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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

DIR. j. G.. Wannamaker has Just
received the finest stock Of cigars,
cigarettes, smoking and chewing
tobaccos ever offered in Orangcburg
The DIR. never keeps anything but
he best Of goods in lis line and we
take pleasure in calling attention to
these goods. Go down aud Try them
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

THE LITERARY MIcHocosM This
IL the namcof 4 new literary paper
just started III New York by Hall &
Go. It's an ably edited paper, the
best thinkers i'll the country bcing
contributors. is so cents per M
NUN. and a sample copy willbc sent
free to any one desiring to cxnmineit.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

THANKs.-Mnny thanks to Con
gressman Dibble for Congressional
documents in the shape of reports of
the Commissioner Of Education, and
pamphlet upon the Original Growth
ofShecp Husbandry in the United
States.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21
10 A T.,

a GOOD APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Robt
Mckewn for long time clerking for
'Mr. j. G. Pike, has just been appoint
ed conductor on the S. G. X. Il. Mr.
McKewn is an old railroad man, and
the appointment is III excellent one.
We wish him we'll.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21
why Suafer Necdlesoiv

With the convulsing, -spadmodic tortures Of
fGvcr and aGne AMI bilious remittcnt, when
TO be Il rRalecurative Of ,nalarial fcvcrs, Will
srsdicaso the cause of SO much suffering No
less effective is this benignant alternative In
piaint, rheumatism, and in general debility
aad nervous weakness. For ssIs by all p:usS
S1sts aao Dealers asaerally.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21
Eeeb1e md slchly reraons

Recover their vitality by pursuing course Of
lar invigorant and Alternative medicine IN use.
General debility, fever and aguc, dyspepsia,
constipation, rheumatism, and Other n,aladics
are completely removed by II. Ask those
who have used it what it has done for them.
Fc: tale ty Al Druggists AID Dealers
ocr.ysIiy II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

The School Commissioner was
badly poisoned last week IN mis-
rounds through the County l,y hant,-
ling poisonous switch picked up by
the roadside. We hope this is not a
sample Of the switches used by the
teachers TO punish bad boys.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

= See change Of notice in the nd
rcrtiscmcnt of II: Spahr, jewcllcr, in
to-days issue. He has on hand every
style Of jcwclry, and is always pre-;
pared to do repairing of all kinds in
the most prompt and neat style.
, 1881-06-15

THE French Chambers. by unanimous
vote, agreed to appropriate the 14,ooo,oo
francs nslied tor by the Government to defray
the expenses Of the Tunistan expedition.
Gel. Farrc, in speech delivered before the
vote WIS taken, said that the expedition wa:
undertaken to protect Algeria, mid to cstal-
lisA tho influence Of France, an4 TINT the SUN
asked fur wns very luoderate considering the
advantages gained.
, 1881-06-15

Cos1,iASDEn MONTGOMERY S1cAnu has
becn nppoIntcd Chlcf Of the Bureau Ut
Orttnaner Of the Navy Department, utce Co.n-
lnotlore Jetfers. who l,as resigned. Secretary
Window ll.as been furnished with II report Ut
tho result of the investigation Into tho cronk-
edl,ess III the Cnstodful's otllct Of tho Treas
liry Department.
, 1881-06-15

FATHER Cul!c1 Is ilkrIy IL get Into trouble
about nts recently.pnbl[shed book, "T!lo
New italy alld the Old Xealots." The Pope
laas xulnlnonctl speclal Congregation Vt
Cardinals to pronounce III It, atul 1t Is pre-
.lEcte.l tint thu bouk will be plncud on ttle
"lndux Expurgutorlus," which will bo u very
efficient way OF advertising it anl extending
It's circulation,
, 1881-06-15

rCnKEY, neyer ont Ut trouble, has Just
taken OIL Itself a now trouble. Tho French
Cu,tsi,i ut I'rlpoli Insists OH considering TIL
nlsEan subjects living In TINT city us under
Ills pruteclfull, when tlie Sultan considers
null insists that t,ey arc Ills subjects, a1ld
consequently should 10 under Turklsl. pro-
lection. The Sultan also protests against the
interference Ut France In Tunls, and refuses
to rucogntzo the Fn,neorunIslan truaty.
hut what Is 1t 9olng to tlo about the matter?
, 1881-06-15

TWELVE now cases Of smallpox were re.
ported III Chicago yesterday, md there WIS
ono dcutl,. The Health Department is
working cncrgetfcally TO abate the dtsc1,se,
but owing to tho tiltI,y condition uf thu city
las hot bevn lis successful Us might other
WISE b. expected.
, 1881-06-15

A CONVENTION Of the Supreme Court Of
til. Independent Order Of Foresters met in
Now York yesterday under the Presidency
OF tho Supreme Forester, who reported that
the society Ind been In existence seven
years. latl distributed s500.000 to members
Of the Order during TINT time at a cost to
cuctl member of $50. Sick members nre
nitnweA IS per week, aild the widows of
members receive MI endowment.
, 1881-06-15

a LARGE number OF peasants are cmIgrnt-
ing from tile Russian Province of T"rnsk to
Siberia because Of poverty. So great Ia tho
cx.,1us that the fcrry-boat OIL thu Volga IL
taxed tu the utmost In order to transport
them acrUss. Voluntary exLtc to Siberiu Is
something new,
, 1881-06-15

IT Is reported that tile celebrated Ntlllist,
Hartmann. who attempted to assasinatc thu
late Car, NUS recently nrrested BY GGrmnn
authorities, conveyed to tho liusslun fro1lt~
ipr, aid there handed uyer to the tender
lnerctes Of thu lsussian authorities.
, 1881-06-15

Miss II. n. Gu.:.Er. IL Wisconsin, lady law
student, now residing In Washington, WIS
appointed Notary Public fur the district 1T
Columbia yesterday by the President. I'l,is
Is the first Instance where Il woli,u.l llas bcpl,
appointed IL such Il position, by n,,y rresl-
dent
, 1881-06-15

CAPT. CHARLES u. PHILLIPS. United
States Engineer in Charge nj thu l,arbor mid
river improvements uf the Norfolk (Va.j
District, died yesterday. Ell uates, a pronl
llrMt luulbermAt Of Chlcngo, died at Ills resi-
deuce carly yesteEtlny 1norning.
, 1881-06-15

CIHEF-JCsT1cE SESEts, OF the Supreme
Court of Wyoming Territory, declded YES.
tertlay tllat the marriage Ut Lee Chin with Il
white wulnat!, which took place at Denver,
cul0., was valid. Cheyenne Is I'LL "tote up"
over the decision.
, 1881-06-15

THE Ercat DrOok1yll bridge tsa costly af-
fair. Thus fur nearly Sl3,00o,O00 llayc heel,
expended OIL It, and It will takB another year
ttMl soine more millions Ut dollars to com.
utete Il.
, 1881-06-15

Tl1E boiler OH the ''donkey" engine Oh the
'lcck Of the steamer City Ut 1sone exploded
yesterday ut Barrow. Englard, just Us she
WIS about being launched, causing tle III
slant deuttl at three tncn a,Ml lnjurIng tel,
uthess, most Ut them very seriously.
, 1881-06-15

Til: Republican members OF tho New
Hampshire Legislature met In Caucus last
night a1,d nominated tile following candidates
for State officers: Secretary Of State, \. u.
Thompson, Of Concord; Suite Treasurer,
Solon Il. Carter, Of Concortl; State Printer,
I'arsun II. CoKgswell, Ut Concord; Conl-
lnissary.frneral, George e. Lime, OF Exeter.
The ioMinees will be elected, rs the Re-
publ1cans hayo gou1 majority in the
Legislature.
, 1881-06-15

TnE number Of cln1granls who lett Ger
tnany lust month for this country was the
largest for any m0ntil during the last ten
years. Herr Richter. tho German Radical
leader, stated In tic IseictstaR yesterday that
the emigration was owing to the shameful
1nanner lit which artisans and IaboEers arc
treated III Germany. Tho exodus causes cor-
siderable apprehension among the Conserya-
tfrr lenders.
, 1881-06-15
Ghe Gtfh1t1te.

70 ftFsnW tln11kt IN plrc'hae cn1hts of TIIE
ClftcAf1n Tmtnu*E at Kttrs AD.neieA a,.l an rau-
uuH tttths ttI,e,t ElsteuVu ltdpers are sid lpM ca
(srn {dror IN relErtt,Y t< facts u u!ts oGc<. Vo
t,v (<4l particulars.
, 1881-06-15

AT the asbestos mines II, the Township OF
Tlulf"rI, Que, tlsfr!y.s1x IIouses bc1nlglng
tn miners, two snwmtlls, and /, considerable
quantity OF lumber tlayu been destroyed by
ffrt..
, 1881-06-15

OWING to tho fact tint the appropriations
for t;uugers aud Storckecpe1s fur tho prese,lt
fiscal year arc very nearly exhausted, Col-
lcctors Ut internal Revenue l.aye been dl-
rectcd TO iniurln thb tiaugers aid SturekeeI-
ers employed under them tint they will be
Ulljy paE1 to the :Ntll Of June.
, 1881-06-15

acknowledgements FINE has Issued
4 circular authorizing reduction Ut fEcigl't-
rates ou gruln u! the bas!s Ut 70 ceuts per l0o
pounds betwncn New York alul Chicago.
Thu reduction vii! DO maintained until all
1oa&ls aru ugrecd on uniform freight OH this
cluss ut Roo.ts* 6lIippers Will not bu greaily
dissatisfied 1t such agreement Is nos cutered
into very SOM.
, 1881-06-15

T1lE teachers Of the New York pub1l:
schools gave grand reception In tie Grt,ttl
Opera-llnusc Of tint city lust night III ccIe-
bration nj the l0ttl anniversary Of tho adoI'-
tlUtl Uf tho American lIaK.
, 1881-06-15

TtiE population Of New South Wales IL
cs'tnatrd at 7:jD,VU, being MI increase ot
.*4oooo during the Inst ten years. The pop,tla-
&ion III New Zealand Is +s9.5Dl. Thu popula.
tt0n Of Tasmania is 11D,0U.
, 1881-06-15

TUE investigation !Mto thu al|egad brtpeEy
at Albany WINS continued yesterday. nrat-
Icy had 10 tell lnucl. ubUut lllusulf which lta
wou'h rather the publts would not know.
lii thu evening Senator Sessions uyuin deutvd
, 1881-06-15

FAnME1.s residing III the vicinity Of Quc-
bec.coi'!pla1n Of tue cxtrGIlIc drought, Which
Threatens IL destroy the wllule l,ay crop. Il
c0pI0lEs ratnfa1t IL much needed In the IT,
caltty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

THERE ara some very straightfor-
ward people in Cherry Greek. One
of them went up into the NEWS office
and sauntering to the desk asked:
AZ hear that the Bible has been re-
vised. Do you know If any import
ant changes have been NADER"
IA good many, / believe"
ssThen there is no mistake about
Ananias being struck dead for ly-
ing?"
"No, / believe not"
"Well, If l were you l would
find out about it," and he strolled
out as unconcerned rs you please.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

We have been shown a letter re-
ceived from.J. c. Russell, who several
months ago left Ward for the South
ern country. Mr.. Russell Is now at
I'll Paso, and his impressions of that
section are not favorable. The coun-
Try surrounding the new railroad
Junction he describes rs barren and
oesolate. Money Is scarce, and no
spirit Of enterprise seems to animate
the inhabitants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
TIE EXCHANGE.


Thursday afternoon, about 8 o'clock,
the new Teaenp mill dropped stamps
for the first time. Quite a number Of
visitors were present ON the occasion.
The mill has been in course of cree
ton for about three months. AL the
machinery has been placed in posi-
ton under the supervision of MIR.
Courier, who am ont from New
York o that purpose. 1t is construct-
ell in firSt-elass style, and when the
engine WAS started up for the first
time everything went oil smoothly.
Next Monday the mill will start up
permanently and another bullion pro-
ducing company will be added to
those already in operation.
BE sides the mill several other neces-
rary and useful buildings have been
erected, notably among which is the
assay and reiorting offices, which are
models OF neatness and ingenuity.
In a future issue of the NEWS we in
tend 10 interview Superintendent
Smith at greater length in regard to
the expenditures of the company and
the fair prospects under which the
new enterprise starts out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
Enteuigfnre.
I'll o TOWN.

The law card of w. G. Love will be
found under the head of "New To-
day"
Get ready for jury service. The
District Court will convene in Hamil-
ton on the 4th of April.
Mr.. Jake Marty, wife and child, left
on Tuesdays stage for the East. Jake
will make Kansas his stamping
ground.
Willard Burbank came in from
Snake Valley last Tuesday. He will
larry with Us for a while.
Louis A. Hauck has been appoint
ed Justice of the Peace for Ward,
vice Robert Briggs, resigned.
p. Keogh Is grading the lot in the
rear of Geo. Stockle's shop, prepare
tory to the erection of a new build
ing.
Mike Ahern has been giving our
citizens a test of the quality OF his
lime during the week, by white wash
Ing several houses. It makes quite
an improvement in the appearance
of the buildings.
Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald, an old
resident OF Cherry Creek, who has
been for some time on IA visit 10 his
friends in Nova Scotia, returned by
Wednesday evenings stage.
Parties interested in Hamilton town
lots should read Judge Rives' notice
in our advertising columns, and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. Hugh Frank has taken charge
of the boarding house ut the Teacup
mine. lie mas 4S regular boarders.
Read the advertisement of John
Frank in another column. lie viii
attend TO all orders for upholster-
ing. repairing furniture, painting, etc.
cowley * Cunningh .m are building
a substantial stable at the Tcacup mill
They I'VE the contract Tor hauling all
the ore from the mine TO the mill.
Geo. Is. Burbank departed for
Hamilton Tuesday, in response to "a
telegram from Capt Drake, 10 do
SOME necessary sarve, Ing in the
tunnel.
"Lake Como is the name given TO
the stagnaut pool in trout OF Miners
Union Hall. The II Of the pro-
perry should, by all means, fill upand
remove the nuisance.
Miss Mary Dc Long, of Virginia,
was examined by Supt. Benedict
Thursday evening, and grantei a Sec
ond grade certificate 10 teach in this
county. The young lady will take
charge Of the Ware school in a few
days.
Henry Lyons and Pete Weber de-
parted for Eureka by private convey
.ance Monday. We learn that they
are figuring for a contract for some of
the heavy grading on the Eureka 4
Colorado River Railroad. Pete and
Henry, oil by themselves, would move
a mountain of dirt I'm "A short time.
Charley Karbstein, after taking a
look ct his tiocks out near Deep
Creek, returned to town Sunday even
Ing, and departed for the county seat
Monday. Charley's wild dreams Of
the future of Hamilton Is only equal
cd by the romances that come down
Us to through the misty ages of the
past.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
OUR MINES.
New strikes all Along the Line.

New Strikes all Aleng the Line.
During the past week several i'm
portant strikes have been made in the
principal mines in this District.
These new developments are o
aging signs, and it is safe to predict
that in another year the bullion pro-
duct of the district will be more than
doubled:
AT THE TEAcUP
A promising strike has been made on
the 360-level. This new discovery is
opportune and must greatly encour-
age the company just at this particu-
lar time. Some OF the richest ore ever
found in this district was in the Tea
cup, and indications show that there
is plenty more left.
AT II STAR,
A surplus of ore has accumulated,
requiring some of the miners To lay
idle until better facilities are made for
hauling and crushing. This COM
pany has a prosperous outlook ahead.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Messrs. Barrick and Griswold are
undoubtedly the possessors of a good
property in the Bohemian Girl mine,
which they are now developing.
These gentlemen have expended a
great deal of labor on their property,
and are now being rewarded by the
development of a strata of ore of the
richest grade, assaying from $50 TO
500 per ton. Every miner in the
camp, who is familiar with the Bohe-
milan, believes 1t will become, one Of
these days, one of the best mines
in the camp. Frank and Al. feel
sure of a bonanza.
TuE EXCHANGE.
Still richer rock has been struck in
the Exchange mine, and the con-
pany will surely have to erect more
extensive milling facilities before the
year Is out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

Capt. James Adams, who was shot
in San Francisco two week ago by
Adolph Schander, is dead. He was a
member of the last Legislature from
Eureka county. He was an old Pa
cific Coaster. 1t is said that James
Oliver held Adams while Schander
shot at him. Both are held for muir
der. The dispute, which eliminated
in the shooting Of Adams, was about
a mine in which the parties were in
terested.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

From the Phoebe Record.

IRON the Ilocne hecOru.I
At about half past 9 o'clock We'd
nesday morning, 10th instant, "A de-
tachment of about thirty men, armed
with shot-guns and non nted, sud-
denly dropped into Silver Reef from
st. George, and under the direction of
Marshall Pratt. Sheriff Hardy and
Deputy Sheriff Hoag, at once proceed
ed to the Barbee Il Walker mine,
where they arrested several of the
leaders of the Miners Union, who
were employed there, and having
locked them up in jail and plac-
ed a strong guard around 1t, the de-
tachment proceeded to make other
arrests. The town is under martial
law, all the saloons being closed. As
yet no resistance or violence to the
officers has been offered, although it
is hard to guess exactly what will hap
pen in regard TO the matter. Among
the persons arrested are Michael Rea-
gan, Pat. Murphy, James Baldwin,
John Twadee, Dan Ayers, Steve Ed
wards, Pat. Gleason, Mai O~'Laughlin,
Dennis Murphy, Henry Collins, Rob-
ert Compbell, Joseph Carr, James
Walsh, John Walsh and others,
whose names we did not obtain.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
LETTER FRoM HAMILroN.

Our Hamilton correspondent sends
us the following items of interest :
The snow is rapidly giving way I'M
der the warm sun of the past few days.
There is a good deal in town yet,
though some bare spots are to be seen.
The miners in both the Eberhardt
tunnel and incline have been laid off
for several days past, waiting for a
surveyor to ascertain the correct posi-
the upper and lower work ings are
about len feet apart, sideways.
A telegram has been received from
Superintendent Kendall at st. Louis.
tie does not say when he will retarn.
Mrs. Merger died here last Friday
afternoon, and was buried on Sunday.
Letters daily received from San
Francisco safe that J. T. Mathe wson,
one of our oldest ami best known cit
liens, is still in "A preearious condi-
ton. There Is but little hope OF his
recovery.
Patsey Field, a Gold Hill Young
man, has this week been installed a.
telegraph operator at this place. The
Gold Hill News gives the young man
a very complimentary send-otf.
Our town is fearfully duh, and we
10 no. LOOK for much improvement
before June, unless Court business
stirs up things a little.
An inmate has been secured for the
county jail in The person OF PETE Meg
ley. Taking too much interest in
other peoples cattle is said to have
been the cause of Pete's trouble.
Tho first head to drop under the
keen edge OF our reform Commission
ers' official k%nillotine Wa ID. Peterson,
the Hospital S ewart. They reduced
his wages firm so (scrip) to $50 per
month. Pet rson is the only unfor-
tunate in all the broad realm of White
Pine county that the Board could con-
troll in the matter OF wages, and they
showed their authority. 1t is well for
the WORKING men oil this county that
he Boards abitrary power in the la
Dor market is confined to such mar
row limits. We admire cheek OF a
pretty stiff quality, but this article is
too much. Men who receive from The
county 1913 33 for two or three hours
work once a month, and take it with
out scruple, take advantage of their
exalted position and reduce the WAGES
OF the only poor unfortunate the law
places under their control 80 per cent.
Why did they not reduce their own
proportionally l will tell YOU. Tai
ent OF a h gh order, snch as the gentle
men possess, is IN indispensable arti.
Gle, for which a payers should will
ingly pay high wages, but common
laborers are plenty and the Board
Will, in the interest of taxpayers, see
that that solitary appointee they hold
shall serve the county as cheaply AS
any Chinaman does his employer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

SIR GEORGE CoLLEY, lately killed by
the Beers, was an Irishman, as was
his predecessor in South Africa, Sir
Garnet Wolseley, and as is his sue
cessor, Gen. Roberts. Lieutenant
0'Connell, recently slain in battle,
was ~lineally descended from the
Great Daniel of that name.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
A Lucky Miner.

George Clark, who resided here
some years ago, says the Silver State,
mas inst sold a mine in Arizona, for
100000. l.. l.. Richard, Mr.. Clark's
son-in-law, informs us that the
money is to be paid in three INSTALL
ments.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

WHITELAw Reds prospective wife
is worth 81 300, 900 in her own name.
and will get seven or eight times as
much when the old man dies.
Whitelaw, says the Inter-O Ocean, is
another of those Ohio men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
His salary

After the expiration of the present
Term the salary of the Judge of this
District will be SO, 50O-Eureka to pay
ss'aOO, White Pine 81 500 and Lincoln
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

THE public schools in many dis
tricts i'm this State will be seriously
effected by the law passed at the last
session of the Legislature, approved
on the 9TH instant. The Act to which
we refer contains the following:
"And it shall not be lawful for Trus-
tees of any School District, the fund
of which is exhausted, to incur any
debt, or pledge the credit of their dis
trict for any amount that cannot be
paid by the income of The district,
during the year in which said liabili-
ties occurred. Any contract made in
violation of the provisions of this sec
ton shall be null and void.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

l care not who makes the laws of
sae country, so long as l can make
sne Dombs," Is the cry of the London
nanniactnrer who furnished the Nj
ailista with ammunition.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

Cherry Creek passengers save $40
sna reach Eureka at l p. NJ. the sec
Ono day by taking the Hamilton
route. Save time and money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26
NOTICE
70 Parties Interested in the Town
Site of Hamilton.

JUDGE's CHAMBERS, WHITE PINE County,
HAMILTON, Nevada, March -, 1881.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l This is to notify all persons interested
that the undersigned, District Judge Of the
State of Nevada, in and Tor tbs County Of
White Pine. has receivsd the United States
patent, conveying to said undersigned title in
trust, for tho benefit of tho inhabitants of the
Town If Hamilton, in said county, the Il
of Sections II and Is. in Township Id N,
Range Is H., Mount Diabio base and
meridian, containing I54 7-l0 acres. in the
District of lands subject 10 sale at Eureka,
Nevada and all persons having or claiming
rights in connection with said property.
will maze due application to said undersign-
ed. ut Eureka. Eureka county, Nevada, with
in six months from the first publication
hereof, for sdcn part of said land and premi-
Sos rs they or any Of them may be entitled to,
or be forever barred from setting up such
claim.
Done the day and year first above written.
HENRY OWES, District Judge.
mr. 5-9m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-03-26

UNDER the supervision of the trus-
tees. our school-house is being en-
larged and otherwise improved.