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, 1881-03-17
HOUSE.,
OFF THE TRACK.
SrteiGf Dispdtth eo 17t CtLtaQn Tftktlnk,

sptc,at Dispatth 10 7ns Chicago 7rfttnt
SFN1sGFi ELL. ILL.,, March 1t.-A!fen. OF Whito-
siArs. Eat tho ilo,r inter pruycr thls mOrnHg
and called III tho motion to reconsider thu votu
by which urcRR'a Appellate Cnurt till WIS
tucked uf,llGr tho sod. There WIS chorus OF
objections. buwcvcr. and tho gentleman WIS dis
appointed in his ,lcsrUs.
Wright. OF nu pnxe, succeeded better With
tho Ssilntc blll tn arpr,,rEnto $lB.25o for print
ing, tcnt!uK tho blllit,g. utc. 1t wns rrttl II
third tinlu n1id passed without my opposition.
Tho s'ltnc Rcntlenun ralloi IN another etlc1c,l-
cy bi'l, 1nnkng m additional appropriation OF
$anJ,OJJ for tho snInrcs of stato oti-
GERS aud pay Of tho men,hcrs. Surne-
body obJpcsed, bttt tho objection was
withdrawn, amidst much mcfraniCnt. 0n tito
statement nude by Mr.. Wright that tho Auditor
had iutursnca him thut, Ml.less the I'LL wrro
Iussct!. s,o could pay no oru per 'lIurns It, tho
tneniEurs. Thnt settled it. The bill wns teld II
8ecnd tlu,e. and rl,ss,tsl t0 third.
t,ht or two local measures wuro similarly nd.
vnncetl. nnl. uftera ii tow wmorcnttunpts to switch
oil rr1n tin regular trt,rr, tho House got buck
to bills Oh sucutd renslug.
ON MAIN.
Tho following bills wcre n,lya1ccll to third
reA,!ng: Pcssraons, to enabo county authorities
10 ruIsy ,pt,ury Uy tnxntft,n for military MIR.
p,ses; pprfews, allnwin. Il .Icfct,.,uns, cturycd
with tu,s.,,K tho .ruth IT nutllur py hts wr,nx-
fuI act, to testify on hIs nwu bcbnit; UNI, or,o by
pyurspu, Uf Mullsu,,, to npprt,,,rIntp tho luurn
Of sulary sl,to tho Prosecuting Attorney or thu
Aim City Court.
Tim r,u14t uf lfrntl, hill yns calc1 nm bv I'M
sr Mr,u,,. mn, n nretIxo ,yh;rh was insrrtct thn
n1hnr Inv .,tt,nv ,u,t nr nm annual r,,urt ,,r
IN, l,nni to ntii,.,ut rov,stur ~ ntvalcInus ,,a
mIl,riv". VI r,.rnr m,t ,rh, ,,,,I th.,, ,,"t -,
t,,rl rror,tnr
.riul,u HEADING.
On motion Of pcarsu,,, If Af,n,lspn, tho reuulnr
=
, 1881-03-17

botmro.ct' In Tho contcn, pncllc will he cntn-
piled with, Nntttng now remains In secure m
carty asnosn1 of tho railruad except a losaar or
purchaser. Tho rund Inns cost tho city ttB 000,-
a yrnr to lilo bilr,o1, ri tnsntnn. Thts cot,ali-
ntntinn uhyu impetus tn tho nlnvc,,unt In sell.
Though t1itrG drB ly etlll 1t. fMynr TT tho Glty
owning aud operating tho ruutl for its own In
trrtrt.
, 1881-03-17

C0LuAnus. O., a!nrch lu.-l'rpf. ~. Iovy wins
elected President nr GhpItal University to-aigalt,
4. stlllhoru. Of Fort Wnyne. wus elected tn thu
Chuir Ut ExcKoss. Thu Chair oE Practical The-
oloEy WIS consolidated with ttu.t Ut Nu.hu.
niRe1cs WILL Fr.'t Sct,tuttc IT. charge uf both.
Thu resignation ut A. Frank ~ Professor OF
lAtnRunkes was accepted. nlll nr. ehud0e was
elected tV Alt tho vacancy.
, 1881-03-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mnrch l8.-Coi. 4. q. Hodges,
ngcl ~ died ut his Residence IN this csy to-day.
ltu WIN a,,u Ut tho ollcst cditors atA Hasons in
tho South,
, 1881-03-17

BAY CRY, Mich, March 1J.-Capt. Charles
Ncnt, well knuwn OH tho lakcs us rnpta!n of tho
ssentsi-,nrgc n. Mills, died lust evening from Il
ruptured bl0ul- ycssul.
, 1881-03-17
Or. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVEN'1,.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes ns Seen and Felt, an
they Dnfly OccHr, Aft
er Using II Few
nnscg.

!. Good spirits. disappearance Of wenkncsa
tatiEnor.. melancholy. incrcnso and hardness o}
tlcs1 anA tstlIsete, etc.
\. Strength Increases. nppct!te Improves rel.
ish fnr itsn tD E.'rG sour rructntiunH nt wnter
lrush. Rtnh Digestion, cnlnI ind ut,,llsturIed
sleep. awaken fresh lnd Vigorous.
7. pitapptHra',ec ~ Spots; h!n.ches. iplmples;
the skip !Mks clc,.r. and hcnathy; tho urInd
clnnHcd frs,1n IT. turf!. aud cloudy Appearance
frcely frnni tho Di.;iticr through tho ,tTethfs
wtiloitt pnln Or scMl'i!ng; little or no sediment;
!. Mnrkei ,,.is,nntton Of quantity md fro.
1Ycn;Gy ; nf n'%nnntnry % wenk"M,ny m tllschnrgea
nianc,t e eare e. i,srsas'c s,rrneh exhtpS pSii IL
the scGretlnw gln,,ih, anu function harmony re-.
stn',:l @ r. tne , seycrM' or.',n,s, 11 ,,,, =, 49,, .
tho swarihy. saffron hppenraIace or TUG skin
ch"nEe,l tu . c!car. lively. md henlthy cn'nr.
luiiss Or tu'erslss Wi realIss Frrat beHcit ID
cxrectora,nK freely thS t2.,Rh Eh,cg!n Or ,n.lcui
trt m tue r Hi G: a Is h"Gh! ~ r wnapp
c0telt: Rcnrrnl incrcnsc nf strength througl'nut
thy tyscm: stHppaxn u nEht,swsts ~ UNI ans
ltEg, shoulders. etc; cessation of c4'lh u.d
chtlIs, sense nf suincation. t'!rd breatans md
Assnys &c ms XII F astsessns = .ySm f'tsS s
'::as %s sy ~ st!s@ s.Sy Is" ~
as % aSes and III M'ty a"ses aa aa affss n"Ssfs
&C.. 10 rcsnlsrd awmy. and shu nnsnu,.a 'nas %
sn,lt,tl md healthy: nlcers, fever sorcs. chronic
skin dlseases. gradually dssapponE.
yntct. NIL Mercury. Quicksilver. Corrosive Sub.
lnatc havo acclt,lti!nsetf ana bect'ine deposited
ao.lcs richsis, sptnnI eurvat,'rcs. eontortona
Whi5e swclllnps, vnEcoso var veins. ctG:, thy salt
sArAnaiMN M ,Gsy 81 awy , 'isss sas deTsts
.. Ii tiloso WIN arc tnking these medicines for
discusses, however elsIW snuy lie tD cure, "tGel
, 1881-03-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

u ur. Radwsya old established 1t. Ii. X. Ho,ue.
dies than the base aud worthless iEnftatlous of
Asm: A. thers arr False ltesolvents, ltcltefs.
kn1 Pills. h+ sure and aAk for ladwnys. nlld see
Aal NV aatsv &A4nAa " w xkAt xQV luSs
, 1881-03-17
WILLIAM II. MORRISON.


INptAnApol.ls, Ind, Mnrch 1G-WilltRm II.
Norrlsnn. n prominent bnnkUr, died lust night
at tts honie IN this city, nxcl Is. ifU leaves I'LL
cAt1lte worth $11iu, u,tUU
, 1881-03-17

FREDERICK II. EIlfEL.
Special Dhpdtth to The Chicas0 7'r4bunt.
DUBUQUE, ta., March 1G.-FrCorick II. Eihcl,
ono 1T tho oldest inhabitants Ut lowu died nj In.
dependence to-day IN his ll0th year.
, 1881-03-17
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0uE cured for fifty ccnIA
There ID not v reMrtiINl HEcnt III this wtrld thai
will cllre Fever atd hKue atsi A!t nther slnlhts'
elis bilious. Erurtet Iyls..tu!. rellnW, and uths
fsyars iniled Ny RAILWAYS PILLS SO quickly
~ aAADWAY'SHEAUY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-03-17

'19aruH,Dtbr CIrrGCtGh lUF eGt1pUrAtusH Gl9VAt(Uf
1Itd nHlrllnIpstH Etrtr.
HAxinu.n tutlpunlaiEs. 81: minimum Temperature
;s noni harHu4gtur, .lsait ncAlt te'p0tluEe iis9;
mcan humility. iAI.
GESEtAh 0isAEltyATtUSa.
t.IflEAIu. atnHHh sI-ll.lH IL LII
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Thanks for murphies from the soil,
Finer ones may never boil,
Swceter nc'cr rewarded labor
IRA, c,r,,er-Axe mn, n,.iyhbOl

Thanks for murpllies from the SOIL,
Finer ones may never boil,
Sweeter nc'cr rewarded labor
or the farmer-Axe, our neighbor.
Tie Lyccum met Thursday Eve. accord
ing to adjournment, and, after the usual
preliminary proceedings, took up the sub
ject of discussion for the evening.
Resolved, "1'hat every voter should be
compelled to learn to read and write
The discussion was opened ON the affirm
alive by Miss l. c. Dodge, and on the neg.
alive by Mr.. Walter Crowel', both being
ably sustained by their assistants Messr>
Bristol and Dingley and Messrs. Kirkpat
rick and Rutter.
At the close of the arguments Miss Clars
Shively and Miss kennie Coffin having
been appointed by the chair as Judges, gave
Judgment in favor Of the affirmative.
Three q,,cstio Is we're then submitted Il
the House from which the following wa
selected for debate nj their next meeting
Resn,n4, "Tl,at the Chinese should hay,
the right Of suffrage, dependent upon al
educational qualification being conferred
upon Them" Mr.. Bristol was appo'ntct
leader upon the affirmative Mr.. ]. Kirk
patrick upon the negative, each >electin.
four assistants.
The meeting then adjourned to meet II
the usual place May 1,th.
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NoTIrN.

Notice is hereby gwen IN II nv wife t:m,n, u
\vcrv. hts left my he'd and n,rd with ,,t :ny c;,us,.
T pr"vn:itio', and that will not bc rcs,mn .ihl.
neither will pay any debts ,ntracts th1t sh
may IN ike after this tic. VIZ April ,.h \. H. ISL.
Alss, hereby give notcr. as h,v. sup,s,rt.,l
and paid hills III .,lc Ivy Ms. Mary L. Dean, since
the 1+th day Of OctolWr \. u. 1870: That will mt
pay any more debts contracted Nv her, the said Mis-.
1881 " "
S-'' II. II. AVERY
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46A34 -,

-WoAiAcK.-At the residence OF
the brides parents, Red Rock, Beaver
head County, NJ. r., on "Wednesday
April 18th. 1881, by Simeon Estes, J. r,
Lawyer Eugene Simmons OF Spring llill,
and Miss Ida Elizabeth Wonlack Of Red
Rock.
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Notice Ut Dissolution,

The firm of Edwards u Taylor is this
day Dissolved Nv mutual consent. Mr.. Ell.
wards rctrcs from the business, which will
be conducted by W. b. Taylor, who will
collect all bills AMI pay all debts oi the ok,
firm.
F l.. Edwards,
W. i. Taylor.
Dillon, April 10Th, 1851.
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FOR SALE.

! have +o,ooo pounds Of good oats, ut my
ranch five miles below Dillon which | will
sell at two and one-l'alt cents per pound.
le-lS W. ID. Davis.
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Dillon, April 10TH, 1851.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Smith II Hevtron have this the first dav OF
April, \. ID. 1881, dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All debts due said firm are to b..
paid to iIevtron who assumes thu debts Of
said firm and c,rries on III. business.
II. 4, SMITH.
u. ]. HEyFRoN.
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NOTICE.

All PARTIES knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm If Rife Il Ayles, will
please call and settle.
D. \. $. Rite.
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains ON the
Utah and Northern r. r.
DILLON TOWN SITE co.

There will he meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Dillon Town Site Co., Sat.
Nrday May 9TH al s r. NJ. a, the Bans u
Sebrec Ferris Y White. As business oi
Importance will com: before the meeting. !,
full attendance is requested.
LAMBERT EL!EI.,
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Mavor Beal will take the oath Of ot!ic.
." The LIST Of June.
The reported finding Of quicksilver nca,
Glendale is discovered to be fraud.
1t is stat ID tina. a small party of pr.,spec
tors will soon pull out to, the Wood Rive,
country.
The Nellie Bowl and Katie Putnam com.
panles are expected to visit Montana dur.
ing the coming season.
MIR. John CapIice who returned recently
from Basi" city, has very high .1,ect,d
ut The resources OF that .';..>lt is th.. =,
der IN ne is t~.',"wson to begin the s;nI
wy, TO. 10y man shaft which will be con,;n mix
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PAT E n rs.

ton, r. X: Advance their Interests Nv E,nnt,x.
o. "'"~".":''.'ss -.sIiAilnt IN Washing
-iSan and
s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21
WHITE PINE NEWS
THE VOsoELEss

How many noble thoughts have thrilled
The silent hearts Of lonely men,,
Whose modest lips were over damo,
Who never dared to touch the pen.
The babbling brook L. always, heard,
Tho roaring surge, the laughing riii.
Vex all tho air and fill the earl.
Tho soundless sea is silent still.
Perhaps some thought too groat for words
L. laboring in the stralning heart
Fear of a cold worlds cruel sheer
Fnrbids the quivering lips to part;
And 50 the great thought slowly lbs;
Ills never ho.n-wiIl ne'er be known;
Sonn with the brain that fashioned It,
With graveyard moss twill DO o'ergroWn'
They tell MS words are cheap. Why. 30
TO idle babblers il may seem:
To those who prate and nothing say
More useful than a foolish dream
But to the man who weights his thoughts,
" b. woald some great idea unfold.
Each phrase is framed in silver bright
Zach little word in solid guild.
Alas. for those who never speak
tho know what mighty things they feel;
What grand ideas fill their souls:
What Klories silence doth conceal
tn poet says bat few can strike
The tunpful harp that fame may win them
He signs for the great voiceless throng
~ no die with all their music IN them"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

post marked No. 8 U. 8. Survey No. a. a..
running third c-ourse-north IS degrees a ss.7ses
utes. east 1900 feat to post marked No. 4 II Z a IN
vey No. 80 thence running fourrh sa. eat
south 10 degrees As minutes, east GOO lei snse-
No. l, the place Of beginning, con.ainins 80
100 acres. From post o. l of this sursa 10
northeast corner location monumens as
south ~ degrees, east 81 feet. No mnnnnssn.
standing at the southeast corner. Prom -. -.
No. 3 the southwest location corner monn,a -.
bears north 66 degrees, east u feet. Hom -
No. 1 the northwest location corner mo, 49, u
bears south ~ degrees Is minutes, east n -.
The adjoining claims are the Big clam =
the north. aud the Fortuna on the south
The location of this mine Ia duly rec, rs.a 4.
the Recorders Office Of Cherry or ek nin,aa
District. In Book A, page 3. Of the minlne :.
cords of SAID district.
Any aud all persons claiming adversalv An.
portion of said Geneva mine or said .sisls.
ground as ~hereinbefore described are reon,ss4
to file their adverse claim with the ReqIster -
the United States Land Office " Eureka. In II.
state Of Nevada, durinEthe sixty d vs. u..,os
of publication hereof. or they will B bsrrss
by virtue OF the preyist, ms Of The statute.
a2-6Od +. II. HiHCKLEY, Reaister.
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Application for a Patent
To tho Teacup Rhine.
No. 6I5.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA. MN February 70. issi.

EJkEkA. nv frDfnnri 20. 1881
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ Teacup aud Geneva Mining Company
(~hose Iustofhce address l. Cherry gr,ek.
Nevada, has this day nied It's application tor
= patent for dneeD hundred / sou linear feet
OF the TeAeup inine or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground six hundres feet IN width.
sifuAtr, lying and belng ia Cherry Greek Min
ing District. County vi White Pine. state of Ne
vsdA. and known aud designsted BY the field
notes and official plat on Bile in this Office -
Lot No. 10, unsuTveyed lands. The exterior
boundaries 1T ssid LIT NJ. AZ being a. follows
TO ait. Variation Ii degrees ~ minutes EasI !;
Commencing at post marked No. Us
Survey No. Is. whence L.. 5. monument No |
tears y. SO deg. Is min. l.. Js.7 4-iO feet. posf
M. l is. Survey No. - Geneva Lode. hears y.
~ deg. - MIN. l. 1885 $40 feet the discovery
shaft N this ciaim bears ). a. deg a min. ".
Sr feet. and the main incline bars :. - deg.
- min.. " ISL feet theLce running hrsi
course 5. IS deg.. ". 800 fcet 10 p ,: marked
NJ , L. :. survey No. &C. ih.nee running
seeoud course-N. Is deg W G1 feet 10 po-i
marked No. , L. ). Survey No. az Ihense
thru course-N. Is deg Z. lao feet to posi
married No. ! L 5. Survey No. 40 AMI thence
fourth eourse-S. 6s deg, +. Gao feet 10 pnst
NJ. /. the place OF beginning. containing %
66-it0 acres Prom post No ! Of this survey
the NJ corner monument bears !. - deg. IS
min-. ". - feet nom pu-t No. , of this sur
Wy the h. corner monument bears ". - deg.
- min L. 81 feet IRON past No. s of this
surye. tn sN. corner monument bears N. p
deg. Z 25 ret. and frOni post No. 4 the NV.
cerber monument bears :. - deg ". . feet.
T1i~ claim J. BOUNDED on the north by the
Bobtail, AID on the south by the Spokan
chief.
Inc location 81 this mine is duly recorded IN
the Rec0rderr oftc- Of Cherry Greek Mining
District. m page : OF Book A. II the mining
records "a said district.
Any and ali persis claiming Advers ely any
PARTON = said T-aeup mine ur said mining
greua.i a. herrinbefore d.scrihssi. ar. required
To hle their adverse claim with the Register II
the Uuiict staies Land Once If Eurrka. ia the
state u Nevada. during the sixty asys' period
Of publication hereof. or they will be- barred by
viffne II the provisions ui the statute.
mrs I'D 4. II. HIACKI.EY. Register.
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Application for a PATENT
To the Wide west Lode and Will
Site.
NO. ala.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
ErnrKA. Nav, February D, 1881. }

ErkEkA. n Ef.g eDTuhAJ
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ David b. Pierce whose Postonice 40
dress is Cherry Greek, Nevada has tnls ony
hled his application Tor . P Nth w s1n NINE or
vein bearing silver, with surface grouhu SIX
'.sa,, handr-d feet in width, aud hve acres
as a mill site, situate, lying and being IN uold
CANYON Mining District. county Oh "nite
1ine. state OF Nevada, und known and uesig-
natei nv ths field notes and olileial plat on
nile in this office as lot Number. Az fOrty-
sayan unsuryeyed lands. The exterior
boundaries of said Lot No ~ being us toll
lows, 10 wit: Variation ijt2 d .groes East.
beginning at u pos. naresd 40. l ~. ..
survey No. AZ Lot A. whence Us. monument
No. | bears ). 10 deg. ~ mIn., ": Aso ieel,
The w. corner of section Is, Township IS
North. Range rs East. Mount Diabio mefi-
dian, bears 5. 81 deg L d5iS feet; u tunnel on
tins lode bears ). y deg.. ID MIN, ". l1yl ieel'
and a shaft on this claim bears D. Y deg.
70 min, W. ll0J feet .dence running INST
courses. ? deg. 30 min., W. lji0 feet to post
marked No. 2 u. ) survey No. AZ Lot A;
thence running second codrse-A. n deg. "
mIn., W. UOu feet to post marked NO. w.;
survey No. AZ Lot A; thence running third
course-N. , deg. 80 min., h. 1900 ieet TO post
marked No. 4, L. :. survey No. ~ Lot, a;
and thence running fourth courses. 81 deg.
70 min +. UO1 feet to post marked NO. l.
). Survey No. AZ Lot A, the place of Begin
ming, containing % 1b-lO acres.
LOr b.
Also, the following described tract as a
mill site, 10 wit
Commencing at a post marked No. U. ;.
survey No. AZ Lot Is, whence post No. oi
this survey bears n. IA deg. - min., h. OBJ
feet: L.. 5. monument No. | bars n. II deg.
+. 200 feet, aud the W corner Of an aTastra
on this mill site bearsS. Is deg, ". 2g2 ieet;
IA nee Running first eourse-S. 20 min., l.. ao
feet 10 post marked No. , L. ). Survey NO II
Lot b; thence running second courses. 81
deg. ~ min, ". ~ feet 10 post marked No.
3 [. 5. Survey No. II Lot 81; thence running
third course-N. . dog. 20 min. W. 10 feet 10
post marked No. 4 L.. ;. Survey. No. AZ LOl
b; and thence running fourth c0uTse-N. ~
deg. - min. Z. ~ feet TO post No. |. Us. Sur
vey No AZ Lot H., the place Of beginning,
containing FIVE acres.
This claim is bounded bv no known
claimants. 1hs nearest clIim on the south Il
the America, L. ). SaTves No. Il lot A.
The location of this mine and mill site Il
duly record 4 in III ollce OF tho Recorder vi
Gold Canyon Miuinz District, in Book A,
l.agas 30 ana 30, IN the county state afore'
sail.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
y. Ttion of said Nide est nine, or said sur
face g,oand a0d mill site, rs before de-
scribed, are re CURED 10 hie their adverse
Lin with the ~negi.ter ~ the L. ;. LAND
fice at Eureka, In the state If Nevada, dur
ing the sixty DAYS period Of publication
asr, OF. or they will be barred By virtue o.
the provisions of the statute.
mr-Sd b. II. HlNCkLEl. Register.
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Application for a Patent
To the Geneva Mine.
NO. 6Is
{. 8. LAND OFFICE.
ErRKKA. NV. MArrh ~. 1881.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES THAT TUE
y Teacup aid Geneva Mining Company
whose Postoniee address Ia Cherry cretk,
White Pine County, Nsvadal has this day nlcd
its application for . patent for nft,rn hundred
tlaDl linear feet Il the t.enevA Mine OF win
bearing silver. with surface around six hun.
ard l6pl ieet In width. situate, lying and
being IN Cherry Greek Mining District, County
OF White Pine, state OF Nevada, and known
aud designAiel by the held Notes aud efhciAl
plat on ME IN this othce ss Lot No IS, un.
surveyed lands. Tbe exterior boundaries Of
said lot Ne. IS oeine ~ follows TO wit. Mag
netic variation l6A d. gree East
BEGINNING ~ q post marked No. l T.. s. Sur
Ney No ~. whence \. monument No. | bears
norih IS degrsss Is minutes, east 1878 feet.
f"ei No. Us. No 40 Grey Eagle lode. hears
ncrfh ~ dsertt~ 5 minutes. east 2aSG feet the
discovery tunnel on this claim bears south ii
degrees. west S2 feet; and another tan-
nel bears ~ d grrsS - minutes. ~es,
90 iett thence running hrst course
south g degrxes IS minutes. west lso
Text 20 pest marked No. , L. :. Sur.
Wy No. IS; thence running second course
berth d degrees, IS minutes, west 60 feet 10
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How He M.aaged Her.

A Western paper relates the follow
ing : A Gentleman Interested In MN
Ing hal occasion to spend a night last
summer in the principal ho e. of one
oil the new railroad cites of Southern
Colorado.
While dressing the next morning
the occupants of the next rooal, who
seemed to lie man and wife, We're
having one of those little domestic al =
tercations which will sometimes occ"r
even i'm the best regulated families,
and rs the partitions between the
rooms were constructed (as th-y fire.
Quently are in our new mining towns)
SIMPLY OF muslin, the conversation
..soaaei through" a little, SO 10
speak, into the neighborins rooms,
Tue lady Vas evidently ~petitioning
for some favor-possioly a new bon
net-that her lord and mas.er was not
willing 10 grant.
When all other arguments failed TO
move him n took up woman's last
and strongeSt@tears ; n Tor sone
time nothing but her sobs wers heard.
The gentleman MAS esaIas2, but as
..constant drops will even swear
away a stone" they finally moved
him 10 woris, which cane en-
pnatically as follows :s-you.d arl-
ing. If YOU don't stop that crying III
whip you.'
The mingled affection and threats OF
tals speech were Too much ier our
friend. He roared in laughter, aud
the mans words and ,he woman :
sobs at once ceased beyond the parti-
tlon.
An hour | aser. as e1r friend passed
though the ho.el office, he was stop
ped by n ine looking six-iooter,
whose neat musache, in a country
where all men but gamblers Wear
full boards, As well As his blue tie,
trimmed with blue silk, gray slip
pers, etc., bespoke him one of The
fraternity, and who addressed him IS
follows: II say, sir, have you the
room next mine ?"
The owner of the darling stood re-
vealed, and the fact was equally plain
thai he vas disposed TO call TO account
the individual who had been bold
enough TO laugh at his family disci-
pine.
The answer, however. showed an
equal readiness 10 meet the RESPONSE
hility, if necessary, being simply
81 don't know. Are you the man
who a gong TO whip his dariing-'
The reply and the laugh that =
eOmpanied is carried the day, and an
invitation to Take a drink, sir
a the immediate result, instead o.
sspistols for two"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

THE teacher who had grown elo-
qnent in pictaring 10 his little pupils
the oeaut es OF heaven. and he finally
asked : .What kind OF little boys go
e. heaven ?" A lively iour year old
boy, with kicking boots, foa-i>hed
his 6SL "Well. You may answer"
said the teacher. dead ones - the
little fellow shouted, al the extent Of
his lungs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

A Young lady who had been mar
RED a short time lately sold a ..bo~om
friend" that there was only one thins
more astonishing than the readiness
with which Ned gave mp smoking
when they became engaged, and thai
wa the apidlty with hich he took
70 1t again AFTER they married.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

SOME one mas said thai the whisper
Of beautiful woman can be heard
farther than the loudest call OF dsty.
And Yet when . woman rants a man
10 conae hack and get letter 10 posi-,
she doesn't whisper she yells like a
steam horn. and then half the time
the man doesn't hear.