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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
.TATE OF LOUISIANA
Delinquent Taxpayer,
P.iRiSH or RN'HL.fNU,

By virtue Of the auiin.iity vested in me by
the Cun-'i'n,ion and laws of The State Of
Lnn'.'ana, | will sell AZ the principal front
IGOR ut the Count House. IN which tie Civil
W =: "cu-. &C. I'D -. :. 49, ,Iiiirj
w,,i" he ir;a' i,oG's i'll j'ilcal sa'-s. he.
siun,iS ~ r.rvru orar'I \. On saturday,
The 10Th Day Of March, A. D. 1881,
and continue on monday and each succeeding
,!ay ,,n;iI said safes are completed, oil im.
movab,e property on Which taxes are n"w due
10 the Statr Of Lou,sia,a and parish OF Rich
land. Il, enforce COLLECTION OF ali taxes assessed
in the year $50 and sl back taxes. with IN
,rrest III 2 per cent from 3ls, December. 1880,
am. Interest and penalties on all back taxes.
acr.ordiuy To law, std Gil cC-ts, ~ toiiOws, TO-
wit
Residenla.
AIexanlcr, r S--i95 acre.a-n W ! Of n
1 sec q, " ! If sc SET Of 2 / lot |
sec /. + IT. ", K i f., on eos, hank Of Bruf
river, except abou, acres South side Of
Bsyou. nff of ) W corner OF SAID land. e
81 ne seq I IL y. 4 T. taxes. ~ -.
Aston. n Mo acres, Of n Ia sec
is, TIL N.R7 E.-tsxcs 40.
sec 80. T. II n. X Ii E-,axes q 80.
Hama, Alfred co acres, W ! Of W !
SEE -; T II n, RI f.
Runch J II (es,at- p. :. Mulhirr). 500
arres one hail iD.eirs' II. : e IL sec. u W "a
sec. - Of W :: sec Is. I IL y, K i +.
and e IL nf ne ! sec l3, / Is ", K f.
taxes * 81 Il ~ II.
B.,.ire, Geo do acres. W II of W
sec SO. + II y. Re- E-taxrs , OD 4 = -
BpI,len, Margaret lot in Dcihi-,axes
No.
Ben-,ii,k. Fred-i 10, 10 Delhi, with old
hou>e.-'exes sos.
BonyL;"n. Mrs Fannie FRO sores, IT,
ut W Ia, l>2 of II W Ia. W IL Of W
IL, W l-2 of u J. II Of n " l. /, sec 81. ~
sec =, nv IL &C 70, T Is n, Z E.
taxes, ~ is.
Bu,e Mrs. Moravia-2Oo acres, e 10 Of II
W IL. W l-2 Of tie IL. sc Ia Of IL
sec q, L Ii n. r E-'sAes. so az.
Cboai. / VITO ~ re-. e l-2 O! n e | 4,
else of " IL O, ne Ia. W Ia Of e
III. &c IL ct n y Ia. n W Ia OF III
aud n e Ia Of W II, sec 33, L Is \, K u
E-taxrs - 80.
Cnat " F-SSD SIRE. l.2 of IL
sec :i2 W i>2 Of I. W I'D. n IA of n W III,
" - al W l. Of IL. SEE 80, " ii
Of W ~ see %, I Is \. K & f.; = l.? Of
u W Ia and II ii Of u " III sec 80, L Is
y R 8 + taxes, ~ o..
toIc,nan, Rober, Il Leroy-2Oo acres. = =
IL 81. IL. IL of e III sec z, / Is n,
K E -taxr>. 81 IS.
Cochran. Mrs. Sailie 300 acres. Q IL
sec 5. ~ . Ia Of n W Ia, - Of n . 10,
sec 8, n I 2 II n " III 80. 9, all " l>2 Of
n " Ia sec 4, 0nu,h Of B,wk bsyou, (conts,n>
ing % acres nose or iess) I IS N, r 10 E.
txxes. 81 %.
Gala ~ay. estate J M-Lor No. sin Cir nd,
north Of Rail Road.-mxss. 6 10.
Coleman. .Anr--3 acres, ness Delhi (no
recrrd) taxes. 3 80.
Cheek. H H. agent G w Il J Euhsnk-li
scres. l>2 Of s e Ia a Sc Ia, sec -, n
Ia Of e Ia OF . III, .-c "a, I lG N, r 6
E-mles, s.c
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

We are nav sr".i l., reI;iz- WI al w. have
lorx hc>'re'! IN see, nan';y iht! Mss. +, -
nie Clark, who piesiles over TIL, in,t;:a;inn
j. p fixture IN this r,nnnun,Iy. The school. y
nv ia,P-r pu"ib.r nf Dnfii. rl,ln I'D. tvel
'~rn enrol.ed ia oar town. IL fart. We i.a~.
n-v-r known school III ib,- sri>h ,h..;
G ul.. iMa-t al n a.Hrr q teniA, &C. a. Q ,e;u-
In, Ihirg th.,. This has had fer NOR. than two
years Even wien the town v rs ov-rE,we,,
tor nearly three months, Miss Fannie went
regularly to the school h"ise. where sh" was
prunp'.y met Ly a respectable nt.n!,-r OF
students " is " ,ih pride tina: we note -rch
NANTES, Improvements III an educational point
If vi-w in III people # his pleasant AMI
thrifty I"alny. J, has exceeded cur most
i:av- . teacher, Who. in pom, Of ability IS
:. c md tn none III Ncrih I.oni>.+na She is
not only a Iorouch Schniar-rhuca,-i ~ "ne
oc the .nr>, in>i,'uIio.l 10 the Snu,n-but si,..
"a happily siie,: III the theory OF teaching.
She makes -'Wly II pleasure 10 the ci.i,ir-r
aud they gain tie mastery over their work
" nh mary sous 'apii'y dI>sipIinhrian, We
know of none ,ha; excel her. The govern,
n-nt ofihr Scho..! give. her mn ,rp''c. She
~. peri b,i az. The at:eI,0ns Of her .lnr'I,
and her vii -n....s 10 b.. Inc.r pleasure.
The writer. who for several years was a
teacher. has taken the trolbie To make Constant
and inlar,,a! ru1,i'y respectn. the merits
OF ,hi. school, aud the es'in'at,on in winch
It is held by our citizens, and We lave heard
il spoken of only in terms oi the hghe,,
,upu,euts ton. But ~bl,~ this school is dong
such nnl'le woss. and while It Is 50 well su,.
tanned. there is yet some apathy IN IN ed.ra
tionai sense. among oar pe"pls that We would
like 10 see removed. There are some here, ~
well as IN other communities. who are moi
fully awake 10 the e,urat~nal int. rest ui
cur Youth. We want TO see them converted
from this deplor ,O:e, Tins dangerous. yet ~
inssntio.,ai "error of their way" To do Thu.
i, is necessary for those vino ere frien'ls 10 the
cause Of ed ,.c atnn 10 bestir themselves anu
ger up what the puiitician would term
boom We don't mean ''at The people should
hold meetings a"1 make ed~ sPeeche-,
P"'> '"'"' """" :" ""- """e "'""
io,x well on psrer. aud are not worth the
'''" wen "'
""'" "'' ''" ''' !" @"
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"
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=" 70 =" 'e
'"F' Nv 10y -" .., r...,. Il, r."
- '' W..
:.,,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

say.a prominent horse""n in giving his
.;,,of Vanderbilt n. mare, Maud S., whose
....S - Chicago pm, her At the head land
X,bh.d $500 the mrO in nv opino"
=, rim. 10 not u 4on, when . minute
-, x;,l be recordsA hGD se'tni"'y he the
-. n borsemen continue 10 No ko'da'r'
.~>.cur, ~ !, hmbers up the join's. Ne
b,s,nishes and in iset hes made
pplse sevo'u'ise 10 the so''' '"''"'''
ndy'k
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

There wil, be heel for safe ~ Maneham
and Davis m Tuesday and Saturday morn
-. AMI will b- KEEP, up IL supported a"'
SDccu.x.d by the people Of Ray'ilic.
Il, ian long fel, need, and we hope the poo
- of yvill- will encourage 'he" ny h" :
=, from Them Instead Of the wagons on the
.e,s. who como in only once IN '~" "r
K,.e weeks, no, to supp want but 10 sr'
nancy. Encourage the enterprise
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

!, i.w iih feeling. Of drep rrsre' 'H ~r
ano,,,ce the d.s,h Of Mr.. Fanuie Rrlofi
Ann. wii, OF Col. X. H,rhsru-On Of M"n"
which sal event ocure.l ias' lh"r.'ia,. May
Our our Heavenly fs,hsr bless the nr-h
s,,i.ken hn.band sni lses ten sorI0"ing chit
drru Ia .h.ir sad b.r-a."neut
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
SWINE OF cARDul" four times day
makes a happy household.
Cor ale. bu LIE II z Peiilf Rayyille. La.

The H:AcoS ,sxes but little stock IN po'''c>
Ibis week Tie editor being st,-en. ha,ds rnl
used To politics. drive the o'i!l, wait all Nj
N,.,, l,;,.n get. hack rom IL, rre.s Couv-,
rion smi you W Ill hear all about the masni''-
cent pageant at III. White Hmss y":,
,er,.ay: who are mrmhc-s of the new cab-
net: when the lrvies are 10 be rh''''i
vino is To do the work Whit is 10 he done
with Grant, how macy gray HAIRS ever tn"
head Of the maj, whr nd TWO wear age
ti.af he would leave the presidential chan
without any. and. as the drv goods men same
tunes say in ii,"'r ,u,s.".s. many other t''ings
i've numerous 10 uertrn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

On Thursday the river wasti jet inches
., Vicksbure, md risrS . inches PER ''y
Memphis. q te-,S in''h-.. snd s'"''"n''s
4sliiny 7. Cairo. AMI n, rin;s On 'he oi'''
r~er Rising Slowly ~ - Lonia
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

acquisitions to the community. The ins's'es'
are not . lew where . g,s,d sGhoO! has ierli
the means Of Increasing very sn'aii villages
INTO popular thriving iOwns and cities.
When su individual wishes 70 inrn'Hra'e TO
col,r,rry if he IS III euarSprise.ns man. " 70
msiter Of trfiing consequences whh h''n
what i'm commercial or arsr,cu,.urai sivsr-
fsges may be, IS no encouragement At gwen ~
the c ause Of educ alioa.
We hsve one II the finest farming coun
rriss in the world il is conceded "n oil hands
TO he the easiest of any country u make .
living IN; we nave . rail road running
through the heart Of il, and nsv,sable streams
crossing it at Accessible intervals, b"t these
apes. W be no i,.duce,nent Ia the en'erpri.-
ing capi,si,st 70 settle among us tie passes
right through eur fertile and he goes 20 the
hills where the so'l, in prolific consultations
is to ours nothing more than Tim. ing of the
mos, dis.sn, star Ia the uuclouried in-:rr Ct
the noon dsy sun; = country destitute Vi
navyaiun and railroads; and heir he makes
lis inves,meut He 10 silrac'cd ;hl,her BY
the facilities offered by that country to the
cause Of edncarion. Such in-,ances are nu.
merous not only ia Loui-iana, bat elsew here
wherever e. alton is encouraged, every
other inieres, ful.ws To- train.
In this parish there are neirllNrhncaS
wheren IS aimos' impossible 20 have srhcols.
The -rrirn,ents are too sI.arse. and rhe roads
are bad nearly eli the year. We wnuid
rerthrmend The i'rp." in 'hos, iocailnes ~
educate their chir.rcn IN Ra.vi'ie Oar
on easy terms eau I've hal in almost every
FANNY. w. knew persons who Will furnish
boa, tn children wi,hinY Ia get an .lrc,'ion.
and will lake IN excIage provisions for whrh
they viii allow the Lis',est market poc-s.
ih, '> A =pentii chance fc, "ur country
ii.rds to educate their children, ard rea;.ze
a handsome psnh. Tor ti'eir >ur,in- pfod"c-
which rh-y car.rot turn into money.
Reel, G,ii Ed.e Tons restores the appetite
----.-...-.--..- ....-..--.--..
A SPECIAL To tic Ilcra'1 -..ys: The River
aud Harbor BIZ has passed tie H'u- VIII
he >-ua,e .'neiiumrr,,. ard wiit dGul;ic>>
b., ONE a inv. Thi> Jii,. ii wi'' be fe'nem
bercd arpr,ptis,cs SiVJoUU0 Tor the Ntssi-'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
"NlACk-0RAuoHI" cnres dyspep
Ola, Indigestion aud heartburn.
Dr. ID. K. p-,r, Rayv,Ii" La


Preaching by the Pastor Of the Bapt'-,
CLurcl To night tomorrow. and tn"rn.~' n,g,n
the su,sces. under examinsri"n ar" =. follows
To riyi,t, The Convs';et Theft, to,rurrnw a,
:, oci<hA ~, The r"'mT~--- of Chris.
,ornorrcw ugh, Praise The people are
respectfully invited IN r:r-ni
Rev II A. Campbell and his daughter Miss
Etta left first INST, Tor short visit TO Crys.
saI Spunc.. We hope % see them back SOM.
IN fine health. fnd really 10 rssn'ne The a,.!wa,s
Responsibilities C. their gIo'lOns life WORK the
b,n,-r l.. prtrlan the e.Ions gospel OF the
Son of Col. aud ,he later 10 dispense the self
Sacrificing engagements Of preachers
home
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

When you have got an oil! horse thar "''
BASED the market pe'o.i Apply ""ie {"
4enda.l SPAWN Core aud Ia" result VIII ~
mar yelou.. lead thu !vt rti- -ri'en'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Mr.. w. n tianna, ,he roiit. and accon'no'
eating ag-nt on Mr. Chapman train, Las oar
Shanks for postal favcrs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Mr.. H. c. Msaassasn 10. perhaps, the first
Slan,er in o'n Snslsh to prepare his ground
Or another crop. He CONN enced p!oush'ne
Swo weeks ayo.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

W. have 10, eve. the los; issue =" the
Morchousr Clarion WAITS the u aver Nc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Our readers will please excuse the short
eo,ninps of the Beacon this week; the editor
rs gone % grass
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Pio.s harne.., for sslc = NsaGhsm en-
pavn
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Thousand, l. u-,-l K:n'a''s Spawn
Cure fer ,heuua after ali Other :eni""'-s
BAD tialei and have experienced i'''tni
Belief See TIE advertisement
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Buy your hat. srd stree. f"n Mangha'n
and Davs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

The price " t., BEAc.y aOA Demo.: 70 2
Pass combined is SO -. u.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Mr.. !. IA. Rhymes end wife retSt"-d from
he city lest Snutssy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

A srec.ai To ihe Ilca'3 -.ys: The River
aud Harbor ti'i has passed tie H'u-e. VIII
he >-raIe ainchumrrts. ard w,it d0ui'c>>
become a inv. TINS Liii. II 49, be f.,nem
bercd. arprpp,istcs SiVpo.UUU Tor the Allssi.'
opp Iiv-s.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
"sLAcK.oRAUaHT" cures eostivc-

For saI- ny Ur l.. 4 penn Rayvi''e' La.
Tho he,'th of our c..,n'ry Is exr-i'ea' We
ore almost every day il. company with r-'P'e
Nom all parts Of Ibis and 'hs a'y""rn.ns
Dsr,shes. aud we hear Of 10 serious ''cShes'
onyWhere.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
Forty years. trial h proved "elACK.
oRAUoHT" the best liver medicine IN
j. 1erId.
70, ...- q, pt. D. RIP. mis-, RayvilIr, La.

fui .s.e ~ pt. ID. k.P'ms Rayvil'e La.
We are hapy to ,rarn that the citizens Of th'
wide awake and en,efp,ising nri2hborhoc'' oi
A..o, have secured the services on Prof Jcn'
ning., la,e at Franklin parish as teacher for the
Sre.en, year Mr. Jennings wa. educated in
Williams Jewel Colicy. Missouri; is splendid
seach-r and high,oned gentleman. He
need. only the cooperation IF the people to
build mp at no distant day. one Of the hn-st
srhco $ IN Month Louisanns, and We are con
nslcn, that no will get tia, very soon.
Last Saturday an individual OF African
d..cen, while going dnwn tho street mort" oi
her. o.. met female Of bis own color and
secps,ed her 40 'he question; g." III you
mary me :, to wh;Ao - sshH ~ @"'ies'.
{ answered "Yesr whe,eupon ,bsy went 4"
Mr.. Pins Office nb.ained license. anc repair
nj 70 the court house where 'rhe twain
ne,e n ade" one flesh in ''u'h lees time tia"
/, mas taken we lua'" to write IL
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
SheriH's Sale

Th"s. W. 0nsdri Ii, susie o. Lo"isian,.
No 6tU vs. ; Parish Ut RichlanJ,
Harrer 0ooI. jIh District Court.
by vr'nc Of a writ Of ii ia. Issued from the
Honl Jsh Disi. Court, IN ami ior the Parish OF
Rmhiand State OF l.on,.snua, IN tie above en-,
tilted aud numbered ,ui'. and Ia ne dl,.eieI,
liav" seized aud will of'-r tor sac Ut public
ancIi ion bslore the court ho,,s~ door in tho
town Of Rayv,'Ie. sar parish and >iase. %
saturday, the 5th day Of Mu. Oh, 1881,
to the last and highest bidder the following
property, tO.wii:
The 5 W Of y. W. /, onl n. FL a
$. W. !. Section -, Township /; Nsr,h.
Range d Fast, containing 81 acre, Of l;n,a
more or |. IS seized, rs tie properly Of liar
per Cool and OIL be sold to .al,sfy SAL. d. =.
and all cots.
Tern, Of sale cash WisA ne benefit q
sppGaise,nelsl
ZEN SCOTT. SheriG.
Shsri6' Or. IT., vlIr, La,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05
RNyvllle School.

Reed Cir E.lye Tonic prevents Malaria
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

"VHNe OF cAR0Ui" cures irregular,
painful, or difBealI 0earruation.
For sale by DIR ID h. Peu,,, Rayvi'le, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Reed Gilt Eide Tonic ssres Dysrer.ia.
Cigars for sale bv Mai,s!,am ani Oavi'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

By virtue Of the auinri'y vested in me by
the Cur-'i'",Ion and laws of The State OF
Lon:-'ana, will sell at the principal front
.ioor ot the Count House. IN which tie Civil
". ''ru-' 70 80 -. =, 49,, 80, Iiirj
w,,;.i. he ir;a i"crs i"I j',l,c,al sa'-s. bee.
.i,,n.t. a, eleven orh..L A. N on Saturday,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-05

Reels G,i, Ed.r Toms restores the appetite
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF II SIXTH
L Judicial District. OF the State OF Nevada, inl
and for the county of White Pine.
MAR J. COSOVER. Plaintiff, VS.. CORSEI
illus CONOvER. Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District of the State of Nevada
IN and for the County OF White Pine. and the
complaint nled in said County. in the office of
1.-The Clerk Of said District Court, on the Sd day|
=of August. A. ID. 1881.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to CoRNE-|
Illus CONOYER. Defendant You are hereby
required to appear in an action brought
un. In the District Court of the SIXTH
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, In and for the County of White Pine
and to answer the complaint hled therein, within
ten days exclusive OF the day of servicel after
the service on you OF this summons-if served
within this county or. II served out OF this
county but In this district. within twenty days
otherwise. within forty days-or Judgment by
=defanlt will lie taken against you, according tol
the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action IL brought to obtain q decree
VI this Court forever dissolving the bonds of
m~atrimony now existing between yon aud this
plaintiff, and for costs Of snit. For such cause
Of action plaintiff alleges that about the month
OF July. A. d.. 1879, You wtllfully and without
cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff,
and that you ever since have and still do con.
tinue 30 to wilfully and without cause desert
and abandon plaintiff, and do live separate and
apart ifohi MR. hkhihet heE NIbneb, tnht uur]
lug such period you have failed and neglected.
20 supply this plaintiff with the common nee
~essaries OF life, although abundantly able to dol
30. All Of which will more fully appear BY
reference TO plaintiffs complaint on file herein
and TO which you are more particularly referred
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
to appear and answer I 10 said complaint. as
above required. the said plaintiff will take de-
fault against you aud apply to the Court for the
relief herein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of tfe Dis.
trict Court Of the Sixth Judicial DIS.
trict OF the State of Nevada, In and
SEAL. for the County OF White Pine, this
Sd day of August. In the year Of
our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and eight, zone.
JOHN McKEREAN, Clerk.
W. O. LOVE-, Attorney ror Plaintiff. sl7-lm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-24

The Wood River (Idaho) News
mentions the report that the Idahoan
mine has been sold for 500, 900, $780,
900 paid down in cash.
What II HE'LL For particulars in
quire Of the gentleman who represent
the s.short interest" ! n Sierra Nevada
ct $40 and 81 per share.
A Bodie miner has just returned
from the East. The best looking for
nation he saw while absent was on
the seashore, where the girls wear
fitting bathing suits.
Some OF the girls OF the period are
parting their hair on n side. They
do this because they do not wish to
look like the soft young men who
part their hair in the middle.
A Kentucky girl was struck by
lightning and killed while dressing
for her wedding, and the hard hearted
Cincinnati Enquirer says There is
such a thing as a girl being too at
tractive.
He who betrays another's secrets,
because he has quarrellsd with him,
was never worthy the sacred name of
friend ; q breach OF kindness on one
side. will not justify q breach OF trust
on the other.
One st. Adams raj told another,
"If 1 catch you making love to my
wife, I shall call hat very rude"
And that led a Vermont editor to
speak OF the man as a b~loodthirsty,
vindictive ~desperado.
A lovers pun :-"Maggie, dear, II
/ should attempt 10 spell Cupid why
could I not get beyond the first syl-
liable 2" Maggie gave it up, where
upon William said, H'Because when |
come TO o u, OF course | cannot go
further. Maggie said she thought
that was the nlcest conundrum she
had ever heard.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-24
WHITE PINE NEWS


Ihs mighty r0be Of the wood trailsd down
By the border Of the meadow.
And the asteFB egsr the br0sklefs nm
Woesd the voices 10 their shadow,
Where / walked with one who brought love
70 me,
And booked in her syes as one looks on tbs
tea
With . longing 70 fathom the mystery.
/ divfned thsiF meaning Alright. ] thought:
They beamsd With q loved never ending:
/ built 4 ladder Of hope 70 the skies.
And the angels we're all descending.
] gathered the asfeTs and ytolsts shs wore;
Ers they faded she kissed them Ger and Ger
They are treasured nos IN my bureau drawer.
l divfnad fhsir meaning aHroDg. I know:
Thass eyes we're deep. / remember;
They told me they loved ms mid the flower
Of june,
Bat astsrs are dead in December.
Yet violets will peep shsu winter has flown.
And 1 listen again 70 the rlvulets tune,
Ana gather M swers- bat | do it alone
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-24
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Sixth Judicial District, County Of White
Pine, State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of James 7
Mathewson, deceased.
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned.
son, deceased, TO the creditors OF, and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
residence in Eureka, Eureka county, Nevada.
j. A. MATHEWS0N,
p. EVERTS.
Electors Of the Estate Of Jas. I. Mathewson,
deceased.
Dated at Hamilton, July 30. 1881. a6-0w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-24
Application for a Patent
To the Vulcan Mine.
NOTICE No. asa.
U. =. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA, MY. August -. lbol.

|NOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry X. Lyons whose Postofice adj
|dress is Cherry Creek " bite Zine county.
Nevada. has this day hled his application
for n pntent for fifteen hundred linear ise. of
Ithe Vulcan mine or vein bearing silver. with
surface ground 40 feet ia width. situate.
living and being in Hunter Mining bis
'triet, County of " hite Pine, state Of Nevada.
laDd known and designated by tho held notes
land Official plat ON hle IN this Office ~ Lot
y lumber TbiTfy-eight No. 49,, located on un-
surveyed land. The exterior boundaries VI
|snid lot No. = being rs follows, to wit Va
III zion u degrees - minutes hast
Commencing at n post marked No. | l. ;.
Survey ". b, whence {. ). monument stu
|nteh on the west side o. Hunter mountain
land just west Of the upper Vulcan tunnel,
|uuon n high bluff Of granite rock beaTs :.
~ degrees - minutes. h. ~ feet; a shaft upon
'this.iode boars ). - degrees. h. 10 feet;
'cat ,,pun This lode bears \. 704 degrees, T..
30 feet: an Inc Inc shaft upon this lode bears
degrees, r. 4 , Ieet; a tunnel upon this
|lode bears \. - degrees. r. so feet; ihencs
running hrst coarso-N, "a degrees. r ~,
set to oct marked No.2 4. >. Survey No. -;
thence second courses. 81 degrees. 40
Hest 10 a post marked No. 3 {. ). Survey No.
10: thence thiT1 coarse-S. JJ1s degrees. W.
100 feet 10 \ post marked NJ. | Y. :. survey
%; thence fourth course \. 505s de-
|grees. ". Az feet 10 a post marked marked
No. /, tn, placs Of beginning, containing 10
land 1FlD acres.
This claim is bounded Nv no known claims.
THE nearest Claims 10 this lode arc the "Jop-
|perhead" aud Crown fsint" claims.
The loca ion OF this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders eitice Of Hunter Mining Dis
|tfiet IN page II Of Book A Of said records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
of said Vulcan mine or said mining
ground as herein before described. are ~
|quired 10 ME their adverse claim with the
K egisfer OF the United states Land Office al
Eureka. in the state OF Nevada. during the
days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the proyis-
hons OF the Statute.
Az "a FIJI. HINKLEY Register.