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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30
ST. JOHNS DAY.

The Celebration at Whitesburg.
June Gath is a day revered by all Ma.
sons This year more interest attaches
to it in this section than usual. One OF
the oldest Lodges in the State, Newport,
dedicated q new Lodge and school house,
and one Of the youngest, Kyle Lodge,
1T Whitesburg, dedicated their new hall.
We halted between twU opinions, but
finally determined 60 go to Whitesburg.
On our arrival at II o'clock, a. m, we
found that from fifteen hundred to two
thousand persons had already assembled.
Repairing TO the large and beautiful hall
of Kyle Lodge, No. 422, i. and A. NJ,
we met about one hundred and fifty
members of the mystic tie, pleasantly
seated In the spacious structure, which
had been tastefully decorated, by the
fair friends Of the order with beautiful
evergreens- A procession was soon
formed, in Masonic order, and marched
through the principal streets of the vii
lage, to a spacious brush arbor in a beau
tiful grove of outrageous forest trees,
surrounding the Academy building,
where the d~edicatory exercises were ap-
propriately and impressively performed
by the following Representatives of the
Grand Lodge Of the State, viz: DR.. r. B.
Owens, ID. G. NJ; Rev. T. p. Summers,
d. s. g. w. w. A. Allen, ID. ]. @. W,
and s. p. Hood, ID. p. g. M.
After appropriate religious services,
Kyle Lodge was solemnly Dedicated to
the uses of Free Masonry.
Next in order, the following officers of
Kyle Lodge, for the ensuing year, were
installed by the d. G.. M. w. A. Dean.
W. NJ; 7. j. Dean, s. W.; D. j. G.
johnson, J. W.; c. L. Alderson, Secre-
tary; P. M. Kirkpatrick, Treas; r. r..
Murphy, s. D.; Thos. Williams, j. d.;
w. Murdoch, st. and T.; Rev. e. j. Hy-
att, Chap.
The orator of the day wa Rev. John
Boring, who delivered, impromptu, a
most interesting and practical Grafton,
favorably impIessing the vast audience
with his eIoquence and pathos. The
claims of Masonry viii henceforth occu-
py a higher place in the hearts of his
hearers.
But the most interesting part of the
proceedings, to a tired, hungry man, was
the magnificent basket dinner which was
spread by fair hands in the adjacent
grove, and of which at least two thous-
and partook till fully satisfied, and still
enough remained to have fed hundreds
more. The occasion, taken as a whole,
was a most enjoyable one. Seldom, if
ever, have we seen a more respectable
assembIage. No drunkenness or disor-
der of any kind occurred to mar the
beauty and harmony of the occasion
Whitesburg has a busting. thriving
appearance, and impressed US quite ia
vorably, of which we shall take occasion
to speak more in detail hereafter, when
we have more time. Success to Kyle
Lodge, and the many noble men and fair
women we met on the oath.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

The MORRIsTowN GAZETTE seems to
feel bad because it has never received
our Catalogue until this year. Really,
we are sorry, and If we had known one
was wanted, would have sent one long
ago, as a testimonial of our thanks for
the kind and encouraging articles of
Conrad, lately published in the GAZETTE.
The young gentlemen whose names
appear as conductors of the sheet from
which this item is taken win find out in
the course Of time that it is taxing them
severely to bear the brunt of Publishing
an advertising sheet and father the false,
impertinent and payne-ful satire of any
one who may happen by force Of cir
cumstances to be placed temporarily
" them. But the fraud can't last for
ever. As long as It does last. however,
confess to the enjoyment of such ev-
idence of the CALLED jade's vincing" as
the quoted paragraph gives.
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or REspECT

At a regular communication of
Abingdon Lodge. No. 48. A. F. and
A. Masons, held in their Hall in Alb
ingdon. Va. June IA. A. L.. 1915. A.
D., 1875, tie death Of Rev. JOHN M.
CRIsMoND was announced after which
the WorshipfaI Master. appointed
the following Committee TO report
suitable Preamble and Resolutions
in relation to the death Of Brother
CRIsMoND: Brothers W. F. Barr,
John G. Campbell, w. H. Mitchell.
The Committee made the following
report, which was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Most
Excellent and Supreme Grand Mas
ter and Ruler of the Universe-Al-
mighty GoD-to call our worthy and
beloved Brother, JoHN nj. CRTsM0ND.
one OF the Chaplains Of this Lodge,
from labor 10 refreshment, to the
Grand Lodge above. to the home
not made with hands eternal ia the
Heavens" where he may more COM
pletely enjoy "Peace"-thas PEACE
which earth cannot give nor take
away.
Resolved, That we deeply regret
and lament the death of our beloved
Brother CRIsMoND, who was one of
the oldest and most worthy members
Of this Lodge. Society has lost q
valuable citizen ; the Church o faith
full and laborious minister; his fam
EIy 3 devoted husband and affection
ate father.
Resolved. That we tender the fam
lily Of our deceased Brother our heart
felt synlpathies. and in this. the hour
Of tkeir great distress, recommend
them to HIM. who has promised to
be q husband 60 the widow. and d
TO the fatherless.
Resolped. That the chair OF the
Chaplain and the Jewels Of the Lodge
be draped ia mourning. and the mem-
bers Of the Lodge wear the usual
OF mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That acopy Of the above
and Resolutions be for.
warded 10 the family Of Brother
CHRIsMoND, and copies sent to the
editors Of the abingdon Hiyginian,
Eirginians Hofston Msfk0s
aist and MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE. with
the request that they publish the
sane.
". f. Barn,
COMMITTEES. j.. C. CAMpBELE.
.mm { wv. AL. MrrcHHELG
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

The Supreme Court last Saturday af-
hrmed the death sentences of Ananias
Honeycutt, of Claiborne county, and
W. N. Berry, of Hawkins county. The
most Of our local readers are familiar
with the particulars Of the atrocious
crimes OF murder OF which they were
contradictory for the murder of his
wife in Hawkins county, in October,
1872, and Honeycutt for the murder of
Thomas Ansmus, in Claiborne county.
January, 1874 Judge Turney delivered
the sentence IN the case of Berry, and
Judge Deaderick in the case of Honey
cutt The day fixed for the expiation Of
their crimes IS Friday. August IS, 1873,
within one mile Of Rogersville and Taze-
well respectively.
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A Good Appointment.

We are gratified to learn, as we do
from the Banner, that our friend, Franc.
M. Paul, Esq, of Nashville, has been
called to the office of Superintendent of
Public Instruction, as assistant to Hon.
Leon TrousdaIe, in the clerical labors of
that office. We congratulate Mr.. T. in
having secured the services of so eff
cicnt,~ courteous and deserving a gentle
man as Mr.. Paul for the place, and we
are satisfied neither he nor those who
may have business at his office win ever
find him incompetent, accommodating
or slow to work.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

We have received a copy of Knabe's
Academy of Music catalogue for the
scholastic year 1S7475. This is one OF
KnoxviIle's most creditable institutions,
and was organized and Is undeFth b di-
rectorship of Prof Gust. r. Knabe, who
has no superior in this country as a
teacher Of Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitar.
and Flute music. His school, we are
grati6ed to see, is in a hourishing con
dition, numbering upwards Of 60 pupils,
and representing the best families of the
city. We most sincerely congratulate
our old friend He has struggled long
and arduOusly to foster and develop the
latent symphony of the city Of his adop-
ton, and no teacher has won more sue
cess or more richly merits the gratitude
and hearty patronage of those who can
appreciate true merit.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

The last Grange Outlook contains a card
from Messrs. Barnes s. Simmonds stating
that they have disposed of that estab-
lishment to the Living Age Publishing
Company, M will soon issue a new
daily paper, to be called The Living Age.
Col. G. w. Charlton is to be its editor,
and Messrs. Bomar, Russell and Barry
publishers. Some friend removed the
Outlook before we had read Col. Charl-
toms announcement, and in this day of
changing Of bases" we don't propose
guessing at the gap it is TO occupy spe-
cially in TINT eity's journalistic field. We
wish it, however, the fullest pecuniary
euecaea
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

People will croak, and still a benefcent
Providence smiles upon them. The
wheat crop will average at least three
fourths of a good crop. The amount
sowed last year was greater than usual.
We feel warranted in saying that there
will be about the usual amount of wheat
in this valley. Oats and grass are not a
failure by any means. Corn promises
as well as usual.
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The State Debt,

We are pretty well convinced by this
time that the conundrum, How to liqui-
date the same? will never be SATISFACTORY
ly developed and agreed to by Messrs.
Leeper and Crozier. Consequently,
with due respect to both gentlemen, we
must be excused from a further ventil-
alton through our columns of their ideas.
In other words, we shall hereafter
exact composition price on their financial
articles, which to all intents and purposes
Is TO them total prohibition.
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LOOK Ar THIslT

] win do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
work at very reduced prices and viii
deduct 10 per cent for cash
On all work I have toput onmy books
I viii charge 10 per cent interest after 30
days; and on all my old accounts, II not
settled within 30 days, I VIII charge 10
per cent on them.
All work done with neatness and dis
patch and in a workmanship style, 81 no
charge made. q. LOVE.
shop on the corner OF East side
of Cumberland and Sd North street.
north Of the n. E Church, South. Nor
ristown, Tenn June-30 Ct
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Fatal Accident.

We learn that a sad accident occurred
last Friday evening on the farm of An
drew Miller, near Beadvale. One of his
hands Ia negro man, attempted to get
on his mule with his gears n. The mule
took fright and run. The Negroes foot
hung in the chain, and he was kicked
and otherwise fatally injured. The mule
could not be stopped until it had run
itself down.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30
MARRTFD

BARROW-SMTrH.-Near Newpofs.
Tenn, on Wednesday, Esd instant, at
row and Miss NARY, daughter of Major
W. r.. Smith
a sufficient number Of the relatives
and friends of the family we're present
TO crowd the house and make quite agay
and brilliant but ENSEMBLE. 8. @.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

We regret that ouF want Of space viii
not permit us to publish the address de-
livered by Col. James White at the close
of the Sc. Clair High School, and that of
William s. Kyle, Esq, delivered to the
students of the Whitesburg School. Both
are replete with good thoughts, system
~aticalIy and beautifully expressed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30

The unprecedented high water Of last
spring, followed by the excessive heat Of
the present time, will doubtless cause
much sickness throughout the country.
Dis0Fdered bowels, and ali kinds of sum-
mer complaints may be expected. We
fear cholera also viii make It's appear
ance. Our people should, therefore, pro-
vide themselves with a bottle of Harris
Relief and Lytle's Elixir, as these RENE
dies never fail when used in time.
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Removal of the Telegraph Office.

Removal of the Telegraph Office.
In consequence of some kind of q mis-
understanding between the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
company and the Western Union Tele
graph company, the telegraph office at
Morristown has been closed, and we are
now without telegraphic communication
with the outside world. How long this
state of affairs will exist between the
two companies we are not advised 1t
is an outrage, though, on the public that
win be fastened upon somebody shout
dnra
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30
TmDrOyement.

The Railroad Company are not only
improving their own property, bu. are
making the part of town around the de-
pot look respectable. Mr.. Moore, track
master, proposed to the town authorities
to crush enough rock to Maeadamize
Mill street, if tone would be furnished;
but we presume it will not be done. Some
waggish fellow facetiously remarked
that our city authorities were engaged
in collecting taxes, not in making inn
provements.
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RAPTIST nHURCH

There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church every Sabbath at 1880, A. NJ,
and g., p. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. o. G.
Pope.
Sabbath School at 9, A. NJ, and weekly
PRAYER meeting on Thursday evenings.
"Whosoever viii, let him come"
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN Ekancery Court Gt M0yrist0agn Ten
Martha Mathes wa Nelson Mathea-
DIVORCE

IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
Il from the CumpIainaEtn bin, which - asorn O.,
that the d~efendanAs Neihnn AEaGhea. Il q mon~TeaA
dauI af Ahe G4nAa n9 Tennessee. Al Il ordered thmA
tie MOEriGtuMm GAZETTE an newspaper pEhAtHWnM
IN MoFTiGt0wn, HamahAen county, Tennessee. mpta~
flying said nonresident defendant 70 appear before
the ohancery Court for tho diatrisz eompoaed g
Hsnblen tiounkE, % b held ht tbs Court Eoune a.
Morri1town On the Third Monday IL 1nlx. 1eIH, 4na
nzaka defense 20 said hifk or the anma mA ha fahnn
for confessed amid aat Cor hearing an-nmFta aa 10
hama. ThAn A0sh 1ane. l9EB. 4maS-Aw pda
JOHN MUKPHEY, C. & M.
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F~IRSTCLASS HOTEL
Cut This Quilt May save Your
TdGann. -

~ SA
There y no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung
Disease. Coughs. Colds Of Consump.
tor. yet some would die rather than
pay rs cents for q hottie or medicine
that would cure them. DR.. "A. Bos-
chee's German Syrup has lately
been introdncedin this coantrv from
Germany. aud its Wonderous cares
astonishes every one that try tt. IT
y0u doubt what we say In print, cut
this out and take Ii 10 vour
Druggist G. T. MAeEE. Main St.
and geE > samplo bottle for 10 cents
andtry q. ora regular size Cor IS
cents
a. 1T. C0Ussnss a. Co, Wholesage
Agents. Nashville Tennessee.
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A GEWTLEMAM wia9 suffered 4nR years fr0m
IA &GryUaH BebaHAgy, PrcmmtHaa Decay mmd mA
thnBMeuta "a youthful indierrgti0R viii, fr ihe Hahe
ct suffering nunanify, send free fonA who need a.
Tho raoeipt and direction for mskinF f1e simple
remedy By which he was cured Saaorela Wishing
10 pfohs b. the adFerlisafB oIpeFienss can do %
hY addressing IA perfect confidence,
john a. 0dDEN, a7 Cedar Sa. MGw MOshs
AMrA& m8-Gm
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CHURCH ~DTRECTORYs
NJ Z. 0HURCH SOUTH

Preaching every Sunday at 10:30 A.
II. and 8 o'clock P. N. by the pastor, Rev.
Geo. ID. French; Sunday-sehool : y
wednesday night. Young mems prayer
needing Saturday night Seats free.
AL are invited
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Iiferarv Addresses.

Last week snmmer came in earnest
The weather has been excessively arm
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Personal.

We had an old fashioned, informal
and pleasant call Monday from Col. John
=. Brownlow, of the Knoxville Wing and
C~hyonfcte, whose family are summeTing
nc Tate's Spring.
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PREsBYTEREAN oHUBoH

Thera will be regular service in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath, at
the usHaA hour.
Sunday School at Q a. m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. All
are Invited.
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Chaneery z IazgWeII, nam.

4sAt~lAN ~A4eNAsA W GUM As~@A@n~A~
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS
that L y White and Susan @. DeAer, two %
khn Gafrnaamsas aTe mOn~rnHtGentm G& thn NamtB uf
Emmmaasmm@ AZ AH AMREef1r1 ordered efHAf publication
IT, made f1r four Rm@canmiW@ weeks im fMn MuMh1R-
wewM GAEHETE. notifying 8ufd non resident de-
eeasdantB 10 appear before the ChaBosry CnNFt Ae
ZAueI. On OF befare The seeonG Monday %
0aohsr next, and nase .defense to tnmIiAipantA
hHk ~ TIE same mll be taken a. cpaassseA enA ua
e@lna aM GnR heaFhhR eX-paFte A. to tam Maya
FNh A. Au&MTUa. CHefh & Master.
HwI. IT, NrGEz4A ps e.. & Ms
Msav 1a. NH aw-pRh Hae &1
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ATLANTA MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ H. II. cox q @
wHoLEsALE PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
ATLANTA, Ca, June %, 1875.
DEAR SR-We give you below prices
current in our market to-day, and would
respectfuIly solicit your consignments.
which shall always have our best atten-
ton. We quote
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o., @. g. 81 @. n. R.

Daily FFeisat ana PASSENGER ~Trains-sundays
excepted.
Arrive AZ MoFrIsboHn Fs& p M Depart 915 4. m.
Arrive az Wolf Greek, Hop m. Depart BAD p M
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PRIYATE BONDING By TIE
DAY OR WEEK AT THE
CRtCSBH HOUSE,
RUTLEDGEs TENN.
GRTGSBT, Proprietor.
HOUSE rs SITUATED IN

l. q quiet country town. and eonvenienf 20 Min
aral wafera al aEmosAM amp grade or Kind, with coed
dirt roads ID and from the Hamss Board. can na
haa - this HOUSE at O. so per days@A Cd per week.
Or SIS co per month during the Watering Season.
20 JOSEPH GRTdSBYf Provrieeor.
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The LAMAR HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
- E1t
JOHN SCHERF. PrOurietor.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum.
berland Sts.. in the business centre
OF the city.
My aim win be to keep in the fu-
ture what Knoxville has long need
ed. q
F~IRSTCLASS HOTEL
It has the advantage over all other
hotels in the city in regard to Ioca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centreof the City.
The interior Of the Lamar House
Is being refnrnishel and reitted
throughout. Good Beds. m excel
lent Table and attentive servants.
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public Is invited to give the house,
under the new management, q trial.
Jom SCHERF. Proprietor.
WM- IL. LnLARD, Clerk.
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10 CONSUMPTlVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently curea
OF that dread disease, CONSUMPTION. hT n Simple
remedy is anxious 20 make known 90 his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire Il,
he win fend q copy Of the prescription nBsd, free
Of charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they VIII find . suHE CunM
Tor C-0sHUmpTzoNp ASTHMA, BRoNcmfrIR, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Viii please adj
dreamg Rev. E. "A. WIK&0%
19& Penn St.r WIEliammamrFa1, Epw York
Arr IL nS--0m
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Warm Weather.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE so. 1875.
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The Eorristown Gazette.
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Warerooms, Nc. 9, N. Liberty. St.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Fsesoriea. % 8 90 Camden ST. 3 8 q a Perry s.
July l. TA-1y.
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A IBEMARBLE FEMALE I~FsTITUTE, Char
IN tutfesviile, Va. 18th Annual Session opens lat
of September, with q fun Faculty ami elegant new
equipments. Health, accessibility, good fnre and
thsrsaagh Instruction az this College. F5r details,
address, IT.. f. Rawlings M. A.. Principal. nIT4w
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con Daily 20 Agents. G5 new articles and the
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to tho Tri-WeekIy Times
IBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES 4!

San Francisco, April 12th.-The
Coroner's jury in the case of the
victims of the late explosion at
Hathaway's wharf, went out to the
Company's works, near Golden
Gate Park, this afternoon, and wit
messed number of experiments,
designed to show the safety of
handling the powder, and to sus-
tain the idea that the explosion was
caused by fire communicating with
the caps used to explode the pow
der. Verdict not yet returned.
Attempts were made last Satur-
day night to fire the city of Peta-
luna in several places. Two
young men, residents of Petaluma,
we're arrested on suspicion, and
confessed their guilt. Both are of
respectable parentage, and have
been brought up in town from
childhood. 1t is believed that
others are implicated.
Reports from Arizona state that
Senator Jones has bought large
interests in Wallapai county, and
is shipping machinery and sup
plies for immediate work.
The California Stock and Ex-
change Board elected the following
officers on Saturday last: p. j. l..
Smiley, President; G. l.. Weller,
Vice-President; Jas. Tilton (late
w. W. Lawton), Secretary, and
Treasurer National Gold Bank;
Trustees, J. l.. Hunt, G, G. Har-
vey, and W. S. Taylor. This in
corporation has now cash in hand
and assets amounting to S25, 600.
The business transacted aggregates
annually over $4,000. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-13
Mining Items.

The Eureka Sentinel of the 9th
saws: The Eureka Consolidated
Company yesterday shipped $4,000
pounds of bullion, by Pritchard's
teams, to Palisade. The Wenban
mine at Cortez, in this county, is
turning out daily % tons of ore that
averages $3.50 per ton.
A ten stamp mill, for custom
work, is about to be erected at Pan
amint by San Francisco parties.
The San Jose Company, at Egan
Canyon, are keeping their 2o-stamp
mill constantly running, and the
amount of bullion they are shipping
by every stage makes a good show
ing for the mine. Mr.. Pierce is the
Superintendent, and Mr.. Haines is
Foreman, and they are making it
pay.-Whtte Pine NearS.
James Neary, recently arrived
from Panamint, tells the Phoebe
Journal that there is not 500 people
in that camp, and men are leaving
daily.
A New York telegram reports the
receipts of gold from San Francisco
at 100000 tor the week ending
April 9TH.
The White Pine Ne,cs states that
miners are about to work upon and
thoroughly open the Elko mine.