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The daily gazette., 1881-04-23

TWO gJURIEs OUT.

When the jury in the case of the
United States %. Charles Shields, in
the u. S. District Court, retired for
consultation, at noon to day, 1t was
decided, in view of the fact that the
jury panel was exhausted, TO com
mence no more trials until Tuesday
morning next, to which time all the
witnesses were discharged. Court
took a recess until tomorrow morn
ing, at which time the juries can res
port their disagreements, unless
they agree upon sealed verdict
meanwhile.
The jury in the case of Thomas
Bridgeman, which went out yester'
day morning, was still in consulta-
ton at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
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INQUEST CONCLUDED.

Coroner Weldin concluded his inquest
over the body of the man and woman
that were instantly killed yesterday af-
ternoon on the P. w. B. r. r.. at Stan
ton crossing.
The only witnesses examined were
the engineer, fireman aud train hands.
The evidence proved conclusively that
the whistle was blown, and the jury re-
turned q verdict of accidental death, and
exonerated all the employees. The mans
name was Martin Quinn.
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A PUGNACIoUs READJUsTER.

NoRFoLK, VA, April 21.-Mr. Glen
nan, editor ofthe Norfolk Virginian and
q prominent Democrat, was assaulted on
the street this evening by II. w. Swank, a
lawyer and Reaajuster. The parties
were separated and bound over to keep
the peace. The difficulty grew out of a
communication which appeared IN the
Richmond Whia on the 10Th inst, writ
ten by Swahk, attacking the Virgtnidn
The VsrGinid1t of this morning, in an
editorial, paragraph, characterized the
writer as q liar.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23
. BOOK BEER.

The season for book beer has ar
rived, and by reference to an adver-
tisernent in another column, it will be
seen that Joseph Stoeckle advertises
that all his customers have on tap his
Justly celebrated book beer, and he
will also have it on tap at his saloon,
King street, below Third. This no
doubt will be good news to all who are
fond Of the beverage.
Messrs. Hartman s. Fehrenbach, the
well-known brewers, also advertise
that their fine book beer will be on tap
Tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23
TERRIFIC NITRO-GLYCERlNE
EXPLOSION.

BINGINGHAM, N. Y, April al
About 7.30 o'clock this morning
two terrible aud almost simultaneous
explosions occurred of nitro-glycer-
Inc in the nitro vaults of
The Dittmar Powder works OF
this city. About five minutes aflerwaid
10000 pounds Of sporting powder in a
store-house about hundred feet from
the nitre vaults ignited, causing another
terrific explosion. The buildings were
demolished aud scattered IN every direc-
ton and property was destroyed for
miles around. The shock was distinct
~ felt forty miles away. No one was
seriously hurt. The man ia charge oil
Il the nltre vaults discovered the fire,
which was caused b. the improper mix.
lure Of acids, warned the others and
lied before tue explos ion occurred.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23
TELEPHONE CoMMUNICA-
TT0NS.

There should be some arrangements
whereby telephone communications
could be established between the City
Hall and the Almshouse. Is it is at
the present great Inconvenience and
trouble is experienced in case there is
some one at the City Hall to be sent
to the Almshouse. It requires a con-
siderable length of time for a person
to walk out to the Aims
house to procure a wagon to remove a
case. Would it not be well for the
City Council and Trustees of the Poor
to es ablish line 7
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SNEAK THIEVES.

Some time during last night sneak
thieves entered the saloon of A.
Hauber, No. 200 w. Second street.
They effected an entrance by climb
ing through the transom over the
back door. The only articles miss
ing by the proprietor is full set of
ivory pool balls, and about so cents
In money. Who the robbers were
is unknown,
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

CONDITION OF LHE RAILROADS AND
RIvERs-orHER MATHIS.
special Correspondence Of Gazette.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 10Th.
have been at this place since the 10Th
inst, and have no prospects OF getting
away. The Missouri is stunning so strong
that 1t Is impossible for boat to STERN
the curren The railroad from here to
Yanktown is washed away. The river
is still rising and the Southern part of
city Ia submerged.
Great app Extensions are entertained
for the safety OF the bridge across
the Flood River, three miles below.
Should it be carried away the town
will have no outlet north or south.
About five hundred strangers have
arrived within the last few days.
Some are bound for YanktoD and the
Northwest, while others are from the
regions desolated by the food, and
are upon the town for shelter.
A. NJ. G.
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INvEsTINe CAPITAL In VIRGINIA.
A wealthy Englishman, who has inves-
ted. 5000, 900 along the line of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad, was in
the city Wednesday. He stated that a
friend Of his had also invested $500, 900
In the same way, and that he had fur
thermore invested $50, 900 in the Valley
of Virginia. This large amount OF CAPT.
tai coming into Virginia will be the
means of doing great service 10 the
state.-Richmond (Va.) Wig.
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The pa fjrn. b no, o. ! lhe rall.oaa
freight officers In Chicago struck yesteT-
day morning for an advance OF 70 to 10
cent per day.
ABBOTT 30 laborers in tho Chicagt
Milwaukee aid st. Paul Oh -freil lat
depot, In Chicago, wets discharged on
Wedoespay for asking higher wages. The
other laborers damaud Ihs,r rslustate-
nept and an advance, and this heing
refus ID, all quilted work
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FOUND IN AWARD.

"A babe of only four months forna-
tlon was found this morning by Mr.,
James Kane in the yard of his house, on
Sixth street, below Pine. Who put il
there will probably always be mystery.
The Coroner took The matter in charge
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THE COMING LIGHT.

Philadelphia Councils Committee
on Police yesterday referred to SUBJ
Committee the resolution providing for
the lighting of Chestnut street from the
Delaware to the Schuylkil with the
alaniric lipht.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23

The hens are preparing for Easter-lay-
ing for IL so 10 speak .-Somerset Herald.
fhe only objection we h I'VE To them Is
taey ~ 1oL meet AZ bquArely They go at
Il in kind ofround (ibouO W y; but we
are OF the opiBl1n LaaL tnIE could be
remedied ~ a certain extent by the use
Of NJ. Is. Roberts Poultry pOWd eFs
lor ~ MAKES The hens ACT ION Inc square"
oy layirg donDle-yokei eggs.
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BORROWED MONEY RECOV-
Erred.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Edward
Mills o-day obtained verdict OF
S68.25 against Cornelius j. Wander.
bilt for $25 loaned defendant Au
gust oath, 1875, when he went
aboard the plaintiffs boat Yankee
with a party OF ladies and not hay
ing any money borrowed it from
Mills to pay the ladies' ice-cream
and refreshment bills, and to take
them home in a carriage. In 1871
defendant paid IS Oh account.
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will IL do no haim?" This Is the
que tlou often ked, nd the answer Is,
At cannot" Tor DIR. Bulls baby syrup
Is an innocent remedy, warranted 10
contain neither Opium, Morphla, or any
thIng Injurious. Price % cents a bottle
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23

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The daily gazette., 1881-04-23
INHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

1 AHs1 1N7AN5 bAFINGS BANK
500 MARKET STREET
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ltb lgsl
open TO receive deposits dairy nom i A
NJ, until 4. M, aud on Tuesday and "A,
uiuAS srenlhgs nom TO 3 O'clock.
SEMl-AkNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly madein April and Oclober.
, When diviSsnds are not Withdrav "A.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus ner'
manent deposits compound their ntersa,
twice in each year. ~
MANAGERS,
element II. Smyth, George w, Bush
yhas. w. Townsend George s. uapeIia
nathan,l X. Benson, M. l.. Lichensteln
Henry II. Dure, Edward DarIina
W. Hastings, Job hi. Jaehs ~, toh
Edward Pussy, VIM, ri swim
Anthony Higgins.
GEO: ". BUSH, President
ieb2l.ly u. T. TAYLOR Trassnr.,
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BANKS AND BANKERS.


LaIRST NATIONAL BANk
L OF WlLMINGIu
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MosE,
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARI, BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;, GAsHtkt
Paid mp Capital, $500. tso
Philadelphia, New York aud Eosla1 n
change furnished TO regular Deposit.u 4
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays ana Pharsde, 4
It $50 A. M. .
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John n Adm
S 1n ~. D. myth Henry =. McComb
5eorge W. Bush, William TatnalI.
Daniel James, Ell GArrett
SAINT Bancroft, Jr. tanl.ty
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This institution, located AT slamlWl
Conn, Is the only institution ia n,
East run In connection with the Colona
Business College Denver, Colorado ,thslt
This college IL the best OF It's Kind for M
The daily gazette., 1881-04-23


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DIRECTORS.

Discount days, Mondays anu Phursde, =
Al $40 A. M ntA, .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-06-25
PINE NEWS
RuWLEqaED JOE.

In the dark and gloomy shadow
or a cliff In Colorado
Sat bowleered Joe, a chieftain OF the ntes;
Erown AS black as Ere nch oil backing
OYER his features beauty lacking
6omber ~hung-the buck was u you pet
your boots
FOR his painted, bowling whoopers
Had been scattered by the troopers
T. a scrimmage on the range an hour before;
And his heart was filed with sorrow
Whem he thought that on the morrow
Thsv might come and wax 1t to the crowd
some more |!
Ronnd him stood bis warriors savage
Heroos bold of many u ravage
IN tke smoke house OF tbs settler Tar below
- md their murderous eyeballs gltstened
AS they silent stood and listened
To the curses Of Infatuated joe!
Suddenly tho chieftain pointed
skinny finger, ugly jolnted,
Al IN. homes of settlers fur out on the pam,
sFhers," hs cried. "the pale face dweiiotn
And my nostriis murderer smeiietn.
While thoughts of CORY vengeance hfe my
brain J"
with a yell that loud resounded
mid the moantain peaks, hs bounded
To his feet. and danced rs ns'er hs'd danced
vast the war dance he was dancing?
Oh! what meant that fearful praneins
Would he Hood that settlers peaceiui home
with gore?
Was the dance preliminary
To Q swoop down from has eyroy-
Or did the aborigine but jest
Jest? All, mol a thousand swarming
Insects were his bron o hide warming
He,d been sitting on q yellow jackets most.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-06-25
Application for a Patent
To the Geneva Mine.
NO. GIG
U. 2. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA. NV. March 10. 1881,

1IhAhAs 49, 80 -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIKI
~ Teacup and Geneva Mining Company
lsyhOse Purtofice address IL Cherry Crrek
MhIie Piue County, N.vAdal has this day Med
lite application for h patent Tor nft's-n hundred
tl5Ojj linear feet IT the seheva Niue or v. In
bearing silver. with surface sround six hnn-
dred ,tdUl fret In width. situate, lying and
being In Cherry Greek Mining District. County
of White Pine, state III Nevada. and know
aud designated by the field notes aud official
plat Un file ia this office As Lat No ID. un.
survey ed lands. The exterior boundaries of
said Lot No. - Deing as follows to wit. Mag
hetic variation IGN 4, grras East
Beginning 81 = post marked No. U. 5. Sur
vey No. IS, whence monument No. ! bear r.
north S. degrees Is minutes, east 1918 feet
Post No. ! Z. 4. No. 40 ORGY Eagle lode. be,rs
north ~ q ,grees j minutes, east 29Sai fret thu
discovery tunnel on this claim bears south NJ
degrees. west Se3 feet: and another tnn-
mel bears 81 d grees ~ mIu' tee, West
GA feet thence running nrst course =
south 63 degrees Is MINUTES. west 15OO
feet to past marked No. 2 U: 8. Sur
yey No as thanre running second conrse-
north ri degrees. 45 minntes. west $40 feet To
pnsf marked No. 3 u. 5 Survey No. - th. NJ.
running third eo~urse-north ~ d. grets Is inln-
ntes, e'st 1850 fett ~ poet markell No. U 3 bur
vey M. - thence running fourth con re-
suIih 10 degree IS minutes. east 100 feet 10 IHost
No. /, the place Of beginning. cOriaining 20 "a.
Ito acres. From past o. | Of this surve. the
northeast corner location monument: Lears
south ~ drgiees, east 81 heet No monument
standing at the souiheast eDrm r. From posf
M. 3 the southwest location corner mannn 81
bears north IS degrees, sast Is itet. Fun ~.
40 4 the northwest 10 ration cUraer mo- nIneni
bears south ~ degrees Is minutes. east II ieef
The adjoining claims are the big 6innt on
the north. and the Fortune TN the south
The location of this mine IL duly recorded IN
the Recorders Office Of Cherry OR ek AlniaR
District. In Book A.. page =. Of the niininR re-
cords 81 rsId district.
Any aud all persons claim ng adversely any
partiOiI Of rad 9rneva mine or said mining
ground NJ hereihbefore derc ibed art reqntrrd
to ME ihrir adverse claim with the Register of
the United States Land OficS, Ut Eureka, Ia The
state ~ Nevada. during the sixty d w. period
of publication hereof. or they will b barred
bs virtue VI the pravisi. ms of The stHtnte.
a2-fUd Il. II. HINckLEY. Reajster.
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handkerchief Filtration.

Drawing 1t across the lips, l wish
10 know you. Across the cheek, l
love you. Across the forehead, we
are watched. Opposite n in
both hands, walt for me. Winding II
around the first finger. | am engaged.
Around the third finger, married.
Dropping 1t, we will be friends.
Twirling 1t in both hands, indiffsr-
snce. Letting 1t rest on the right
cheek, yes. On the left cheek, no.
Putting 1t in the pocket, good by.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-06-25
for a Paten.-
To the Big Giant Mine.
NOTICE NO. eAI.
U. :. LAND oRRIcn

Us. LAND OFFICE
EuRhkA. N.Y., June q, Iwi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
- Is. Williamson and " lillian Ss,n,~
whose POstOiics address il Cherry rra1sls
White ' inc county, Neyada), have III S;ieek.-
FL d their. application for q patent ~, sssuaaAy
hundred linear feet of the Big Giant :l'een
vein bearing silver. with sur ace 0ron ming or
hundred feet in width: situated, living sn ny IL
ing ~ UnfpIy creek Mining District, Count, ,
ted by tha field notes and official plai on ~
in THU Office Hs OF Number fortv.ssvsa" ne
%. located on nnslrveyrd land. rbe sv,aA se.
boundaries Of said Lot No. II being as fci.sEaI
io-wit 'o"ess,
Commencing NJ a post marked M m
Survey No.. "a, whence l.. :. monumen, K.
bars north ~ degrees, Il minutss. a., 70.
feet; EOst No. | If L.. :. Survey No. "a GO
Eagl : lode. bears south n degrees 10 m;nnn..ey
eas. III t"et; a t,nn on this claim bar:
so ia ~ degre p II minutes, west 10 4 fs..
md n shaft on This claim bears souib n a.,
grees - minutes. west i6I feet. Thence ~
ming first 90 .rse-so1,h u degrees II minasas
west 40 feet 20 "ost marked Na. 2 u, n. Snrs'
yey No. ~. which Is also pnst No. | u 3. Snr.
Yey NO. -; IN nee second eonrse--north n
degrees q minutes, west 10 feet 10 10,
marked No. 3 L S..SnTvev 30. AZ wL,ah =
also Jost No 4 # u. :. survey No. 4: ,hsnas
third c~0urse-north B3 degrees II min -
eist 100 feet 10 POST mn oil No. Us Sur.
yey No. ~; I h,nce TO nth 20 rse-sou,h n
degrees. - minutes. east 100 feet 10 ros. NJ
|, the place of b ginning. Courses exrress.. ;
IT IN the true mefi i'm, with mrgnstjc yay;a-
ton ~ degrees ~ minutes, east and cout.In.
ing - q 100 acres.
The location Of this mine l. duly record A
in iha Record rs Office OF Cherry Creek Air.
inv District. IN rage : 3 Of Book Is Of the rec
ords of said district.
Tbis clam il bound ID IN the south end hv
the Geneva mining claim, and on The north
end by the Senat r.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Big Giant mine or sarfaes
ground ms herein before lcscribed, are re.
quired 10 file their adyerse claims with ina
Register ~ The United States and Office af
Eureka. In The State of Nevada, duriIe The
sixty d,vs period of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue Of the proyis-
ions o. The Statute.
jeii-Dd +. II. nINCKLEY, Register.
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sHEnIfF's SALE.
HILP BROS Plaintiff. Va. MtDRE
n. NJ. Co. Defendant.


DY VIRTUE OF AN XECUTION IS
- sued ont o. the District Court OF the sixth
Judicial Dis let, in and 'or tn, Co Bty OF
" bite Pine. state OF NEVADA. on IN Ilib da !.
of April, a. u. laal, and 10 m dir CT Il N d
delivered In favor Of a judgment rendered.
IN said Court on the llth daY " Apiil, A. ID.
1881, in favor Of /. L. Hip and He r. Iiip,
partners, plaintiffs. AMI agairst the Madr..
Silver Minln4 Comp ny. do rndnnt, for IN
sum 1T on thousand five b ndrcd md twenty
seven aud f~0rty-six one-h ndr dth- 81. u a.
dollars U. ). gold coin, with interest thereon
IN lie told coin, log III with ninety.seyen
and tfty-fiyn oue-handredths is7 81 dollars
cots AID dish easements, and accruing costs
Low. amounting to two aud ssveuty-iiye
one h lndrelths fs2 III doilnrs. a. appears of
record, | hqvs on this, the | III DAY Of A,ril,
A. ID. 1851. ! WED on the following desiibsd
property to Wit:
hose certain mining claims known as tho
Jew rotor and Ready Cash, situated in Ward
Mining Dist let. " hit ine Co Nevada.
together with all tbs improyem +nts thereon
or pertaining Their 10.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th Day OF May, A. ID. 1881,
between the hours Of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and 3
o'clock M. w. ut ~ O'Clock noon. I will sell
all The right. title. claim and Interest Of thu.
said defend mt. The Malrr Silver Mining o.. OF
IN and to the above drhcrib.d mining pom rty
ai the Court Hous'' door In Hamilton, White
Pine Coun,y. Nevada. nj Public %anction. Tor
COLL cain. cash la hand to the highest and b.st
bidder. to satisfy said execution nnd all costs.
alofh' ED. RAUM. She III.
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Ann;ication for a Patent
To the Teseup Mine.
NO. 6I5.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

~ d y
EUREKA, KEy., February 26, 1881
a1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE
~ Teacup and Geneva Mining Comrany
whose posiofice address Is Cherry Greek.
Nevada, has this day hled its application for
a pa,ent for fifteen huntreed 1,0OO) linear ttet
OF the TeAcup mime or vein bearing silver
with surfnce ground six hundret feet IN width,
s,tnate- living and being In Cherry Greek Min
inv District, County Of White Pine, state OF Ne
vadn. and known and designated by the neld
notes and official plat gu hle III this umee as
Lo, No. Al, unsurveyed lands. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lat M. 40 being ~ follows
to Wit. Variation 10 degrees 3l inmates East /:
Commencing ut a post marked No. | U B
Survey No. ~. whence L. s. monument No l
bears N. 50 deg. 10 min, h. 1877 4-lU frtt; poht
No. US. survey NJ. A Geneva Lode, OearS y.
s3 deg. 20 min, \. 1888 3.IO feet the discovery
shaft IN this claim bears ). :" drR ~ MN; ".
sOs feet, and the main incline bears =. 10 d y.
"a min. W 35l ieet theLce running hfst
course $. 20 deg, W. 1900 feet TO p' ,: marked
No 2 u. :. Survey No. 40, thence running
second cnurse-N. Is deg W. 6OO ieet TO posi
marked No. 5 u. y. Survey No. 40 theme
thira course-N. IS Dig L. 1870 feet tn posi-
marked No. 4 U. 3. Survey No. 40 and thence
fourth courses. Is deg Il. $40 feet 10 past
No. 1, the place OF beginning. % siniHg ~
Col 0 acres. FROM poet No l OF this survey
the NE corner monument bears b. - deg. %
min. W. "a feet from post M. 2 of this sur
Wy the l.. corner monument bears N. % deg.
80 min 4. 20 feet from post No. OF this
survey the SW. corner monument bears N. %
deg. h rs feet. and from post No. 4 the NV.
corner monument bears y. 70 deg W. q ieet.
This claim IL bounded on the north BY the
Bobtail, and on the south by the Spokan
chief.
me location of this mine il duly recorded In
The Recorders Office Of Cherry Greek Mining
District. in page 7 OF Book A, II the mining
records o, said district.
Any and ali pers"fis claiming adversely any
portion + said feaeup mine or said mining
ground AZ hereinbefDre described. are required
to- file their adverse claim with the Register If
the United States Land Office nj Eureka, In the
State Of Nevsda. during the sixty days period
of publication ! ereof. or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions Ui the Statute.
mrs tod L. II. HINCkI.Ei. Register
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NOTICE
TO Parties interested in the Town
Site of Hamilton. .
JupGE's CHAMBERS, WHITE PRIV CouvrY, !
HAMILTON, Nevada, March -, 1851. /

JUDGES CHAMnERs, WHITE PINE COUNTY,
HAMILTON. Nevada, March ~, 1851.
TIC ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN /:
l Thisis to notify all persons interested
that the undr rsixned. hi tri-t Judge OF the
State II Neyad,. in ana or tn County Of
White Pine. has rec ivad the United States
pa'ent. conveying to said undprsiun d ii le in
trust. for thu benefit Of the inhabitants of the
Town # haailton. in ssil county, The a
Of Sections ~ and Is. In Township Ii ~.
Range - f.. Mount Diab o base and
m.ridian. containing Ia 7-l0 acres. in the
District Of lands subject 10 sale ut Eureka,
Nevada. and all persons having nr claiming
rights in connection with said property.
will make due application 10 mid undersign-
ed. ut Z ireka. Earekn county, Nevada. with.
in six months from the first o. blicaion
hereof. for such art Of said land and premi-
ses ~ they or anv Of them may b entitled TO,
or be forever barred from setting up such
claim.
Done the day and year first above written
HENRY HIVES, District J Judge.
mr2tJm
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EUREKA, kEy.. February 20, 1881
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-06-25
NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO MEARE
requested to co ne forward and settle
thcir accounts Mt once, as want TO s,ttle IN
ny business here, pay what | owe and leave
Cherry Creek. May 7. 1851.
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Assessment Notice.

CrAR MINING COMPANY.
-
Locstio' - principal place OF buslness-,ssh
Fr.nci.co N itnrnin L~orutinn of works-
Cherry Cre,k, White Pine County. Nevsds'
Notice II hereby given. tnHt 81 mee'ihRes
the Board If Directors. held ON the WIN Gay
May, 1851. an assessment v" %
stock OF the curp, ration. payable iinmediAsry
IN q. s gold Ooin. to the Secretary. a. me JIM
of the Company. Roan IL Halleck Building. W.
32D Sansome STREET. san FrsneiSc"' Cahiu'n.s'
ANY stnck upon whivh tbis assessiuttt sisi'
remaiD unpaid on the 1hh day OF Jun,
1881. will b. delinquent. and advertised ior ~
Mt public auction, aud. unkrs~ payment y ms1o
before, will be sold ON Tuesday. fhe iztn :
Jnly, 1881, o. pay the delhiqnrpt r.
mriit, together with cost Of adysntssing snu
penses of sale.
By order Of the Board u nirerIors
WILLIAM STUART. seeTstais.
ofice-Room ~. HallecE DuildinB' SMs,s
some street, San Franeisco.
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THE idea of founding a German
university In one OF the Western
States Of America Is taking shape.
Several banking houses OF Berlin
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