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Under tie PROV isiuns Of section 2f5 of the act ap
proved June % 1874 the Postmaster General has pre-
tcriled the 1T DAY of June, 1875. or before which
Gav the contracts of accepted bidders must be
gpiycd al the Department ia Washington, executed
in due fUIIn.
ton shall be considered having failed to comply
with their proposals. and the Postmaster General
MA. proceed to contract for the service with other
PARTIES according IL law.
GoNTRACTs RECEIVED At THE DEPARTMENT
AFTER .TNE | WILL MOI BE CONSIDERED BY TIE
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN DORCHESTER
COUNTY The Cambridge (Md.) Chronicle of
this week says that a colored man named
VIII Locks was found dead by Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Fletcher al the head OF Cambridge creek
near the spot where the railroad crosses that
stream, last Sunday morning about nine
O'Clock. His body was frozen stiff and his
face bore various marks of violence, giving
color to the suspicion that his sudden leave
taking was not due entirely 10 natural causes
An Investigation was made by q cOrOner'S
jury, which rendered a verdict that the man
had been murdered by persons unknown. 1t
is suspected that the criminal was one of his
companions with whom he had been seen in
company on Saturday night.
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NoTE.-When the oath il taken before justice of
the peace any other officer not using q seal,
ut Judge Of United States court, the certificate
of the clerk of court of record must be added under
the oath is duly qualified as such officer.
Bids Of SIS coo and upwards must be accompanied
by a certified check, or draft, on some solvent
tonal bank payable TO the order of the Postmaster
General. equal TO five per centum on the present an
nual the route in case of new service, not
less than FIVE per centum of the amount of the bOnd
accompany ing the bid, If said bond exceeds $500.
The proposal must be signed by the bidder OF bid
ders, and the date of signing affixed
Direct TO the = Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, Post Office Department Washington, ID. e, -
marked :. Proposals, State o.
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S,rjoHs q the oct Of Congress to Rcr1Ss C3rSo1,fa
amt Iyys9S tb, Sfg-gssy Esrgyt9a q, ~ p,,. g)-F

z
OHd AgEfRS the Statutes Retains 70 fls p3S, (lT-.
Departments. HPFzurrt JtHc ?, I>7c.
The POSTMASTER GENER Al requests that bidders.
guaTanturs, -UrctI"S and ell persons concerned.
intending To he concerned in mail contract will care
fully read and critically cNIuiu" the abstract Of laws
here presented, and also the forms and instruction.,
at the end II tH, advertisement, ia order that bids
may De made ana liabilities assumed md rstandiug
~. and that all mi>tpIrr pn-i.us OF cause OF com
plant hereafter may br avoided.
IO>TMAsTERs are required 60 make themselves IA
milan it'll these laws and instructions, that they
may be able to inform and direct others
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f0fftHg t'Hf1nffcfN " biNy ~ n 4IfNItlt .ENNf-
See. 2sa. That any person OF persons bii.frlg Tor
the transportation of the mails up any route which
may To- advertised 10 be- let, ant receiving award
fully refuse fail 10 enter into contract with the
Postmaster General In due form. ant perform tha
service described in his their lid proposal. shall
hc IL, med guilty If mirlpmoaBoF- and, cpIlNC
lion thereof, be pUHi.l hy fine not exceeding five
thpu~n8 d.Ilars and hy Imprisonment for term not
exceeding tW tlNt months.
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By section sixteen Of the act Of June. 1872 every
pcrs"E employed in t" postal service i subject all
pains penalties and ioTIaijuTrS for violation uf the
laws relating To such service" whether he has taken
the above oath OF affirmation n not.
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BOND.

~ Insert the names of the principal ard sureties
in full in the body of the bond; also the date The
signatures TO the bond should be witnessed and the
certificate on the inside should be signed by Jus
tice Of the peace adding his official title If signed
by a notary public, he should affix his seal.
Know all men by these presents, that - -,
of in the State of =. nrincipnl. and =
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The Postmaster General has 10 power, under the
law 10 release bidder and contractors and their
lies from their liabilities the allegation Of real
supposed mistakes of any kind in making proposals
lie particularly requests that, before bidding. TIA"
fullest inquiry and investigation he made IN regard
the route distance service, weight OF mails cost
al stock feed and all prses existing and likely To
occur during the CUntraCt term and with due Consd
GRAFTON Of lie consequences imposed 10y law on de
limo ECute.
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No Pnyto - DIcd, until Contracts mr. E---VaF
Sec. % hat person who's" hid for carrying the
mail j. accepted shall receive auy pay until De has
executed his contract according ID law and Tie Icsu
iation, ct the Department
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OF "a Ut |U' 4 .I'F7II y. IlFsT y Ut
R,CHiGfSf.
Sec S1 That compensation ter additional service
IN carving the mail shall NOT Re IN excess af the
exact proportion which the original CorHP"n~atltn
Tears IL the original service, ami when such al
GitisHaI service l. ordered the Il he allowed
therefor shall he expressed IN the order. amt entered
uyun the books Of ia" Department, and Cvupsn-
ssltiuu snail bc paid Tor additional regular ser
vice rendered before the issuing of SuCh order.
Sec PSI That extra allowance shall be made Tor
any increase Il expedition III carrying the mail AN
less thereby the employment OF additional stock and
carriers i made necessary and in such ia" al
ditiUnl compensation shall bear greater PFnp II
tiun To the additional stock and carriers necessarily
employed than the tmPeuSatou ia the original
tract bears 10 the stock and carriers necessarily
Flvycd IL Il, execution.
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= =, anu - -, anu = -, ~, u s.uI-' 81 tns
unto the United of America in the Just and full sum
Of dollars, lawful money Of the United states,
duly appointed or authorized officer or officers; to
the ayment Of which, well and truly TO be made and
administrators, Jointly and severaly, firmly by0these
presents.
sealed with our seals, and dated this - day Q
---, M-.
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By the act Of Congress approved April q. las,
member Of Congress can be- contractor, or b..
crrue, directly OF indirectly, any contract with
the Government and 10y the same act il Is made
high crime and uisdeueauor for any officer az III"
United States enter, il It's behalf, into contract
with member Of Congress
but il a member withdraw from contract il NAV
he concluded with tie other partners Opinion 81
Attorney GsHrrdi, & 81. A contract with one who -
elected a member Of Congress during it, continuance
IL not affected hy such eleCtion.-Itta., 5 GO.
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PoSfn7rNIfTN. tI'TtF ~, t7nH01 ~ tonfTnr'OFE.
Sec - I hat ~ postmaster. assistant postmaster
or clerk employed IA any post Office shall b. a con
tractor OF concerned in contract for carrying the
mails.
Persons in the employ Of the Post Office Depart
mcnt liuclUdilg Eu-fma~trr-' cannot hrrum" inter
csty in nail contract. act agent Ui CyutraC
tors or bidders.
SEC. Il. That no person employed in the Post Office
Department shall! E"' me interested ia contract
iuI carrying The n.ai. act agent. with with
ont a nreHSa'iaH. iaT any CONTRACTOR person Of
lTrS 10 become contractor IN any business before
the brPartuvuJ, and any I'TI! offending shall lie
INN. dat"ly dismissed from fIcn, AMI shall br liable
:" pay - much In, would have been realized
from said contract, 10 lie recovered IN action q
ttbt iOr the U.s. of the Post Office Department.
By rcgHlariun u IL ncnartment. no ca.ri-r
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D,dre,t2aS may b, matt, o,,d F'a,s Laros,1

Ds.IRqHfaCtrS.
Sec DO That the Postmaster General Eay make
deductions from ;he pay ~ contractors for fairrs
t. perform service according to contract, and impose
fines upun them for other deiiul"ncicS. II r may d.
Guct the price 81 III" trip in all cases where the nip
is not performed, and hot exceeding trDe times tls
price # the failure be- toned 10y the fault yi the
CrI.tEaC tOT carrier.
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Bidders M Rf.nuS trf,f n CoHfrGrs IS Enssrsq
Into and Sfrrtrg F.EvH.
Sec 20 That Ro bidder Tor carrying the mail.
shall be- leased from his obligation under hs hld
yTvY"A Il, notwithstanding award made e.
lower it4rr until a contract Tor the designated ~ar
vice shall have been duly executed ~ such lower
bidder and hl- sUretiv- accepted, and thu service
entered upon by the contractor 20 the satisfaction u
the Postmaster General.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06
THOUGHT 1T WAS DELIRIuM TREmENs

The Neao Bfrnsscichcer says Sniffies
brought his two weeks spree to a close
on Thursday night. He lay ON a lounge.
IN the parlor, feeling as mean as sour
lager, when something in the corner OF
the room attracted his attention. Rails
ing on his elbow he gazed steadily at it.
Rubbing his eyes. he stared again, and
as he stared his terror grew. Calling his
wife, he asked hoarsely
Mirandy, what is that ?''
= What is what. Likely r.
Snifiies name is Lycurgus, and his
wife calls him Likely for short and sweet !.
why, that that thing in the cor
ner said the frightened man. pointing
at it with hand shaking like a politi-
elan.
(" Likely. dear, see nothing" replied
the woman.
What. you don't see it I" he shrek
ed. Then I've got 'em. Oh, heavens |
bring me the Bible. Mirandy bring it
quick Here. on this sacred book
swear neverto touch a drop of whisky.
Ii break my vow, may my right hand
cleave to the roof of my mouth, and
Here. catching another glimpse Of the
terrible object, he clutched his wife and
begged IN piteous tones
Don't leave me-don't leave your
Likely and burying his face in the folds
her dress, he sobbed and moaned him.
self into troubled sleep.
Then his wife stole gently to the cor
ner, picked up the toy snake and threw
it into the stove.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06
HOW POKER Is PLAYED.

One Of the distinguished officers of the
army, who died few years ago i'm
mensely rich, was a great poker player.
His luck was equal to his skill, and q
large part of his princely fortune was said
TO .be due to. his success In the game.
Being eminently respectable. he was
healthy, merry" and temperate re
quisites for tirst-rate player. One
night, having discarded four cards and
drawn "fuil hand. one of his rnined
opponents exclaimed, Good ged, V,
If you drew to a pairof shoe strings you
would get a tan yard
| have known party of distinguished
citizens play poker two days and two
nights, eating and drinking from trays
held by servants. One of them was at
one time winner 81 IS, 600, but at the
close of the game the 1loss and gain was
not great. / have ottkn come down from
the couch of inn9cence to clock
Washington HeaHfast and found the
same party ot<Gs4 playing away just as
[ had left them the night before. :.
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Louis "A. Hauck.


A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND REEISrrER IN
IA BANKRUPTCY.
Office-In Dick Ryland's Brick Building. on
Bateman street, Eureka, Nevada.si4sg ..ss.t a.
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A LONGING.

that our lives, which flee SO fast.
In purity were such
That not an image Of the past
Should fear that pencils touch
Retirement, then, might hourly look
/. Upon soothing scene,
Age steal TO his allotted nook.
Contented and serene sEH. f
With heart as calm as lakes that sleep
In frosty moonlight glistening
Or mountain rivers, where they creep
along channel smooth and deep
To their own far-off murmurs listening.
Wordsworth.
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wEDDED Love.

Who said that love waa dead,
Or lost in wild desire 2.
In spirits truly wed
Still burns the holy fire.
Go, bssk We in the smile
That round their fideside plays,
And live again while
The dreams of buried days.
No scene is half SO sweet.
III palace, hall. or cot,
As when the welded meet.
If love illumes the spot.
The cure of care and strife,
1t lights the darkest hour;
All love alone is life,
The hearts siivinest flower.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06

NEW YORK correspondent tells how
Vanderbilt goes sleighing The old
Commodore looks like d prince. Like
Saul of hish he sits head and shoulders
above his associates. He dresses from
head TO foot in furs. He sits bolt MP
right. erect as a Mohawk warrior, his
hair white as the snow over which he
travels. Away the party drive like Brom-
bones and his gang, everybody Welding
the road, for man who can draw his
check for $7O,0OO,00O has the right of
way. M
FoR the enlightened care and sage in
structiCn which came from her phvsi-
clan, and enabled her to live to an adj
yanced age, a rich French lady bequea.h-
ed him all the contents of an old oak chest
in her cabinet de toilette. Having for
mally received the key he opened his
treasure in the presence of numerous
other heirs, and found all the drugs and
potions he had ordered for his late pa
tient during professional attendance of
twenty years.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN of Washington, is
going to open national race-track in
that city. In the old days Washington
had regular jockey club and fine
track, upon which, in 1922, Eclipse beat
st. Charles, the favorite Virginia horse.
The early Presidents and congressman
had a passion for the turf, and were al
ways present at the races.
IT cost them SO to get blacksmith to
pry open Philadelphia charity box, and
when he got in and emptied out four
hos fEo1o T.. l.
engineering that box for year looked
an awful look at each other.
The deliberations of the BROOKLYN
Bachelors Club were brought to a sud
den and ignominious conclusion recently,
in consequence of the discovery of a
hair-pin clinging confidingly to the coat
collar of the President. Afs
| A SWITCH of pale gold hair in Paris is
| valued at 800, and there is one of light
brown hair, measuring six feet in length,
for which 500 had been paid to the
owner thereof
| A DIsREsPEcTFUL- son asked his father
g Why is neighbor Smiths liquor shop
| like counterfeit dollar" = / can't tell,
my son. = q Because you can pass it,
said the boy
LIVINGSTONE said he could distinguish
the voices of the ostrich and the lion only
by knowing that the former roafs by day
and the latter by night.
ONE Julia Smith bequeathed her hus
band one dollar and forgiveness. Her
estate is worth $40, 900. U.s.
The sail used on the only boat saved
of the ship Cospatrick was made of al
Irish girls pettieoat. at
i A YOUTH at Des Moines, just after be
ing baptized, remarked, it's darn cold ;
SETs Of false teeth, in pink and whit.
sugar. are a new confectionery idea.
/ THR Andersonville prisoners hold {
reunion at Boston, April 9th.
LIVING on excitement is expensive liv
ing.
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JOB Rim TIN Gil

The News Job once IS now supplied with an
cards. and other materials and facilities for
eeod job printing Additional materials sre
constantly arriving, and we ask the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact that
all job printing can be handsomely and expe-
ditiously done at this office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06

The CHARMS OF SOUTHERN BELLE.-A
Georgia paper thus describes Southern
beauty =" Among the many visitors who
1came to our city recently to sell their
country produce, was young lady from
/ N adjoining county who had chickens,
eggs and butter for sale. Her beauty
was of transcendent excellence. Bright,
lashing, intellectual eyes, and face round
1t rosy, while her calico dress was plain
md neatly made. and fitted beautifully.
Her rich black hair flowed in luxuriant
richness. Highly educated, she con-
versed fuently and deported herself with
becoming modesty She wore no false
oustle or purchased complexion; had no
lop-knot on her head or false fxings to
present.. but stood in the majestic beauty
If a created Intelligence that would not
yield to the despotic dictates of frivolous
B fashion. 1t has been long time since
we gazed upon. such sight. The young
/ men crowded around her wagon with GU
riosity in their eyes and admiration in
n heir hearts, The old men wept for Joy
y hat there wis one who had not bowed
n ,Baal- SHE sold her country produce,
vent home, inilked the COWS, cooked sup
N ,er for ten farm laborers, and went to
church in the evening with her sweet
heart. - W
THERE was panic in a Paris street
byer the conduct of magnificent re-
riever in front of the window of a dealer
picture frames. He jumped, yelled,
E3parked, tried to throw himself through
he glass. and was mad. of course They
we're about to kill him, but philosopher
nterfered.. IT seemed to him that all
hese eceentricities of the dog had rela-
ionstola q portrait in the window. So it
proved. All this was joy at the sight of
lhe portrait of b lady. That lady lived
: ii MarYeilles, and the dog had been stolen
rom her many months before. Strange
khance to find his way home by the
81 A REMARKABLE case of suspended ami
nation is that Of a Young lady named
8Roberts who resides in Adams street,
|3Brooklyn. She has been IN a state OF
%syncope for over six weeks, and her re-
coyefy is very doubtful. She has beer
visited by. several physicians, but ths
= peculiar nature of her smalady has no.
been exactly ascertained. but it is sup
n posed she dosssit TO avoid the scandal.
WHEN yong man in Patagonia fall.
4 in love with agiS he lassoes her, drag,
i her home lsnind his horse, and that i
ii the marriage ceremony necessary. II,
Vdoesn't even have to buy The lasso.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
S..rnrIIsHEp EVERY SATURDAY MoRN1Na-Bx
1ua A. sKILLMAN.
Terms of subscription:

One copy. one year. by mail -. -...... .Ss 90
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SEN FR|'

A ND POSTPAIB-FHE BEVERLY BUDGET.
III SIS per week GASH to- li,sat hDmesor tfAv-
cling. Something entirely new lAdlrese1 Et.
once THE BEvERLY COMPANY, Chicago. zS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06

! WHEN young man in Patagonia falls
in love with aglSl he lassoes her, drags
herr nome Nslind his horse. and that is
81 the marriage ceremony necessary. He
1doesn't even have to buy The lasso.-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06
CITY TAXES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN rHA1fis r4E rl44lE
lv Assessment Roll of the CITY Of Hamilton,
for the fiscal year 1874. has been placed in nv
hands for collection That the taxes Of said CITY
are now due and payable. al nyofface In the city
Halls from AZ p}clock ~. to g clock p. M lSun-
days excepted, and that the law in regard 70 the
collection thereof will be strictly enforced 0.
tfaW s@ +esAs N JAMES HAGAR. y.
City Marshal and Elk -Dficio Tax Collector
Hamilton, September 81, 1874 sl9-tf !,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06

DR.. j. r. NJ. owen, S. asa.
PHYSICIAN. 4 SURGEoN.-oFFTCE IN THE
Brick residence, in rear of Withington's
building. sI8g 5H08s ss mS@tf
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WI. w. Henry,
Emanuel Meyer


hjHISICIAN.AND SURGEON HAS. REsUMRDl
the practice Of medicine in Hamilton. 5
:, Ohiee-in the building formerly occupied by
Thomas Hawley. aGs ~-@ :, l. s27 If =
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Q PH !: RIDE,

TNHE GREAT SILVER PLATTER, CLEANER.
IL and sPolisher. Indispensable to,eyery FAM
lily. A fortune for Agents. Sells atasight.-
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