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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-15
Assessment Notice.

CAN JOSE MINING .-FoIn-
- cipal place of business San Francisco, Oai-
Hernia. Location Of works: Egan Canyoh'
White Pine county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board of Trustees, held on the 23d day OF
April, 1875, an assessment, NO; = OF Five DOL
lars Der share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable immedlasely IN =.
company. No, 100 Front street. San Francisco,
California. -,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 3lst DAY OF
MAY, 1875, will be delinquent, ana aaVeftiseu
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on
Tuesday, the Sixth day Of July, 1879
70 nav the deIinouent assessments, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
ANDREW CARDIGAN, Secretary.
Office 100 Front street, San Francisco, Cail-
fornia. may1-td
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A WORD TO BOYS AND Young Men
The Sacramento Bee thus moralizes !:
There is no greater mistake a young mar
can commit than that of being Indifferent
to the interests Of his employer. Try to
make your services useful, SO that your
boss cannot do without you, and you will
never want a place, and can always make
good wages. Be faithful in small things
as well as in great things-be faithful in
all things be attentive to your duties,
shirk no employment that is not dishon-
orable, feel that your employer is entitled
to every minute of the time which you
have agreed to give him for a stipulated
remuneration. The wages may be small
too small, but if you have contracted
to work for a dollar a week, when your
work is worth ten, stick to your bargain
ike a man, until your term of service has
expired. 1t may seem very hard, but it
will instill the great principle of being
true to your word, and in time you will
become an employer yourself.
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rcsenth Lar Of May, A. d. 1875,
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
IN undersigned, on the 4th day OF May, Al
1878 has commenced an action in the DISTRICT
Court of the Sixth Judicial District ID ana lor
the county of White Pine and state OF Nesaua'
mine. lode, or mineral deposit, known as the
:. Caroline mine situated at Mount opair' IN
White Pine Mining District, county OF White
Pine, and State of Nevada. And all persons
holding or claiming liens under and by virtue of
an Act of the Legislature OF the State OF Nevada
entitled an "Act to secure liens to mechanics
and Others, and to repeal all other Acts in rela-
ton thereto, approved March A. A. d. 1878. are
hereby notified to be and appear III SAID Court
on Monday the 31st day of May, A. d. 1873, and
to exhibit then and there the proof OF their said
liens.
SIMON FISHER.
Hamilton. May 5, 1875. mo-3t
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WHITE PINE NEWS
A MAN WITH AN AIM.

Give me q man with an aim,
Whatever that aim may be
Whether it's wealth or whether it's fame,
It matters not to me-.
Let him walk in the path of right,
And keep his aim in sight,
And work and pray in faith away,
With his eye ON the glittering hight.
Give me q man who says:
81 will do something well,
And make the feeting days
A story of labor to tell"
Though the aim he has be small,
1t is better than none at all;
With something to do the whole year through,
He will not stumble or fall.
But Satan weaves q snare,
For the feet of those who stray.
With never a thought or a care,
Where the path may lead away.
The man that hath no aim,
Not only leaves no name
When this life's done, but ten to one
He leaves a record of shame.
Give me q man whose heart
Is filed with ambitions fire;
Who sets his mark in the start,
And moves it higher and higher.
Better to die in the strife,
The handle with labor rife,
Than to glide with the stream in an idle dream,
And live q purposeless life.
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WASHING Nor TAKEN IN.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin says A. good old
minister of one of our New England Bap-
fist Churches was agreeably surprised by
the intelligence from one of his flock that
five individuals had expressed a desire on
the next Sunday to have the baptismal
rite performed upon themselves. After
its performance. he was somewhat cha
grined that only one of the five joined
the society of which he was pastor. A
few Sundays after, the same worthy elder
waited on him with the intelligence that
ten more desired immersion.
et.And how many of them will join the
society ?" queried the minister.
1.-Two, | regret to say, are all we can
depend on" was the elders reply.
Every WE'LL" said the good old man,
"you may as well inform the other eight
that this Church doesn't take in wash
ing"
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Z In giving his constituents an account
of his recent visit to America, Ell. G. Chill
ders, M. p, said he was never so amazed
as when he compared his last trip with
the one he made fifteen years before, just
previous to the rebellion. He noticed a
great development in national feeling.
Formerly the Americans thought too
much Of what others were thinking or
saying of them /; now they appear to have
acquired a thoroughly imperial and ma
tional character, and had grown in ma
tional confidence. He also noticed that
the proportion of foreigners, especially
Germans, had greatly increased. At the
close of his speech he gave the lattering
assurance that the Americans were not
wanting in good manners, sobriety and
Gvihty, a delusion which his c%ountrymen
generally entertained.
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AN Irish weaver. just imported from
the sister isle, took his emoloyer in Kill
marnock the first cloth he had woven
since his arrival. His employer detected
In the cloth two holes, within half an
inch of each other. and told him he must
pay a-fine of a shilling for each hole.
+" And place ye," returned Pat, "is it by
the number of holes Oh by the size Of
them that you put the fine on us 2" "By
the number of holes, to be sure" Sand
d big hole and a small one is the same
price ?" Eyes, a shilling for every hole,
big or little" Then give me a hould of
the piece. requested Pat. Gathering
the cloth in his hands, he tore the two
small holes into one and exclaimed !:
"By the hill of Howth, and that saves
me one shilling, anyhow T.
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A LADY in Lexington, KY, who is 10
years old, persists in putting her young
life away through the stem of a tobacco
pipe. She has been at it over fifty years.
The most curious freak of one of the
recent cyclones in Georgia, was the driv-
ing of a hickory tree about two feet in di-
ameter four feet deeper into the ground.
HE early home of Mary Hewitt. the
authoress, at Uttoxeter, England, was re-
Gently sold by auction, after a spirited
competition, for G705.
THOMAS j. HENLEY, a well known Cal
ifornia politician, died at his farm in
Mendocino county, aged SO years.
OUT in Montana, where they start a
man down hill IN a barrel, they speak of
his appearance in a new role"
BosToN' CoRBErr, who killed John
Wilkes Booth, is at present o hat-maker
II a Cleveland mandatory.
FOURTEEN colleges will engage in the
next college regatta at SARATOGA. com
mencing July 18th.
IT is easy enough to start a daily paper.
Keeping It going is what exercises the
inventive genius.
A ST.. Paul, Mimi, dispatch says the
recent cold weather has frozen out the
grasshoppers.
LONE PINE, in Tnyo county, California.
has neither a Justice of the Peace or
Constable.
A MILLION dollars in gold. according to
the figures at the mint, weighs just about
two tons.
BULwER says poverty is only an idea.
It's about the only idea some people ever
have.
Ii was Tom Hood who said !: "Spring
has now set in with its usual severity.S
THERE are now no less than 1000 men
n and on the road to the Black Hills.
THERE are now over 100 race horses in
training at Newmarket, England.
ALL small children are subject to pre-
mature badness.
BRICK PoMERoY has recovered from q
severe illness.
CUBAN currency is worth six cents on
the dollar.
NATURAL cURIosIrY-A woman's.
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applications for lpatrnt.

NOTICE NO. 273.
r.. S. REGISTERS OFFICE.
-rv Navuda March ooh 1QTr

II. S. REGISTERS OFFICE.
EUREKA, Nevada, March 10Th, 1875.
-roTrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Samuel r. Paul, John Flynn, Timothy
Shine, and DAVID ala,sery, whose postofflce adj
- this Office q diagram, together with a notice
- application for Q patent from the United
S+otes under Act Of Congress approved May 10.
1a71. for 1448 linear feet OF the Stafford lode,
nc same running $50 feet n~ortherly, and 69S
sae+ southerly from the location monument AT
az stafford incline, with surface ground 20
feet in width, situated In White Pine Mining
nistr;ct. White Pine county, Nevada, and de.
scribed in the plat ana nelu notes on nle In this
Office, as follows, TO Wit;
u. s. Survey No. 88.
Beginning at a post marked NO. 1, 8. Survey
No 88. whence post No ! Of survey No. 70, Po-
ronin lode. bears S. 20 LIE. S4l feet. Section
oornsr common to sections "a and 25, IT.. Is. N.
r. 81 E., and sections 10 and 10, Il. 16, N. r. So
y M ID. M. bears N. 470 81 W 1920 feet. Prom
inent sharp rocky peak NO z, DetWeen Treasure
and Telegraph peaks, bears N. TAO 5f Z. 243g
feet and the centre of the top of the Stafford in
cline bears S. co. 2t w. $50 feet. Thence run
ming s. $3.50 w. 831 $40 feet, TO post marked No.
Q, 81. s. survey No. o. Thence .. ~ 4. AZ 5-l0
mis- most stands on the boundary
II survey No. 70, Pogonip lode, whence post No.
4 of said survey bears n. 35ho Z. AT $40 feet.
Thence s. IS no w. 142 ITO feet, along said sur
vey ~ most marked No. A, u. s. Survey No. SO.
Thence N. $40 w. lat $40 feet, to post marked
No. s. U. S. Survey No. 50. Thence n. 81 W 500
$40 feet, to post marked No. D, U: " Survey
No. SO. Thence N. Ssh Y. 9ls TO feet, to post
marked No. Z, u. S. Survey No. SO, and thence S.
5lAo K. 200 feet, to post No. !, the place Of be-
ginning, containing 6 17-1OO acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian with
a magnetic variation of16o east.
This claim is located upon unsurveyed lands,
and is bounded on the southeast by the Pogonip
mining claim.
This claim is recorded in Book L., page 377, OF
the White Pine District Mining Records, and .
copy of the notice and plats can be found posted
at the Stafford incline.
a3-6Od ID. b. IMMEL. Register.
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n,a., tenn atIc All persons who 1ooa: Sys-
t t,aa, ~ contracts with newspapers for ov4 tha
to Geo. P. iRsa owem should send Is s c .lner.
York for their PAMPHIET-RaoanrEr Row, New
s nswsnane eaifion,) containing lists ~ NINETY
Advertisemen and t.s estimates. showing 0 the a Zee
States at q si treme sasen for leading papers si N most cost.
ers' rates. GER THE BooF uactlon from publish.
mar27
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APARAGRAPH is going the rounds of the
newspapers to this effect "There is one
good wife in the country. and every man
thinks he has her." Old Brown, who is
bald, and whose wife has red hair and q
wicked eye, read this and murmured, as
he meditatively passed his hand over
his head, 81 dunno I! I dunno! -
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 27z,
q. s. LAND OFFICE,
xrrk Nevada Nav Al 1Q7E B

q. 8. LAND OFFICE,
EuEEKA, Nevada, May Sd, 1885,
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN PETE III. LOWELL, whose posto1ice adj
dress is Salt Lake, and JAMES HOLLAND,
whose postoffice address is SchelIburne, Nevada,
have til S day fled III this Office a diagram, to-
gether with a notice of application for a patent
from the United States, under an Act Of Con-
gress, approved May 10, 1872, for one Thousand
linear feet Of the summit lode, the same run
ming 500 feet ~northerly, and 500 feet s~outherly
from the location monument, with surface
ground 200 feet IN width, situated in Schell
Greek Mining District, White Pine county, State
of Nevada, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office, as follows, to wit
u. S. Survey, No. 40.
Beginning at a post marked No. I, US Survey
No. 40, whence the monument ON Lowell peak
bears N. 300 5S w. 1913 feet. A spruce pine tree,
two and a half feet in diameter, marked Sum-
init, b. IT," bears N Jh7 Z. 454 feet, and the
Summit shaft bears N. GO K. 622 feet. Thence
running n. 80Ao W. 40 feet, TO post marked 10.
2, U. 8. Survey No. 40. Thence n $50 +. J0U0
feet, to post marked No. 3. IT.. S. Survey No. 40.
Thence s. s01o L. 200 feet, to post marked No.
4, o.. s. Survey No. 40, and thence s. 9Ao ".
IOOO feet, to post No. L, the place Of beginning,
containing 5000 acres.
Courses taken from the true meridian, with q
magnetic variation of 1870 East.
This claim is on unsurveyed land, and is
bounded on neither end by any known claim
ants, the nearest mines are the Woodburn and
Mcmahon.
This Claim is recorded on page 38, book A, of
the Mining Records of Schell Greek Mining Dis
trict. and a copy Of the notice and plat can be
round posted at the location monument at the
center OF the claim upon the lode.
Hlo-COd ID. b. IMMEL Register.
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ONE of the sweetest things about a
young and budding love. says the Nor
witch Bulletin. is the way in which she
will smooth the hair so gently off your
brow, and then smile 30 tenderly in your
face and show that about four of her back
teeth are gone.
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1egal Notices.
sHERIFF's SALE.

r
Nv 1RTU OF AN EXECUTION lo sixtb Judi.
X ~ az the District Court OF tne xT !; pine.
-, T;strict. in and for the county ~ = 1878.
O 0n If Nevada. on til 4th day Oh May nd deliy.
% !. o,c,ock . NJ. and to me dlrecteu oa,,rt ol
z for 1 i,dament rendered ID saiu fsror of
&c aoth 6av of April, a. D. 1919, lanes
u;c1s = Rnssell, plaintiffs. ana agaln .ae hnn-
xUaIsb defendant. for the sum q seren vi coin
dred and ffty-fve dollars, IN Y. .. so seventy.
u nco.h hn Nth .seyenty-nipe dollars ana $500 49,
Sys cents. q. s. gold coin costs anu aeer1ing
I'VE We = a. The date Of said Judgment, ana acciu anf'
costs now amounting to the sun ~ y aonears
lars and ffty cents, in like gold coln' % appo-
to us of record. - Nov ~ 1875,
,az;ad an fine following personal plopeis,,.1
~ eight hundred and forty bars OF DaSe .%a
bullion. lying and being at sne citr county of
Canton Company, at Mineral Hl'y, IA bullion
VIII Pine. and State of Nevada, salu ~ ~
making in weight forty tons, more Of ieSS' -
tee is hereby given, that Oh the
Etfteenth day of May, A. d. 1872
ho+vean the hours of 8 O'Clock A. N. and ocIoca
. M viz: at 10 O'Clock noon, L Will sell ~ a.
r;ght title. claim and interest OF the Saiu ~
fandant- James Walsh, of, in ana 70 tue :
described property, at the Furnace, IN, OF nea
Mineral CITY. White Pine county, Nevaua, q
nnhlic auction. for gold coin, cash IN na1u, -
tha HIGHEST and best bidder, to satisfy saia exc
cution and all costs. char;A
Hamilton, May 8. 1875. Mo-'
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Mrs. EvARTs said to Mr.. Evarts the
other morning, "Get up and open the
hampers, William - and Mr.. Evarts
said absently turning over for another
nap, Your honor will please note my
exception
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A PRINTER in Philadelphia is the father
OF twenty-six children, ranging from an
tique daughters to full-face hnrgeois boys,
and nonpareil babies in small-caps. He
ought to start q family paper.
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FITS r FREE

FITS CURED FREE
A NY PERSON SUFFERING FROM THE
n above disease is requested to address Doc
TOR PRICE, ard a trial bottle of medicine will be
forwarded by Express,
IL
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing to my large business, are small.
DR.. Price has made the treatment of
FETS OR EPXLEPSF
a study for years, and he will warrant a cure by
the use of his remedy.
Do not fail to send to him for a trial bottle
it costs nothing, and he
W"KEL CURE Y-OU,
no matter of how long standing your case may
be, or how many other remedies have failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRE.4E 10
Be particular to give your Express, as well as
your Postotfice direction, and address
DIR. HAS. L. PRICE,
MISTY 81 William street, New York.
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"SARAH war d good wife" said q Geor-
gian, speaking Of his last wife, but she
could not do up a shirt real NICE"
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miscellaneous.
Assessment Notice.

TWO r.. BLAIsDELL, P. L. EASTM noonwT
AVERY. IVOY NICHOLS ).
WALKER hot
lou aiS a. from you and each of you the sums
there ID duc y ,ssnective names, for the
set epposase ~ yJI dsveToTnnent Of the Ticonde-
actual woSkins - ~ White Pine Mining Dis
ragua x LII p;ne county. State of Nevada:
trlct, Hnass = eoo feet-.... $50
=. BlaisdelI.........- S0o ~ so
p. L. Eastman....--. 3Oo 10
w. NJ. Awbry~..- =. ivy 10
Ivoy Nfchols.......- lOo %
}. Goodwin Walker. 2oo 10
a. ! and each of you are hereby nof1f1eo
th.t unless the amounts due from eacn % y Zoo %
shall Be paid on nor Or b before Z. t Psse ssplra agent q for or
days from this date 20 Z Nevada =, your respective
interests n shall become the property Of your CO 70
owners in the said mining claim, under M ana ny
virtue of the Act of Congress approves may awent
1873. entitled an Act to promoteth the deyeiopmen'
of the mining resources of the United States.
Hamilton. Nevada, February IL, 1875. Ell
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Playwright, olcd at loreuhayen On the 9th
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Nr. Gladstone is about to publish in one
volume, under Che title OF " Rome and the
Newest fashions lu Religion, ms three essays
Cpd The Vatican, Naucalisn, aud " The
ropes speeches.
I.c Pope IS said % have received some
ding s- d shock followed by a reaction Of
good nature. the other d4vun0a being accosiel
ac.uflsai American with. " How are YOU,
Nr. Pope
Miss Srr'rve. II d died June 9th n ms
z---.. Northern India She was the d,robter
Of DR.. S.c,cyc. Of Cleveland. aud connected
vi,btla Weulas Uu.on and African Mission
iu CaIeula.
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Journals and Journalists.

Robt. A. Mcfarland, Of the Cincinnati In.
q'ure' died last Monday week.
Isaac Vanandor, founder Of the BROOKLYN
Edg'e, died at Poughkecpsio on ;he 4th inst.
aged % years.
They keep pet tarautules in the GoDz1lez
Texas, Index Office, aud put them among the
exchanges, and loafers don't bother that editor
to any alarming extent.
The Evening News Of Richmond got the
news Of Gen. Picketts death at Norfolk Sat
urday morning, and that afternoon published
a likeness Of him in its first edition.
Major J. Harrison Kelley, editor Of the
Fredericksburg Herald, is nominated by the
Independent, Of that place, FOR the House Of
Delegates, 70 represent SPotlsylvania county.
We should like 20 see the Major 10 tie Assem-
bly, again. Zee good man.
Four of the editors Of the Vicksburg. Miss.
Herald have been killed within as many
mouths; but the Herald SAYS that's nothing
compared with the mortality 90 the Vicksburs
Sentinel which lost FIVE editors and then died
itself. journalism at the South is rather
cxbi.lrlting profession.
Our friend Mr.. Alexander Hunter. editor Of
the Alexandria Sentinel, is at present soiourn-
ing in company with Captain Fowe at Cobb's
Island. Mr.. Hunter has severed bis connection
with the SeHSHel, and is now associated with
the Gazette Of that city. No journalist ia the
South Yields liyelier pen than he. and none
has clearer view to tue interests OF Virginia.
Washington CJpUal.
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our Own state.


Lewis county has a l2-yoar old boy weigh
ing l5S pounds
Wheeling's Big Bonanza Fishing Club are
OF on fortnight trip.
c. c. S. Baron Of the Baron Mfg. Co., Bell
aire has gone out west.
S l. linn is appointed postmaster at Gla-
desville, Preston Co.,
S. S. Thomas, of Berryville vicinaye, has
lost a valuable COW by poisoning.
\ tramp tried to abduct little son Of Mr..
Cave, Of Bellaire, but failed
Rev. J. W. webb Of the North street NJ. E.
Church, Wheeling has had the title Of D. d..
conferred upon him.
The socials given at the Methodist parson-
age, Martins Ferry. are proving quite pleas
ant and popular.
| Mr.. Geo. w Shut was robbed Of money,
ETC., at Harper's Ferry Monday week, but
would not prosecute the thief.
Sheriff Sam'l A. Clarke, of Monroe, Jason
I May, Esq, of Brooke, and Mrs Isabel Heath
eringtOn Of Bellaire, died last week.
General aud Mrs James Ewing Of Wash
ington, but formerly of Wheeling, are visiting
some friends in the latter city.
John H Emlct, Esq, and Miss Annie Lin
den, both former residents Of our State, were
married at Bolivar, No, recently.
Mrs Margaret McCord, widow Of the lat,
1 Geo. McCOrd, Of Winchester, Va, died in
Wheeling last week at her son residence.
The 25th of next month is fixed for POGO
houtas county to vote on the subscription OF
/ $4,000 to the narrow gauge railroad.
Belaire has silver mine company, capita
stock, $500, 900. \ number of the members
thereof have gone west to visit their beds o.
precious ore.
| 10 Wheeling the city railway gives mouth
ly prize Of IS to the conductor bringing ii
! largest returns. Mr. Walter Burke Of car No
l wins every time.
Messrs. i. N. Turner, of Clarksbnrg, C
w. Neale of P1rbersburg and DR.. NJ. T. HUI
linen of Wheeling are appointed a committed
TO examine and recommend applicants for ca
det engineorships at Annapolis.
At Huntington, last week, an empty store
room of Walker Brothers, aud a large build
ing belonging TO Mr.. Smith, were both de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $1,000. The cause OF
the burning is not known.
The State Centennial commission-Mayo
Sweeney Of Wheeling and Hon. A. r. B5teleI
have decided on Friday, the 9th inst, as
the date for a public meeting in Wecciing, t.
consider the part which West Virginia is t,
take in the Philadelphia Centennial.
The suit of DR.. G. A. Moore against w. G
w. Jaeger aud others, Of Baltimore, involviu;
the title to valuable lands in West Virginia
was tried before Judge Wylie, in Washington
city, last week, and decided in favor Of tn,
plaintiff.