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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04

JUDGE F. w. Cole, who presides over
the judicial district which embraces Whit
Pine county, being seriously sick, look
the advice of Tom Wren and A. NJ. Hill
house and instructed the Clerk of the
Court for that county to adjourn the same
for the term. Meantime the Governor,
as by statute authorized to do. requested
Judge Bounifeld of Humboldt to go to
Hamilton and hold the court, but he found
that he had got there too lAte-Cole's or
der to the Clerk having been issued.
Messrs. Wren and Hillhouse assume the
responsibility. but a writer in the White
Pine News of February rs thinks them
guilty of meddling in a matter which is
no concern of theirs and says SO Ill So
many words.
The above is from the Carson Appeal,
and is correct in all particulars. save that
the court was not adjourned until the day
following Judge Bonnifeld's arrival al
Eureka, at which place he was informed
that the court had been adjourned, but
which was not the truth.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04
SHERiFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court OF Hamilton
Township No. !, in and for the County of White
Pine, State of Nevada, on the twelfth day Of
February, A. D.. 1876, and to me directed and de-
livered for a judgment rendered in said Court, on
the tenth day of February, 1876, III favor of the
State of Nevada, Plaintiff, and against John Doe,
Richard Roe and unknown owners, Defendants,
for the sum Of ninety-fve and s~ixty-one one
hundredth 1895 Gil dollars tax and delinquency,
and for three hundred and eighty-two and eighty
eight one hundredth 1882 8Sl dollars in coin,
costs Of suit. and one and twenty-five one hum
dredths Isl 25l accruing costs, amounting in
the whole at this date to four hundred and
seveny-Rine and seventy-four one hundredth
(S479 74).dollars gold coin, as appears of record.
Ihaye on this, the nineteenth day of February,
A.. d. 1876, levied on the following property, to
wit Lots IA and Is, block l south 16s feet of
lot Is, block L; lot "a, block 9 lot 81, block Q;
lot 80, block 2 lot "a, block 2 lot 10, block 8 /;
east 40 feet of lots 9. 10 and II, block 4 /:
lot 35. block 5 lot S, block 6 lot 6, i block 6
lot 16. block 6 /; lot 10, block 6; lot Fl, block 6;
lot q, block 6 lot %, block 8 lot 25, block 6
lot &c, block 8 lot %, block 6 ; lot 40 feet front
ing on Main street, Featherstone block, bounded
south by O'Donohue, north by Sadler; lot IA,
block Il west Is feet Of lots Is and 16. block
IA lots, 8. Z, s and s, block is lot 6, block %
lots Z, s, IA, Is, 16, II and IS, block %; lots 3,
AS Z, 8, 10 and 8, block So; lot II, block g. LOT
IL, block %; lots IA, Is, 16, II, So and 60, block
So lots 5, s, Z, 8. 9. -. IL. Is. II, Is, 10, 30, 81,
%, % and "a, in block SO. situate in the town
of Hamilton.
Notice fs hereby given that on the Goth day OF
March, A. d. 1876, between the hours OF 9
O'Clock A. M. and 5 O'Clock p. NJ, viz at IL
o'clock noon, will sell all the right, title, claim
and interest of the said Defendants. John Doe,
Richard Roe and unknown owners Of, in and to
the above described property, at the Court
house door in the town of Hamilton, White Pine
county, Nevada, at public Auction, for gold
coin, cash in hand. to the highest and best
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
ED. RUM, Sheriff.
Hamilton, February IA, 1876. fb19-td
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Communicated
GENERAL ORDER NO. i.

Having learned that a portion Of my vast
dominlons is in a state of insurrection.
embracing that particular province known
as and called White Pine county in the
State of Nevada, / have instructed judge
Cole to hold Court there at the next term.
irrespective of any orders Of his wife to
the contrary. 7 have ordered 10. 900
stand OF arms to Captain Hubbard Of
Eureka the arms are of the latest i'm
proved pattern of needle-guns. have
ordered Major Dennis to Immediately
proceed to White Pine county and quell
the instruction with $1,000 troops. and
he will call at PANCAKE for all necessary
commissary stores. I have also ordered
Captain Hubbard to follow Major Dem
mis- in a post-ehaise in one week after the
departure of Major Dennis command
from Eureka. | have also ordered the
President of the Damphool Infrmary to
report for duty to Major Dennis, and he
will rank as chief of staff, with the rank
of Captain. The Damphool Inirmary,
in a body, will march for the seat of war
Immediately in the rear of Captain Hub
bard's carriage, under the command OF
the acting Secretary, John Murphy, who
is hereby promoted to rank as President
of that institution for gallant and meri-
torious behavior in all previous engage
ments. / have also ordered the Hon.
Thos. Wren and Counsellor Hillhouse to
convene a general court-martial at once
to try the leaders of the rebellion"
with Instructions to try Colonel Fitton
first. and if found guilty, that his head
be extracted from his body. and his body
divided into four equal parts, aud turned
over as trophies to the Damphool mfr
mary. This order, coming from general
headquarters, you are instructed to obey
no orders coming from Gov. Bradley of
the State of Nevada. and his orders will
not be obeyed, and if any be issued. or
if any Judge attempts to hold Court
there, other than the one designated in
this order, he will be Immediately court
martisled. The President of the Dam
phool Infirmary will Immediately, on the
PRONUNCIATION of this order, seize Pete
Cannavan and place him in irons, as I
am reliably informed by o courier just
arrived that he is acting for or in SYM
pathy with the rebellion" 1t is fur
Their ordered that inasmuch as the Hon.
Thos. Wren is the most legal and pro-
found light in that section of the coun-
try, he is hereby appointed Judge Advo-
cate General to preside at the court-mar-
tial. with the rank of Brevet Major in the
regular army. 1t has also been brought
to my knowledge that the White Pine
News, a weekly journal published in the
immediate locality of the rebellion" is
giving aid and comfort to the rebels, it is
ordered that said paper be suspended.
Lucky" Baldwin is charged with the
due execution of this order.
NORTON l.,
Emperor of the U. S. of America.
City and county Of San Francisco, Feb
ruary Oath. 1876.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04
WHITE PINE LODGE NO IA.

r. &c "a. M.
q THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS
XXof White Pine Lodge. No. IA, F.. & A. M.
will be held in Masonic Hall the First
Tuesday of every month.
Called Communications every Tuesday Even
ing.
Members Of sister lodges and sojourning breth-
rem in good standing are cordially invited to
attend.
JOHN KING, W. M.
JOIN B. WILLIAMSON. Secretary. jn15-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04

ScRIMMAGE.-A difficulty occurred last
Saturday in Carson between Harry
Mighels of the appeal, and Prof. Frank
Stewart. which, but for the Intervention
of bystanders might have ended in seri-
~ results. The difficulty originated in
relation to an article in Sunday mornings
appeal, commenting upon centennial
matters and Prof. Stewards connection
Herewith. We have since learned that a
mutual and amicable understanding has
been brought about between the parties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04

Rich RocK.-We were shown, to-day,
a specimen of chloride ore from a lot OF
ten tons just reduced at the Manhattan
Mill. which was extracted by Louis Schoff
from the Sagebrush mine, Yankee Blade,
two and one-half miles distant from
Austin. The specimen is a special piece
intended for presentation to the cabinet
OF the Society of Reese River pioneers,
and is very rich. being all chloride and
horn silver, and will probably assay
far up into the thousands. The lot work
ed at the mill gave an average result OF
$476 perton. the first working, So 64. IA,
second class, $615 rs; third class, S2lO
so. The ore was discovered in the grass
roots, while the discoverer was pulling
sagebrush with which to build a fire,
With such bonanzas as this lying around
loose right at our very doors, the Black
Hills sink into insigni6cance.-Resse
RiUer ReueILe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04
STOCKS.

The telegraph line west of Virginia was
down yesterday. The following are
Thursday evenings San Francisco street
sales of Stocks /:
Ophir, g.; Mexican, 2SH; Kentuck,
15H; Imperial, 1871; Empire Mill, 81:
Alpha, 49,; Mexican, 2SH ; Crown
Point, 24H; Yellow Jacket, 1919 Con-
solidated Virginia, 454; Hale IL Norcross,
AZ; Sierra Nevada, 22H; Savage, 1917;
Justice 26H; Overman. 70; Gould &
Curry. 81: Confidence. 22L; California,
80; Union, 49,; Best & Belcher, 62H.
In the Board Meadow Valley, "a; Ray
mond & Ely. 1919; Eureka Consolidated,
liz Jackson 2; Alps, ~ Belmont,
"a; N. Belle, So !; Wells, Fargo. 44c.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04
WATCHES.

lATE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE
w of ROSCOP'S SILVER WATcFtES, dncct
from the manufacturer's agents. These watches
are warranted to be frst-clasS time-keepSrs, and
are sold at the low price Of S1G
ESERTS & co.
Hamilton, Jan. 81, 1876. jn27-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04

A TREATY of peace has been signed by
the two fighting Chinese companies in
Virginia City, and it is to be hoped they
will live up to the treaty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04
A DvERTIsING !. cheap. Good. sys

A DVERTISING 5 Cheap . Goods Sys-
n temstfc. All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the inser-
ton OF advertisements, should send 25 cents
to Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Al Park Row, New
York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK, ninety
seventh edition,1 containing ligts Of over 1000
newspapers and estimates, showing the cost.
Advertisements taken for leading papers in many
States at a tremendous reduction from publish
ers' rates. GET THE BOOK. mar27
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-03-04

On DUTY.-Babcock and Lucky re-
sumed their respective duties at the Ex-
ecutlve mansion Oh the 18th ult.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N indebted to the undersigned are requested
to settle Immediately. l am obliged to pay my
debts and cannot do il without coin. Therefore
take notice aud save costs.
A. G. LOwHFF.
Hamilton, Feb. Z. 1876. Ebl2-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

\ situation is wanted by q woman
who is a cook. See notice in another
column OF this paper.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
Capitol Sau.rs Trees.

Yesterday sons workmzu were Ell
gagel jiggin2 ont the inside rn~ u cot
touwood trees on tDs vest side II Cap
10! Square. Meeting Mr.. Ferris, who
has contract to setsout some trees apd
shruobery Oh those grounds, we inquired
of him what he purposed doing, and he
said that he WAS going to plant about
two hundred trees. mostly elms, around
the square. Here and there IN the
grounds will be some evergreens those
Dutch cheese shaped things. we sup
pose The taking ont OF The aforesaid
Iuns3 row Of cottouw9ols was IN otedi-
epce TO orders. he Ill orders from the
Capitol Building Commission. We infer.
e said he should go to California very
soon to purchase the trees BE is4&nd.
BESIDES the elms and aTbor VII, there
viii be some box elder, which axe hand
some and rapidly growing ueas. Now
we like the notion O; elms. They are
the ceanest and mos; agreeable Shade
trees that grow; bat we hope the Board
will not insist upon having the ou.eT
row ot cottonwoo3s Tanoved-"t any
rate not before tn Ems and ntLer trees
have lad two or t4rse seasons growth.
Indeed, We do not At Al! share the very
] COMMON prejudice against Cy.tyh"oo-5.
! Iley have given t. Carson TLatever q
tree shade and green LEAKAGE /. has had.
They grow rupiilE, are hardy and do
not harbor nox'oGs yeriuin. The OBJ
! lection Is 10 their cotton. For the
jewellers uuon the ragged eGga # the
/ great North American desert. va are
| very nice aud d@inty and pertlcuiaT and
! thin skinned. The man who does not
feel sort Of gratitude to Inc !ridge
/ which carries hIm IN safety over tie
| stream which lies Ill LIS path Nll cot
I down with remofseless hand and cruel
/ AZ the cottonwood which. in his aka
/ line DAYS, has sheltered and shaded hum
! from the glare Of Sirius. Tic man Of
! sentiment and gratitude viii lot do this.
| He Will sit under his spreading cotton
wood, even while lis downy frUitnSe is
! blowing into his nose and ears, ana
think OF j. Is the Spaniard thinks q his
I olive, or the Arab OF his date pain, aud
! rejoice. But we suppose those who
| have the destluies Of Capitol square III
! keeping know best what trees are needed
TO adorn that piece al land, and that
they Ii!l governed - ;Aelr Judgment
| in Inc premises.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

4 DONATION PARTY.-Parson Ievls OF
the N. E. Church, called in yesterday to
say that Il Monday night his house WIS
invaded by hundred or more irrepres-
lille ladies and gentlemen. who piled his
larder full Of good things TO eat and
drink, furnished his bureaus and ward
robes with an abundance Of things where
with to be clothed, and before leaving.
showed purse into his hand containing
upwards Of one hundred and thirty dol
lars. That is pretty substantial sort
Of invasion and one which We very
heartily commend
IL THE SUPREME Court is the case Of
re Controller VS.. the Treasurer OF
KasLoe County Mr.. Hobart sues for
a rlaudamus TO compel that county to
Iisgorge into the State Treasury pro-
portion Of the 20 per cent. OF certain taz
moneys paid by the Central Pacific Rail
road Company. Washoe had some hight
bard having to get that money, and 1t
Will seem a little tough if she has to d.
vide with the State.
THAT MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT Process
SION nigh. before last was the funeral
cortege of the Curry Engine Company S
dog Spot" Slowly and sadly they
laid him down, ana having LAID him
down. they themselves took up the line
of march for home. and the music by the
band-two snare drums and bass drum,
was very affecting. Spot WAS the victim
Of poison, We believe.
Dan De QUILLE's new BooK.-Says
last evenings Coli Hill News: Dan
DE guile received a telegram few days
ago from Mark Twain stating that his
Dams new book was nearly ready for
delivery, and thai be should shortly put
canypssers in The field. The name of
.he book is Tie Bonanza.
Hon. II. O. BEATTY of Sacramento was
in the city yesterday He came up to
attend some business which took him to
DAYTON. He should return to Sacra-
mento last night, he thought.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

pHofIrAgLE DREAMING. - The lot
terry, YOU know, is the great passion in
Italy, but especially III Rome. You
remember the line jewelers. shop on
the corner Of the Corso and Piazza san
Carlo. Beliezza is the owners name.
He i employed by the royal family,
and also by the Pope. One morning
last week he came into the shop and
told his head clerk that he had had a
curious dream the night before. lie
had seen the Pope. Holy Father had
asked him about his business. The
man told him he had no new orders.
,iWell, WE'LL" replied his Holiness,
am going to give you one. You Will
make me four jewels like this, twelve
az tuat style, and thirty Of the other
Tho clerk begged hIa master to play
these numbers mt the lottery, but Bel
]. "a shrugged his shoulders and re-
ru-nd. ON saturday the clerk renewed
the attack. .'Soe,n he said, &" the lot
to- Office opposite will close in an
uthgr half hour. Let me run over and
b.., YOUR ticket" BelleIza laughed
AND said, (" Don't spend over five
fraurS if You go; that's enough TO
throw away" The clerk rushed across
the street. bought FOR his padrone a
terra. or three numbors-four, twelve
and thirty, the ones mentioned in the
dream; - these lao added iifty-elght,
which is the number that stands for
the aupc e book of chances among
the nine numccrs. Tho lottery office
closed, and in tho afternoon the draw
ing took place. Then Bcllelza learned
t.al he was tIe happy winner OF l16,
C'n traucs. about 1000. Phila-
lclphia Bulletin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

CoI.. II. u. VEshY Is reported danger.
ously sick at Reno. According to &c.
counts received but little hope IS enter
tanned Of his recovery.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
MINING STOCK REPORT


-Hba
400 Ophir Ct 9. 66l4, Go. 6534, CO.'S
1920 AfeNirau %. 50 >, 351., 3512 bio
SO Cont, aud curry %, - b5, IA
40 Be nd BeIcher so. 59i2
l4>5 e., 5ruia -. sol :, SO 10
50 Sa,dge ~, Is34, is. ~ 10
800 Con Virginia 424. 422. Ils, 49,
80 Chollar $50. 49, :, 1871, l30 80
30 Hale and Norcposs ~. 20, is Z.
40 Crown Point 25t4 2534. -. 10
- Yellow Jacket us. IA. III
l61j Imperial Il. =. IA, IA
) Gold Hi Quartz ~
ll-5 kentuck Is, ia, H., IL
so Alpha H. -. ~ bio
He Relcher 81. - =. 49,, 49,.
b2a Empire Mil SIS
so Confidence 20. .. 26a4, 36]4, ~
32u Justice -. -
ieU >uacor ! >,
1860 Sierra Nevada 243i. a. -
!.25 averman 81. 92., 80, 50. 49,.
10 Sig Belcher %
40 EAcheqner j, lisa
go Bullion -
800 Mon con H., L. b., L., b3o
500 Lady Bryan > s,%
- lula IS ,, lG5s. 10,
I>o Caledonia %, 1T
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

A BILL TO Tax BULLION. It nder date
Of Washington, March -, We have the
subjoined.
Representative Fort introduced bill
to-day, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Mans, providing
that on and after the lst day Of July next
there shall be levied and paid Il tax on
all sales or contracts for sales, whether
verbal or written, Of gold ana silver bnl-
lion and coin at the rate of one.twentieth
of one per cent, on the amount OF sales
or contracts for sales thereof. \ failure
TO make returns of sales or rendering Of
fraudulent returns is to be punished by
penalty of $500, besides the payment
of the tax due, to be assessed by the
Collector on the best information he can
obtain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

FA.N,uY THINGS. - Erom Paris,
.'a,o Il March l., We are told that:
The Dufaure- Richard Ministry,
ch4.,n entirely from The now comlsr-
adveiy small group Of the Loft Center,
canuo. last. The unmistakab e synp-
toms oG discomfort ut tho ministerial
selection leaves President NacMahon
discouraged aud uneasy. Gambctta
becomes moro r0nGdent and hopeful
and undoubtedly is the most powerful
ma. in praijameG'.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
At. Carson Gun.u and tEe GeEtcn-
MIA! IA Carson.

Something more than year ago ~
western portion OF i at any rate oGauld
agree upon Carson City as tie place FOR
holding grand Fourth of July Centen-
MA celebration, this year. ! few weeks
ago in q notice of the masquerade ball
then to be given by the Carson Guard,
We renewed the proposition 1t seems
that the guardsneu have taken this
proposition under ndvisemeDt as the fol-
lowln. communication from Sergeant
Moger informs as. Says he:
Ma. EDIroE: At speci0, meeting OK
the Carson Guard, held in their arluuly
las. evening. 4 comuittee 81 five was
appointed 70 act IN relation t. Your pre-
position thai thu Centennial celebration
On 4th Of Juir next fot Western Nevada
be held at Carson. The conAittte viii
issue a call in few Iays, through tie
press, for a mass meeting If Cij<auS 10
b. held at their niI9oty-Ai1ore 1. Par
ke,'s hall-on one week from Monday
net for the purpose Of appointing O.
selecting a citizens committee 10 take
charge Of tie Centennial celebra ion and
make al arrangements uecC 10y ttr the
same Mt Carson City. Iou can give no
tlce :ha. such " c.il vii he made ami
wr,te an article 10 suit yourself. mere
" s;va yon the ten. VI "rE
It's seems to coysr all :Ae -l,ua6
quiz. a. welt IS erytb.0g " M IT.. s"y
could do
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DRrArI.r-1 NrrpE- IT PfoCEr.-Wa
-. ...tr-,.;,,, o.,,.,rt = , .1s.,s~-
S0P'
atr' -Ld ter lh'e tf'eeo! from last even
lng's Chr.piC,e: Last evening dispatch
,..os r,.c.,rs! Iva gentleman Of this city.
80. r.. I,.l.,,..
l. '''' 'H''' 'A"' "--- - Co.!
s. Id Earl HaHi., n Al t.oIle. The
n t.r.nDatc occurrence - reported 10
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Introduce 1!s'e!''"uie W NAN ll-.o
ballroom, o. TL.l Ear! HHiiiton WIS
~ liz re,tra-. y!.-fsurcn l;ice ruliei
OF hovie-kai.e and stabbed Hamil;o9
t. s"t Ae3ft' lie "isd Almost i1s''h' ~
II 7Ia!'j3. ietVeS p ne ana w y, ~
U4T4' No. - wa +-'''"' il! I@',t'l Il
lie has h,en II the employment Of Wells,
Fargo y 60, and has ,.5e" gen ny
HAEH ri i'> 9eC'-"' - "a. ~
serL-7 80 Hi'o D7g4 - "9"NlIe9' ~ '.'S
very quiet and lnotenslye GlsI ~lison,
, ne O''LA4 81 's-'-0'o 'HasI' - -
JJ',,,oor3aT H., j. - frst cn,si,, ~ ;.I-
o;st,irt T,,.1oa ~ I',rn,.n r,rn.r auj y
change 81 NeH"s VIA '"I;e'' - ''Ne"
1870; e.1-' ~ ],;|o,'. ,1. now, ,,,. la
NO, .ain., L.aner them anJ ms.
sas-sI ,oonv f-Iar1s IN. disn,slfipn
was y 10 ih5'Ll' ".'' I'M q = -
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t,-,.a s;,,,a .-5.i: - ,Ia ,rs,,9st fr;s,,1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
hardware, hardware, nara"a.si

Hardware Neru Naicf Haruwas"
Cull aui examine tas large alsyrlmcf Of goods
1t L. j.. RAILS, Gang Plows, side.hill plows
Breabiug Flows, e& iur rlUWf Stoves Of all
kinds; clSn the celebrated Medallion Range
CroaAesy aud Glassware. PANTS and Oiis, Bsi
fixtures Coal Oh, Chemical and Rubber Paints
G0s fixtures: Doors. Windows, Blinds, etc, str .
all of which he odcrs low down ior cash.