying side by side at the
book-store-one entitled THE Tifton-
Beecher Trial." and the other The Lie
Of Christ" by Henry Ward Beecher.
hurriedly ran through the pages OF
the latter work, and found the purest
kind Of Christian virtae and manliness
taught therein. We scanned the other,
and 10, the Christian teacher and author
is on trial for the violation Of the Seventh
Commandment. What Q contrast these
two books present, and what a disgusting
contrast this trial presents, between the
teachings of this once eminent divine and
his own example among his confiding
flock. Of the trial now progressing we
have but little to say, but it does seem to
us from the testimony already in that a
verdict should be found for Tilton, and
that verdict should be for about ten cents.
We place the verdict at this figure, for
the reason that the testimony shows Bee
cher couldn't help it, and Tilton couldn't
help it, and Tilton knew all the timethat
Beecher couldn't help it, and to reward
Tilton for his patience, and to punish
Beecher. let the verdict be ten cents.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
Pancake Coal Mine.


Inere are In White Pine county a number :,
wo~sad ss, WHICH at one time or other, wera
worked very extensively, and gave nran; were
t hosp ss Ior future prosperity. At oraasntg
has been done in them to he vorth hulacient work
sucn are the Piermont. San Francisco nHsnelon;
ana With Hn, lexington, Snake, Sacramento. I s1tbper
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
No. No

th ana IN accordance with law, and an order ~
Inc Board OF Trustees, made on the 97tS dav ~
Of ofs sueh sto lsso ! 50 many shares Of each parcel
a. puDalc auction at the Office 81 tba or ~ su.u
ON Mo' ios Front street. San Francisco, California'
tuesday, the 18th day Of April 1875
t peaween the hours of II and 10 O'Clock noon ~
tharao LAY: 70 pay the delinquent assessments
expenses of the sale. Sing ana
omoo ANDREW CARDIGAN, Secretarv
Oince; LUZ Front street, San Francisco
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

GAN JOSE MINING iCOMPANY.-pr;n.
cipal place of business San Francisco Cal
lfornia. Location of works Ecan Canvon
White Pine county, Nevada.
Nosice-Inere are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account ~ scso-sreow4
GNo.6,) levied on the 9th day Of January. Is75
.ne several amounts set opposite the names al
the respective shareholders, as follows !.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

ra e plsPATcH says the business prosnects :;
East Ior the coming year are cheerful In the
II Chicago Times saws there :
Tor Pinchback's admission. = Is no chance
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Ar last payday" says the Virginia Enter
prise, the miners of the Crown Point mine con-
tributed 1921 so, the Belcher S239 80. and other
SOURCES S119-total, $3.50 for the widow and
family of Mr. Mclaughlin, formerly q miner in
the Crown Point, who died some two weeks ago.
This is almost equal to life insurance, and the
money is paid over with 40 trouble or delay.
BALDY GREEN has arrived at Winnemuccs 18th
several tons of ore from the Montauik mine at
Varyyille. of which he is one OF the owners
Judge Green is very enthusiastic over the pros
poets of that new camp. He thinks there will be
from SO to LOCO men there this Summer.
SEVERAL CITIZENS of Truekee, California, drew
prizes in the Kentucky lottery. William Camp
bell and w. ID. Durno had cupOnS from a ticket
that drew $780,. Four vr i've others were lucky
in smaller sums.
A WORKMAN at the Sherman mill, in Silver
City, was recently detected III stealing amalga;n.
His house was searched u gold bar and a guam
tity of anialgam were found. The thief left for
parts unknown.
IT is supposed that the cause Of the suicide Of
Mrs Minnie Boyce, at $50 Mission street, san
Francisco, was grief occasioned by a prolonged
absence of her husband, whose whereabouts is
unknown.
AN Indiana man bet $40 that he could ride the
~fy-wheel in a saw-min. and az his widow paid
the bet she remarked " William was q kind hus-
band, but he didn't know much about fly
wheel"
THE Silver City idaho Avalanche says The
prospect for lively times the coming Spring is
decidedly brighter than ever before known in
this CAMP
THE scaffold upon which Mortimer, Estrada
and Ca,tta were executed in Sacramento, will be
used in Santa Clara county for the execution of
Vasqnez.
A MAN and woman in Hartford, Connecticut,
have lately finished a series of 1000 games of
cribbage, began last October. The lady won 502
of them.
THE first strawberries of the Spring crop have
been received by A. Lusk & Co., San Francisco,
from San Jose, and found ready sale at So per
pound.
1000 mile ride on q mule is what Mr.. Geo.
Harris. formerly of Locke, Cayuga county, New
York, hastaken in New Mexico, Utah and Colo
RADIO.
JAMES MARTIN, for having six wives all in Ian
caster county, Pennsylvania, has been sent to the
Penitentisry for six months one month for each
wife. rN
THAT was q sad condition of q man in Walla
Walla Valley, with 1000 head of sheep, and not
q mouthful of feed for them.
HANNIBAL, Missouri, claims to have a new
found silver mine, yielding $500 per ton.
AN iron and a gold mine have been discovered
near Wheatland, California.
A 81, 10000 tract deed has just been put ON
record in Denver. es
TIE signs of the times indicate revival of bu-
siness in Phoebe.
THE news from the Arizona mines is most en-
couraging.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20
Nfu go<Dag
NOTIcE-
4. {. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAA e
Nav !. 1876, to April 80, 1876

a # 49, n TTQTTEO
TsHE hEst Sact;ons 1882, S237, 52SS, =
person engaged ~ ~ dor him
requlle 49, or employment which Icn and
sisria IN . SPECIAL TAX, 70 ~ssah1ish-
Mace conspicnously n STAMP, de-
ment Or Pla raont If said SPECIAL - ~
n ~ nla - lTax Year beginning NAY ! |, sfter
LIZ sn.a conmencing or continuing uaAe
April 80, 1875 ,novrsroNs OF
rur TAXES EMBRACED WrrHAH
rHr LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE 1h5
NC, vH COCO 10
Rectifers rs 90
Dealers. retail 100 90
Dealers. wholesale liquor: so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, VIZ 80. 20 0r
Dealars in malt liquors. Is g..
Dealers in leaf soDasco;s '........ 500 GU
And on sales of over 81 ,OOO, MY o ~"
for every dollar in excess OF SI'cVo' K M
Dealers in manuiac!uLeu 30 90
Manufacturers OF 20 90
And for each worm manufactured. n or
Manufacturers Oh 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco mrs. 1,ugs 90 90
peddlers Of tobacco, second claSo ss"o az "a
horses or other animals) .........-. ]Dvv
Peddlers of tobacco, third class zone no'Se * "a
or other animaD. ....-.--..
Peddlers OF toDacco, on 10 90
or puDhc COVE zoo barrels. 50 90
brewers OF leo1 Ia : or aore--..... LOO 20
Any person. SO liable, who shall faii 70 soI,-
NV with the foregoing requirements will De Sud
feet to severe penalties. CO
Persons or firms liable to pay any % Ing opE-
cial Taxes FAMED above, must apply 10 a. T.
SHANNON. Deputy collector of Internal Reve-
nue. at Austin, Nevada, and pay for and procure
the Special-Tax Stamp or Stamps they nsea;
prior to May /, 1875, and WITHOUT FUhrHEn
j.. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioners of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D.,
February /. 1875. HzU
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

DIo LEWIS may blow around about
the virture of oat meal, but a hot biscuit
with a bit OF white clover honey skirmish-
ing around on top of it will ever maintain
a hold on the affections of the American
people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

a sTATIsTIcIAN estimates that court
ships average three tons of coal each.
we know some old maids who could
reduce q coal bin fifty tons, and then not
get very warm. We think the estimate
entirely too low.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

TENTH VoLUME--The Phoebe Record
entered upon its tenth volume on the 18th
of the present month. The Record is a
GOOD newspaper, and we wish it success.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

Heirs TO THREE MILLIoNs.-The Gil
bert family. two brothers and two sisters
OF which reside in Unionville, have fallen
heirs to 50, 0O0, 900 in England. Another
brother arrived in Unionville q few DAYS
ago for the purpose of making arrange
ments to proceed to England to claim the
money, which is said to have been in the
hands of the Government, awaiting the
rightful heirs, for several years.-Siluer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

A FANcIFUL HoPE..-The editor Of the
ReUeiAe hopes to see the time when
there will not be enough sage in Reese
River valley to physic a eat. and when
nodding grain fields, interspersed with
neat cottages, filed with happy families,
shall cover the whole valley"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-20

AND now it is reported the Nauvoo Lee
gion gathered them together around the
PeDitentiary, to protect Brother Brigham
from the assassin knife of his pretended
friends, who aspire to the position held
by the Prophet. These conspirators, so
the goes, were to take his life and
then lay the blame on the shoulders of
the Gentiles who had him in charge.
They little knew the invincible force the
United States Marshal had arrayed behind
the prison walls to protect the life of
Brigham, at all hazaras.AE. L. Tribune.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19


In the Senate yesterday tbeJndieiary
COMMITTEES reported favorably on bi'l
relative to marriage and divorce as
amended. Committee on Railroads
reported favorably on bill to construct
a railroad from Carson to Collv'lle;
also on bill relative to incorporation OF
railroads. A message from fbe Cover
nor announced his approval OF MI Tor
the relief of Matt Rinckel. Bills were
;rtrodnced ms follows: An Act relative
~ elections: an Act for the / rejection
of the incorporators of mines; nm Act
to provide for the taking OF cersus IN
1875; ain Act relative to crimes ami
puuishments. Assembly concurrent
resolution relative to a constitutional
Convention was passed. Assembly, 3s'nt
,aso,ution relative to granting pensions
IN veterans of the Mexican war was re-
f+rred to Committee Oh Federal kela-
In the Assembly Mr. Bergstein, from
Committee on Counties and County
boundaries, presented a minority re-
port against the formation OF Bnena
Vista county. Committee on Ednca-
ton recommended the passage OF The
bill to create and org nize the Uulvel-
sity of Nevada. Committee on Ways
and Means reported tavorably on Sen-
ale bills No. 81 and 90, to provide
revenue for support 9f State Govern
ment. A resolution to allow 1901 to
pay expenses OF Committee to report
on Stale Prison ut Reno, was dis-
cu,sed and laid temporarily Oh the
table. Majority aud minority reports
Of Committee relative to Bueua Vista
county were ordered printed. A Diil
was introduced to grant oouhliss Tor
the killing OF noxlous ahlma's. blii 10
create University OF Nevada Dow Is
oill) was made order Tor IL o'e.och
To-day. Varlan bill authollzln1 Tie
issue of bonds by Humboldt county,
laid on the table Que day. Blil 10
divide Churchill county was read third
time, and pending its discussion the
House adjoLln,d.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19
MAIL COMMUNICATIONS WANTED.

Our Varyvilie correspondent wants
something said about mail comnuhica-
ton to that place. Two or three
months ago we repeatedly called atten-
ton to the necessity of establishing
postoffice at Bartlett Greek. with ut
least weekly service from Winnemncca.
The powers that be, however, pay very
little attention to newspaper articles on
matters of that kind, and act only upon
the petition of citizens or the sugges-
ton If congressman, III establishing
new postoffices or mail routes. A word
from our representatives at washing
ton would be sufficient to give the peo-
pie of Varyville weekly or semi
weekly mail, aud those representa-
tiyes should be asked to speak It,
There is now, and has been during the
Winter. Il week ~ ext ress ruhnl G from
Winnemncca to Vary vile. This ex-
press. which is quite expensive, is
kept up by the patronage OF the puDnc,
the Postoffice Department not paying
a cent for carrying the mails between
the two pieces. This should lie
remedied. The citizens of Naryville
should forward petition to the Post
office Department, or to Senator Jones.
who is now at Washington, to present
that Department, setting forth the
| disadvantages under WHICH they labor,
and the necessity for mail service with
the outside world. There are nearly
one hundred names Of citizens OF
Varysille and vicinity, on the express
man 5 letter list, who pay for mail mat
ter, for the carrying OF which the Gov
eminent has also been paid, This Ii
nninst, when the number who are sub
iected to the inconvenience is taken
| into consideration. The permanently
of the mines at Bartlett Creek is
established beyond doubt, and upon n
fair statement to their case to the
postal authorities, undoubtedly the
service of which they are entitled and
are so much in need OF would be
established.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19

TIE Pennsylvania Central Railroad
ii Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
p mics have declared war against each
o her, and the result so far is crafty
i q to the public. The Baltimore and
Ohio Company have issued orders for
u great reduction of passenger fare be-
t veeu Washington, Baltimore and Phil.
lphia and the leading Western citiesl
L ON Chicago and Cincinnati to Wash
in9ton and Baltimore the fare has
b en- reduced ten dollars, from LOUIS
vile twelve dollars and from st. Louis
fifteen dollars 10 these cities. Tom
Scott, President of the PENNSYLVANIA
road, of course will make AS great re-
dnction his roads, and the war be
tween him and president Garrett, of
the Baltimore road, will accomplish
more IN Il day toward the reduction of
fares and freightS, than all the legis-
lative bodies Of the country combined.
What a blessing it would be if all the
ril Presidents in the United Stat,
Shou fall oGt with each otEer and II
each other demagogues, as Scott ii
Gair,tt,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19

The fifty-two votes which elected
An rev Johnson to the United State 8
Senate were east by thirty two ex-Cor-
federaies and fifty-two Union men.
2 The bloody chasm is closed, but The
GRANTEES want it reope ned to plolong
their lease of power and era of political
corruption.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19
NJ 0 C e.

NJ Office is HERR BY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting the b ard Of Trustees OF
Minnemuoca School istrict, No. held in
the ~cho l-house in said District on the "a
day Of ebrnary, a. ID 1875, 1t va, muvtd aud
unanimously carried that the question #
Iaisin2 by SleeiGl Tax the sum of Nv, nty-
five S2,5h] hundred Dollars, 10 be appro-
priaied to the building Of an addi nal
school house and to the repairing OF the old
one, should by SAID heard be ubmitted to the
qualified ectols Of said District.
Now, ths refore, be it known that a Special
Elscticn is hereby called for the object set
forth above, said Hectic II to BE- held al the
schoUl-hpuse, IN NiInemucca, un.boldt
county, Nevada On he 2Oth day # March.
D. 1873. between the hours Of 10 MGR A..
Of said day. The Ballot said Election shall
contain the words Tax, Yes" or Tax. 10 /"
A. KLEINHAbS,
q. W. WALKER
JAMES BUIKN r.
Board Trustees Winnemucea District NJ. 7
Ninnemncca, February II, 1875 It'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19
LETTER FROM THE CAPITAL.

Committee Creates Surprise Trea
son Suspect -Varian's Bill Laid
on the Table.
Carson, Feb. IS, 1875.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: The bill tor
the division of Humboldt county has
met with the approval of a majority OF
the committee, much to my surprise
and that OF others.
am not prepared to say what new
feature arose to alter the action Of
some, but will say it looks strange
and betrays confidence.
Variants bill to fund the debt of the
county was to-day laid on the table ut
the request of Laveaga; so you will
perceive the way the wind blows.
The bill to create Buena Vista will
pass The House; that is settled fact,
and concurred in by friends and foes.
We Of the upper portion Of the
county are cursed with traitors in the
camp men who to all appearance favor
the county as it now stands but III Sc
cret work to divide it / am watching
the current of events, and will not fail
to proclaim the treachery of those
cringing, grasping, avaricious hounds
when the proper time comes. [ have
part proof now, and ere long will be
able to insure the conviction of the
traitors. Smooth or sharp dealing will
not protect them, for rest assured the
truth will out sooner or later
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-19

Moody, the shirt king OF America,
afr life spent in the shirt business
was unable to shnflie off this mortal
coal without making shift of suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
INTERNATIONAL WEATHER REPoRTs.

Gen. Mycr of the Signal Service has pub
shed bulletin OF international meteorological observa
taken simultaneously at various stations in Algers
Austria Belgium Great Britain. sweden, Switzerland,
Turkey SYRIA Canada. the United States, France Ger
many Italy the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal Spain
and Russia This bulletin sets foot for the first time
in history regular international exchange OF weather
reports 1t il the object of the exchange TO render prac
tcable the preparation OF daily weather map which
may embrace within its limits the whole northern henri
sphere, and permit study OF atmospheric movements
which. not limited to any continent or sea, may
enable storms and disturbances TO be traced, from
wherever they arise through their course until they dis
appear The limits OF any continent are too small to
allow the proper study OF the atmosphere which, sur
rounding the earth revOlyes In its whole extent with II
in twentyfour hours The observations on the bu
etin taken everywhere at the same instant OF pys
cal time. For instance when the observers AT New York
may be safely those in Siberia the Pacific the
also reading theirs. The readings reported thus
simultaneous and valuable. The bulletin Is inexpensive
the readings being taken In every country by the observ
ers OF that country, and forwarded by mail To Washing
ton, in packages the 18th and last days OF each
month the United States observations being sent as an
equivalent Distinguished meteoroogists have approved
the undertaking. The Congress at Vienna In 1873, nav
ing given il their approval II has fallen TO the United
States the first To give the work practical shape ana
To establish form which aims To bind together III n
work d common good, the labors OF every country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

boil 40 we found II necessary 10 have some symbolism
as Christians some church organization and Christ has
left Hie Church. We all know the power OF asynbo
Take nations flag for instance In Itself IA nothing
chd's fingers rend it-a mere piece Of bunting
and yet the country that cannot or viii not support ITS
flag goes down, by the verdict of nations nag 10
the first thing for "a nation to adopt and IL
can never be insuted with immunity. When
Victor Emanuel conquered Italy the Vatican
saved by the American flag The American
Consul asked 20 make II his Headquarters and TO
place his flag upon It, Why not the flag OF Austria as
Welt II would have saved II; nor the nag OF France
of England, nor all three combined would nave
saved the Vatican from destruction; but when the az
they stopped consulted and passed by, leaving 1t M
broken toys OF the dead child cannot be coaxed or
brought away from the mother because they are to her
symbols which her heart recognizes what IL IL
that ia the symbol Of our religion but the
scarlet blood OF Christ, the Son OF tiodI Ihere
are no memorials OF His fe but OF His death there Are
many. That Is symbol Of life and redemption INC
scarlet line placed In any other window would NOT nav
saved SO the symbol OF the cross on stcepe OF doom
will not save but the scarlet blood OF Cnrst mus, DC W
piled 10 the heart We also shown the conluen,co
faith by RahaDs history. There was not III Oil Jerco
house more exposed 10 the assaults OF an enemy tih
hers In the wall But she trusted In her covenant anu
when the people fleeing for shelter 10 HOOKS III wy
walls her family remained calm and trusting III tnei
house and were untouched This Is matter OF persoh
experience. We cannot on the sutlect Oh con
dence. No uttered the prayer, " lpru J,us
save" and WINS left 90 alone through the DARK .aeS
OF death To those whO full Of confidence, seek s pro
lection He grants support and comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
WARNING OF THE SECOND ADVENT.

A sermon was delivered yesterday morning
in Room No 81 Of Cooper Institute by A. Bradford o'
the Second Advent Church The preacher selected Ior
his text Isaiah XXI H. IL: 1.-THE burden OF Duinah TIC
caleth 10 me out OF ser Waterman, what OF the hgp
Waterman what Of the night The Waterman SAID
The morning cometh and also the nights II ye Will In
au,re inauire We return, come"
Mr. Bradford spoke of the duties OF the watchmeh IN
ancient cities who stationed in the towers or upon
the surrounding walls ready TO give the alarm and warn
the inhabitants whenever danger should approach The
Christian minister. he said, Waterman who re-
ceived the word of warning from the Almighty and
whose duty il ia 10 deliver II to the people II he failed
10 do so he was crminally negligent and woud he held
responsible by his Creator The preacher then stated
that his belief was that the end OF the world was drawing
near and that the prophet in alludng to the coming OF
the morning meant the second advent OF the SAVIOR
There are some people, he continued who believe that
the Lord is coming and mean to be prepared,
hut Others doubt it. For those who are
willingly ignorant there Is no hope some
claim that they see evidence of Chrlsts
second coming That the contrary men marry anu
give in marriage and live and die ~ they always did IN
reply he would say do all things continue as tney dld
Have we not seen q portion of prophecy fulfilled when
the sun was dakened Other important signs were ine
preaching Of Gods word throughout nearly the Whoc
Universe and the downfall Of the Roman church III
us0u he asserted that onF necessary u rcan
tle Scriptures be convinced that the coming o tis
was near and he exhOrtcd his hearers TO be prepared