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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
Work.

It is now getting to be the time of
the year when claim-owners who have
not yet done their assessment work
should be taking steps TO do So. II
no doubt has become somewhat mo-
nofonous with MANY To make the nee
essary outlay required from year to
year without deriving any direct ben
tit, hut the time surely will come
when each and every mite that
shows n mineral bearing ledge will
be found of value. The rapid ap-
proach OF railroads with cheaper
means OF transportation will not only
make the workings OF our low grade
ores possible to many that own claims
at present, but Will make the district
accessible to investors, who Will
gladly purchase properties possessing
% many advantages as do most Of
those here now unworked and consid-
cred scarcely worth the annual out
lay required.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

The Prescott Miner says: The num-
Der of desperate characters that now
infest the San Francisco and Bill Will
liaus country, Arizona, make it disa-
greeable and even dangerous for bus
mess men in that section.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
The salary Mnr.

II half we hear of the wranggling
among our county officials at Hamil-
ton be true, it is high time that the
county seat were removed, so that the
people who pay for the iddling might
hear the music.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

Judge Fuller, of Phoebe, formerly
District Judge of Lircoln Comfy,
who a few days ago was thrown from
his buggy by a runaway team and
had some of his ribs broken, died
from the effects Of his injuries Nov.
30th.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
Furnishing Supplies.

A. w. Gedney, of Ruby Valley, is
now furnishing the Railroad parties
in this vicinity all their grain snp-
plies. The surveying party is still
camped at the Hot Springs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10


EDITOR News: The subject OF re-
moving the county seat is causing
some discussion here. We are IN ia
yor OF Murray Greek, but If that is
not available, anywhere east of the
Egan woull be far more prefer
able to the present location. A now
situated county seat is altogether
too remote from thegreat majority Of
the people. | have Of en- wondered
whether our people are here for the
benefit Of the county seat OF the couh-
~ seat for their benefit. II looks like
the former. As l said before, If we
cannot get it at Murray Creek. Cherry
Creek will bea great improvement on
Hamilton. When the necessary steps
are taken looking toward removal,
YOU can count on a fair representation
here for the scheme. Il. B.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

On Monday the Thermometer reg
istered ten degrees below zero in por-
tons of New Brunswick.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
FRIDAYS STOCK REPORT.

MORNING BOARD.
$40 Opbir-6E 81
SO Mexican-10H 1875
Ss5 Gould Il Curry-5X 81
l00 Best X Belcher- lUL
Z2j S~avnge-2t0
100 California-4sc
30 Con. Nirginia-l55c
BIO Chullnr-l DC
49, Potosi-ll5c ll0c
100 Hale X Norcfoss-230c
400 Grown Point-li0c
a3j yellow Jaeket-35jc 3j0c 81
1000 Imperial-lhc
30 kentuck-95c
4O5 Belcher-lS00
30O Sierra Neyada-10M
AFTERNOON BOARD.
500 Star -2jc
80 Eureka Con.-l3sz
$50 \. Belle-l0 1914
l5s NJ hattan-2
s0D Day-24jc 245 b30
10 Albion -la5c
so Mt Diablo-8
20 l. Mt Dioblo-50c 45c
" Belding l0e
rs Holmes-25
? . Eureka Tunnel -2I0e 2i5c
ll70 Bodie-2l5c 2l0c 2 205c
20J Boehtel-25c
10 Syndieate-2
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

Following is the apport1onment Of
school moneys To the different School
Dlslricts. from the county taxes Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

Entertaining Sunday reading Is the
Grand Jury report in this issue.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
Rooms to Rent.

T HAVE THREE; NICELY FURNISHED
/ Rooms, on the sunny side, to rent at rea-
soma BILE terms. For particula lars call ut the
second house north of the school house.
MRS. OSBORN.
Cherry Creek. Nov. 5, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

SoUSn ADvicK We advise all young
people 10 acquire early ~ lite the habit
o. using good language, both in speaking
and writing, and also 10 abandon the
use Of slang words and phrases The
longer they live, the more difficult the
acquisition Of good language becomes.
II many Of one early years be passed
IN abuse, the unfortunate victim OF neg
lec,ed eduentiouis very probably doomed
to talk slang for lie. Money is not
necessary 10 secure this education.
Every man has il ia his power. He has
to use the language which he reads
instead OF slang which he hears, 10 form
tastes from The best speakers and poets
Of the country; TO treasure up choice
phrases in hts memory, aud habituate
himself to their use, avoiding of the same
time The pedantic precision and bombast
whlch show rather the weakness of vain
ambition than the polish Of an educated
mind.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

A TRifLtSc THiHG.-One has said
that lit Is hard telling what rifle
means" Everything 10 nature seems
TO be closely connected With everything
else. An undue preponderance Of one
force sets in motion all Others forces.
The eddying of few PARTICLES OF air may
give rise to . tornado. A lew drops Of
oil slowly leaking from a cask may seem
Of little account; but in due time The
vessel will be empty. A small pin. holt
or screw out OF place may stop power
tai engine, A particle OF dust may stop
or render chronome,er useless as o
time keeper. The prick Of pin in a
balloon may deslroyit. Another writer
has put the thought in a sslll stronger
light: "Thcre is no such thing as n
tufle." Any person who has lived
many years, and been engaged in tie
transactions OF daily litn, viii certainly
appreciate thls quotation. A useless
expense of a few cents daily 10 labor
ing man will amount to no small sum
in a series OF years, while a ludicious
expenditure in the same will be exhibit
ted in few years IN the general APP
pearanee of thrift all around such man.
10 know how to do things in the best
possible manner involves knowledge
OF thousand little things to insure sue
cess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

How FRgNcH WomES CRoss THE
SrREgr.--'Cress' writes from PARIS
toShc Chicago Inter- Ocean tits a trea,
TO sec Pnrisichne cross a muddy street.
She advances tip-toe To the edge 81 the
pavement. There she poiscs ike 81
bjrd ready for flight, and then deity she
raises her dress more than enough to
show her embroidered skirt, and dainty
hose and elegant bottnes, and with
out more delay she trips scross, toe aud
heel barely touching and ma refusing
70 cling toihc fairy feet that hardly leave
! an impression of it. Landed on the
other side she gives her fine feathers
lsitle shake intn place aud passes on
I wilh zhoes that look as II poi on Ut that
moment. Watch an Englishwoman
Immediately alicrward. She reaches
| The cBrbstone, comes 10 a dead standstilI
and stdlidly contemplates the muddy
road. Finally she selects roul Then
very cautiously she lifts her shoes,
making sure that the tops Of her boots
are under cover, and then slowly adyauc.
1 ing. she puts her right foo, oul--plum II
| goes, the water ooziHg oycrii, aud then
splash splash until the other side /,
reached, when. with roilad skirt and
soaked shoes she proceeds ON her vet
and muddy way. Nothing could be
more characteristic OF their respective
natlouallties, and nothing could be more
amusing than the mutual contempt for
each others ways.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

trace their sinuous folds and curves and
glide swiftly with that wonder OF all
wonders--the Gulf Stream. For some
tune lay entranced with the fairy
beauty OF the picture, but at last VOC
man $ nature prevailed, and lay sob
bling IN despair that admitted Of no cons
ISOLATION. or what account would b.
all the scientific knowledge in the world
without deep, warm current Of mag-
netic love A strong apathy settled on
me; wished | could die then and suIns
marily end my miserable existence:
but something held me back. There
must have been LILLE hope left III MS
wretched heart, for Milton says, where
no hope il left. il left no fear. 4
To ID b cokY nv til sA.s-auzaaaaz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

A CouRTING IN THE OLDEN DAYS.
Thirty years ago Michigan people
were frank and truthful set, Strane.
ers could come here and trade horses
with their eyes shut, and breach ofpro-
mise cases were unknown. Folks
meant what they said. and when they
gave their word stuck to il.
Exactly thirty years ago this month
a widower from New York State ap-
peared 10 Lansing on business. That
same business carried him over TO De-
Witt, eight miles away. While on the
way be stopped at log farm house to
warm his cold fingers He was warm.
" welcomed by the pioneer and bis
wife, both Of whom we're well along IN
years, and after some general talk. The
woman queried:
Am | right in thinking you are a
widoweri'
Yes.
Did you come here to find wife 2
Partly.
Dad anybody tell you Of Susie 2
NO
We'll, we've got a. bouncing a airl
Of twenty-five as you ever set eyes on.
She's good-iooking, healthy and good.
natnred, and think she u like your
look4
Where Is she 2
Over IN the woods here, choppns
down coon.trec. Shall blow The
born for hcf%
Ne; # you.Il keep an eye on my
horse Ill fad her.
Wen there's nothing siuck-up Of
affected about Susie. She'll say yes o,
no az soon a. che looks you over. Il
YOU want her, don't be afraid 10 "a,
So
Thu, stranger heard tho sound ofhet
s&s aasi soli0wed H. lie loegd. -.
just a. the tree was ready TO fall sRs
was 81 stout gook-looking girl, swing
mg the axe ike a man. aud IN two min
utes he had decided to say :---
Susie, I'm a widowef from New
York State ! am ,hIly-ninc wears old
have QUE child. own good farm and
want wife, Will you go back HON,
with me
She leaned on the axe and looked Al
him for bali a minute, aud then re-
4 plicd :--
Can't say for certain. Just wait tit
get these coons of my mind
She seat The tree crashing TO III,
earth. and with his help killed 6v,
coons, which were slowed away IN
| hollow
Well, what do you say" he asked
az the last coon stopped kicking
I'm your'n = was the reply; and b,
the time YOU get back from DeWrufi
have these pelts OF and tackled up ans
be ready Tor the preacher.
lie returned 10 the house, told the
old folks that he should bring a preach
er back with him, and at dusk tha
evening The twain were married.
Hardly an hour bad been wasted Il
counting, and vet be took home one ol
/ the best girls 10 the State OF Michigan
Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20
THE ST. MARY'S BEACON
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

CURrous THiNGs REVEALED BY ruE
CENsUs.--Among the curiosiiies of the
census, which has developed no end Of
curious things, is q native OF Arkansas
who was never twenty miles from his
birthplace, aud never saw locomotive
yet Is still citizen of France, having
been born in Arkansas three years be-
fore The cession Of that territory to the
United States In 1903. Another curl
osity is an Alabama giant, only twelve
years Of age, who weighs $50 pounds,
and is six feet in height, while both his
parents are Of medium size. Fulton
county, Georgia, furnishes, in the pres
ence Of Mrs. Lavinia Cobb, a lady who
had seen her five score years and ten,
but If we mistake not, Missouri has a
veteran who was born in 1863, or four
years in advance OF the venerable
Layinia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

E@A sad looking man went into a
Burlington drug store. "Can you give
me-" he asked, something that will
drive from my mind the thoughts Of
sorrow and hitter recollection n And
the Druggist nodded and put him up 4
little dose Of quinine aud NORWOOD
and rheubarb and epson salts, and a
dash Of castor oil, and gave it, him, and
for six months the man couldn't think Of
anything IN the world except new
schemes lor getting the taste out Of his
mouth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20


MEN on MuscLn Tophain, an Eng
lighnan. born III ITO. was possessed
n astonishing strength. His armplts,
hollow in the case Of ordinary men,
were with hin fsiii of muscles and ten
IONS. He would take bar of iron,
Iwithits Two endsheld in his hands, place
|Ele middle ol the bar behind his neck,
Iand bend The extremities By main force
Funill they met together, and bend back
The iron straight agatn. One night, see
Eng The Waterman asleep in the box, he
IragrIed' the man and bis she'll 10 great
sftance. and pot them On the wall Of a
9urchYasd, Owing to domestic irou-
es he committed suicide III The prime
life The Iam0as candsgherd, King
\ . ssssSssi Ii Ii4 v~s
man of great stature, and his feats Of
sword exercise have neyerbeen equaled.
On one occasion, with his scimeter he
struck his antagonist such a blow that
its force cleayed him 10 The waist He
is said TO have cloven in two men who
were clad N afmor from head to foot.
On one occasion the brother aud nephew
Of certain Ballaben, who had been
convicted OF cruellies toward the Alba
mans, were brought to him bound to-
gether. Transported with rage, he cut
them in two with one stroke Of has wea-
pom. Maurice, Count Of Saxony, the
hero Of Fonlenoy, inherited the physi.
cal yigor Of his father. and was espe-
cially noted for the surprising muscular
power Of grip" Of his hands. On one
occasion, needing a coFkserew, he
twisted large iron nail round into the
required shape with his fingers, and
opened bottles of wine with it. Anoth.
ertime when stopping at blacksmith,
shop 20 have his horse shod, be picked
up a number Of horse shoes, and with hi,
hands snapped them 10 two as readily
a. II made Of glass much 10 the DISCUS
Of The smith, Brenianos Monthly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

Goa lew years since, at the celebra-
ton OF our national anniversary, poor
peddler who was present, being called
upon for toast offered the following ::
Here is health to poverty il sticks to
man when all his friends forsake him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

~" Why, Frankly r exclaimed a
mother at friends table. 81 never
knew you to ask for second piece Of
pie al home" q knew I want no USE !"
replied Frankly quietly, as he proceeded
with his pie eaLlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-21
@taot Baltimore.

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9nhit6,, snnl,er,s Ernentttnn.

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6etuoIttbQtFtt tn QtrfanTas.

2ittle= 81 d Irf., 20. SUM-. - gSdbz
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