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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
At the saloons.

Inquiry at the various saloons elected the
following answers as to owthey will cater to
the taste Of their patrons.
AT THE BANK EXCHANGE
Tim Shine viii spread himself and give the
"boys'' a show to do the same. A magnif-
cent lunch of cold turkey, goose and chicken
will be laid out, and the wealth of the bars
viands furnished to wash down the same.
At wEBER's EXCHANGE.
The Boss and Johnny will treat their
patrons to the customary Oh istmas eggnog.
At THE sTosE SALOON.
Bassett & Brummett will furnish zone
choice novelties in the line Of Christmas
drinks, among which will be the traditional
eegnog.
uscLE GEORGE TAYLOR
win also get up some inviting fxings in the
line Of Christmas beverage Tor his patrons
and friends.
Jx HENRY
VIII also give the boys a layout at his saloon
in the way Of eggnog and fancy drinks.
AT III Palace,
Doaeher will entertain his friends in mag
niicent style. Eggnog will constitute the drst
course in his bill, after which will come other
Injuries. Doseher will be behind none of his
competitors in entertaining his friends on
Christmas Day.
HANk sTETsBURS,
At Chris Delkin's cid place, will give Christ
mas cheer in the way Of eggnog, etc. to his
old miner friends and patrons, all Of whom
he will be pleased to see and greet with a
merry Christmas"
This winds up the catalogue; but if any
one, after reading Of the many good things
WI have enumerated on the Christmas ealen-
dar, feels cranky with himself or anyone
else, why just step into p. Keogh's and ssho-
field will furnish you a shooter" with which
yoa can gain notoriety. If not sympathy, by a
judieioas use Of the snne. Fire hight
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
The Restaurants.

Cherry Crook is behind no town IN the
State in this important featnre. No town IN
Eastern Nevada can boast of better arranged
and better conducted establishments for the
benefit of the innur man. No douhttheeause
Of his IL because they are mostly conduct
ed nv the ladies. who are always supposed 10
lnow what best %pleases hungry mortals oil
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
Burgeois d Moore.

Of the butebershop, are putting in a tempt-
Ing assortmeDtof fat, luscious meats for the
holidays. It's n perfect cure for sore eyes to
look at those golden quarters Of beef. pork
and mutton hung np in th2ir shop. They are
enterprisins business men, aud SPARE no pains
to procure the best for their customers. A
Christians dinner without theaid Of Burgeoise
* Moore must be lacking in the main essen
ffala
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
FRIpAY,s sTocK REPoRT.

MORNING BOARD.
40 Ophir-6K 81 b
80 Mexican-9H -
900 Gould Il Curry-435e 440c
100 C~alifornia-i5c
225 Savage-ly0
900 Con. Virginia-I35c
100 Chollar-l05c
100 Hale & Norcross-180c
Crown Point-l05 110c
l50 yellow Jacket-3H
80 kentuck-B0c
GEO Beleher-160c Ia
la5 Sierra Neyada-9B
230 B~ullion-l35o
10 E~xehequer-l
2D0 Overman-l35e
so Justice Csc
1915 union-14T ia
AFTERNOON BOARD.
go Albion-l5Oc
100 Holmes-25
so Bodie-250c
900 Beehtel-10c
100 McClinton-5o
100 Bulwer-265c
200 GooashaY-25c
50 \ Noonday-25c
600 Boston-55c
100 0ro-20c
80 Silver king-1aH
100 H~eadcenter-50c
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
l. Elias,

OF the Clothing Bazaar, has recently added
some rare novelties to his stock, among which
we may mention ladies lacos, collarettes, cor
al sets, gents shirt j%owelry, and a full assort-
ment Of dry goods and clothing Of every de-
seriptien. Elias knows the wants Of this
community, and IS always ready to cater to
the public demand.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

At the Postoaice Variety Store, have their es-
adjustment full 10 oYerdo8ing with goods
suitable for hold y presents. Toys, dolls,
HOBBY horses. horns and bugles for tho young
folks.and solid gold aud silver watches. jew
cry, plated-ware. lamps, elegantly bound
books, etc, for those Of matarer years.
Thor stock Is immense. aud is going OF rap
idly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

Atthe Pioneer Corner Store, have on hand
a nice assortment Of fancy groceries for do
nestle use. Everything good 10 please and
satisfy the epicurean taste can DO found at
this old reliable establishment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
Fruits and

Ardaut, Of lhs fruit store, has a large and
VARIED assortment Of these sweetmeats for
the children. And what more suitable or
highly priced gifts blythe little ones. He vii
also have on hand a large stock of fresh
oysters and s~poc1led trout 10 touch the taste
Of the most exacting epieurian at this holiday
season.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
ouiIctaI Letter.

Following is tho official letter Of suRerin-
dendont Foulke, of the Star mine. for the
week ending December 18th:
WILLIAM SruART, Secretary. San Francisco {:
Tons Of orc extracted during tho week, 1872;
part ofmine from which taken, 30, SO, 4BO $50
levels; tons of ore milled, 1872, battery assay
value, $50 Coz furnace assay value, S53 27;
amount of bullion received, 1888 81: amount
of bullion shipped, S7.673 81.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

WE trust Congress will pass Gener-
al Roseeran's bill appropriating $780,
600 for the purchase of land, and the
erection OF suitable buildings in Cali
fornia, for a Veterans Home.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
Photograph Gallery
Second Door from Postoffice,1
Cherry lCreek-...... Nevada
H. C. TANDY, PROPRIETOR.

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
L to the citizens of Cherry Greek that / am
prepared to make Pictures in all the popular
styles and sizes in a superior manner. My
work will be found equal in tone and finish TO
that turned out by the leading artists of the
large cities.
Pictures made EQUALLY we'll ia all kinds of
weather. If there is any difference in sun
shine and cloudy weather, it is in favor Of the
latter.
Persons wishing fine Pictures will do well
to call soon, as my stay in Cherry Creek will
be short.
II. C. TANDY.
Cherry Creek. Nov. 5, 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
Millinery and Fancy Goods

Returning on our homeward trip we
dropped into Mrs. NJ. Gumnins' millinery
store, and found that lady engaged in ar
ranging her stock Of ladies' wear and fancy
articles on her shel 9es. They looked pretty,
but in this line Of business We are at sea for
words to suitably describe the complicated
headgear and other feminine lxings.
4 Nice Present 60 send IA Friend.
Further up the street We entered Tandy's
studio OF art and found that gentleman's par
lors nicely arranged and the walls embol-
lishod with beautiful specimens Of his skill
There is nothing moro appropriate TO send to
a distant relative or friend than a nice Pic
ture of ono's self. Iaady ean furnish you
the very best ut reasonable figures.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
john Wearno.

4 walk through Mr.. Waarnc's store dis
closes many preparations made to eater To the
numerous patrons Of the house As usual
the provision and grocery departments are
complete and inviting. In addition, Mr..
Wearne has lately received a very pretty as
sortmen Of lamps and ehinagare. lie also
deals extensively IN furniture and bedding.
Treat Your Sweetheart 90 "a Buggy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

First in our line Of travel came the stove
and tinware store of Mr.. Fuller. lie has a
full supply Of booking and heating stoves Of
various sizes and patterns; also. an abundant
supply Of t~inYare. hardware and sheet-iron.
A nice cook stove for your wife would be a
suitable holiday present.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

Crossing the street We stopped into Ed
ooWley's livery stable, and baheld aniee lot
of buggios in the court and slook, woll-kept
staeds standing in the stalls. Eds IS just tho
place to got a toney turnout to take your wife
or sweetheart out on a Christmas or New
Years jaunt. and the ladies would DO sure to
appreciate your thoughtful consideration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

In the line Of fancy groceries this house al
ways carries a large and well assorted stock Of
these necessary household articles. a il IS
impossible to enamefate the many sgooa
things 10 be had a. this establishment. all we
can do is to advise pater-families to Inspect
their stock and he viii be sure to lag in a
supply Of tho substantials for the holiday
season.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

At this establishment Is displayed ono of
the most extensive stocks Of holiday goods.
suitable for prosents,e ever brought to Eastern
Nevada. 1t comprises a varied and select
assortment Of toys for the little ones, silver
ware, Jewelry, clockA gents %jeselry, china
ware, fancy articles, cutlery. perfumery. mir.
rors aud pieteres. all suitable for holiday
gifts. The taste Of the little ones has been
especially Danderaa Ia
, 1881-07-01
MATRIMONIAL.
Observation-Disclosures

outct nnd axccet1,nxly pleusant wedding |
braa's parunts, No., ulo Webster Avenuc, tho
gsSs IT, the oontss't being % ,n M', s 1o'so"s psa"S
glassoroak, und Ar. Charles e. Harrington" Nsw New
W. .h Of Sc parsu
tho presence OF !. snal! company Of immediate
frIonds. The bride wis handsomely aft!Fcu IN
rIch br,aal rooe composed entirely Ct Venetian
n.s vbi,o "a ro,es e1 opa,uo % a md ,anonIs
Flnrenao ulssabryok. wh9 were p,nk % ~ n!e w.
snss's so'npaay Ssre ssist to par,4se q %sSaas
y oIauesst nj ~ ts ill.,
The rsssts W. wsre % yGFy ap1 ro1ws sa4
esa sver %ma eu,xSss osa nSu99St saess c
from friends Or Jig II@!ss; Ed.iin's3t '3 aHvas;; .!;
el,.on run troilfa; !. "! 91ta pGn wv
~sis hsas .'S a9a .:' atie!t: s!yes
"Sastle u chlon% at'a easc 'a ssae ,y',|,: WyIes:
SSx aoi!d;!'nsa s@K4rsgS ~ sirs ;nss wn
ana aia ss acsssrt SI spSoas, H. aad sirs. Il Sass:
osk sycr picke.,caster, rs',t: !; i; Had; Is sot
Kato xhito satin hana. .paia;isd I'm: NJ; sad
M and 9:S1s s1s esa9ss dtss Of e. PS; ssa
mud ,oui.gass opor9ne. u Peter SMITH; Eqnl-
lined silver oard'recelyor. VT. IND siss' W!llam
MouoRrarn, ,"Mother"; solitaire lamonst.r RUG,
~: Max t}aeheEt, Of Now York; pair ysaea. Mr.
Edwa l. nso; syer II sn. nna ap9as ras
satin par1,sol. MFs, M!.prga utcgory;, s,tser
hou4nos 'hatGvr, Mias EllA Torfy: End,i!nca FL.
yes snup.%de, w. os.so o!assnr3ok; -. pene psa.s
ENnnsa Harrington: silver WhfeF.Rcrs'tu, Slr. =.
, 1881-07-01
FREE TRADE IN PEANUTS.

A LIVELY TIME ON THE OPEN HtAttut
Tbnrn VIM row In the Open pparrt Of Trnde
?osto1o"s 'aot"us ns."IsA . ~ A". p.s,
lators,-R reEulHr hstcuh engaeeMent "h'ch
wins not declared oil Mnt6Q one OF the bGftlEereuta
bad been ctearly defeated. As 4 result catno
prosecution for assault, aud nut Of thls prosccu-
t,m vruy uoothor row III tho Open uuard Of
m, s." , .,,.o t,,n,..,tn, fms tha -trs,
AFaoo esen 1o.o N'c.eet"s tA"' Nv '
though tho participants WeFo hot 1ne saho.
Then, VI cuursc, Game another prosecution. ind
from 5 O'clock In tho nfternoUn until after 0
o.clock. Justico uruytuu's court .room was
crowded With sp3ou!atoss from TUG opea boaFu
Ut Trade, and Xuclty Arruy Ut lawyers who had
como tbnrc Il, tuattfy In ttIu exA,nat ton uf tue
seG,nd ,.dsp ,r tu 400 tie run nlid exppctQrute
| fnfmtt.t, T,Iire Iii over INC Tour
il.rt;s tho wuy It cAinp nbput: 1tr6 Etbter
;Ir,1". whura shn Gus Il stand periuIlt,eutIy ID
| cntHt Ysstcr,iny morninE Cur 10 Fruuet, ap-
n..ara1 m the sa,nn win i baskct Of pcauuts.
wwhieh dba rntuiej ut d prtce lower
;nMn tIuit m,iutc1 Mt tho permanent
sTan, Killer tr,sli IL ruie her out but Fr,,tcA
sata 81 nnmn r,,n"insuv Il III wns freo cum.
trr Ind al Uusn Uuucd Ut 'rrujo, ano She was
s.,s',rn t ~ rc ue 10 ri11 nGe her riya WHOSE
hnIr sIo nuiill. besdes pounding her In tho
FMro and 1cstrrrtnE hsr ntn,iuts iii reckless co-
rnsiun nm an,st ,i,a tnnr. FErninh wns nuwhero In
~" IN .s"1nenr init nfter ttn.llnr h4rself yuE
nt,isi,rG sf,t wcnt buftre jastjre HrHyton aud
| HImnr" .,i a vnrrant n.ntnsr Ktbrr for nssIlIit.
J. q. Grant. Ut tho cooreu constnGilary.
villa rentin1 it ut Kibur'g atund
Wiiinni Li,iuenft.ttrr. private watch,,lun at Tho
f'nn,, tn,r,i ~ ,TrHie gnntr.ci.cl hltn aud d.
| rnrnIInt his atnnsa Ns 10 whit orGt1rrgl frtInl
, 1881-07-01
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

...--- ~....-. ,,., .-.,,. 49,. ,x..s.t., ttn
JonGE tAMEs WV tieenev VIM tnss -, orh hn Sor,b @
Gnenaa Gass e the c, W %wsy wsch uS has
had ''t''cr niiviscmens fur sevortl weo*s.
rtlr ealcntthr OF the Criminal Court for the
orst two weeks Ut the July term hnt Ooen pre-.
f,nrsl Tia lt,,,st ijt,pnrttIt utao set Ia that Of
;lcnruo Van iiUTf,iI, which Ia for tho 10th.
.,........., u..,.,,.. y,xt .n,,ot.
EpWAnb MUMMY. taa sesem.n ,,,n m"en .IIanwni
ycstcrhS - ay sao psHy 3ot, " ~. t,, T. in ho
rnea TOR ono year anu wuc,t a.T t tr N KY Il"
VII enter ul,on !no aynn.M. ~. " VI" ~ mr.
WHICH ne vi! wofK out ~ tne sasy -, y i a",,e.
mr.. Inert II no turtaer lehF VI a's eaoeaF
inx. .. -.......-
rug Da1llfTs mot IN the Bhcrir's 0tllce ycstcr-
tny tO arrange fur thotr vacation. They viii NO
,iIvldu their time ~ not 10 Interfere Win tho
ts,,,rts, but ihU onty ono WIN announced his pro-
gram wNs unfttt Rehtn, whn has tlad tho cnp!A:
in Ills tIckpt fur Michael Doran Tor several
wreKY It0 snyB Ie will spcttti his time In CNtlA-
,iM, at,Ij combining business With pleasurG, ex-
1wuts 10 brnR bis 1npu back with him.
r ,.,,,, r,r ..oors h,a hmm
MEnMaE ,!.t mALnVN". ss,,i "Io ~ ~ Iinw ~ ,yhIr
t%tnR % peHM, MILLS s'H ~ s,,mnsr. @ ft,,. ni,tsolf an
snr,5nr w nr,Isre,i hv lin ssonrr rurtnvtuf, to
.cu I1ts .t,I mi stsni' yithuut unv reastjll
s1,., ns.is,uj tnsr"st,rs, rim ,rocraitnv il
st,nIs.,yfat ertranrdiuury. especially sinre tho
iii want;a,nnna nreseiir, Ia lhe building has
Gm,an ,,..,,Hr,iIv rt.cy,uutzel IA y pubHu con.
vHnIo,,ca'
1ysANr pAY.
- Al. r,..,.,, t,amrt v..tor.4ap Thin corno
~ sne Gounty IuM.1 ssam.. yeus"aS smsa HILL 3,Srt
rstoF ,. nasit 1"u1' .,iia t;,x.t,'. Ann Mn
nanus' h,,,, hn,e Maue''y. s,n n.ao Tt.ro wss
"EtV aA1A0At0 tA4shet
, 1881-07-01
con,rnisteo consisting Of Drs. naach. Clark. and


Lultnnl. -.-
sMAHt-rnx. =,
Tho Dnard unanimously adapted tho following
rce1luuniA:
iiea, rcd, That, in Wow of the occurrence OF
RnutliH iH,x III thia Stnt1 ln epidemic TURN th1Nixh
tho dissemination Ut tho ct,ntaR'a.a hy ttnmt-
Rrnta Mrrtviliv 1T tho ports " the United States,
the National lsnar'i of Health be ants Is horet'y
respectfully requested IN secure tho vAcotHattnn
III ill unprotected ifnmtHrantA before they nto
nl,wel t0 leave tho psiets Of arrival III this
cn,lniry.
iinry Conference Itkl In ChIeaRo. III innc 70 alld
10 fur tho prevention Ut tho Introduction Of
snaipox intn this country by itnniKfation an9 .1
coUperats to tho full oxtont OF IT, powcr an1
means ii, tho proposed uErort to unite all heKlih
authorities in mn organized plan If onncerteu
operation to prevent tho extension Ut thla dis-
enee Atl.i to secure general vaccination.
iec,0irt,l. ThAt In NcenrttnGe With the aboVe
the Stntu Bohrd Of tfeAth respectfully An4
earnestly calls upnn MI health ollnurs and L0oat
lonrds lit ffcalth IN ths stMto 70 seaure \ eaTe'
fMl lnsE}ectlot ut Ill itnMlRr1nfs pntcrtr1 the
State. md prompt vaccination or reyacclnn.
tim of nll persons not thus protected against
amMel.rux.
mptuluH.
, 1881-07-01
DEATHS.

..Wia05fESrEH-!at this ~: ,weans.asr: J,sss =
ges se Il H. s H.: ssf = OF
Funeral at his iato res1denco. x1 West Randolph.
~ T,,any Snts a / r. !, os1ss r. .t.d ~ vo.r.
nsvs 81 Ffensh fs1s K ssa sseoasn.n, frs!saa.
Funeral fr0m late residence, 1ly psatbofn.i July
j, ii ii 1. MI 10 81 tAnas Church, thaaco to Wes.st
dep0t, and BY CarA to Calvary,
Ntc0LAi-Wednssduy afternoon, tohn L. HlcosaA
Fsas1a, ID rrldey. At s:a! srosn BIZ ,sts re.ts
dehce turfcf ut Forty sthirt.sL and Ensfu1d.Av 10
NJ UxbfeIs Church. IND thenca b. casfaRcs to Cal-
vary Cgneaefys
nIss. in9sa. es.'a Of H. T. wSoas, nSSihs
Fansfsi from alo9 pearsorn.tt to soaoht'l FsIday.
At oGlsGk p. m.
AltMUuft-Ths funeral nf the late Geos Armour
VII tASG hNuu !,u Saturday, Ja!{ ~. a:9u 9us..'ta
Sl!shass: 4. III r@snsiatl;.st Tho ianliy iiadiJ
Feuuust NJ ttuw1rs IL
ret9s,e ais &ts anu "u'a
,fans!al ~ SATURDAY.. from her late residence III
=, # psthssa
fFanesn nH staa psrsat. ~ sSs'dencs Friday
L. iSesbe1 VI Ws.s j4sE'aS.st, s Ar. bo;s fios
Fanefa sridsy. ,uly |. At ii q, III. Ali ftlsnds In
lied.
DAl.KER.ot cid june p. n the residsp,es 9t
e fsaas q 1
TNAYNUis-ln this city Mrs. Alteo rrayaur, wife
Of noInard Tn ayn9r, AGED n ysars: & ,...,,,,,,.
NJ. tS ss6ur.st. " - % earf!a ass g calvary.
| r. Kingston, EAklAdh. phpNrs please copy.
, 1881-07-01
r1aE CHICAGO FRIDAY, lssl-rWElyE PAGES

n c,ull be proved TINT tho defendant was nnt
tho kuthor ~ rue threatening cosnmunlcAt!ans.
authorship ut the tefcrs WIS Ut M consequence
IN tho ca,c. =: tho prisoner was eharEe'l With
just,St'n Wallace a.k est tho rrsoror "who Ia
this iunn LMxsnsl2" whrrcupon tho prtennnr
1.,ilu ttnK and rambling statement 70 tho
t'cutHliy met uppD.it tho shsrtnan lftlse short
time aEn. f!ee eattesi tho t,rislner by name. ano
aai snAt ho ha'i net t'tn Ws ~ I,,n Ts r1pnrs
ihcl, remembered him. and Lawson asko4 hin
whcthor he wanted to m!ko n'y M n'"nsy: ' hLnnSo
could find ont csrtntn information. Regarding
d nun whu WIS lend. f,atge th.,tiRht hg
could ana went to the !as of LII tIcs!sn' ,ss +. fo
iaats. iio afterwards ht,s,tcii W uo 1utsct,nl,.
as nsot Th ,hna tnS FL, poo ho
might 10 ~ ~
PLAYING cAr's.rAw
he Esys % dca of tSs "a ss9 ,na to
mItter. Then ho hcxan. to. fear TINT CMpt'
Turtles peup1u WIRE w,!tenfns him. Last sat,tr.
day atternooa he met Lawson oa isan,Hip', I'D! ,',
Muniay W morning ii tho post.6 6liice. That tnorn;
lnR iMwsu1 tnl,i him that u curtHin Iatly would
s ~; %,:y ~ s~ss We H. s sw - aat a ~ Il ss.
some ,oey ivson at tic anne .1 to e,,,,,
Sy S' a Ksntiuaan, mud 10 pulsed hsr BY
a%so, WIZ ta Sx lin b%s Tucsay t'ie sf e
wuutd fnl tho lady III well-known co1Eee-
holise On Washington street. and TINT l,o was t
wtc,i she would give hin the mnney.
"What wero you Investigating. nt Lawson
request, after you t1rat mot htn3" asked th'
"A fraudulent caso of lifc.tn.uranoe," VA.
ssp,y .h,i nlaT: ,94 %S i
| WInlIu rive mt! tho fnEfh In tho GNf9,t'
, 1881-07-01

Hot Hpn1SGg, ARK. Juno W.-T, G. Mays,
editor Of the Ereh,Hg Star, published here, was
to-dny arrested fur llbcl upon tho complnfnt OF
Charles Mntthuws, editor OF tho DAILY Scntfnel.
It nppears that for sntne tiue past aMys Inns per-
ln!ttcd articles touching Slutthuws' private
recurl pf II dero9atury Gnnt1nGr tn appear In his
pNper. lie nlsu uhArYes bIatthews with having
cpinliiltted practice which, II true. Atc the must
pronounced Pcnitentury oifcnxes. Mnys hha
Elyun Duud to answcr hetore tho Circuit Court.
, 1881-07-01

EfKNBIUN. ,
The principal fcaturc OF the celebration OF tho
Fourth Of July ut Evanston will bt tho bont
r1.ccs. Which will occur on tho lake from tho
bont club. houSe. Tho. lndfes Ut tho baptist
church will aroct n number OF booths 1t, lilo
ultnpus. from which they will dispense refresh"
mEltS.
, 1881-07-01

refused IN nss,,nlo nny further res:nn.!o!l!ty'
THO crushing 1t tic limbs vas frlEhtful; any,
l,nlrss Immediately an'p'ltatcd' tho E'r' Will liz
cvitAbly die. .....
rus following .tatiabfo pnoas wero received at
tho Chrngn cnstnlt,. House ycstar;lny; I'M
r,. spepef 20 ~ nSxes ~ Gi1S: Il ,r:
s% rs eSsss ;,l Y, P.5s; Ey HSfSsg ,e @ ss:,
Il. Gh",nnrrs / e., i cases vluakss ks,,tz,or
e:s sa cta: S1,:'s srax. SHa5a !9t csro. M":ss
tMcknvcs nrecrncknrs: Mhrshnls. Ftcsd Il Co..
a!ss dry gonds; q U: ttehsock; T.. tasss .. eoarf
tart,, spr,ecr Il C.h. :N0 Soxcs iii plate: Anx!o-
Asss"qn 4ns! T. 'es* r. cSy jassss Il e. s"sS' s
cartlonware; or,lcr ~ sasks sosa.asl,; lo a r.
:%sks sSt tfks @ rs x1sar sasto sa ssa s
's.:!s' ses.: Srrax,o Warmer Co. SstTS': ,,r[s|.
lninurs! wtter;, Il!tchcoek F9*tnt, v.Gn % ertar
rAtlrua tics: a'll1hr9nn sli'!lthean. int hoaeo'
hutt guotts TITO collections were $t'5'o'
HuMnOt.pr B0uLgvAnp.
4 ,nccttpr NJ tho uwilera Of nrap1rtv on the
zlusnbnltlt Parx GonIevarl yns hell nj M. "
Ill 3aIiu street ye4tertlhy afteFnnpn for tho l'r'
pse u nvarnx tho ropnet 81 tso @ up,
II tic 6Hilsvsra teotn Tho p.rk % Western
ri iJl fcet-ulUro ttlltll fatf THE irnntnxo-hA4
Signed tho petition lis.lns tho Msst lark ,oasa
nssussnbt,t ctc. III t1at tho work could bo cui1.
menctid 1t IcAst berore the coming sai!; o.1
cot,fur with tits i'nrk fuar1 and tho Trustees Of
Jefferson and urge upn,l them en- ehe pr1prlGty o.
fs T. r. ssttS ad 3oR' r. ceas hawivic n ~ f. fa',; .es
tho Inculn rark cut,lntesfu1lers .nd the TrGs,
tees of Laku virw With reference ~ = Goulsvanl M
west frt1tn Lincoln I'nrk 70 connect WIN tne QUO
IN tue West StAe: G. y. tlnsntef. ). IL. hefit1t;
uGnrRe u. Morse. G. J. tiHubleton' ma Da'lu
"fa.ns ,sa =, nj ,n,t Tim cost 1T t,ttvfoot roe-
way-ai! shas is asSei for aow-wlii be about s.
fruit foot' r,,rny pnru,ses,
fo,n,, ,n, b. nIa vy n,sn pn. na.i" to TIE rn,uuss
TINT t%e premises a IL rsHs u n. r. si3 s5
West Madison street VERY n ,.,1 DIRK e1ma.It, q. s
ntid tnade M lnvestiEa,on WHICH prt,ye;i that
the statement was weii foanaeai; no .31res
On 10 xroua oa. III audfy a. s
two upper stories, TIE whuIs nn!!s!nR ,,ses was
buses buses ~as Iiti.ersi with tae altn = n'ooths
pon gnfns tIn q p ir,nt d xsyc;n.
g sno, nHy: s .n9 r',,,, Xix y MI wYe @ fr, very
,1%,s tt " 2n wrn my Es e ne st.ens st ss ~ re- re-
tnovtuP the alth hI!i nten ffl"aG anu tnMt s "as
About three ess, WeeKs aHn, rr' wnon ,ant,tv Dmu
e It lnsa nat ha ncst ts sa bit ,ss wa, oniy
te'neafy feet' " .ns H. n,v ~ 't "i M
the prneegtlIt,v. nlu threw tnc stnn onGK TIT nG1t
day Under tae Has%ak x, Y ,t trtt 1o Of tno o
n,snn ~ warm .lnvs Il ,maiH i,nrnfurtnbiy nuuar-
snt 10 passers: BY. 1he laet: il ycritnblo pest
pssSe con!';a ana ths tenants y @ 5 q. sss q,
enuiy - s,ate II sfars tne t,ll,ce ought Il, Sc
IuoEa after BY tho iicaith Department, rs it ID
!" m,s'itvs, tnc1,ra ia lin henitn r tho tlevhbOr-
h5nj. It 6na Ueen repvrted, but Tho nuisunces
baye not beet, al,utc,l.
, 1881-07-01
SUMMER RESORT,


People ehould not forgot or Quit to send thor
samlttes up to tho Luke region OF Wisconsin. In
WaukashA County, this summon, becnuse thoy
Gun Join them 80 haniIly bv taklng tue snuRaih-
cent trains of tho Chicago. slllwAukee l. 1t.
Paul hallway, which OIL aud after Juno q, will
run us fullows:
,n.tn. nm. p. tn. p. m. pm.
Leave Chicago, -. T:,D lU:l0 u:U5 6:U0 9:uo
Q.Hl. p NJ. pin. p. III. y: ~.
Arrive lllwAukcGlU:t0 i1:&5 6:G0 s:0 il:65
y. III. p. III. p, NJ. p. IN. IN.
Arrive waukesha. ..... 2:ls Gas o:s0 i:G'
p. N. p. IN. p. III. p. m. nm.
Ar Ocpnntnnwou,, 80. a:a6 T:Uj u:N 1:Et
Returning ltatyt
Il. m. a. m. d. m. a. m+ PIN
LVp, QcopomoWoc. a:l0 a;.Q G:6o ll:U s...s
q. III. a. l1r g. tn. H. III. p III.
Leave Waukosta. .:l8 a:!U lU:u0 s:b'
a. IN. n. IN. y. ID. u N. p.fu.
Leave Milwaukee. D:55 7:50 l!:lo 1AN 4.vj
u. III, u. tn. p. N. p. III. l.nl.
Arrive ChtcaKo.... 7;00 1880 2:W 400 7:Qu
All passenger trains of ibis C1Mnhny arrive At
ami uupMrt. frulu new ,uti0n ltvp0t, corngr
M4dison, Canal, aud haanlH streets.