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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-21
LOST AND FOUND.

0ST-On May l5th, 1882, a small ensmelei
LIOOKET. set with Q pearl. Finder will bs
suitably rewarded IL returned 10 20i3 h north
west. IL.
i osT-On May 20, 1881, BUNCH containing
kEYS "A reward VIII he paid IL returned TO
lUC5 ii northwest It,
+ oST-Black and Tan DOG: long ears: ans sers
- to the name of Pip" Rad collar; tag No
100 Return to MCKENNEY'6. 427 9Th st. north
west. and receive reward. It
II OsT-Evening OF May the l9th near the door
~ of Beresn Baptist Church. 18Th st near q,
Black Guipure SCARF for the neck. 81 reward ii
return ed 10 The Office Of Worrnleys Hotel. 1t
T OsT-Thursday. May 10Th, a White kE c TER
IL DOG, with brown cara, right ear SCARED
swers to name Dash. S5 reward II returned 20 20
~ ct. southwest. m20-st'
c26 REWARD. Lost. LOCKET or OHARn.
% about middle OF last week in neishborhood OF
18th, Hth. or II SITS Has letter u, formed of
small diamonds. Above re ward il lett at star o.
ice and DO questions asked ml9-I'
4 foundland and st. Bern.rd; color brown,
be paid for his return to 72S l2th street north
west. mig ST
u EWARD-Ten dollars reward win De paid for
IL return OF small black and tan TERRIER Do D.
which strayed from "a Iowa Circle, May 8. An
swels to name OF billy" liberal reward VIII
also be paid for information that will lead to his
recovery. Gall or address A. II. S0rELD0, JR
n Iowa Circle or GIL l4th street northwest NILS lSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-21

Offers all classes of legitimate Life Insurance at
lowest rates consistent with safety. Prompt in all
its dealings and conservative In management this
Company offers absolute safety to the insured.
Mr.. GREEN. as the Agent Of the Company, has
just paid to Mrs Catherine Weaver, Of George
town, the sum OF So, GOETHE full proceeds Of an
endowment policy upon her husband, JOSEF
Weaver. who died several years before it's maturity
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
SILVER CANYON.
A Neighboring Camp that Promises
to Make Its Mark In the near
Futu4e.

A Neighboring Camp that Promises
TO Make Its Mark la the near
Futu4e.
A week or so ago we made a
hasty trip to this promising little
camp. ii is situated on the east slope
Of the Schell Greek range, pretty well
up in the mountain. As yet there is
but little business outside of that car
ried on by DR.. Brooks company.
Through the courtesy OF Foreman
Nickel we were taken through the
principal mines OF the company and
shown the work that is being prose-
cuted under his management. At
the Sadie l. a great deal of work has
been done and considerable high
graie ore taken out. All the indica-
Ions in this mine point to yet unde-
veloped ore bodies OF great value at
greater dtpth. The Blue Belle. sew
eral hundred feet higher up, also looks
well. and has some very rich ore in
sight. In fact a large scope of ground
IN that sertion. most of which is the
properly OF the company, gives nn
m%i,takeable proofs OF being richly
nineralized. All that is needed is
time and labor 20 bring out the latent
OF the district. The COM
pany give employment TO between 10
and 90 men at the mines and mill. The
mill Is Of ten stamps capaci Y, almost
new, and gives perfect satisfaction.
There Is an abundance of pine timber
adjacent to the mines and mill to
supply the camp for years 10 come.
The Canon is possessed OF all the re-
sources TO bring Il m OF the best
Mining districts in this section.
There is one store, kept by Gar
raglan IL Poujade, one saloon by
James McNulty, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sommerlolt conduct the two board
i%ng-houses at the mines and mill.
J.. l.. Robertson, an old.time pioneer
OF Treasure Hill, runs the motive
power al the mill as well as Uncle
Sans postal affairs. \ small log
school-house, sufficient for present
demands, has been built, and the
people are now anxious TO secure their
part Of the County School Fund and
set the mill OF knowledge grinding
for the little ones. In this respect
the people are far ahead OF some
larger communities in this county.
To Foreman Nickel and Aiessrs.
Robertson and McNuity the News
representative il indebted FOR eonrte-
sizes extended.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
NOTES ABOUT Town.

Ardaut is receiving fresh trout and
oysters by every stage.
TandY, the photographer, has
something of Interest to say under
the head of "New To-Day" Read it.
Mrs. Osborn ADVERTISE three nicely
furnished, sunny rooms, near the
scbool-honse.
Prepare for the jury draft next
week, and, like good citizens, be
ready 10 serve your country.
Upton Post, q. A. r., Of Eureka,
are To give a grand ball at the Opera
House at that place on Thanksgiving
night.
The Minors Union. will give third
annual ball on Tue .day evening. No.
vember 10Th. The fun particulars
wi appear in our next issue.
jos. Nay had his foot badly burn
e ed at the Star mill one day last week.
, Some OF the hot pulp from the fur
mace got into his shoe.
Ed Crutehley, for stabbing Pat
@owney, had an examination before
Justice Lander last Saturday, ind
was held N the sum OF 81 900 to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury. lie
gave bonds.
Work has been resumed on the Ex-
change mine. A few men have been
put to work cleaning out the shaft,
and ON A.r. Roberts return from the
Bay a full force Will be put to work.
i-fr. and Mrs. Wearncis residence
IS getting 10 be the Mecca to which
all the worshippers at Cupid's shrine
delight 10 repair. No wonder; they
got up these pleasant little episodes
70 nicely.
All the buildings that were vacant
on the east side Of Main street dur
ing the summer are now occupied.
williamson x McDcrmid's new
building i the only vacant business
place on the street.
And still they come Whether it's
owing to the %cometary phenomenon
or the frosty nights. we can't say;
but IL is given ont that another we'd
ding will come of in Cherry Creek
ere thu November moon has waned.
The market IN this line OF bust
ness las been active for the past
six weeks. and the only fear OF Il lull
We apprehend il a lack OF the femfn-
inc commodity to keep the racket up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Poujade OF Silver
Canyon, we're III town Monday and
Tues lay.
Supt. Roberts departed for san
Francisco by Tuesdays stage, on
business for his company.
Master Frank Donohue. the NEWS
carrier for tie past five months, re-
turned To his home III Hamilton
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell, from
up the Valley, have been spending
the week in toAn.
Granger Wellington OF Waite River
was in town yesterday. lie reports
everything quiet out his way.
Miss Laura Hagar. sister To the
doctor. came I've from Eureka We'd
nesday. The young lady viii take
up her residence here with her
brother.
j. c. Camps1ell, b~oolIkeeper and
assayer at the Star mill, left for u
visit To his old home in Michigan,
Thur.day morning. lie will be alb
sent about six week, during which X.
A. Mccormick will till his place.
Mr.. p. Weber anl children left by
private conveyance for Wells We'd
nesdav, y here they viii take the east
bound tram for Mr.. Weber's former
home in Ohio. Mr.. w. does not ex-
pect to return before spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
The Railroad Contract.

1t is officially announced that Perley
has been awarded the contract for
building the first % miles Of the E. d
c. Railroad, and the company de-
mand that work shall ommenc i'm
~mediately. Referring to the subject
the Sentinel of a recent date say !:
1t was rumored on the street ye-ter-
day that Sadler, Clute and HALEY
(PerleY's backers) had determined not
to touch the contract, in view of the
near approach of winter. They were
anxious to undertake the work last
August, but fail 10 see where there is
anything To be made at it during the
Winter. II Is understood that the
syndicate will stick and go on with
the work, provided the railroad COM
pany will stand a reasonable advance
in figures TO cover bad weather.
Whether this will be done remains to
be seen. It will probably require Il
few days to bring matters to a head.
But it seems highly probable at this
writing thai the work OF constructing
the road by somebody will be COM
menced at an early day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
HYMENs,Z KNOT.
The HoImes-MIles Nuptials.

Quito a gatLe ring of the friends of Mr.. Geo.
P. Holmes and Miss Rhoda Miles too1 place
at Mr.. Wearne's residence Tuesday evening.
the occasion being the marriage of the young
couple. The bride was attired in a white
Swiss, trimmed with satin, and lace train,
crowned with a wreath of orange blossoms.
eardrops and bouquet of the same. and trail
ing vail. She appeared very self possessed,
and looked every inch a queen. The groom
was gotten up in the conventional style, and
showed that he felt happy IN the prize he had
drawn in life's lottery. Miss Mollie Rodefor
acted as bridesmaid, Mr.. John McLane as
groomsnan, and Judge Lander tied the Knot.
The groom got away 18th the first kiss, de-
spite Johnhy's deep laid plans. Congratula-
tions we're then extended with a hearty good
will by the guests, after which wine flowed
freely to the sentiment of kind wishes for the
newly-wedded pair. Following is a list Of
those who were present. US near as we could
note them
Ladios-Mrs. S. s. Chapman. Mrs. P. Bon
nor, Mrs. Brady, NJ :. ". D. Campbell. Mrs.
Wearne, Miss Mollie R0defor. Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, Misses Merlle and Bertha
Stone Miss Rollins.
Gcntlemen-Drs. Tuflord and Hagar, Chas.
Morgan. 2. Bonner. S. 5. Chapman, John
McLane, j. Il. ST Unborn, A. z. Holmes, j..
X. Mcdonald. J. d. Campbell, John Wcarne,
and others, whose names we did not learn.
Ameng the bridal presents. which were
numerous, and appropropriatc testimonials
from the lady's friends. wore the following I:
Mr.. W. ID. Campbell. ~half-dozen each
tn blespoons, teaspoons, knives and forks, halt
dozen dos RI knives; Mrs. ". ID. Campbell.
large fruit dish. water pitcher. cream and
syrun pitchers, covered glass dish. glass but
ter di h, spoon-holder. sugar ba'yl and salt
di III. h~alf-dozen giass dishes; John MeLane
silver stand with napkin ring; DR.. Haiar,
silver sugar bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. Chipman,
largo glass fruit dish: 4. p llolmes. clock /:
p. Mcdonald, silver cream PITCHER; The. Paul
silver jewel stand; ". l.. Davis card plate;
Aaron Campton. half-lozen silver table,
spoons; Ch1rl s Moran. hnlf-dozen silver
teaspoons; j. *. Mcdonald, hllf-dozen silver
forks.
Tho News tenders Mr.. md Mrs. Holmes
its sincere wishes for future bliss. May their
matrimonial voyage ever remain smooth. and
all the squalls they encounter DO little
oncs.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
.J.hn Mcguire.

This meritorious arlor artist APP
pearedto fair house at Nevada Hall.
Teusday evening, in his benefit for
the Catholic Church, AMI all through
his programme kept his audience tn
der his spell, carried them on from
''grave To gay" and vice vera. His
rendition of sShamus O'Brien" was
one OF the best we have ever seen.
We commend Mr.. Mcguire TO our
brethren Of [ e press a. a gentleman
in every way worthy OF their favor
able notice. lie lof1 Thursday for
Elko and Tuscarora.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
A Crash,

lust as the Odd Fellows were extin-
gnishingthe lights and going home
lat Saturday night, the main ehande-
lier in the hall came down with u
crash and was broken into thousand
fragments. They took OIL their coats
and smotherel the flame caused by
the exploding lamps. The chande.
lier was a very pretty ornament, but
too frail for the purpose it was used
for. 1t must have screwed oil the
handle, or worn the slender threads
of the screw. 1t was fortunate that
the accident occurred at a time when
there were only a few IN the hall, or
more serious consequences might
have resulted. The chandelier cost
about S75.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
nle.Mou,n Annie sho, Dead.

Many in Cherry Creek will remem-
Der the above noted character. who
spent several months here last Win
Ter and Spring. From the Sentinel
we lsarn that she was accidentally
shot and killed at Lewis last Sunday
hy inferpoNing in a quarrel between
her ..fellow" and another man. Just
rs the opposite party was about 10
shoot, she is stated TO have placed
herself before her lover and received
the shot intended for him through
her heart. II those incidents r cor
ree'ly reported, the atmosphere Of
Lewis i proving very unhealthy for
the s.girls.n three having been s.laid
away there within as many weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
Badly Sour.

Eugene -. Robinson and wife of
New York have arrived in Hamilton.
Mr.. Robinson is the principal owner
OF The Badly Sour and Sweetwater
properties on Treasure Hill, aud his
visit al this time i To look after his
interest in them. We should like to
hear that Supt. Paul had made such
favorable showing as would warrant
the New York gentleman in the re-
sumption OF active operations on a
large scale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05

1t has been the practice heretofore
for School Trustees in some districts in
this county TO continue the term after
the school fund for the scholastic year
had been exhausted and drawn on
the incoming fund to make upthe de-
iciency. We would call the atten-
ton OF school Boards, to n late Act in
the school law, which provides as fol-
lows: cit shall not be lawful for the
trustees OF any school district, the
fund of which is exhausted, to incur
debt or pledge the credit OF their dis
trict for any amount that cannot be
paid by the income ofthe district dur
lng the year in which such liabilities
are incurred. Any contract made in
violation of the provisions of this sec
ton shall be null the yoid.o Section
81 Of a preceding Act provides that
.sThe public school year shall COM
mence on the first day of September,
and shall end on the last day OF Au-
gust From tins it is plain that
School Trustees exceed their powers
when employing teachers after the
yearly school fund is exhausted, with
the intention Of drawing on moneys
which are to come into the fund the
succeeding year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
For Certain.

The Sentinel says there is no doubt
bnt Mr.. Garrett and Mrs. Hillhouse
were married at Sacramento as stated
by it ten days ago. The truthful
editor of the Base Range Thunderer
il angry b-ecause-on the authority OF
n California paper-we eontradleted
the Sentinel's statement II improved
the occasion to hit the offending couple
some hard raps over our shoulder.
We have no interest i'm Base Range
social quarrels, and neither our read
ers nor ourself care Il contlnental
whether June and October were
splioed or not
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
District court.

The November term OF the DISTRICT
Court will open at Hamilton next
Monday, the 9TH. There VIII at
least be five criminal cases come De-
fore the Grand Jury, in all of which,,
most likely, true bills will be found.
BESIDES these, n number OF Important
civil suits will come up Tor trial, SO
that IL looks as if the November term
for White Pine might be a long ana
basy one.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
Mode of Computing Interest

Multiply any given numb Der OF dol
lars by the number OF days of interest
required, separate the right-hand fig
ure and divide by six. The result is
the true interest for such a number
of days at tx per cent. This rule is
so simple and so true, according to all
business usages, that every banker
broker merchant and clerk should
post it up reference and use, There
being no such thing as a fraction in
it. there is scarcely any liability TO err
ror or mistake. BY no arithm etical
process can such desired informant he
obtained with so few figures.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
The Amount Realized.

The amount realized from the ex-
hibition given by the children OF the
public school was 1882. 1t Is not
quite sufficient To furnish the school
house. but Will go a long way in that
direction Ii is the intention, we
learn. TO give another entertainment
about the holidays, which VIII be
certain TO secure the amount needed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
Return Thanks.

Tho children Of the Public School take this
method Of returning thanks to Messrs. Will
Hanson & McDormid for the froc use of their
hail. the proprietor of the White Pine NEws
for printing and Advertising; Professors Neff
md Tony for furnishing the music and Mr.and
Mrs. Adams for tho use OF their organ. We
are also grateful TO thu public ut large for
the liberal support extended to oar enter
tainmsnt, and tn henrty reception OF orr
programme of exercises by an indalgent
Dub,ic.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
The school WIN Go On.

Acting ON the suggestions made
by the News, Mr.. Sisson started a
subscription last Saturday and bad
no trouble in raising the required
sum to keep the school going until
the December appropriations come
in. About 500 have been subscribed
and Mr.. Sisson feels sure OF making
it $500. w knew it could be done.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
A coId-blooded Murder.

Al franklin, Idaho, several nights
ago, Joel H%inekley, agent and tele-
graph operator for the Utah Il North
ern Railroad, was shot dead in his Of
flee by two masked men. A large
number of men started out to scour
the country in search OF the murder
ers. whose object in the killing still
continues a mystery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
An OVersight.

III our hurried report Of the school
exhibition last week, we inadvertently
omitted to note one OF the most mer-
itortous parts OF the evenings enter
tainment. viz 1.-The Maniac" by
Miss Mollie Rodefor. The difficult
p Gee was rendered true To life, and
the young lady was warmly encored.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
Court Calendar.

Following Is the civil calendar for
the November term of Court, which
'%convenes in Hamilton next Monday
Mary j.. Conover VS.. Cornelius
eConover.
Hobart, Wood & Co. VS.. Il. j. Travis.
T. II. Mckinney VS.. Bridget Walsh.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
FRIDAYS STOCK REPORT.

MORNING BOARD.
800 Ophir-71 rs IA
p Mexican-ssa
2lO Gould II Curry-6M 81
100 Best d Belcher- l.
go .California-75e
so Savage -340c 1850
lis Con. Nirginia-250c use
$40 Chollar-2I5c bloc
4l0 Potosi-215c 220c
205 Hale IL N~orcross-3 205c
15j Crown Point-l95e 2
210 yellow Jarket-5H 81
500 Imperial-2O Zoe
$50 A~lpha-395e LBS
40 Beleher-2g0e 2S5c
355 Sierra Neyada-liI Ii
AFTERNOON ri
100 Star-20c
900 Belmont-60 Zoe
$50 n. Bella-1lI 10 1IT
l25 Albion-2bOc
80 Mt. Dab 90 81
so r.. Belle Isle-j0c
100 Eureka Tunnel-2H
100 Bechtel-Uc
lOD Tioga-55e
100 y oonday---i0c
100 Mar. in u hite-3l0o
50 Day-l95c
so MoBo-11z
~ Bodice
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-05
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.

ITO R. NJ. CLARK YOU WILL PLEASE
L take notice that ] have expended The sum
the Mary Ann Mine, located in cherry Creek
Mining District, County Of White | ire, State
of Nevada, during tho years ls7g and 1850.
and unless this sum, together with the costs
of advertising this notice. is paid within
ninety days after tho ex expiration of the publi-
cation of this notice, your interest in the said
Mary Ann Mine win be forfeited ard revert
to me in accordance with tho provisions
of an Act of Congress. approved May 10.
1872, and Acts amendatory thereto.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
By r. J. CowLEY. Agent.
Cherry Creek, September Is. 1881.
sl7-S0d
, 1881-01-22
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