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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
STOCKS.

Following are the quotations Of yester-
day mornings San Francisco Stock
Board
Consolidated Virginia, 1926; Califor-
mia, $50; Ophir, $53H; Best & Belcher.
$47A; Mexican, $2OA; Gould 4 Curry.
$l9H; Jacket, $40; Crown Point, $34:
Belcher. $32; Chollar. $84; Hale & Nor
cross, Sal; Sierra Nevada. $11; Silver
Hill, $9H; Ramona & Ely. $43%; M.
Valley, $6T; Eureka Consolidated. $50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

The Stock EXCHANGE is the title of
a new daily stock paper published in
San Francisco. 1t contains q large
amount Of mining and other matters, and
is a creditable production. The arrange
ment and Typographical appearance of
the paper cannot be surpassed. Har-
rison & Go. are the publishers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

by the Board of County Commissioners.
property owners in the town have been
clearing away the debris which for a
long time past has been accommodating
about their premises. Some relics have
been unearthed which are worthy of
note. In one instance a tin box con-
tanned, among other papers, a tender
missive, of which the following is a D
CARSON. July 16. 1869.
You Two-FACED BEAST I inclose to you a COPY
of your letter, which you by mistake sent me in
stead OF Miss -, of Hamilton. / gave poison
to our children last night, but they having in
herited your meanness, it had no effect on them.
! will wash a whole year for any one who will
inveigle that Miss in making me a short
visit, etc. etc.
This letter shows how petulant that
woman must have been, and how unchari-
table towards both her husband and Miss
-, who were evidently indulging in a
little innocent correspondence.
RECORDS. The Transcribed records of
the newly acquired territory of Nye
county were on Thursday filed with
County Recorder Timson. The records
embrace all mining deeds, mortgages,
deeds of real estate, and all matters of
record affecting property within what
was once Nye county, but now White
Pine. The books present a neat appear
ance, and reflect credit upon Mr.. Service,
the efficient Recorder of Nye county, un-
der whose supervision the work was done.
REs1GNED.-W. T. Hanford, who for
a long time has been our efficient County
Clerk, resigned that position on Tuesday
last to accept a more lucrative seat at the
State Capitol. We regret to part with
the gentleman, for intimate business as
sociations and otherwise, has made us re-
spect him highly for his integrity and
capabilities, which he always showed in
the position he occupied. He left on
Thursday for Carson.
.IMPRoyEMENTs.-J. M. Bellrude, ex-
deputy Sheriff, is completing and reno
waiting a dwelling house not far from the
Office of the White Pine Water Works.
1t is whispered that when that house is
completed and furnished, that one of
Hamilton's fairest will, after changing
her surname, superintend the house
hold affairs of that new domicile. If we
had such a prospect ahead, and those
carpenters didn't work faster, a Coroner's
inquest would precede the wedding.
SCARCITY OF FEED.-From a gentleman
who has been travelling extensively
through California, we learn that there
is great scarcity of feed for cattle, owing
to the drought that has prevailed in
nearly every part of that State. This
will have the effect of sending California
stock men to Eastern Nevada to make
purchases, and will have a tendency to
raise the present low prices of stock cat
tie. In this county feed is said to be even
better than last year.
SCARLET FE~vER.-Several cases of this
malignant disease has made it's appear
ance among us. During the week there
were two cases on Treasure Hill, one at
Eberhardt, and one in this town.
AssEssMENT.-Cherry Creek Mill and
Mining Company has levied an assess
ment OF twenty-five cents per share, which
will be delinquent on the 21st day of
June.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

AssEssMENT.-Cherry Creek Mill and
Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of twenty-five cents per share, which
will be delinquent on the 21st day of
,Juna.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

SCARLET FEyER.-Several cases of this
malignant disease has made it's appear
ance among us. During the week there
were two cases on Treasure Hill. D at
Eberhardt, and one in this town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

The Elko Independent speaks of its
town as "this slow coach of a place. and
"this forsaken, forsaken burg" It will
never be anything else if its town news
paper sends its history around the
country in paragraphs of that sort.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
Local Fntelligfnce.
PERSONAL.

Charles A. Mathewson, brother of Jas.
r. Mathewson, arrived here on Sunday
last from the East, and we regret to state,
was almost Immediately attacked with
scarlet fever, and has been very sick. He
was better yesterday. and will probably
be well again in a few days.
Bob Rowland and family returned last
Tuesday from California. He is of the
opinion that active mining operations will
soon start up here. Bob says he speaks
by the card.
Uncle Jesse Pitzer, now of Phoebe, put
in appearance here last Sunday, and for
the little time he staid, was warmly
greeted by a large number of his old
friends.
Mrs. A.. I. Goodfriend and family (pio-
neers) left On Thursday last for Eureka,
where they will make their future resi-
dence. We regret to lose our old citizens.
Thomas j. Read, y. S. Deputy Sur
veyor, of Eureka, has been in town sew
eral days on professional business. He
left for home yesterday.
D.. w. Perley, of the Perley ranch in
Steptoe Valley, has been visiting here
and attending to legal business during
the past week.
Thomas Freehill. n of our oldest and
wealthiest citizens has returned, looking
as hearty and jolly as ever.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

SHOOTING ScRAPE.-Thursday night
last about z o'clock, on Treasure Hill, a
man named Dick, and another by the
name of Walton, met at Dicks house to
settle some scandal that had been circu-
lated about Walton and his family, when
Dick was asked by Walton to take a por-
ton of the scandal back. A scuf1e then
ensued ; Dick drew his pistol and fired
at Walton, luckily missing him. Both
men were promptly arrested by Constable
McElroy and taken before Justice Badly,
who bound the parties over to keep the
peace.
COOP APPoINTMENT.-W. r. Forrest,
who for some time past has been acting
as deputy County Clerk, was on Tuesday
last appointed to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of W. t. Han
ford. The appointment is a good one,
and Mr.. Forrest will undoubtedly give
entire satisfaction /; he is prompt and
obliging. and possesses the requisite
capabilities for that position.
ERRoR.-Atypographical error occurred
in our issue of last week in relation to
the decision and rule of his Hon. Judge
Cole. We were made to say "bond,"
which should read cost BILL" that is,
the cost bill must be filed and duly veri-
fed as required by law, otherwise the
Court will not allow cost.
RETURNED.-D. B. Murphy, of Eber-
hardt City, who was in San Francisco at
the time his store and goods were burned,
has returned, bringing with him a large
and entirely new outfit of merchandise.
We hope he did not find his loss SO great
as was reported at the time of the fire.
CHERRY CREEK.-We learn by private
letter from Cherry Greek that w. FL.
Duren, who has the Flagstaff mine bonded,
has started up work on it. The Ex-
chequer Company have commenced
shipping ore to the Thompson mill.
ATrAcKED.-On Wednesday last, at
Treasure City, Godfrey Shisler attacked
a man named Hans Christensen with an
axe, but was prevented from doing any
harm by the bystanders. No arrest was
made.
MINING TAx.-County Assessor William
SON gives notice that the tax on the pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending
March 31st are now due and payable, and
that the tax must be promptly paid.
FouND.--A buckskin bag was picked
up in the st. Nicholas Saloon on Friday
night last. The owner can have the
same by calling at the above place and
proving property.
APPoINTMENT.-E. s. Davis. United
States Surveyor for Nevada. has appoint
ed County Surveyor M. w. Henry as n
OF his deputies. This is a good appoint
ment.
BULLION SHrPMENT.-During the week
the Eberhardt & Aurora Company have
shipped bullion by Wells, Fargo & Co.,
amounting to $31, 438 81.
FoR SALE.-A house containing four
rooms and the furniture, are offered for
sale cheap for cash. See advertisement.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

j. G. LAMoN, the oldest settler Of Yo-
semitic, died on Sunday evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

a. WOMAN named Loomis attempted to
assassinate Colonel Barnes, the we'll
known San Francisco lawyer, last Mon
day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

OAKLAND is to have a national Gold
Bank.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
KAPITOLA Xxx.

/ ~S'e'"ey SDNeD'S y 'otJ''OS ce"s 'soDt~// //tIc'
Doplaziv SO asi yard nebo diva, jail sc
pochybovati, 10 mu bude mozno tudy 2
dtroby skalni Sc vydrati.
rVratim Sc, ,"pomyslel 81. ,,Radtji re.
nrfu boji SO zakefniky, nez abych tax
bidne po hroznych mukach techto mi
stecb zahynul. A pax, snad Sc mne ma.
name nejaka pfilezitost 20 slnje 80 dostati,
nebpf Iraky detektiv, ktery Sc asi dovti-
/ pill, co "a business" me zdrzel v slnji 8 ie
dinkym Alteem, neceho k vyprosteni me
nu podnikne"
Po tomto rozjimani jail Sc Slide po bfi
chm couvati. Avsak brzy pfesvedcil Sc,
ze namahani ieho bylo by marne.
Co pocitil citilf, ze Sc octnul situaci
"a zivota sveho nejstrasliveiA. Strasna
hrdza osoby k sebevedomi v hrobe proci-
tnuvsi jest nicim lroti hrdzam, jez on IN
to chvili pocititi musel. Ia ziva pohfbe.
ma malo minutach nedostatkem vzdu
chu zahynouti musi, kdezto on, MAZE do
statek vzduchu vody kolik dni noci
hroznem postayeni tom trapiti Sc mohl
Moznost tax tryzheplne smrti byla by
jineho cloveka nahle rozumu zbavila. A.
lie tento podivuhodny muz Y teto hrozne
chvili uvazoval.
Zpomel 81 ma revolver svdi; ale tyz
byl vystfileny. Zpomel 81 ma ndz - ten
vsak zapoma We sluji. Nemohl tedy phi
neilepfi Will mukam svym samovrazdou
konec uciniti
Stan Sc co stan, muslin ku pfedu," IA
mumlal sam sob6.
Posouval Sc tedy po bfichu dale. Jcli
koz chodba stale Sc dzila re vsech stran
skalni hroty ostre hrany telo jeho rozdi
rally, nemohl nez jen pide dale Sc plazi-
ti.
Unavenim upadla mu svitilna re zubd
a zhasla We vod6. X hr1zam jei obklicu-
iicim pfistoupila jeste neproniknutelna
tina.
Cikansky Slidic Sc zachvel, jakoby le.
dova ruka smrti tela jeho byla Sc dotknu
la.
Avsak divuplny ten muz nezoufal.
Vsi moci a silou provlikal Sc uzkym kory
tenn vnitrozemniho pot1cku. V tom SO
pred OXEN jeho kmitlo COST povetroni (me
teoru) podobne.
PAX zaslechl zvuk.
On naslouchal, jako nikdy zivote.
Zvuk ten podobal Sc kolobti parolode.
Srdce mem poskocilo, nadej podnitila
iehoji jiz odumirajici telesni silly.
S obnovenym usilim dral Sc ku pfedu.
Po pdlhodinem namahani octnul se stast-
ne v samem dsti podzemniho potoka do
feky Hudsonu.
Hvezdy tfpytily Sc mad MIN iako brill
anty. Why pokojne feky lahodne splou
haly. poskakujice ma piscitem bfehu.
Byl svoboden!
(Pokracovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

nKdyby mladi vedelo stati mohloP'
TAX zaluje mnohy chorobny muz, kterY
prchani sve zivotni silly bolesti pozoruje.
Uzivali Sc dra Alberta Conradiho augs-
burskych kapek pravidelne, tedy ten
nejotfesenejsi system telesni pozdravi a
umozni tenn, ktefi ma zivote neimensiho
pozitku nemaji, zaziti nejedne radosti,
- X dostani isou We vsech lekar.
mach jakoz u Nj. Krejciho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
PfiiemnG dOSazeMG dIileZi.
t6 vfSledky.

Ackoliv obcasi nerozumneho lekvaro-
vani stastne uplynulo, kdy rozumni leka-
ii domelou pdsobivost lekd die pradkosti
dGinku jeho nemefi, naleznou SO dosud
mezi starsimi praktikanty zamilovana mi
neni pro ,,heroicke" lekafske osetfovani,
jimz by meli jim pfedce vyhost dati, ably
Sc pacientam svym zavdecili. Jedno z
Mich jest, ze radi draslicke odvadeci pilul
ky jako kalomel, jalappu kastorovy olei
davaji. Napfi6nost ucinku techto vynu-
covacich prostfedkd vedle jemneho ucin-
kovani Hostetterovy horke jest nej
lepsim ddkazem, jeiz proti tenn prudkym
lekam uveden h5ti mdze. Staromodni
prostfedky pro stolici zpdsobuii zalud-
ku skubani, vyprazdhuji stfeva pills ma
hle slime, takze ie znacne oslabuji.
Mostetterova hOrka naproti tomu
nestipe stfeva ale vyvozuje lcinek pfiro.
zenemu vykonu toho dstroji podobny
Zaroveh odstrahuje pficiny zacpy. Jel-
koz nezazivnost zlucovitost prekonany
jsou, nastonpiti musi pravidelnost stolice
ltera delsim uzivaninl hotke trvalou 81
stane. Kaxdy nepfijemny symptom, kt'
ry 70 pfieinou spatneho zazivdni vym'
SovGni nastupuje, potom zmizi. Zdravi
sila Jest poxehnani, JET puci unvani to
ho leciveho prostfedku:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
D. JOSefa paStOra.
karpety n OlejOva platna
GEO. TIE LINDE.

Prave jsem obdrzel hoiny vybtr vseho
druhu karpeta, olejoveho platna rohozi
pro podzimni obchod. Prodavam levneji
nez jinych obchodech. Taktez proda-
vam calouny (wall-paper) "a novoyorske
ceny Cd Z do 12 ctd. zavitek (rol).
300 Woodland Ave.
n 1865
nlcuN SO petd. StAla prace a
dobra mzda. Poptavka, 800 Woodland
Ave.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

IL Hn in7 Oh. kommers Man
MuC Cs chester, Dallas Go.
Iowa
dluhuje s 9.75 "a Pokrok. List ma nei
zaslany byl cd tamniho postnlistra vra-
cen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
Pro Ces he l
vystehOVaIce.
HAMBURSKO.- AMERICKA PARO
PLAVEBNf SPCLECNOST.
Hamburg Ainerikanische Packetfahrt-
Actien-Gesellschaft.)
Prima pOStOvni parOplavba
mezi
.HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM

-HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavne osved6enych velktch postov-
mich parolodich
Pommerania, WwingiQ, Silesia, Frisia,
Hestphatia, Gim6ria, Holsatia, Ham
Daonia, Goethe, Schiller, Herder, Less5ing
IFsedt0nd, Rlopstock, Geltert, Vandalia
Gvmanta, Soronaa, P0russ5a, Bana-
ria, IeuHonia, Allenaannaa, .Suousa,
Ffanconia, Rhenania, Lothariagia,
Valkan, Maracatb0.
W Lodni v}prayy konaji Sc z
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
a z Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
6tvrtek.
z lara ma podzim konaji Sc Ham,
burku do Noveha Yorku Nov6ho
Yorku do Hamburku mimofadne vtpra
vyiv sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Z Hamburku do Noveho Yorku:
|. kaiuta S120 zlata, IL kajuta S72 zla-
ia, mezipalubi S32 papirech.
4 Nov. Yorku do Hamburku:
l. kajuta 800 zlata, III. kaiuta $50 zla-
ta, m ozipalebi $50 papirech.
Deti cd l - 10 roki plat polovicku,
kolenci Hamburku do N. Y. 81 so a
N. Y. do Hamburku bezplatne.
V Hamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni jednatel August BOlten, VIM.
MILLER'S Nachfelger 33 q "a Admi-
ralitetsstrasse, kde Cechove najdou sve-
no rodaka
p. JOsefa PastOra.
V New Yorku podaii blizsi zpravu ge
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., N. Y.
G. b. RICHARD Il BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz veskefi jich jednatelove po
SIP. statech.
E Prosperity postovni paroplavby
iakoz Pastorova brosnrka ,,Americky
vystehovalec' rozesilaii Sc ma pczadani
zdarma. so sc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
The OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR DECEN

The OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR DEcEU-
BE2.-We have received from the pub
fishers, by mail, the Overland Monthly
Hsgazine for December. It's table Of
contents is as follows: The Future CT
San Francisco Harbor, by T. J. Arnold;
Little Marie, by Mile W. Carpenter;
The Lay of the Nibsluugen, By A. Putt
ker; Unto the End "a sweet little poem,
by Hunter A. Benedict; The Navigator
Islands, in Two Parts, Part II, by Litton
Forbes; The Queen Of Spades, by II.
". uazletine; Unequal Distribution and
Remedies, by Z. G. Waite; At the Gstc,
Poem with some very sweet rythm and
some very awkward feet in it, by Chas.
Hinton; Among the Ruins Of Rome, in
Two Parts. Part |. by Joaquin Miller,
the BiatLerski.e. Centennial Gleaning-
hv TaIiesin Evans; Caro-: tie French
Painter, by Mrs. j. Preston Moore; 4
Barbaric Yavp "a 1ippant, slansy, often
sire effort ct frontier wisdom and IN
tstorsd shrswdness Of conclVsion-a
wretched bit Of characteristic affectation,
in SHORTY, by J, W. Gally. alias " Single
line" Regret. "a sweet, plaintive little
poem), by Ina D. Coolbrith; " Etc. )"
Csrrent Literature. The Overland seems
to be doing handsomely under its pres
ent management. The table OF couten:s
as given above, is showing of good
work.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

Offer to tbs municipality. and tbs whoIs
stock was sold for about . franc pei
complete accoutrsnsn.. As matter OF
course, neither the pouches nor the belts
went to Burgundy. but were sent direct
to Navarro, Guip1zcoa and Biscaya,
where they have been doing some CAPT
tai service up to the present day. Per
maps . still better illustration Of the
manner in which Don Carlos was served
by his faithful and ingenious allies, is
furnished by the supply of two cannons
which I happened to sse myself first
stored in little chateau near Barritz,
and subsequently in full operation on
Carlist battlefeids- | shall have even
to tell, by and by, how was compelled
to smuggle one OF these csnnons. Al;
present, however, it will be eneugh to
say that two brass four Founders, cast q.
a foundry nsar Nantes, were. it seems,
declared to be defective on inspection.
and doomed to be turned into metal
again. OF course that was but a ma
neuvsr for getting them out of the French
Government hands. In . few DAYS
they we're packed, and n French priest
booked them at a railway station to some
village close to Bayonne, as marble sta
tues of a Virgin and some saint fox his
church. He Travelled all the way himself
with the awkward luggage, and recon-
mended every railway guard to be mos.
careful in dealing with his cases, CON
tanning according to his story. very fine
works of art.
We who have seen the tremendous
expense o. civil war in the United !
States aud counted the cost of maintain t
ing great armies, smile At the thought of |
- revolution " started or twenty thou !
sand dollars and msintained by the pre-
,arious contributions of foreign and nn-
live sympatbizers and ragsbond SNUG
siers. Bat they Of Spain and the Span
sh border are mads of different stuff /
rom that which We see woven into the /
'abric of the Commonxsal, and war in !
he Pyrenees is a different thing from
in Mississippi or series of I
battles on the Rappahannock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

THR REyIVaLISTS.-Sew York. Nevem-
her l2.-This morn ing tho ministers held
a lneeTin. in Lay College, adjoining the
BrookIy tabernacle, and spent IN hour
i'm prayer asking for Gods blessin. and
aid. There We're over one hundred cler-
gymen from various churches in attend
;lncr. They then entered the tabernacle,
and Moody had the door. closed that they
NIGH. have a few moments silent prayer.
The ostenta.ious privacy of this kind
Of closet praying would seem to bring 1t
into loud conpetion with that Of the
Pharises. Three-sheet poster advertis-
ing and Associated Press kilograms can
not be needed to add efficacy to silent
supplications to the throne OF Grace,
much as they help along the show bust
ness and fill the sails Of windy notoriety,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

JIM MACE, the English boxer, has
issued a challenge to Tom Allen or any
other man in America to fight him
prize fight for $1,000 side. He will
leave for America on December 3. After
his fiasco with Coburn at New Orleans
it would be we'll for Mr.. Mace to emu
late the example of awful Gardner and
join a non-combatant Sunday school.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

ANNOUNCEMENT is made in ths dis
patches OF the arrival of Old Ned Mc-
Gowsn OF Law and Order " notoriety
in San Francisco. The mention of his
name brings up many an incident OF
early political times in California and
the organization, progress and perform
ances of the Vigilance Committee Of
| 1856. MCGOWAN, it will be remembered,
was a special object of the enmi'y OF tho
| said Commi,tee.-tbe sccusa;ions-quite
vague and general in their nature--being
that he had been guilty OF outrages upon
the bailot-Sox and criminal attempts
against life and property. etc The fact
is, McGoxan, who is one OF the best
takers We ever knew. has a weakness
for telling tremendous stories against
himself and making himself the hero of
strange and startling exploits. BY this
fashion of dealing with his own history
and character, MCGOWAN made q repu-
tation which was not at all justified 10y
his actual course of life; for although he
was as wild as an Unbroke mustang,
those who knew him best and were ac-
quaintsd with his goodness of heart
never believed him capable OF peIpetrat- |
ing TIE atrocities Of which he So reck- |
lassly (an3 for the sake of telling good |
yarn, 80 freely accused himself Upon |
the arrest of Cora and Casey, MCGOWAN |
made haste to leave the city. He quite |
rightly believed lis life to be i'll danger |
and SO fled, in all speed, to parts un
known to the Vigiiantes. Subsequent
disclosures made by himself, revealed
the place of his hiding. 1t was at
Mexican ranch frequented by the notori
on. Jack Powers, n race-rider Of re-
marksble skill and endurance. and a
man against whom the suspicion lodged
of being a highwayman. The story
goes that posse sent out by tbs Vigi-
la.es having come TO this ranch. and
capture seeming inevitable,
this same Jack Powers wrapped the old
fellow in a carpet which lay loose upon
tie door and unceremoniously tumblsd
The package out of ths window and into
tho garden hard by. This summary
saved MCGOWAN from arrest
and probably saved his life; for there ia
little doubt but that the Vigilance Com
nittee would have hanged him had they
AIKEN him prisoner. In the early part
If the succeeding winter, the late J.
Martin Reese, who had known McGow.n
II Philadelphia, repaired to his hiding
,lace, and with due caution and secrecy,
escorted him to Sacramento. The Cali
ornia Legislature OF that winter passed
special bill, loIi Jeff Hunt, Mormon
member of the Assembly from San Ber-
.ardino champ;5uiDg The liil1, granting
change of venue OF the trial OF = cgiini-
lal charge pending against MCGOWAN
rom san Francisco TO Napa county:
I'D he underwent tr!al there and was
cquittei. He subsequently published
very absurd weekly paper in Saera-
len;o called Tie Lj.4u,t,gS, and printed
book Ct his adventures which, IS
literary enterprise Sas = failure. He
rent Last in 1877 or IS and has resided "a
4 Philadelphia and Washington and ,
Their cities Of the Middle and Southern
taxes ever since.
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GRAN MILITARY AND
CIVIC BAIL,

HNHE CARSON GUARDS WILL GIVE AN
i Invitation Ball at the New Thsatsr E.I
on Tuesday Evening, November It.
GENERAL Coa.ilTTES or A8RASScHEkE-
Abraham Mossr alter " stoeisr
walter Lawson h j Parkinson
Geo Dr,dlsy
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
Gov L Bradley Harry Peters
Lieut. Gov " Adams J Mirror
Mai Gen ] Is Winters Col Davies
Brig Gen c G BatternanThos RI Wells
Col Mccullough Capt WithsrelI
Col Rosscr Capt Harnc
Col F Osbistes Geo d Fryer
Col Derby Geo Tufy
Cspt Lord Harry Hunter
Lieut. Robinson Isaac Mcconnell
Cap; Lackey KE Nelly
H Il IeringtOn TR Hofer
II F Rice Judge Wright
u l. Bliss B Rail
Hon JAS crawford ,!udge r II Parkinson
Hon " Hobart II Il MixhzlX
Hon jerry Schooling Abe Driesbach
Hon VIM Chamberlain Geo ellison
C Powcing d Chsmenlin
RECEPTION CCItN1rTEE.
{ .rt L Harris Steve sanchs
lieu. Is Eorg- Philip singleton
Isdge n Harris Walter " S:ocir
TLCoR DIrECroR.
Ed Parkinson
HLOca GASAenRs.
c Smith Paris Ellis
Ahranl Narcr CHM.
Price eff Tickets, ae.sO.
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NEW TODAY.
CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

n MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF
:" Centennial Commissioners Will be held IN
Carson Saturday the 18th inst. As business Of
importance will come before the board it is
desirable that ell should be present.
By order Of
C. c. STEVENSON, Chairman.
H. X. WhIIEHUL, Secretary.