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, 1875-06-18
RAILROAD NEWS.

~Ite 1-1ur.or e,.1v s.,r -tnr
tHe HUM o"D' nsH nsI anan ,sT9"o 9'' 1oo's
'"",e E "'""'0 D." ~,
5eb!e1ahy unoFnnR on tne cAeel'1'ona ~ tne
Mastcr's report IN tho foreclosure suit OF tho
Cuion Trust Company So The Rockford. Rock
1.,.n,, J. s+ 1or;u r,i1rnaa comn.nv. TIN
.1 ",,.'ss 49, ~ 49, ,s.,a..t. ~. ~
t1''s.Pat Ioeh''oao WAY 40 ~ '''o " lu'
honliholdeEs under tho first mortgage, aud rs to
tie proportion OF tho road which wcte covered
by tue tltst mortgage.
rLo 1raco ovo-rs,1c1 .to ,ooet of +bo o,3ac.
oasbo ~ .t'e.. ~ .Ae.' y. ~, Ie ~.
..on8 tnaue ~ 'n' -aa61e1 nel'' o51''
that tho mortgage OF juno, 1st3i was
yrom rpmhc, + to r mn, nj et Mn cnrt m nil
tto -,,d ,o-+,, ~ roi,t ~ IN ,n,,n 1iro 10
Wv .o'.4 ~. ~ ras =. as' ~ na
was uls1na'e'S constructed aae csas tsoln ba1
tingtou, including tho line constructed by tho
defendant or constructed by other conEau!eB,
.,d ,,,,,c,,oe and or ,cea.3 n, ~, rnder co,,,.ct
,"-,t 80. -ts 80,
ny 'ne oete.'asus "''a nasn e'ulpan'eS' "n Men
AZ al branch and connecting roads. and that this
mortgage constituted prior lieu on tue ptotes-
" for tho payment OF the aa!d ostda lh:a COW
cred that portion q tue road oetasned from sho
Ouon u M'nersv!'io Rai!foad Company. ana
afcd py t'ie aelendant hs wei! as patt OF tne
I1no OF branches used oT tho daieodans IN who!o
OF !n part. hut constructed by the North
western Ha!!toad Company Or tue
| Rock Island Il 4ac!hc 4tailroa1 COMPANY.
A. to tho Sagetown Aclshsbcrg 1tailroau tue
| Cont SAID there might be some doubt whether
il WAS Included "!sntn tho 1efma OF sho Juno ana
October mortgages, but tlat tue language was as
strong ~ tho ilrst as ~ tne secoud mortgage 70
show the intention TO include that road.
, 1875-06-18

The bargo aahr George ". Adams arEisctl hero yts.
t.rdsy In tow of Tho stean-tarRs ". r. Gfaves With
cargo Of l4o0 Of coal The sehr Anntb vuught
If bes 1zcn talto Fortyai1o Point, Lake Huron.
Hhe arrived yesterday afternoon With cargo Of ,aIn
tops Of coal This Contest rncs with asvere
accident yeaosdsy afternoon. Willis hetnR towed M
The river Tho whtled for Adams stree. bridge to opel.
Tia Lr,igcsendef promptly courllei with The alguaI.
swinatg around caught in tla achr q. g. Wuu1ut.
Tho contcat wls under full huadway, aud. wlirn
sl.e becaue aware Of tIa .c:iieat, ii was
liz rin unaor tho bridge, and everything sboye hor
her three mssss !ibboom. aud bowap7t, and enFered
sss. Tlo Captain add ersr o Lo Contest save tleir
ss1usk he bEtdee The .cl1 iian lot ier a'oon,
s Ss. :: 4 as 'sSx Ss1 into x ' :s
Carey eonplsns bitterly tl,.. y1asels After, u,l-
loading In Tho s'u,h and North nrahches come tewn
per arrivals THIS sctot on lilo part of tue Captains
Of taso Yeasals giSes Tho Isror Asster much trouble
30 hnd,ng Ii almo:t tmrossibe to keep t!.e
which are being towcd up and down the creek ~.
The Government Is erecting life Station and boat
house on !he North Pier, ncas ahs Tho
erc. of a1teeu Inou Tho te-loat viii he Al feet In
length, feet beam, aud 3H feet dcop, doube-Acsd
sr, serjghser. and se!f-na.er.. .The 1nsguncent
Paopes f Lns LII for Duluth sna Intor1nsiss osss
last evening II o'clock will full cargo Ut freight
and quito humber Of rhtscnHrrs. Previous u har
departure she was visited hy Largo number Of poo
her coat Of paint and With her new curpots sho
looks better than when Rhc first came out. Qu!te m
improvement has been made by rartttion!ng M tho
lxirAf calm With elegant daHlnsk cNr1ius. She Will
un ultcdy bc popular and huccc.sful thl4 so1Gon
n abe has been III previous ntics.
, 1875-06-18

6tteldI U9pasoh % 7ht Hhoa0o Tribune.
New ORLEANS, La., Juno ia special to tho
Republican from Bau Antonio. Tex, says the Iu-
dian scouting party uudcr Col. shafer, that
waa to leave Fort Conoha Oh tho 2oth, has beon
stopped temporarily, by onlers from hoAdquar.
tars, No REASON Ia given. but II ta Ronozally DO.
lIeyea heEe that the scout will ho abandoned
and tho troops ordered to the lilo drando.
Ths men who ttolo ths stago-hoEsoa and rob
bed tho Btsgo 1t Lion Springs, u milss from
here. we're oyostakan BY cit!zcils. and, after 4
running tlgt,t. ono Of tho rohbe1a Was 1nprlallJ
wounded Aud captured, ~ we're all tho horses.
A dispatch Just received at headquarters from
Washington staten that vessel Of war hss beer
ordered to tho mouth Of the Rio 0rando.
, 1875-06-18
LAKE ERIE.
FnfH.

Special Norrssnoaasnct " Tia Chicago Ttibuns.
Ea1E, pa., June 1e.-The prop Merchant received
now coat Of paint at puIalo thh week, greatly impsov
ing her Appearance Size leayca hero for Chicago To-
day. With tho schr Annie Sherwood. Tio schr Cfcs
ter Il. Jones' loft for Saginaw yesterday, iu tow Of Tho
prop James Davidson, whore sho will load lti1tcr for
Tonawands at card ratea!. Tile United States st'nr
4liclgan returned from Detroit yesterday. sho will
nnt leave sgaIn I'LL nfter tho Fourth Of July her off,
GERS aud men will parade here that day..,.
Tlc re1linR.voom at tlle Cnsto,n .uouso Is opsi
Chicago. Mlxankee Tulelo, Haginaw. Detroit, Glove.
Lind and buffalo l4oa are now le.. The sc1n
ssyelaud II loadluR coai at burton Brothers oek..
Tho prup Artz,a leaves for buffalo this EVENING".
Tbs United Aatc4 rrrenuo-cutter Commodore Perry
now in commission. A crew VIA shipped Yesterday.
aid ratIous given ont. She Will probably caTe port
cruise af,cr s.ouggless this week First Leuteu-
ant g. L. Hooper will command her this season.
Speeiti Disrr.eA n The GhifdYo Tribune.
EnIE H.. June i7.-Te tng Hercules, while outside
in hcayy Eea to-lay. towinH tcows on Government
work, tprung leak, u sunk III about II feet Of
tcr. THO ncn, nine In number, ashore safely.
Efforts will H1on hs made to raiso her.
Tho Union Scatnoat Company and Anchor Limo
have agrcnd TO run their boaa together. lrors st.
Louis and Toledo III .be former company hayo boc,.
transferred from tho Buffalo sntl dEuet Lay to
route between DuHnio, Erie. nni Chicago.
, 1875-06-18

PHILADELPHIA, juno little cathedral vas
crowded to-day, on the occasion Of cousesring
tue pa'lium upon Bielop Wood, aud raising tbs
city to an Archiepiscopal see. 4 number Of
Archbiahops and bishops we're present, ine,ud-
ing Archtiai,op Purcell, Of Cincinnati; bishops
Elder. Of Satchcz Quin!an, of Mobile; Fitz-
gerald, Of Little Rock and Abbot Wsmrnor, o.
i. l3, at 1.htrobo. Dnhup Domevey, Of Harris
burg, wss tho celebrAnt OF tbs Mass, End Arch
bishop 1'ailoy conferred tho pA!!iu1n afser re-
cctving 1t from the hands OF tho papal Ahlegalo.
About BO0 oergyrpen woro In tho ptocension.
, 1875-06-18

MONTREAL, juno H. The Presbyterian
Church In Canada held its Gsst business moot
ting yosterdAy as united Church. synods wors
formed. and etops we're taaon towards perfect
ing gonc.Ai organization of tho Church. Tho
Dioces2u SyuoA passed tho following resolution !:
"Tlat tbs Synod ha1 learned Will, pleasure
that uuiou Of TIC several Presbyterian
Churches Of the Dominion las been happily
effected, aud would respectfully request the
Metropolitan Synod to conrey to tls united
body it4 sincere congratulations" ;"
, 1875-06-18

Tho superiority ot the wood OF the Florida
collar oy9 all othar Antls Of cedar ts well know,,,
aud tho demaud Tor II in bavaria, vhesa ltu-
meusa quantities Qs |pad penc,ls are nat1e, hsa
question. Of tho .ccl,n,1ttzstiou of Ito tree IL
shat country. 6soda hars boon aown ip tho
royal forest, aud about 5000 young nlants hAya
boen grown on ope private essats. Tue oalslya-
tion Of the tree has been attempted, also, In
other pssts OF GuEtoany.
, 1875-06-18

NEW DEEtaH IN TITO MAcu1NrnY.
CAPTAIN Grccnnalgh's new tug Triad, launched at
Cleveland. Saturday, has g. feel kcel. II feet
Inches beam, aud feet hold. Her engines. In which
tho greatest pccuaiites e41 he'd by two upright
triangular columns feet In height, standing
bed about feet in width. They will b equal to
900 horse power having three cylinders each II inches
bore With ntroke Of Il inches. al connceted by tho
RATIO shaft ut equal angles, The wheel-sl.aft
is 10 feos In length from end to tud, aud
hollow. Tho ongno-ahntt IA inches In d.
ssss oasea;a sh.ft @ Which, + s ahas in darnetss.
ef srousht ,ro. Through ths eentse + Of tho
tSs ses1. thfaush Which strsam of wser Is xspt con.
obect sought being to keep he Journal. of the shaft
COOL Tho water rassea nut OF tho shaft through ita
9oss Ss9 9 M ~ to IT. sss e e H. I'D Sa. hfso s "
.aeh tlat slinost impossible e teep on on tlo
ssss ssa nd s': assa?sx vi. ;hsish p: ::
alss 10 lept running. being received from ths sane
plaee tho water Tor the crank shai lapes a7a also
so nS 10 Il
yass. 81 I.as; Sf' v 'a1 When
journnl bearing thn whccshaft Ia wosn 50 as to nerd
tightening, tho ycstel haa Loen compelled to Ro Into
dsy-aoek for tho work to be done. But In n,Is caAc
Capt. t3seenhulah han found new method. Under
placed IN iron wedge to tha weIge Is connao.ed rod
reachIng 10 the nsn at tue tug. when BY tho arpca-
ion Of wrench tho journal eau bc ghtoucl at lcts-
rlre.-IlEau&ce Eten'n9 Wlstons'n.
ITEMS.
The Detroit Tribune s,atea That the Coast Wrecting
Company Ia now enaeavoEiug to raiso the bark Hoard
Of Trade. Capt. Crosby. who knows consfderab!y
moro about this matter than any ono elsc says tho
reason tho companies sbsndonelthe wreck last
was that tho submarine diver snid there no holes
tn 10 found anywhere in thu hull and That so could
A. having Ieen damaged in collision ou Lake hIchl-
gan, reached Port Huron Sestcrdaf. and stopped for
repairs. The Captain says tbs collision occurred Oft
Mau!toToo, and Tint thY schooner which was struck
much; I'll seems tlat Capt; Yam Hchaaak, q
tic schr TateItowp. fell victim 70 dysropaia.
his death occurring o6 tho Foxes. Lake Afchgan
te six.s ay aftfr leaving ghlesgo. Tho pctIu!s nss
ditou, scveral pEupelsEs 70 which signals Of stscss
were nte pussra By and paid attention 10 tho slg-
aa The thip!ae,..s Of iron o.e faF !e soas2n p 10
5ans fFG tn1 Lss aanstF gss asto ~ s{e = oTs
ST. iots i seEr Heis' Es' ;iSsa Masta nas
Achoontr Of the following tacnsioua: Her lcagh Of
kee, u lia tee. breadth Of bsa1, 70 feet iachta
bull by Wuam Js.u!aou, II Mil Point. Capt Thomas
A. Green, formerly OF lilo ttoreEs, Il in command,
shs te!ongs e y: Mpston. q Hamilton H., " says ,ho
wages psi 70 saIlors wsre ttbO rer a.y On Aoada7
several yslsel cap4!ua thinking this too hgh ief4ae
to Iay than tho old rates. $i.26 THIS rated thQ
sre ot epaa of TIE msu who lmnrlats,I @ refused e
eestle howescr and the rate Of wA9es again aancH 1t
Toledo and 81. Louis Of Tho union stea.nboas Cps'
tvesn nafsio and aseen May to u ono between Luf,
{A1o, M4lHaukee and Ch1cARo,
, 1875-06-18
SUICIDE.

kpet.at Dftpatch @ TIA tkffaoo 7fibnn<.
DrnoM1NofoN, ILL.,, juno 17.-Mrs. Emma
Wslchor, wife Of Freeman Wescher, stalz.buildrt,
. committed suicide thts morning BY hanging har-
peaf IN bsxn n boz yesiasnoe On South Water
sksst. Bha VIA ! respectable lady, In good cir
squsssncss, aged %, and only thsas months
, 1875-06-18

HI UHT HRTAHSt
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, juno l7.-The Ohio Valley
Unitarian Conference met hore to-day. With +
good attendance. Mr. Handler Of indianapolis,
in President md the Rev. e, Nores, Of Cinc,n-
natl. Secretary. Among tho notables present arc
the Neys. John II. Aaywood. Of Lou,sviIIe !;
Collier, Chicago: Ms. Snyder, st. Louis.
This afternoon tho Itev. Sir. Euyc4 read nu Of
SAY on "siinIstoss and KclEtou," which was
largely discussed.
Tonight tl,n Rev. Alvin r. Biiloy WAS In
preached, and Al itn1nonso audience was present
10 hear him.
Tho Conference will be In eeselon sovera!
daya,
, 1875-06-18
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WA1ER.woRKs.

Special {htpateh to The Chseaon Tribune.
ANN AnDon, Mich., juno l7.-Tho Un,rorstty
Tater-Worte were tested to-day. and pronounced
complete suceesa. A general trial Of throwing
water over tho highest building on the grounds
will tako place tomorrow.
, 1875-06-18

frnm tho marc northern laks sunsraor md M'ehiasn
Rns Of, thrangh hills. Tho Chicago roslr. however,
N not seenl tn succsssFn In competing WITH The
i,ts 6eet although gteAt nnpst IN said 10 10 sae y
taes bY aks are "a lon fhst th1 roa,ta do not scen
s.Slo 10 compete and got cost If csrFy'ns.-Andato
G,rn.nkrtt4t.
, 1875-06-18
From Buffalo. snepension pttdss, aud Pitts

From Buffalo. snepsns'on Dttdgs and Pitts
Thene arc The Same rates ~ those In o1thtonce
before the commencement Of the war between
tho ponnsylyani2 and Baltimore Il Ohio Rail-
fhosa'i s,pse That tmo no lesq'.ss rates fs bare
contracts we're rnado ~ low ~ 40 cents per hun.
dscd from Chicago to Now York. Ihere ia not
tho least doubt thht tho noe rates will bo figfdly
adhered 10 b7 all thu lines.
Aftor long discussion. it Was decided to nhke
no change IN freight rates At ptesont. but corr
tlnue to nAks coutrscts 1t go eents ptr 100
pounds on fourth cl.as goods and grain 70 New
ths ttne would demoralize bnono.s generalt7.
lat few weeks vera % On teconnt ri
tho prevailing LOW rates. and no goods would
cotne forward Il the rates were raised. Des4les,
tho rates BY lake arc 30 low TINT shs railroads
cannot compete 1t t!ie present figures even. II
IL stated that grain has been rhipred u Nov
York bY water 10 low as 2u cents Fer hundred
ponuds No increase in rates will therefore be
attempted by tho roads bcfore ths close Of tho
pavlgat!un season.
ITEMS.
Thone who wish to SECURE cheap tckets to 'ths
Esat must do 40 At once, or eIso It will b a3o
late. The ratcB will undoubtedly DO sAlncd With
in day OF two. Mr. T. Il. Myers, lie Qcnor,.l
Passenger Agent Of tie Pennsyfyauia Company.
rece,ysd orders vcsta1ay 10 raise the rates II lie
can aglcc NTH tho ctbor roas leading to the East.
Mr. barry, The General "a aenRer Agent OF tho
baltimore T. Ohio. expected to recelye bimilar
information LIST evening. A meeting will proba-
lIT bq held To-day ur to-Ennrrow, and ali advance
made. There Ia hardly doubt thnt tho phssen-
ger rates to New York will be fixed at F2e, md
| to baltimore and Washington ut ZIG or SIT.
1ha is 81 less than MAS charged before tho uur
| commenced.
Tie management OF tho Michigan Central
| Railroad aunounces that an arrangement las
, 1875-06-18
THE CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN.

IHE EHICau9 @ @ NuR HWEs 1ERN. ~,
Iho Now 1otK 1rtoa'e hthtca thas ihe unces-
tainty attending tho nction Of the stockholders
Of tho Chicago & Northwest Rnilroad Com
n.nv lima lad 4 denressipe in1usucs On tho sc-
su''t9e7 u .ae ooml'"ns' ~. ~ - 9sAos' .no
Secretary OF tho Company being called upon Tor
information. stated that thsro WAS no truth in
tho statements ahoat concerning tho Company,
~, ,t.+ t,o ,c+;o, ~ tha utocchoIaaru w,. am.
s"e ~. -, ~ ~. s'.,n's 49, .,'.t:" "43
ofacea IN 1ne toaio"'nS feeo'ntson:
ltsolrti That 70 The Judgment Of tho Stockholders
o5pnoat q ;n anY on 70 -, pos
Snsse M e. y ~ IN M t. rs "
-ahsr th,m II n innd" .ua thsr suhor,e such .etIt,
ty lie Doard Of Drcctors: PROVIDED aftsr fII oxsmI
nation ot the questo, a,eerainsl that eau l,o
legally oue md psayied TINT eueh is1ue alail u no
fake exceed Fly and !a54aef that u tlal meet
, 1875-06-18

TIE FREIuHT:AGENT5+
Tic Gene{al fSoig4t-Agcnta Of the roads lead
ipg 10 tho Eaat he!d meeting iu thls CITY yes-
tetday, Ut which tho following new tariff on
live stock WAS cstablishod,
From Chicago to Nav York, IS cents per 100
pounds; to nunalo Suspension Bridge. pists-
burg, And Nol>Aire, 90 conts TO nunki1k. VIZ
Detroit, 18 ceuts. From Cincinnati to Now York.
~ cents. From Ietfelsonvllla to New York. 90
centa. Frcm indianapolis to Now York. 81 1ceut4.
Fram East ". Luuis to Esu York. 63 cents.
, 1875-06-18

s-Ispot coInoe OF Weis xnd KnZe-sts
depot corner Of Canal and Kinlie.ats.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RhiIf1h7.
DtpT. Joot ~ Lals-1., and fuot ~ 1wtrty. .stco.dat
7.c.t.'r', 81 cark-t.. .auatast eorneT II Ra1dapi
Hts. " i.-.tA. TrrH Loah -!'s
, 1875-06-18

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
ttts Utre% h lIatk. t*Aermar Ha4,t}, anI is CsaaL-
a., corner JttEftfyn. H., and at tbe Ier9tt.
, 1875-06-18
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EIstAst1sns Or HErEnEvcE stAHrs.-t Saturday ez-
rive SUNDAY It 9.ga b. NJ. l]tflf. - -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05
Miscellaneous.
Assessment Notice.

THERRY CREEK MILL AMI MINING
u COMPANY-Location of principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California Location
of works, Cherry Greek Mining Dlstrlct' "hIte
Pine county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 18TH DAY OF
May, 1875, an assessment, lNo. 81 OF 70 Genus
Corporation. payable immediately in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the oihce o.
the company, Rooms 8 and 4, No. 4O9 California
street, San Francisco, California -,
remain unpaid on the 21st day of June, 1879,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale AZ
public auction and unless payment IS mace De-
fore, will be sold on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, 1870,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together Win
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
d. +. yERDENAL, Secretary.
OFFICE Rooms 8 IA, No. 400 California street,
San Francisco. California. may22-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05
Assessment Notice.

GENEVA CONSOLIDATED SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY.-Principal place Of bust
ness: City and County Of San Francisco, State OF
California. Location Of works: Cherry Creek
Mining District, White line county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held on the 18th day of
May, 1875, an assessment of twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office of the Company, Room No. IA, No.
3O2 Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid. on Monday, Fourteenth
day Of June, 1875, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction and. un-
less payment is made before. will be sold on
Wednesday, the 30th day Of June, 1870,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
I. II. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
Ofice-Room Ia, No. 302 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. ml5-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05
WHITE PINE NEWS
KITCHEN

~" -
oh this baking and brewing,
This boiling and stewing,
And washing of dishes three times q day.
The griddle cakes turning,
The skimming for churning,
The setting of tables and clearing away
What is it but WEAKNESS.
Work without cheerfulness,
The same round of labor day after dayl
I'd rather be painting,
Or sewing or braiding,
Or spending my time in q pleasanter way
Thus my fancy kept dreaming,
Ger the hot dishes steaming,
And wond'ring why I must a kitchen fire tend;
Till an angels low whispering
Compelled me to listening.
And taught me these household to
mend.
Is your work not the oldest.
The usefulest, noblest-
In ministering daily to the life God has given?
If the work is unceasing,
Of washing and sweeping.
Remember that orders the first law OF heaven
Pray what gives more pleasure
Than a we'll seasoned dinner,
When tastefully served on the family boardf
Thank God you can labor
Can knead, mix and flavor,
And draw pleasant meals from the farmers rich
q hoard.
That heartsome delight
At morn, noon and night,
When the family gathers for chat and good cheer
Then should you be complaining,
Of work unavailing,
That brings joy to the loved ones each day in the
year!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05
. Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREB GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
county of White Pine, State Of Nevada, made on
the 18th day of May. a.. ID. 1875. in the matter of
the estate of THOMAS CONNOR, deceased, the
undersigned administrator of said estate will
sell by public auction at the Courthouse door,
in Hamilton, county and State aforesaid, in one
parcel or otherwise, on Monday, the 2lst
day of June, A. ID. 1875, at II O'Clock
NJ, the following described real estate, situate
in Robinson Mining District, county and State
aforesaid, to wit
3T5 feet, undivided, in the Emmett" mine.
375 feet, undivided, in the "Summit' mine.
375 feet, undivided in the Merrimack" mine.
375 feet, undivided in the " Fair Play" mine.
375 feet, undivided, in the i" West Point mine.
375 feet, undivided, in each of the mining
claims following, situate, lying, and being in
the Ward Mining District. county OF White Pine,
and State of Nevada, to wit
"Shark," "Sage." Ct. x. L." Champion, =
"Cumberland,' and {" Black Hawk"
And all the right, title and interest that the
said Thomas Conner, deceased, at the time of
his death had, and said estate has, in and to said
above described real estate and mining property.
Terms OF sale, cash, in u s. gold coin, to be
paid on the day of sale, or as soon thereafter as
said sale is confirmed by said court.
LOUIS A. HAUCK,
Administrator of said estate.
Hamilton, Nevada, May 20, 1875.
e. l. WATERS, Attorney for Adm. m22-4t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05

How MAN FEELS TO BE RUN OVER BY
THE CARs.-On Monday last, a freight
conductor, T.. Averill, fell across the rails
at Wells river, and the wheels of a car,
weighing ID, 800 pounds, passed obliquely
over his body and off the left leg, some
six inches below the hip. When the
wheel passed over, Averill listened for
the cruhing of the bones, but they did
not break, but the wheel of the truck
almost instantly, he felt sure would cut
the legs off. But the wheels passed over,
and before the rear trucks had reached
him he sprang out and was standing bolt
upright. For five minutes he felt no
pain, but since then the pain has been
almost uncomfortable, and he has been
KEEP under the influence of opiates. Two
jack-knives in his pocket were bent nearly
double. 1t is supposed the 1ange of the
wheels struck upon these knives first and
passed up to the top of the leg. and thus
avoided the shearing effect of the fange
upon the rail. The skin upon his person
was not broken, but the iange broke the
tissue Of the flesh on the top Of the legs,
and underneath the rail sank into the
flesh, leaving it's mark distinct. Mr..
Averill, if carefully attended, will get
along. This is the only case On record
where a car has run over a mans legs
leaving the bones perfectly unframed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05
LOOKED LIKE HIS BROTHER.

The Cumberland, Nc. Ciuilidn, relates
this story : "Some years since there lived
in this city a young man named Jesse
Hunt,.a clerk in the dry goods establish
ment OF z. Sanderson. Jesse had 2
brother David, who lived at the home OF
his parents, in Frederick, and these two
brothers were SO nearly alike In every
particular that their most intimate friends
had great difficulty to distinguish them,
and many were the FRANKS played by
each where their identity was a question
to be decided. In course Of time these
two brothers moved West, and David
reared a family at Indianapolis. Indiana,
while Jesse followed his example in Mis-
souri,. few weeks since David died at
his home in indianapolis, and Jesse was
telegraphed to. and at once went by rail
to attend the funeral. He arrived only a
short time before the funeral services
were performed, and when the friends OF
deceased had assembled he walked into
their midst with the widow clinging to
his arm. His appearance acted like q
shock of electricity upon the assemblage,
few of whom had ever seen him. A num-
Der of ladies. fully convinced that the
dead had been ~miraculously restored to
life, screamed and tainted away, and no
less than seven Of them required to be
removed. This most painful scene over,
the ceremonies we're concluded"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-05

He was q rich American in Paris who
discovered that unpleasant looking fellow
followed him every day from morning
till night. He became uneasy, and diplo-
matte inquiry was made whether the man
VINO watched was connected with the 90
ice. AS a result Of much negotiation
q unpleasant fellow was arrested. and
proved to be a gatherer of butts of cigars.
Ihe rich American only smoked famous
brands, and only smoked them half mn
and it paid to follow him.