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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-04
WHITE PINE NEWS

DOMESTIC DIPLOMACY.
She was watchingat the window. ss
AS r hurried Town the street
sr In the simple browIFm erlno
= That I fancy looks so neat,
And her smile thought ~pertentlous
A It was so exceeding sweet.
Then she met me at the threshold
With avery loving kiss,
That recalled the early stages
OF our matrimonial Dllss-
And / felt at once a tremor- y
4FSot Was there anything anilss z
sac Mol The scaildren were al quiet,
t9S And the hearth was very bright,
And my pet--our roguish Charlie
tAA4 Was quite festaI in his white
Yet l braced myself for something,
Be that something what it might.
80 My chair was near the fire,
And my slippers by it side
My pipe was very handy,
And my papers open VIDE,
And she wore the pretty breastpln
That I gave her when a bride.
The dinner was perfection
-Ei2 8 1T was lavish without waste
the soup was vermlceln,
And exactly to my taste IA
While the dessert was a triumph
OF artistic skill in paste.
And when the meal was over,
And the inner man at rest,
She drew her chair beside me,
With the baby on her breast,
I / felt, and so I told her,
- was one among the bfest.
Oh! the smile of tender radiance
That illurnined all her face,
AS 1 clasped her to my bosom
n In a lovers fond embrace
III 1t was then she softly whispered,
"Won't you let me have that lace ~
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DeIinqnent Sales.
NHrRRx- cREEK MILL AND MINING

CHERRY CREEK MILL N MINING
u COMPANY-Location of principal place of
business. San Francisco, California. Location
of works, Cherry Creek Mining District, White
Pine county, Nevada. M
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
NO. AZ levied on the 18th day OF July, 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. as follows Ed.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE ON THIS, THE 14TH A OF AU-
IfGUST, leased the Saw-milI in Stone Canyon,
Cherry Greek, White Pine. county, to Jacob
Weber, who alone will be responsible for all in
debtedness against said mill. nHas84 s.
p. A. WAGNER.
st04stssA11 Agent for JOHN WAGNER.
Hamilton. August 16, 1875. "a s. au2l-tf Z
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You, and each of you, are hereby notified that if
you do not appear within ninety days from the
date of publication of this notice, and pay your
proportion of the expenses incurred in develop
ing the mines of the company, the undersigned
will claim a forfeiture Of your interests, accord
ing to law.
FRED. M. BENNETT.
Eberhardt, Aug. IL. 1875. aul4-90d
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stOH. nay friends p'lexclaimed a tenn
perance crater. that I had a window in
my heart that you might all look in and
see the truth of what I tell your Would
mt a pain in your stomach do just as
we'll a. asked a smaa boy.
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Assessment Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POTTS, SAMUEL LONGLEY,
l. Samuel Head, William W. Kelton, John A.
Paxton, NJ. Upton, Lowell White, and Louis
Goldstone, owners in the Slope
Consolidated viz.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED
IA from Courts of different States, for deser-
tiion, etc. No publicity required. No charge
until divorce granted. Address,
HOUSE, Attorney, 1914 Broadway, N. Y.
je206m
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aDo lssgh a little. my love- said an.
Ohio Congressman to his wife, who
looked as serious as a woman who had
just faibed IN a divorce suit. 81 am
Waiting until I read your speech on
finance. a8sa gs
- krsr { .IEaA .aas1aaA
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or 80 Nnn PER DAY. AGENTS WANTED
Do lu OZU All classes of working people
of both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
anything else. We offer employment that will
pay handsomely for every hours work. Full
particulars. terms, ETC., sent free. Send us youD
address at once. Don't delay. Now is the time.
Don't look for work or business elsewhere, until
you have learned what we offer.
mar27 G.. SIINSON & Co., Portland, Maine.
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REWARD y!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE ABOVE
IL reward for the arrest and conviction Of the
party or parties who on Monday morning, the
18th day Of April, 1875, set fire to the Watson
Silver Mining ~Colnpany's quartz mill, at Mine.
raj City, Robinson District, Nevada.
d. T. ELMORE, Superintendent.
Hamilton, April Is, 1875. a17-tf
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CHARCOAL !!

CONTRACTS VIII BE LET BY THE
~ Hamilton Mining and Smelling Company
for the burning or delivery of Charcoal. Coal
to be delivered at their works in Hamilton.
All proposals should be addressed to the Su-.
perintendent of the Hamilton Mining and Smelt-
ing Company
w. I'll. FORD, Superintendent.
Hamilton, July 13, 1875. jy17-tf.
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A DvERTIsING /. Cheap: Good: svs-

ADVERTISING Cheap : Good Sys-
n tematic. All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the inser-
ton of advertisements, should send Is cents
to Geo. p. Roweil & Co., Al Park Row, New
York. for their PAMPHLET-BOOK, ninety
seventh edition,) containing ligts of over 1000
newspapers and estimates, showing the cost.
Advertisements taken for leading papers in many
States at q tremendous reduction from publish
ers' rates. GET THE BOOK. mar35
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
4 of Al BROWN, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted to present their claims to Louis A. Hauck,
at his office in Hamilton, White Pine County.
within ten months from the date hereof,
u5 isaeeds 80 LEVI SMITH, 4
Administrator of the estate of A. j. Brown,
deceased.
Dated Hamilton, July q, 1875. jy3l.4t
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Assessment Notice.
TO THOMAS

TO THOMAS BURNING:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT WE
Il have performed labor on the Elko Califor-
mia mine, situated in White Pine Mining Dis
trict, White Pine county, State of Nevada, to the
amount of four hundred and fifty dollars. Said
mine is owned as follows:
Thomas Durning.............. 162 feet.
A. Maui 4 Co............ 49,. 476 feet.
r. Sadler. 1872 feet.
800 feet.
And unless you pay your proportion Of said
amount in ninety days from this date, your in
terest in said mine will become our property.
A. MAU Il co.,
El VICE. r. SADLER. n
Hamilton, June 2, 1875. je5-90d
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A THRIFTY MANS RECoRD.-It is your
saving man who makes money, not your
speculator, who wins and loses. An il
lustration of this old fact in the proverb
books was afforded recently at Allentown,
Pennsylvania. Thomas Eckert died, and
as Thomas Eckert had been always a
quietman,. of apparently no possessions,
his death excited little comment; not a
great manyspeople wept when they car
ried Thomas Eckert's body to the grave.
He wasn't just the kind of man to tug
at peoples heart-strings much in his de-
parture. He was buried, and the execu-
tors took an inventory of his worldly
goods. They found in cash in his house
one dollar. They found all his personal
effects and footed up their value, and it
made about a thousand dollars. Then
the executors, found some notes and
bonds, and the nature of these notes and
bonds made people talk. The estate of
Thomas Eckert, who had denied himself
the comforts of life, is estimated at about
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
He had let his notes and bonds accumu-
late. On some of the notes the amount
of interest already paid, which was re-
corded on the backs, amounted to more
than the face o fthe obligations ! Thrifty
Thomas Eckert knew the secret of get
ting rich. Perhaps, though, it would have
been better for Thomas Eckert TO have
been more like other people.
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SEWING MACHINES, P PaT4HasgI

and make, can be purchased cheap by making
application at this Office. 49 :
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

!" As soon as the baby's taething begins
the romance Of married life ceases. No
woman can feel any sentiment for a man
who travels around in his night-shirt of
q hot Summers eve, with a squalling in
FAINT dangling over his shoulder"
"They must have been engaged, for
in the ice cream room the other evening
he blew her cream for thirty minutes so
it wouldn't scald her mouth. Such in
stances of deprayity are never witnessed
after marriage"
A clergyman of the Church of England
has been sentenced to five years penal
servitude for causing false entries to be
made in the church register concerning
the death of of his parishioners.
When a Vermont man found that tn e
medical students had stolen the body of
sis ne~wly-buried wife, he remarked that
it was a sad case, but that he had saved
the cost of a tombstone.
Men are cratic William Homer of
Memphis, permitted his wife to give a
grand party and when the guests had ar
rived he brought in the garden hose and
sprinkled them out.
Toprevent herlover from 'tgoingb back
Of his promise a Detroit girls always in
Produces him to her friend as my in
tended husband"
man being commiserated with on ac-
count of his wife's running away, said,
"Don't pity me until she comes back
again"
Instead of being sent to Congress prize
fighters should be appointed pound
masters.
If you itch for fame, go into a grave
yard and scratch yourself against a tomb
stone.
Instead of putting money in stocks
many old people put it in stockings.
'SNebuchadnezzar is the only man who
went when told to go to grass.
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appIirations for leatent.
-AppIicationfOr Patent
To the ciIiigan Mine.
NOTICE NO. 900.

q. s. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, NEv.,
PHI August %, 1875. !
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Mann'SN New Method for The PianOFOrtG

Is the latest and best book for Elementary In
struction for this instrument. It combines the
excellences of all other works {; is systematic,
progressive and pleasing. A great help to both
teacher and pupil. Price, $3.50.
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TO THE PIANO TRADE

AS being the most desirable and attractive in
strulnent to sell, its low price and quality of re-
manning in good order, make the Empire I"
Piano an especial favorite with dealers.
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Instead of putting money in stocks
many old people put it in stockings.
SNebuchadnezzar is the only man who
went when told to 60 to grass.
, 1875-10-17


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, 1875-10-17

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, 1875-10-17
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, 1875-10-17
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, 1875-10-17

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, 1875-10-17

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, 1875-10-17

LILY SITUATED ;
y h94 Vest Adanar-st-,
nprov5ments:EerF low
! with parties Ii doai-
1:,tLIASalle.sS.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
Before Judge Moore.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-THE WAY
OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YES
TERDAY.
Yesterday forenoon the Grand jury brought in
large batch OF indictments. Among the number
was one against Counsellor James A. Ridgeway
the legal adviser OF Mr.. Bergh's Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, In Brooklyn.
He is found guilty OF having brought one OF his
cases before the Grand Jury, this being the duty
OF the District Attorney. over zeal In his duty IL
the soles offence the prosecuting officer for the
people attributes to Mr.. Rdgeway, in this instance
and the Court, upon the application OF Mr. James
Troy, granted an attachment Tor Mr.. Ridge ways
charge.
Thomas Geary, william keenan, and Patrick
Curren, indicted for burglary In the third degree
pleaded not guilty and were remanded Tor trial.
Philip WerschiDg, John Rhatigan and Thomas
TAFT. Indicted for grand larceny, pleaded not
guilty Trial this week
William Duffy, indicted for forgery In the third
degree, pleaded not guilty. lie will be tried dur.
ing the week.
William Ellis and James Reilly, indicted for bur.
Rarv In the third degree. pleaded not guilty
Joseph Leavy, indicted for larceny, pleaded not
guilty.
for grand larceny, pleaded not guilty.
Michael Kelly, Tor larceny; Henry Ferguson
Lyncn, for seduction under promise of marriage :
Daniel Kane, Tor embezzlement; Henry McCor-
mick, for assault and battery, with Intent to KILL
each pleaded not guilty. and were remanded TO
Jail TO await trial.
catherine welasr. for obyeIntpg money under
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
ROBBING A CHURCH.

hObblNt CdUhCH
Michael Green and Carney Fallon boys, wer Q
charged with breaking into the Fiity.seventh
street Episcopal church, near Lexington avenue,
and stealing large quantity OF lead pipe and the
numbers OF the pews, which they broke of. They
were traced to No. SIS Seventh avenue Junk
shop, kept by Daniel O'Shea. and there officers
Wilson and Cornish, Of the Ninetee precinct
police, found portion OF The property and re-
ceived such Information as led to the arrest OF
accused. O'Shea was also arrested and taken to
c0urS. The three were held for trial.
A BRAVE SERVANT GIRL.
John Smith, an alias Of course, was arraigned
on charge OF being q sneak thief and stealing
$54 worth OF silverware, which he did not get
away with. He found the basement door OF the
private house No. 115 East twenty-five street
open, and, entering unobserved, he gathered IN
the siverware chat he found upon table and was
in the act OF leaving when the servant girl saw
him. An alarm was given by her, Smith ran and
she pursued him. The chase was kept up by her
until Offcer White, OF the Eighteenth precinct ar
rested the might've. He was committed for trial
at the General Sessions.
AN OLD ROBBERY SUCCESSFULLY INVESTIGATED
On the 18th OF last November 500 worth OF wear.
ing apparel was stolen from the apartments OF
James j. Hlcks0n, No. 1874 Ninth avenue The case
was reported at the Twenty-second precinct
station house, and yesterday Oficer Davis sue.
ceeded in arresting the thtef She Is q young girl
domestic on the next floor The theft was traced
to her by means OF the pawn tickets Tor the prop
erty lost by HicksOn, which were found upon her
when arrested She was committed for trial.
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sURRoGATE's COURT or KINGS COUNTY.
Before William u. Veeder, Surrogate.


The wills of the following named persons were
admitted to probate in the Kings County Surro-
gates Court during the past week Francis Ar
bona, Anna Chase, Michael Lynch, Anthony B.
Linssen, Garrett Murphy, Charles Mullen, John
M. Meyer, Lydia G. Palmer formerly Lydia G.
Bradingl, James Powell, Margarerha Scheidt,
Henry Smith, Ernst Yung known as Ahrents
Jung, or Hanse jung, Claus Henry Brickwedel,
Daniel Boyle, Cornelius O'Brlen, Anna Waters,
John A. Buck, John Ryan, Ezekiel Auerback and
william H. Brown, OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF administration were granted in the
VIZ. Henry Heller, Mary Dougnerty. Louis Rim
gen, Mary Sexton, Joseph Mulligan, Mary Z.
Mayor Noble S. Bennitt, Mary Stanley COrmerly
Mary Dunn, John RYAN. George S, Goodrldge
William II. S. Werrey, Henry Maston. Franz jain,
Mary II: Halsted, Julia suydam, OF Brooklyn, and
Daniel Marne OF the town OF Flatbush.
Letters of guardianship OF the persons and es-
tate OF Charles Heller and Henry Heller we're
granted to Franz Heller, OF Charles Z. Reed to
Murtagn to Patrick Murtagh, Of Brooklyn.
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~. SARGENT. James E. Mayweil.s William Mills
Datp kA.h
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBE
BY Judge DOnOhue.


SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs
BY Judge DonOhue.
Spies vs.. The Mayor CT al.-Motion denied.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Billings VS.. Blanck Memorandum.
Manhattan Savings Bank vs.. Tuska; Brown vs..
Mulligan; OConnor VS.. Brannan.-Granted.
Remer vs. Spelman.-Mr. Pancher's anidavit is
not verified
In the matter OF Taft.-The general guardian
should unite in the execution OF the bond (rule
66). The papers on which the order was granted
shoulG also be handed IN, so that 1t can be seen
whether the provisions OF the rule have been COM
piled with in other respects
AchesOn vs. Acheson and anOther.-The plain
tin Is entitled to judgment On the gr0und that
the answer Is frivolous.
Peyret vs. Peyret.-In this case require the
pleadings order OF publication, proof OF publica-
ton and order OF reference.
Mansfield VS. Fisk.-Thls application should be
presented TO the Justice who held the Circuit at
which the case was tried.
Mclean VS.. Sone.-I Will sign an order confirm
ing the report OF the referee, but cannot sign the
judgment presented until the costs have been IN
serted.
Prtss Vs. RydlOwskt.-in this case wish to hear
counsel on the point whether the payment should
be made TO Surrogate or Public Administrator
and as to the allowance asked for.
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HARRIs-HAZLErT.-OnT Thursday. February IL,
by the Rev. DR.. Millett at his residences, HIRAM
HARRIS late OF ROXbury, to Miss JOSEPHINE ANNA
HAZLETT, all Of this CITY,
HowE-SHIELDs.-On February Is. 1875. at st.
Michael's church, by the Rev. Alban Oraddock,
SHIELDS, OF New York city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday, December
81, 1874, by the Rev. George Taylor, p. I. LONG,
WORTH to DEBORAH +. TAYLOR, youngest daughter
OF the late John B. Taylor, all OF Brooklyn.
MCLEAN-COTTRRLL.-On saturday, February 90
York, to ELLA E., daughter OF Joseph Cottrel Of
Mateawan, N. j.
ROTHOLz-vICToR.-On Sunday, February H. by
Rev. Dr. Messner, MIR. SAMUEL ROTHOLz oil Aspin.
WALL to Miss BERTHA VICTOR, OF this city.