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NOW OPEN.

The Washington Swimming School,
New York ave, bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS.
It Is now generally conceded that we have only
the largest the best arranged and best ventilated
NATATORIUM in this country, and that we can
keep the water at pleasant temperature We VIII
be pleased to furnish full particulars in regard 10
hours and prices at the boX-ofice at any time.
ieIIl6I GEO. KELLY.
, 1881-02-10

THE Clarke School III this city is unfortu-
nate In Its Principals. One Of thoul was
"alowed to resign" sotnu time ago for
whipping n little boy. Tho School Board
would be willing probably "to allow" tho
present Incumbent to resign. Monday at,
assistant tcacllcr wn,tel to send home n
ch!llt whose sister sllo lnt learned was sick
with tho smallpox. The wiso Principal
would not permit. Ilo held TINT ~ tho boy
}lnl hccn III attendance several tlnys after Ills
sister became Ill TINT nil tho Jury that coul
bo done ha.l bcen done. Wise Principal! !!
Too wise for Chicago.
, 1881-02-10

ARCHBISHOP AlcCAnE, o. Dublin, 1las
written n letter i'll reply to u regent Papa
communication con.lcln,Iing sumo p!lnscs of
tho aMl-l.cagle ag!tatIon. After describe
lit, tllo 1,an1 laws Of Irelasul nv barburous
mud brutal, md as having resulted III much
misery, tho Archbishop goes OH to condemn
some Of the speeches and ut.erances Of the
1Mnt-Leag,tcrs and assures tho rope that tic
Irish Bishops have warned tneIr focks long
ago rs 10 the dangerous character of sonlo Of
tho leaders, whom tilo Archbishop describes
rs tile blttcrcst enemies Of Ircland.'' Tile
Pope il also assured TINT tho accounts Of tho
state Of 1relnnt published III the English M
pers arc grossly exaggerated. Thu letter
purports to be the expression Of ail tho
Irish llfsl'nns though 1t is well know, that
more tlInn l,aif Of them refused 10 attend tho
Maynooth meeting from which II Is supposed
to cma1l.tte. Tho 4t'tror1, tho Tope's organ,
III which tho letter Is printed, dcplorcs thu
fact tllut direct relations between the Vatlcan
and EHgland tlo not exist; otherwise tic
Pope might have exercised great influence II,
that matter.
, 1881-02-10
TIE PROCEEDINGS.

WAslliS0ToS, ID. T.. Feb. O.--Aftcr rcatl-
lng yesterdays journal, tho morning hour
WIS dispensed with, aIsl tho ilouse went lNtu
Committee of tle Wlole IN tho Legislative,
Executive, aud judicial Appropriation bill.
The Committee, without concluding the tlIl,
rose, altl 3lr. Singleton, offered n resolution
according thu privileges Ut tho llor IL tlie
ladies' WIN lla.i not been ublv to obtain seats
III tho galleries.
Tho resolution l'elng adopted, large nun.-
her Of ladies' elltoreA tho chamber nllu ut-
t4llletl Seats
At Tow minutes past II tho Doorkeeper
announced thu urrlynE Ut tho Nlce President
aud Senate Ut tho UMitcl States. who tl,etl
iiied into tho chamber. Vlca President
Wheeler took Ills scnt oll tho right hand OF
Speaker Randall. mud the Senators weru ac-
OF desks.
THE VICE~VItESIDESr
"aua4l thu A2satahly to orlaE. and laId:
, 1881-02-10
U41e UttI1a>,re.
Population Of Chicago, bO3, ,3Ul.


THE secret correspondence md ftlicr tltc-
tinr,ltury evidence uf Il lsussu-Afsl,an III
tfEEnc 'liscnvcred tn Cabnt aftcr tho murder
III Maj Casngnari wcre Ia,d Oil tho tabtu Of
tho british 1inusc of I.urts yesterday, III nc
curtaIlcc with t.or.l t;rauyllc's promise to
l.prd 1.ytion tho prcy1ons dny. Tllu Peers
must llayu been considerably cxcitc,l over
tlle perlsnl Ut tho documents. rs they l1,,-
doubtcs'ly provo the existence of secret A.
lfanco between ShGre y II alltl 1l,,ssn against
England. Tllu Nussinn Government
pledged friendship and nil to tho
ANGER, The condition being that
tho Ameer s1loul, communicate to
Gcn. Kaufman all Important Information re-
lat!ng to tlie affairs of British InuEa. Stolit.-
toff, tho Russian agent, In some Of his cor
res,'nndcnce encourages Sllero All to stir III,
tho Indian Mllssulnans agu1nst British rule;
.tu nuke peace oprnly with England, but Mt
ttlc same time to prepare for war; anil lnucl,
more gong to show tint l,ussia is only de-
slrons Of favorable opportunity to inter
fcre In tllo atIars of British, India iii other
than secret ways. The publication of tic
correspondence cannot hut lluyo y tlanlag!n,
effect OH Mr.. t;1a,lstonc's political standing
a1,d on tho standing Of Ills pro-13ussian cui-
lGngues.
, 1881-02-10
A SUPERIOR CluRT.

8psetal Dspateh to Ihs Chseaco 1tttune.
ErGIS, Ill. Fob. 0.-Thcre is u growing fcol-
ing In this city In fnyor of consolidating tho city
courtA Ut Elgtn and -Aurora Into superior Court
ct kano County. with terms Ut E'gin. Aurora.
M,l uen1va. Thcso courts hare bcen IN
existence nearly thirty yours, but their
limited power and 1urlsacuon bas iul-
palNd ti1olr usefnlness The prnpoxel i'ew
Court of Conk County, uni hav1 Jurisdiction
concurrent with tue Circuit CoEtrt. Sotuu sstcll
provision IL absolutely neeLsAAry IT, TulleVU tho
nvcrcro~.!e! dockut OF tho Circuit Court. which
began Its Februnry term yesterday With thirty.
one cEiullAa. l!tt eolnInon law, and 1it chancery
Aru 1!uw. buco the sta lshlnsnt ot tho Appel
late Court, only two Judges uro u,l duty LII tho
whole cireuIt. aud tho dOtkp becomes moro aud
Moro !uolnubcreI eacA tia
, 1881-02-10

TlEE substantial men Of tue Hoard Of
Trade are opposed to the proposed u,ncn,l-
n'cnt to limit tic membership Of tint ho,ly 10
e,0o0. They think tl1at rs the admission fec
II now s., 500 II will have the effect Of kcc1,-
ing out Objectionable pcrsons.
, 1881-02-10

TnE Ohio Senate passet! resolution
yesterday calling on Senators Thurman ail
Pen(lcton to vote for the confirmation of
Stanley Matthew's. Tho Democratic State
Senators siren,o,.siy ubjectc.l Ia the resou-
tion, a,ld will send n protest 10 Washington.
, 1881-02-10

TnE Duke Of Cambridge, WHO In virtue Of
his relationship 10 Queen Victoria occupies
tile position of ConnaNder-lr-Chief Of tho
British! army, Inns written u letter fayorlng
tho retention Of Camlnhar by the British.
The letter will DO printed, hut 1t Is not prob
able that much attention will bo paid to It.
To nso current phrase, tho Duke OF Cau,-
brldEe Is "played out"
, 1881-02-10

a F1nE broke out III the Ilye-story buildings
III New York City occupied by the Western
Electric Manufacturing Company yesterday
morning. About Ito persons were employed
III thu building at tllo time, bnt nil escaped.
Tho building and stock wcro damaged tn tho
extent Ut 23.j, zoo,
, 1881-02-10

IT Inns boen lntImated to President Hayes
by british agents that tile IrIsl4-American
sympatlizcrs with tito parnollto movement
contemplate Mi invasion OF Canada by way
ut roprls;.l fur the Coercion bin. Tho presl-
dent snys llo will look after the matter. The
story Is q little tl,ln.
, 1881-02-10

a lIoRRntI1: crlmo Is reported rs having
been committed ut Harrison. CIaro County,
Michigan. last Monday. A llnlf-wItted glrl
WIS !Iiyclgletl lntu saloon ut tllat point, and
was then outraged by seven lumbrrmc,,.
Tho authorities l,ayo tnken ,Io measures Tor
the arrest of tho brlltcs, and the Inhabitants
are talking of lyncll-law.
, 1881-02-10

THE Oliver men Of tic Pennsylvania
Legislature will probably support Gen.
beaver for Senator, nnl tho Grow men Coli
gresham Boyne. OF Pittsburg. NJ, $. Quay
Is also mentioned as Il candidate.
, 1881-02-10

hfAIsliAL AntSu1oS, Of Colltersyllle,
Tenn., went to unrest Ill unknown rough In
saloon at that puint Tuesday night. Tho
rough resisted and fired two shots, woundfng
Abingdon mil u young man nan,cd Payne.
The lnster than blew OF tic rougl,a head
with shotgun.
, 1881-02-10


N1LwArkEE, Wls., Fob 0.-rhe psopollcr
Truesticl attempted to cleur FROM this city to-
say for Port Washington to aBeortuIu wut ves-
sol it IL tbt " fast III tho leo ot that place. but
shu WIS unable tu uunku hgr way through tho
St.oSbAlls III tho hhrbor. The vcasa! pH poer
WaofG tt ~ !.. rSs aMnsc4 aua yseSa.y Say u Sss
ukltAtel u Ind mt shAt vessel Il IL. TAg prou-
abilities use that 1t Is the City Ut Lnliugton,
whipl hls beeE cut AYpr shfpp weeks pttshapks
tllx 10 MAko ExXuA aaran-
, 1881-02-10

CHARLES II. AfilLEl,, n Detroit plumber,
had 4 narrow escape yesterday. Willie cat-
Ing his breakfast, his wife attempted to cut
his tllroat with razor. Miller escaped with
twn severe cuts. Tho woultl-bc murderess Is
believed TO be Insane.
, 1881-02-10

. Till 6panfsltCorses was dissolved by Royal
decree yesterday. It Is Thought that thu now
Ministry will Change MI tho Spanish repre-
sentatiycs at foreign Courts. Scilor Sagastn
becomes tho new PREMIER
, 1881-02-10

1(ARTIN ], RUSSELL, Auditor Of the South
Commission. submitted q report yesterday
to tltat body, In which he charges point
bunk that Chnuncey y. Bowen, u former
, 1881-02-10

A. NUMBER Of Wisconsin politicians met in
CAUCUS ut Milwaukee yesterday to lake stlcIl
measures as might lead to tho appointment
Or n Wisconsin mall rs Postmaster General.
Thcir fayorit Is said to be IlcnryC, Payne, Of
Milwaukee,.
, 1881-02-10

TIE tllsoaso which lIas prevailed among
tho cattle of Tny]or County, Iowa, llns been
pronounced by tho veterinary surgeons Of
tic Department uf Agriculture not tu bu
pleuro-pnGurlonfn.
, 1881-02-10

a HEc1lEE l,ils bccn issued by the Sultan,
authorizing loan from tic people or Turkey
OF nbont Sta,ooo,0oo. Thu loan, which Is III
The sl'apo ot forccl o1lc, will be raised from,
PERSONS subject to II lalnl-.ax and those Sub
tcct to q pola-tax and citizens IF Constants
uuu1r.
, 1881-02-10

THE ATalgamated Association Of Iron MIL
Steel Workers Is circulating petition call
ing o,, t;cn. Garfield to appoint Il strong pro-
tcctio', tariT mall nsSccretary IF tho Treas-
ury. Tho Association Is upposc.t 10 tl,u re-
tention Of MISUNDERSTANDING French.
, 1881-02-10

A FIRl: In tile Victoria Docks, London.
last evening destroyed eighteen RAILWAY
trucks md eighteen grain-lndcu targcs and
damaged two. The total loss Is estimated ut
s. 100 OUO
, 1881-02-10

THE litt!n village of 1'ass Afaucllac, La,
was literally demolished yesterday morning
by a terrific wind uut rain storm. Eyory
building III tho village WAS leyelel with tho
ground.
, 1881-02-10

TnE fifteenth mutual session Of tho North
western DairymcNs Association WIS opclltat
Mt GAINESVILLE, Wis, yesterday, Under The
presidency of the lion. W. u. IIoar1, or
Fort Atkinson. WIS. papcrs on checsc-c.lring
aui "l.onest butter" were rcu,l nm1 dis
rHasnfl
, 1881-02-10

TIE steamer bristol City, which left Now
York fur isrlstol Gil tho 2stIl of December, Is
now twcnty-sfS days overdue. nlni 1t Is
feared TINT SHE las been wrecked. Her crew.
Including officers uua ,Mc,!, number twenty
seven. She llatt 10 passengers.
, 1881-02-10

DURING tho ytar 1sSo, ',la.03t,oo ,oo2i LETTERS
1G30isDl9 postul.carts. 490, ,70N, IT.. ilewsutl-
pers, making In all 1,t05, 80. Sd pieces, wero
passcl through tho United Stutcs malls.
, 1881-02-10

TuE official figures giyo Pennsylvania n
populnt!on Of rs: $50. Of Which a',cso arc
cosoreti. The natise population number
3,Go5,2S3, urd tho forcign-boEn population
u c.rl
, 1881-02-10

Anour Il month ugo three children Of
Claries Lee, living ut Newark, y. j., were
bitten By II ,nastitr dog. One Ut The cl1tlrei,
Is now crazy with llytlrop1ol,ia, and it is
feared tl,at the other tw1 cliltlron ,nay be-
coluo affected In tho sysnc way.
, 1881-02-10

member ri tho Commission, "wns itlicf."
and "tlIat tho sum ntai nr Ills stea!1ngs from
tho uhtls Of tho Commission from 1s1:. to
tsH aggregated slN'oOO." There can bn ,,o
tlombting tho tllrcrirrss Of tho charge. anil It
~ Mr. Dowcn's turn To rfsG a,1st explain.
, 1881-02-10

:, IT Is said lhat Italy H1,A Germany will Ger
fainty send representatives to thu lmtcrna-
tional Monetary Conference to bc held ut Paris
this year.
, 1881-02-10

lIESny ". OLIVER the Republican caucus
nominee, ltns formally Withdrawn FROM the
contest for tho Pennsylvania Senatorship.
, 1881-02-10

THE steamer Josephine, plying between
Now Orleans md Iiayatlu, WIS wrecked yes-
tcrttay. AL hands were saved. lilo loss Is
placed Mt S200,O0o.
, 1881-02-10

PAUL D. ANDERSON, Ut FlemIngsburg,
Ky. MID recently Il student ut tho Dental
College Of Cincinnati, committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself through tho
abdomen.
, 1881-02-10

MAYOR 1t.sul.lst'S has signed tho ordinance
allowing !Altlornlen S. eacll per session Of The
Common Council.
, 1881-02-10

THEN \Nnti0naat S.Gyennkers' Association,
Which mot Mt Detroit yesterday, elected H. X.
Myers, Of Cleveland, President for tho Gil
suing ycAr,
, 1881-02-10

bi1t SEXTON, the Cnllnty CourtlIouso coll
tractor, saId yesterday TINT tho building
would bo ready for occupancy by tho 1st Of
1fay next.
, 1881-02-10

IsoxE OA1srEN and his daughter Celia
were drowned near Fort Smttll, ARK, Tues.
day Willie attempting to cross tho Arkansas
lltyer.
, 1881-02-10

senator 3ia'n'l'', to be read. The certificates
"EIe uiefl taHetl ont and rt:atl IN order, tho
1ellers keeping the recoF'i of the vote.
WHlS1 THE n'ESfSu OF THE VOTES,
un'h 1hutlo'1 "i Mr. heaEah, OF Texas tho
tei'cfs were directe'i to omit tile merely
lo,'hai parts OF elto certificates, announcing
ni'iS ING results. senator Etlnl,llts. always
si'o zen,oas guardian Of public Interests, had
p,uent WIN nm M official tally-silcct, n1ul.
Win 'ue a!l ol ePectnc'es nilti pencil, himself
Rept tasiy ct tho votes. Conklfng calnp
alohe quarter Or m hour after tic Sutate
i'aft bceii seated. ind aftcr the vote of Ala
ba1na liatl been read. lte WINS shown to
special scat In the urea, near Alex
"''der oteplteHs. Wheta the StHtc of Georgia
was read, Mr.. Springer of illinois demanded
that The fslil certificate s'onld lm rcnsl. md,
wl'cl, the tclers llatt finished reading the
certificates, tho Vicc-rresl,Ient said TINT, It
appearing TINT the vote Of that State Ind 1ec,,
Gust on 4 different day from that provided by
law, the vote In accordance witt, the jnint
resolution would mt be counted until It
should lie asccrtaincd, ut the completion Df
tho count, whether tho counting OF 1t wo,tid
change the result. There WIS
4 MANIFEST MGl.NCl. OF APPROVAL
throughout the hal, rs tho announcement
WIS 1natic At Il 30 u. M. tho forual exn,,;na.
tlOn ntlt reading Of tic Electoral certificates
was finished, when AIr. Thurman, ouc Of tho
tellers, made the following announcement:
"Tl,c whole number Of Electoral yotes cast
was a4;9. OF these a majority Is Isl. II lie
vote Of Georgia bs counted, james 4, (;ur-
field will have al4 md ". s. Hancock i11
II the vote Of Georgia be not co,,ncI, James
4. Garfield will have 2t4 and Winfield s,
Hancock III.
IN EITHER EvENT,
james H. Gari1cld lsas received q minority nf
the yotes Of the wfols number OF Electors
nppolnted.' Whcrcupnn, after n repetition,
vice-prcstlent Wheeler declared tssat
James 4. Garfield atul Chester 4.
Art'lnr were respectively elcctet
President and Flcc-l'resitIent Of the
United States Tor f0ur years from March J.
ISL. The announcement wus followed by
loud applause Oil tho Republican side, at the
conclusion Of which the President declared:
"Tlle work Of tho Joint convention having
concluded, tho Senate will return to It's
chamber. anu tho Electoral count for 1851
was completed.
SENATOR FERRY
VINO occupied tho very trying position
ol ce-Fresitlent pro tent. III the critical It.-
rloa OF the Electoral count four years ago,
said to-day, alter Garfield hatl bcen declared
elected, tint there never WINS a time in 1877
WHEN tue declaration oi tue election of Hayes
seemed tt be absolutely certain. i" 4tntl Wien
at o'clock Oil tint eyentful m0rutnE dill
announce TIC result saltl 0lr. Ferry, tiny
heart felt hundred pounds lighter. The
strain was tcrftble--tlio dangers grcnt. Tic
vermont case was fill Of peril. nlld in 1.o,l-
issana, too, 1t tho certificates had been H.
lowe'! to 60 "ut Of my hands, us was sug-
, 1881-02-10

Two CHICAGO retail dealers wero fined $40
cacl. yesterday for selling bogus butter.
, 1881-02-10

,rmhcrs i,aI s,,rrcn,,rre,] thc1r--scnts A.
fivo minutca met i, o,r.orl; thn I1nrkc",,er ~
tho flo,,s, nn1,cnrr1I NJ t,,o ccntrn1 ,ioor viii
tro sn.Tetarv NJ I'm somntn nn,t H. - Ian,
vnicc. n,,nn,,i'ccd. n'rh" Vtrr. prssi,,crt a"i
thc Scnntt, "f thu 1Inl,ri s.ates,s 'rha
scn,tors tbo,, ortere,i IN n ,,oJv tbo ,,o,,'. e
,,ars ~ +ho iin,,sn orfatnv tn r.,otwo t,o,,,
trbo cou,to ,vna ,,r,oo,Io,3 IN, ftu Gu
rennt.ot.Srn wiiinnt onv h,Ja.
~ ",lc" mi .voa fnfin,v",, ,,y tia ,o,,nrn,.1',
nonrtooe,r or ri tho sa,,nto 1,Hsaast ,Sh. "orD
rioi T., o't,,ar hanJ s,,,arn ,nu1',,, m"" i" n,.
.,,,;,, sn,t.t,'"% .,'o os"i ",,.,1"s,," "S
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
NOTES.

Pope John XII. added the third
crown TO The papal tiara.
The Scandinavians believed the
earth % rest upon fine pillars.
The first mills in England for turn
ing .grindstones were set up ct
Sheffield.
During the reign of Edward W.,
Tyndale's Bible was printed more
than 80 times.
In the seventeenth century, on the
continent, boots were never worn
without spurs.
Oneen Elizabeth wore her prayer
book hanging from her girdle by a
golden chain.
Among the Greeks the death pun
ish,nent OF certain criminals was ag-
eravated by the denial offuneral rites.
In the early days of printing books
the D was only printed on one
side and the blank sides pasted
together.
In 1854, "cages and stocks" for the
punishment OF offenders, were order
Ell to be set up in every ward OF the
city Of London.
Hippocrates, born at Cos, 8 h. e.,
was the first person to apply himself
to the study OF physics as the sole
business Of his life.
It wal the Emperor Charles V. who
invented the title of Your Majesty"
sovereigns having been previously
addressed as s.Your Grace"
Edward the COME 5 o was the first
Monarch of England who used a seal
in his charters. This is the original
of the broad seal Of England.
Between the years 1888 and 1857
six great earthquakes took place IN
Naples. which lost thereby $500 in
habi. ants per year OF that period.
Morocco binding for books came
into use in I494, being introduced by
Grolier, who was the Treasurer u
Ambassador OF the King OF France.
In the seventh century Paulus
Ayineta defined sugar as 1.-THE Indian
salt, in color and form like common
salt, but in taste and sweetness like
honey"
The art of iron smelling was known
In England during the time of the
Roman occupation, and working In
st.-el was practiced there before the
Norman conquest.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

Senator Fair introduced his first
bill in the Senate yesterday bill { o
provide for the reimbursement Of the
State OF Nevada for money expended
in suppressing Indian hostilities.
There were two Indian outbreaks in
Nevada, in which the Nevada militia
fought nobly. They did not shed
any blood, but they made 1t very
lively for the horses, saddles and
provisions along the line of march.
One of these outbreaks-known as
the White Pine Indian war-was only
q scare; the other-the Bannock war
in Southern Idaho and Northern Ne
vada-was a serious affair. The State
of Nevada, through its Legislature,
assumed the cost Of these campaigns,
paving the soldiers and reimbursiHg
private citizens for their Losses.
The Indians are the Yards of the Gov
eminent, and the ) ate OF Nevada
was not in equity bound to pay the
costs OF the outbreak, which should
devolve on the general Government,
but as the Government IA powerless
TO do anything before the Indians
would have had an opportunity 10
slaughter q large number OF settlers,
burn ranches and run off stock, the
State assumed the responsibility.
Therefore, 1t is only right that the
Government should reimburse Me-
vada for the money she expended in
promptly suppressing outbreaks that
otherwise would have resulted in the
losa Of MANY lives and "A large
amount OF properly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
WHITE PINE NEWS
TWO OPINIONS.

HIS.
I" I would not be a girl" said Malcolm.
because they ave no fun
They cannot go = fishing. nor
A-shooting With . gum
Nor battle without a bathing dress,
Which IL no fun at at all
And when A girl becomes q woman,
She still has lots OF woeses
For If Hhe loves q man shes got
To wait sill be proposes"
HRS
"I would net be q boy" said May,
"For boys are nasty things.
With pockets filed with hooks and knives.
And nails and tops and strings.
And when = boy becomes a man..
Hos got to buy girls rings;
And when u on = girl . youth
Has s~luandefed all his money,
And she goes end marriss some one else.
Perhaps he don't feel funny.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ w. Is. Drake and Wilson carey have
this day, by mutual consent. dissolved the
coparnership heretofore existing between
the y in the harness and saddlery business,
under the firm name Of CAREY &DHAkE.
The business will .herea ter be conducted By
I. w. Griswold and W. b. Drake, under the
firm name Of GkISW0LD " DRAKE.
w. b. DRAKE.
WILSON CAREY.
Dated ut Cherry Creek, September ., 1881 j..
nlg-lm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
Delinquent Sale.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place Of business. San,
Francisco, California.
Location of works. Cherry Creek, Whit.
Pine County, Nevada.
Notice. -There Is delinquent upon N.
following described Stock, on account a
Assessment NO. 81. levied ON the 18th day A.
October, 1881. the several amounts set oppO~
site the names of the respective Sharehold.
ers, as follows:
No Ne
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24

The wife of a Mormon in Ogden
keeps her husband out of polygamy
by threatening that she will have
another man for every woman he
takes. She declares what Is sauce
for the gander is sauce for the goose.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-24
NOTICE TO C0-OWNER.

TO r. NJ. CLARK YOU WILL pLEAsK
L take notice that ] haveexfe Of ded tbe sum
Of SIS 20 IN assessment work ON your account on
he Mary Ann Mine. loeat d in Gherry Greek
Mining District. I onnty Of " hiie ! j, e, sale
OF Nevada. during The years Ii and lsS0,
and unles- this sun. together with The eusts
ii advertising this notice. IL raid within
ninety days afte- the expiration Of the public
cation ~ Thu uoiie.. y0nr interest In the saId
Mary Ann Min. vii be forfeited ard revert
to me in accordance with tho provisions
Of an Act Of Congress. aprr"yed May ".
1872. and Acts amendaiory thereto.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
BY +. j. CowLEY. Agent.
Cherry Greek, September Is. 1881.
slT-gUd
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THE Montreal star continues to de-
clare that the time has arrived for
Canada to become an independent
member Of the family Of nations.
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Auditors Notice to Taxpayers.

TDITOR'S OFFICE, WHITE PINE
y County, Neveada, December |, 1881.
have his dav delivered to tho District
Attorney OF Whns Pine County the Delin:
auent Tax List Tor the fiscal year. lhsl, and
nnles. the Taxes therein specih 4 are paid TO
the County Treasurer ms Ex-Ofbcio Tax he-
eeiYer within twenty 90 DAYS from the date
hereof. action will be commenced BY ihe Dts-
triet Attorney for the collection Of said taxes
and costs. - .,co
County Auditor Of White Pine County.
Hamilton, ber 1. 1881. d5-St
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SEALED

Lon THE REDEMPTION OF WHITE
i Pine County bonds will be received at
the Office Of the Co lnty Treasurer OF Whit.
Pine County. in Hamilton. for tho sum Of
Two md Five Hundred Doilars.
Said Proposals will be- opened by tho Fund
ing Commissioners. nj the Treasirt rs ofhes.
on Monday, January 2, 1872 ~ Il o'clock VI.
GEO. p. NJ C0NkEY,
County Treasurer. White Pine County.
Hamilton. November p. 1851. d5-lm