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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
TO Parents.

The following, which we find in a
recent number of the Austin Reveille,
is SO fifty applicable to our town that
we copy it entire !: Frequently of late
our attention has been called TO the
growing evil of boys-of ages all the
way from little 'stods" to 16 and Is
roaming the principal streets until
a late hour in the night. And in re-
ferring to the matter now il may be
claimed that il is none OF our business.
Be that as it may, here goes. Parents
of boys must understand that the
principal business street in our city or
town, is not a fit place for them If
they have no business there. The
home or the school room are the only
sure places for them, in order to avoid
crime and vice. TO avoid the oppor-
tunity OF boys acquiring bad habits,
the only certain way to prevent it Is TO
keep them away from where bad
exists. Il is no uncommon thing to
see all the way from twenty to forty
and fifty boys, of various ages, on
Main street, until late in the night
swearing, smoking cigarettes, and
peering into every place where there
Is a possibility of seeing or hearing
something that they ought not to.
Sooner or later, the parents Of some
of the boys in Anstin who are allowed
to go where and when they please,
will have To pay dearly for their care
lessness and indulgence now. There
i a State law, il we are not incorrectly
informed, providing forthe imprison-
ment Of all children out on the street
alone. after a certain hour in the
evening, and a be enforced in all
cities and incorporated towns. II
such a law does exist, We would sug-
gest that the proper officers see to il.
Ii parents won't keep their boys OFT
the streets at night, the law-if any
there b~e-should do it for them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
To Mail Contractors.

The Postma ster-General gives no.
tice that proposals will be received at
the contract Office of the DEPARTMENT,
until 3 p. NJ, January /. 1882. for ear
rying the mails of the United States
upon the. routes and according to the
schedule Of departures and arrivals
specified by the Department, in the
State of Nevada, from july l, 1882, to
June 30, 1856. List Of routes, with
schedules of departures and arrivals,
instructions to bidders, forms OF pro-
posals, and all necessary information
Will be furnished on application 10
the Postmaster at Carson City,
Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
.evada Railroads.

d. b. Merry informs the Reno
Gazette that the many different roads
recently incorporated south of the
Central Pacific are to form n con-
tinuous line. The Denver and Rio
Grande Company is the real owner.
That road runs to Salt Lake. From
there the Utah Southern to the Color
ado river. The Eureka and Colorado
road brings il to Eureka. and from
there the Nevada Midland will carry
it to the State line and about 30 miles
south OF the Central Pacific line.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
WARD ITEMS.
from the R eaex

From the X efex
Theodore Webb yesterday purchased one
fourth of tho June mine In Taylor District.
from John Murphy, for $3.50.
Robert Briggs has purchased E.. P. Wcayer's
Interest in the Breachloader mine in Taylor
Mining District, for 81 200.
The ore now being extracted from the
Monitor mine at Taylor is reported to be
much richer than any yet put through the
mill. Two mon one day last week took out
$1,000 worth Of ore.
Tom Sutherland and n. 3. Dutton discov-
covered a ledge in Cooper District last week
between Cooper Pass and Steptoe Creek, ore
from which assays $50. They are pleased
with the prospect and will work at
once. 1t appears that there is a continuous
mineral belt running through Nevada
Cooper and TAYLOR Districts. q distance Of
fully fifteen miles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Official Letter.

Following is the official letter of Superin-
tendcnt Foulke. Of the Star mine. for the
week ending November 9Th:
WILLIAM STUART. Secretary, San Francisco !:
Tons Of orc extracted during the week, 10;
part ofmine from which taken, 270, so. 40 80
levels; tots Of ore milled, 1154, battery assay
value, ssh 80 furnace assay value, sci ~;
amount of bullion received. s7.3lj 81;
amount Of bullion shipped. S7.8l6 "a.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Personal.

The New York Mining Record, just
to hand, has the following: Nh. j. IL.
Roberts, superintendent OF the Ex-
change Mill and Mining Company OF
= Cherry Creek, Nevada, has set out to
return 10 the property over which he
has charge having completed bis ar
rangements with his com pany for the
erection OF additional machinery at
their mill, for the reduction of the
ores, by means of which n material
increase OF the production from each
ton OF ore treated will be secured.
These important improvements will
be made without delay, and 1t is
claimed will largely increase the
profits of the company.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
District Court.

The November term of the District
Court convened in Hamilton last
Monday. A Grand Jury was drawn,
to meet at the Court House next
Monday. Only two Cherry Checkers
j. Ii. Williamson and john Cowger
ARE on that body. Venires for
nineteentrial jurors and subpoenas
for nine witnesses, from this Section,
have been sent out, TO report ut the
seat Of Justice on Wednesday, the
10th Cherry Creek has been let off
ipretty light this time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
step,oe valley Protective Association

A meeting OF this body is called
for Saturday evening. Nov. 10Th, at
Weber Hall. The object OF the soci-
ETY. is commendable, being none other
than the protection Of the property OF
its members from horse-thieves
and cattle marsuders. Their chief
aim is TO follow up and bring to JUS
tice these vampires who OF late have
become so troublesome in this section.
Every rancher and s~tock-owner ought
give the society their hearty support.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
rIE MARTIN WHITE.
A Live

Last Sunday morning, as Sheriff
Raum vas ready 10 start out for Ham,
ilton, he left his team standing in
front of tho store. A gust of wind
sent some old rubbish down the street,
and the horses became frightened
aud started oil at furious speed. They
made the round OF the town several
times, and when brought To "A halt,
the vehicle had altogether disappear
ed, having been distributed in small
fragments all over town. One of the
horses was also so badly hurt that he
could not be worked for some days
after. Ed j. now satisfied of two
things-the excellent metal Of his
team, and that it is not safe 10 leave
them on the street unhitehed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
The shotgun at Bellevue.

The Wood River News comes to Us with the
particulars Of another shooting serape at
Bellevue, which occurred on tho I'd instant
The News says This morning a man by the
name Of Burns Buchanan and Edward Hyer.
a butcher. got into a discussion about the
Perry matter in Shepherds saloon. which re-
suited in the death Of Hyer. Burns slapped
Hyer in the face and drew a revolver. Hyer
being u%narmed, Burn told him to go and heel
himself, and liver went of to do 50. Burns
wentup Main street and returned to the front
Burch's saloon, standing in the tracks of the
late Dave Ray. Soon liver appeared between
the b. & B. stage Office and Tom Nitehall's
saloon. armed with q Winchester. Ie step
ped out from behind the building. looking for
Buchanan, but before he could discover his
man. Buchanan shot from Burch's sid walk
two shots IRON a shotgun and one from a re-
volver. liver staggered to the rear of Mitch
ellis SALOON, where Tom took him in, and
there he died, riddlel with buckshot. Ba-
ehanan gave himself up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Excitement at neep Creek.

We learn that there is quite a min
ing excitement out at Deep Creek, on
the Utah line. Many claims have
been located there recently, and, it is
said that Salt Lake parties are becom-
ing interested in many of the mines.
A boom is looked for out that way in
The spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
NOTES ABOUT Town.

J. d. Maxwe ell is now running en-
CINE at the Silver Canyon mill.
Supt. Roberts, OF the Exchange, re-
turned from San Francisco Wednes-
day evening.
Tim Shine has on tap a cask of old
English ale, the only thing Of The
kind in the market.
The severe cold snap of the past
week is being succeeded by sunny
days and frosty nights.
The railroad company have still
a force Of fifteen men at work on the
Egan Canyon grade.
The proceeds OF the benefit. ten
dered by John Mcguire to the Catho-
lie Church, netted 500.
Sheriff Raum and Counselor Love
took their departure for the county
seat Sunday morning to attend Court.
There is no need OF being idle.
Contractor Perley advertises in the
Eureka papers for $50 men and 100
teams, TO work on The L. IL c. II. X.
"Stockings l can do without, but
earrings l must have" is what a
Cherry Creek lass told he
the other evening.
j.. y. Booth, the well known tonso-
rial and dental artist, left BY Tues
days stage for a visit to his old Ken
lucky home. lie Will not return be-
fore spring.
Charley Wah has had his restaurant
renovated and new sign hung out, so
large hat the hungry oyster-hunter
cannot fail TO see it, night or day.
Nose Lyon, aflera couple of weeks
visit among friends here, departed for
Salt Lake Thursday morning, whefe
he. will spend the winter.
Mrs. Kerr's oldest son, n lad OF IA
years, returned home from the East
last evening. where he has been at
tending school for the past two years.
Frederick ID. Corning, a Leadville
mining expert, eaIne in on Mondays
stage, and the next dav went out to
Silver Canyon TO examine the mines
over there.
Deputy Sheriff Morris Lyons has
gone to Duck Creek and Silver Cam
yon on a hunt for iurymen. II he re-
turns alive he's "A lucky man.
Burgeois K Moore have some OF the
'niee>t and fattest beeves hung up III
bulchershop we have ever seen
in this State. They always keep the
best.
Authority, not heretofore possessed.
has been conferred on poStmasters,
TO correct misdirected letters where
possible, and forward them, instead
of sending them 10 the dead letter
office.
Supt. Goss Of the the Il. q G.. K. r.,
came in from the west. over the line
OF the road, Wednesday evening, and
Thursday proceeded eastward 10
Spring Valley and Kinsly's Pass.
Four fnro games are now running
here, and NIL seem to be well patron.
lied. When the boys play in luck,
and join forces. they generally man
age to pare the claws Of the ferocious
Bengal animals pretty close.
The liurdy-house, which has had
four or five weeks rest, was started
up Wednesday night under new
management. 1t don't appear as
lively as under the old regime. AZ
ter awhile, however. the '.boysn may
warm up aud turn their howitzers
loose ON some poor innocent devil, or
the still evening air. \ hardy-house,
without some vim, is not the correct
thing next door To a print shop.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Mining Recorder.

The election for Mining Recorder
Of Cherry Greek District comes of
next Monday, the 18th. Polls will
open at | j. NJ. at Grand Army Hall.
Mr.. l.. ID. Pierce, the present incum-
bent, and Mr.. A. G. Rea. both capa-
BILE and worthy gentlemen, are cam
didates for the office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
NOTICE TO CO-OwNER.

ITO R. NJ. CLARK YOU WILL PLEASE
L take notice that | have expended the SUM
Of SIS 50 in assessment work on your account on
the Mary Ann Mine. located in Cherry Creek
Mining District, County Of White Pine, State
OF Nevada, during the years 1879 and 1850,
and unless this sum, together with the costs
of advertising this notice, is paid within
ninety days after the expiration of the publi-
cation of this notice, your interest in the said
Mary Ann Mine will be forfeited and revert
to ne in accordance with the provisions
1872, and Acts amendatory thereto.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
By f. J. CowLEY. Agent.
Cherry Creek. September Is. 1881.
sl7-g0d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
MINING NOTES.
what Is Being Done in Eastern White
Pine.


AT the Star the usual work is going
on in the several drifts above the $40
level, and the usual quantity of ore
Is being extracted, which now shows
a higher assay than for several
months past. The sinking of the
shaft is also progressing satisfactorily.
al II EXCHANGE,
They are clearing away the ground
around the shaft, and doing other
necessary work, preparatory to start
ing operations or a large scale. They
will also put their mill in order, or
what Is more probable, erect a new
one. The Exchange is a valuable
mine, and with adequate milling IA
c~ilities, cannot fail but prove a source
OF profit 10 its owners
THE TIcUP
Property is at a standstill. The notes
Of this company to creditors here fall
due on the goth instant, and il is pro-
bable that some of its leading officers
will be out from New York at that
time and make arrangements to re-
sumo work at an early day. They
have a good mine and mill, but like
most Eastern companies, they ex-
pected too much at the outset, and
that was what brought on their finan-
cial complications,
AT EGAN CANYON,
The repairs to the San Jose Company's
mill are nearly completed, and team,
have already commenced to haul ore
from the mine to the mill. The ore
slopes in the mine are now looking
much better than a month ago, and
in consequence the force of miners
has Of late been conside in
creased.
THE Ell CAPTAIN,
At Schellburn, is looking well, and
good ore is being extracted. They
are now hauling ore TO the mill, which
will be started up next Monday. a
profitable run IS anticipated.
AT sILvER CANYON,
DIR. Brooks company are doing some
good work in the way of developing
and extracting ore from the Sadie L.
Blue Belle and Buckhorn mines.
The eompany's mill is also running
to its full capacity.
THE MONITOR COMPANY,
At Taylor District, are working a big
bonanza, IN lar maxim nice bullion
shipments by every sta e. NJ doubt,
Messrs. Briggs, Lyons and McGill
have one OF the best mining proper
ties in Eastern Nevada. and all being
practical men, tacy are working it 10
good advantage.
TIE MARTIN WHITE.
The Supt. of the Martin White
Company at Ward, reports to his
company that he is takingout some Of
the finest ore ever discovered in the
mine. This, OF course, means that it
goes away up in the hundreds.
Taken altogether, the mining inter
ests in Eastern White Pine look
far more promising than for years
past.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
HALEY wins.

The vexed county seat question Of Alturas
county. Idaho, has at last been decided by
the Court in favor Of HALEY. The returns,
rs canvassed by the Court, gives HALEY LILO
votes and Bellevue l.096. or IA majority for
HALEY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Not Dead.

"Big-mouth Annie contradicts the state
ment made BY the sentinel, and by us copied
last week. that she was killed at Lewis. She
is still ON mercy's side Of the river, and able
TO hit the pipe as of yore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

A Boston driver has named a horse
a ssGen. Butler'. He says it is the
easiest car on the road 10 switch from
one track to another
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
FRIDAYS STOCK REPORT.

MORNING BOARD.
$40 0phir-7h
10 M-xican-gM
740 Could N CuTry-6M GA
10 Best Il Belcher- 1lZ
255 California-70c
40 S~avage-340c $3.50
7l0 Con. Nirginia-2Z
200 Chollar-1s5c 2
2l0 Potosi-l90c
loo Hale x Norcross-355c
40 Crown Point-205c
230 Yellow Jarket-5N
500 Imperial-20c
$50 Alpha-395c Abs
$50 Belcher-335c
2S5 Sierra Nevada-1lM l4H
AFTERNOON BOARD.
$50 B~elmont-g5c
450 n. Beliefs
4l5 Albion-l90c 1850
80 Mt. Diablo II
90 n. Belle Isle-S0c
80 Eureka Tunnel -235c
100 Silver king-l9X
$50 koonday---30c
$50 Bodie-5A
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

A certain merchant in town and his
head salesman, with two officers OF
the law, sat up ene night this week,
so as to be up early and overhaul a
delinquent who was about to skip the
town on the morning stage. They
failed to cage their bird, however.
probably from the fact that evsdlng
the payment of his debts was the
fellows irregular bizness.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

THE New Hampshire odd Fellow
report a surplus fund of $50, 900.
Their annual income is S54 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has designated
Thursday, November 24th, as Thanks
givining day. Governor kinkead
viii no doubt ''proclaim' likewise.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

CHAUNcEY |. FILLEY, OF st. Louis.
has been offered and accepted the
position OF Postmaster General i'll
President Arthur's Cabinet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

Remember, only one week more In
which to pay your taxes, without costr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
THE Ell CAPTAIN,

At Taylor District, are working a big
bonanza, an lar maxim nice bullion
shipments by every sta e. NJ doubt,
Messrs. Briggs, Lyons and MeGill
have II Of the best mining proper
ties in Eastern Nevada. and all being
practical men, tacy are working it 10
good ADVANTAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
THE DECLINE IN ALBIoN STOCK.

SAN FRANCISCO July 26.-The street abounded
in to-day for the drop Albion stock
some affirming that Judge Rivers had dropped
pressons the effect that the Saint George patent
unassaable, and others limiting at an unlimited use Of
money by the Richmond Company. Both press and
private kilograms from Eureka state that nothing re-
grdng the decision Of the Court has leaked out.
the decision need not be looked until tomorrow and
that no cause s known there for the decline.
Later dispatch nom Eureka, New, that Judge
Ryes's decision In the Richmond-Alb viii he
delivered at 10 o'clock tomorrow. The correspond
ent claims TO be able 10 give its salient poiufs
in advance, follows: Judge Rves holds the
Saint George patent TO be absolutely void; that tho
Uncle sam claim is a good aud valid location; and In
fact every point contended for by the Albion be-
tween the Saint George patent and the Uncle sam oca
ton, is found I'm favor OF the Albion. But aInong
other paper titles put in by the Richmond
Company was n patent called the "yictora" This
patent was procured by the Richmond Company pend.
Ing the protest the suit between the ST. George and
the Uncle Sam, and younger application and patent
than either the St. George the Uncle Sam.
The Victoria claim lies nortbward and there
face conflict between t aud the Uncle Sam, hence
no protest against the issuance OF the Victoria
patent made The Victoria having gone
through without protest the Judge holds that t
better title thn that conferred by prior application.
stay fproceedings win be granted for thirty sixty
days, 70 allow tue be taken u, and
the destruction OF the estate by either party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

LONDON, July 26.-The several amendments
to the report the Land bi which Mr.. Parnel placed
the notice paper, include empowering tho Land
Court to refuse the application OF absentee landlord
to fix increased rent and another empowering the
Poor Law Boards to purchase land and resell let in
allotments to small farmers and aborers.
In the House OF Commons this evening the coDsid
GRAFTON OF the committee report on the Land BILL the
clause proposed by the Right Hon. Hugh Law Attorney
General for Ireland. providing that no Land Commits
soner shall be capable OF sitting In the House OF Com
during his term of Office, agreed TO.
The Press Association says understands that owing
to the unsettled state of Ireland IL has been decided to
maintain the military establishments at their present
strength some time longer
Captain Boycott and his wife have returned to their
residcncc at LOugh Mask.
DUBLIN, July 26.Thc doctor attending Mr. Boyton. a
prisoner under the Coercion act, says his patient in
dangerous state of health and that his eyesght las
greatly failed The prison doctor will report the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
BOTH FEET CUT OFF BY A MACHINE.

BOTH FEET CUT OFF BY MACHINE
NEw-ALBANY, Ind, July 26.-Albert Comp
ton of this city, had both his feet of in NOW in g
machine near Georgetown to-day, and will probably die.
COIoRED ODD FELLOWS.
CHICAGO, July 26.-To-day is being cele-
hratcd by the colored residents and the visiting Odd
Fellows the thirty inst tuition
OF odd Fellowship among colored people.
DEFICIT SAID TO BE INCREASING
CANTON, Ohio, July 26.-An investigation
is in progress in the Stark County Treasurers Office
which indicates thaI the dedct may reach SIG. 600.
though it is not definitely stated the books not having
been all gone
THE EAU CLAIRE STRIKE
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July pa special dispatch
from Eau Claire OF yesterdays date, No trouble is
now apprehendcd Some Of the troops will probably
leave tonight few mills have resumed work. but find
Ii difficult 20 get the strikers refusing return and
the harvest calling aborer into the country There have
been eight companies OF militia here.
FIRST COMPETITOR IN THE FIELD.
CINCINNATI July 26.-The first musical COM
position intended for the 81 900 prize offered by the
May Musical Festival Association FOR original musi-
cal composition for the May festival of 1882 reached
committee Yesterday II is from Ncw-0rleans, the
ton OF resident of this city. Tie OF the author
of course, withheld until after the award is made
The competitors have until September TO send in their
prod lotions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, July 26 1851
To-day was the first day of the Goodwood meeting
The race for the Goodwood Stakes distance two miles
and hall. was won by Mr.. Briggs's fvcyearold bay
meeting in Rome Of the Republican associations OF
that city, last evening resolved TO organize legal ag
taton throughout the kingdom for the repeal law
OF Papal guarantees.
The Daily Ners SAYS: awe understand that no m
swer has yet been received the United States to
Lord Granvilles dispatch fl regard to the atempted A.
sasslnation OF President Garfield"
new London newspaper called The Erenirg Ncrs
made its appearance today II is OF the shape
pohtlcs appear TO he Moderate Liberal.
The Viceroy OF India telegraphs follows: News
rom Candahar OF the 22d inst announces that Ayoob
Khan arrived with his army within marches of the
Heninnc River and is negotiating for peace.
The race for the Richmond Stakes for twoycar old
colts ana fes, three-quarers of mile, taken by
Lord famontls brown fly Dutch Oven. Eight ran,
including D. X keene's bay colt Golden Gate.
dispatch from Madrid states that the Spanish Am
passauor mt the Vatican will he instructed convey
the Pore the deep regret OF Spanish Government at
Plus TX. "
In the Bow Street Police Court to-day Patrick Tai
fourd Hicke, the young Isbman who threatened to kill
the Right Hon wm E. Forster unless he released the
Irish prisoners and resigned tho Chief Secrearyshp for
Ireland, was committed Tor trial
Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary, has addressed
circular to Her Majestys diplomatic agents
abroad informing them Of the decision of the Govern
ransom British subjects when acting in public capac-
y IN the event OF their capture by brigands in Turkey
or other countries.
The Cornell University Crew write to The Spovtsmaa
thanking the English rowing clubs and the Press for
their courteous treatment They express regret at the
assertions made by American papers that the
neil crew was pnrpoeely foued Mt Henley. and
he Sportsm9n that such statement authorized
py any member OF the crew.