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, 1881-11-11

suDestns II s'.a :, Fhoun-iixtt demand; Wcstoru
sv'p ss,,a. s,s4s = sonnsoa p4tza., ~ ssf.aM VII
snlsr vhssts :. sE.*s1 ai aI!unc.o1a do, IT, Nay73;
a.iai xSs n ~ 'ss Tor Ohio. aiehlxau. aud In
GaAtS~4",,s s+s9. "; w,ntss uo, u .aSss m ''"s
n.tea. dan.asl4 asl4' .uudu1utu deaand. Oats s,e.d,,
,lIE'x!ssssss.aFFS; syts.sl: Myyt !H!I.ll ''~''
sas.s :;s.sd saes 4 Ts.,f Es.f
CMiiftkA-ln ln,s1.;. tlanH- stFotvl, lie
ssIE;vvsieady aemaad.
ns1sk!trs.isSit,'; trs"sin,'S;1s sfss.1:; : 4. :aaae.
sa!ssant. III ssts S9 C. IT, e''' corn. shap bur wheat
AEsts-klosr. IT Siu b,,.
, 1881-11-11

InApYu'sn, H.. Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
attlsp MD ~pukcr, uI'enGd ut KAo, hIghost xsei
1uwSst md p0xlNg taura. Via.
plTTsNpna. lA, Nov. !p-lxTno1Iull-Buir.Y act
!Tei uA41 GrftlnEes untattlpi coked at &5t&u, re-
, 1881-11-11
l,I:S1llIA..

T'EoHfA. ILL.,. Nov. lU.-tiltAlS-C0rn earlier; hal
mlxrd. E56lDcs n4lxth. n9asat{c- Oats nscud7, NJ.
4wllite. +1}sft4iu. ltyu inuctiya ut Aeple.
lftlt1Wl*EH-Unkutticl; no aniss FgpUrtG1.
ltEuEtlTTs hant. tlun9i cpf{, u. .Sa bn: oats, -
Gtl bus ryt. lAA IN; barey. !Gu IN.
1acUu bu; rye, 2,ltD bu; bar1Gy. nu,l1.
, 1881-11-11

HEW fDiIK. Nov. M-fluslResx IN cation continues
fnlr!y nel!vo priccn r4 NJ tho lnle advance. nls,
Hn9tllns ind tru4s Gooux an!qt xn4 ssaasly W0ulcn
Ruads moving stcadltt og assuuAt Ut buck orders.
lt4siory IND shIrs ad drt,HaEa III laht duunnt but
ira. an1 II ltu,ttaa suYpy.
, 1881-11-11

NtrPAt.n. N. !. Nov. tb.-UltAtS-yAnn. Hnlct;
sules H. w bA Su hnrA 1ulntl ut ti.M curn aHt;
car lnka No. mixed ~ iG rejected, 4. Uthut Rrain4
neglected.
UASAL FuEIGIlTs.-Nllcnt, 5c.
, 1881-11-11
ET. LOUIS.

pE TNnF1
GgtITItu..:sa nor, M.-FLaul- Unbalanced,
La a,e n ~. 9eat huber ana nrn,i No rod, tl,Sa
1LtHai. d E.h llccembpr. tlIl{@,.H January.
Nlalls trsDsuatIl No. do. sl,s7al.:71, No, tIu.
'teemler s1s s~,a sl4l1cFt .s4gia gull. GWaliXo
s,Ae ,uY, I'M. s4uafS. ssd.ts2{c tebruury. G714s
fratsr t,k ostes! <1Ata4a{a cash {i,l1Ixn f1c
Hs1Iess essSasy M's;'. ,tssstsso May, I've siow,
EdGs~ounfMse ay md uiirhnnaed.
t@latin.xxtHuts! II ii0' It'll
,lHirtsinxssg9r II $EM =.
p! !hIiMe4,s .p1HE tIn!as, 1ubblna ut A7gal7, ~
ts yaH"a!nay fIab7s" teFS s'Vwi nply Job lsuIn.
yst. "a ~ q, sr:, xhee. 400 bay corn
sf h. IT,; ~ wtssty ght,isy' t, % ~; ~;
''Jhs HIs... os's' Rll bu, rya. JlaU hui basloy'
hltsssii,ias ;'';Hs-Wbest sp.p..roas soma ,,e,
,.s: tsbtluF5 t9sensnbeft 9Ss tLllH january .tSs
Chs sA Sshsusry;' mxsSto sS Is, Ws,y. e'S1s@
, 1881-11-11

Special Di&uAlth to Tie Chit1oo TfIbttNt.
K4ASsAB CITY, E,,v. 10.t;uatS f'rtee t.Hrrtnt
1eyuF.s: 'Yheat-l1oce!ps tito past wouk: lat hut
shipments, s,ifl htl: SLOW and weak; No. l. cash,
H7cs No. Il Cas, aliHct Snv1nitor, Vet H. Nuxuill-
bDr NiH GOr,l-kueeptA thu iulat wr1k. EthlG hu;
k1tpt!!9Is, &1.hN bur w1u41 NJ. :? caAh. tilt SaYrM~
bur, t1Ec,
, 1881-11-11
4 kt4tp %lllvurllEo,

WILMlHaTOS, N. o.. Nov. l0.-SflMIra or TUApEN-
TlAE-EIsm Ut Bic,
, 1881-11-11

Judge Rogers took oocasion yesterday morn
tnE while cnllIllg through hls cu!sIltlur to 9tvo
oppression to his oplnun M tho s0bject nj pre.
IIH,la4ry cI.'lE. lilo snltl hs, uIl not UNDER
Btaisd tho rcucnt opInfnu Of tho Appellate Court
to nffcct n ut all. but rathar 10 holm hts rAytr.
lto explained tnat bis psclmnnry an.l tr!aI unlIs
wcrc l.lolsduaE, e1 thAt 1s0 complaint cns,li he
nude that slo notioa wns pIver. ns the cals worr
published .lnlly In The pupcrs at.d tho
I.9!o I'u'Ielin. Tho opJors ga!nea was to
cu.ove tic attorneys trlts waiting perhaps
lAys for thelr GnsEs to be rcuthcit, utHl ll1
,b0uat,t they would MI lie ku1 " tho prietcc.
lls tn,!i tue highest rcspret fnr. tho Appellate
Court, nnd would u!whys EMdty obcy Its s1i',nIm,s,
gvu,! tinnst, hg tn!Ra,t disHFrea with ,han', hut
SIcclon o. u In to eIsa s,act!c XIII alanay IL ~ uy
t!.e Anpo'u.s Court: Ilp .lulses liaa hui i
prepared. 4nsl ecllrti a tho coslrso to ID t'l,r-
a,etl. a,,n thnr uesion bull altns'st the s!ist Of
Appellate Cnnrt wn,llli s4lstain hls pract,up uf
prulllnlnMry ca!s. htsu Wt'lA tllrrefprr cantlnut
thnin Until II ruling Ind hGct, n,ido I'll tho g.cs-
ttun.
, 1881-11-11
Ct}ITt}E.

oswxao. Nov. 1l-GnAlS-tYhea quiet. Corn uon-
lnAlly unchnng9d,
, 1881-11-11

Silt was begt,a yesterday III the Superior
Court by Gilr Wort!nt,, 0f Washington, nEaIHst
Wilbur +. Storey, chtor Ut tho Ehemr0 i'f,hex
10 recover s5Uu TOR sn.uc sI,cc!nl BGrvtccs. Wpr-
dttt says thAt IN tho :stn Ut Novetl,cr. lssp no
llnflp nm agreement With Y. G. Crawford, tho
Washington correspondent nj tlIu YtBcx, by
which hu wnH 10 furnish ii c.,uy nr thu H,lnl1nI
It's presentation t0 Congress. and WIS 10 rc-
Gslvn sa1 Tor his risk. lla lily as nurced hut
sroo',,. cotl,t spts olt tint .plMitttII uufucd 10
fnrt,is., 10 ono Mcbride, Washington Gorro-
s|nncnt nf tho Cnoinnatl Enqairer, ,fnr pll,!scs!.
Ti.ncs nlh Tho Eh!rAuu 1ines ,,nly, Il copy Of tho
nptltn nts.,lEeot tho 1'resi.lpni tpr ls,0 tiay
thAt a!oray Hgrcc!! tn pur 45JU fnr Ills capywhieu
ao fn'tetl 20 .l. Wnrliei, Has wMisG, nearIy twp
tntry what tho Inv clln In for lilm. -,
II ls linlInrssno' that tlo slefataiant will talso
snn l,sst @ moro! Ergunu t,lut tug n!essnv1 wns
crilptu!s. or recelycr uf siolptl property.
, 1881-11-11
DIVORCES.
Judge narnutn will huyo general call Of hll
chnnccsy calcudar npxt AoHaAy moratnX,


UNFTEU HTATEH QUUH'FS.
jalnea a. nakor commenced = suit Saturday
in trorer agalnss The FltthsNuslohal Hank, lay.
Ing dn,nagps ut $1a00U. II was suppressed tor
service Vt tho limo,
, 1881-11-11
TILE COURTS.
]. c. Richborg's Wife Applies
for a Divorce.
The Man WHO Stolc President lIaycs'
Message for The s1tmes"
Now Brings Suit to Recover the $500
Promised for the Job.
Tho Question u Preliminary Calls~-judaments,
Naw Suits, Etc.

j. G.. H1C1l1eI,1tG's DIVORCE CASE.
th tho 4th lust bll WIS titctl III ttlu Superior
unirt ',y Mrs. Elizabeth ttlctiurK nRult.xt her
husband, lulan c. 1tcl'nrK tho we'll known ,lll-
inlrntty lawyer mil tnt,,i,tr at tho f!nari NJ
Education. Thu yuun1 natnrnry who iitctl Il, r.
!. Walsh. thcn ussru ituvo tu tuke the bill asyny
whctt WIS promptly retuseh by tho tlurk. III
tltpii itHkcl pirsntajD.l tn take Il " .IKs tlur,-
'Isr altd Hgt loMyn wIiah was EruHtrtt. fIsts,l,l
Of thfs, @r: Walsh lHDnkettal tho ,!orunent
,rrS'."li,t ,r't betnx lett r. rcrln!ssl,n Rlvel'.
tilo snsa nhan tl,o I'LL was i!te, hut yea.urttay
lint he hut taken ltlp tit nwuy without lcnvG,
mud Hatl he (!1tclnt tn keeis Tic matter n,lt nj
tho 1'Hprra. It wns Hcslt)y IntttnntcI tn him ulat
10 lltll nut tho ap!b pswnr IL WY whittier or not
y Should ie pnhils!nhl. ld lH iInnly kInhly
ehHseiltrrl 10 Ntl0W ttIG iOGIIhlsnt tu he rte..
1t was vHry htnrt. aud Aetn,lt tilAt the tarlles
wnre tnRrrInl IN MIssss.rt ht t&lo 9Th Of .i1.nr
lKult and hnva llvNt tng"t8er nvar slucc;
tint the ctIsnn!nfunnt Inns aIwnyA tc,.u Il
trNs niid nneutiHnntu iwEfc, Gle, illt ti,ut
hUr husl,nnu. f0rll1trII uf his VOWS cte,. on thu
It'll 0f February lust in Euw i'1rk iity, wns m.
!Awfuly nttnatp with A1t unktHnwn futnAIv.
Inre ire tl!rci, children, twt girls al hoy, nr
whDn Mrs. ttiCtllGr1 tlHkGd to hhy0 tho clsisuly,
Antl nn nlluwulM:e eptaI tn f1.!tSIn Il Ytxlr.
sfr. ft!ohherr IL out oG THO Stat1 Intending tn
snI,1 ulirnx Interests. hnyt,,x laft the .lty ihe
ball wns io,l. 1t Is Understood lla IL uwarc uf
tho notion tn&u,l.
, 1881-11-11

A HR1YAL AND DEPARTURE on
~ TRAINS = EXPLANATION or NEfEHEscA
Mks,-tsatnrdsy excsptad+ 'sunda7 oxreptoi,
Chtcsxo d Northwestern Railway.
For Maps, Time Cauia Accom- niodaops,
apply At ~ Etatk-1t, Grand taciho Palmer Housas
and depot c0rnGF OF HulIs ard Klnftc.sks,
, 1881-11-11

frugslats arc authorized 10 rofunl tho laVhey II
ccntaur i.'n'Hcut falit ia saitavo Al roouu
nleud44.
, 1881-11-11

THO clsu OF J. +. Sharwln T. Co. va. llrn. ltuius
1ngals for SlU,0D danltxcH III account Of ,u ul-
legged nn1icials prosecution WIS resumed In
JuttEc Mnr1ns cuurt yesterday .unrptny. 1t
wus tAshpIl through rathor rapidly, ua tho 1ct,-
oruI, who Is stationed III tho QGngtcrn,nstor'g
llopnrtu.ent of tho Uuttctl Suites Hrtny III New
York, Is anxious to got buck to tho great n,c-
trnpnlla.
Tho plntMt!tr'a sIdo OF tho casn was closed ycs-
terllny With tho testimony Ut tho cl,icr Sherwiu,
begun tic dny before, and a lltt!p nl'lltunnl
testfnlatly of tho young sna who, us ipAy bu
rccnl!ectc1, tostilletl tsut he constituted
tho wao!a of the. t!r,n ut J. +. Bherwin
& Co., though tho fathcr of tho tlrn dl
snDst Of tha hpstuuss for tho now tla-
t.nGt canccrt,. rho asllitonat spstiuony
,honrd yosturtlay Il. bctnlf hf tho ptaEntfll WIS
nut Ut mtch Importance. Thu following ftcts
u tho rlso: Iha, '!r.e d j. j. shorwln ! C".
usllsil wis, l'y lapals VI tnurrlns: IL Kcup up
tho nnlrEins Ilpllprl bOrra.vul nlt,,py }ra1n
Cen: lmKNils, hut, not quitting e.loaGl III thts why,
oHl gt,pi, QUO t!ay whiIo tt,o "iIr,a '' wiz it,
sst, ltPland ha'l to n"4kesper transfer te
l!aut. reaizc1!, Gvt MsseotlnN u ..!atl Tut tio
ts Ss1 uS ws aiS4s5 &C q .Ts T. J. fSsss sssxsp St
tlp tlrsu," was arrcated for not turning tho
ni,onay aver e l.! !s,ga!ls, md was discouraged
FOR ~ @ datlEsse. !. Gutfca Alan n%anle' % Tho!np-
sS W. W to " G 1k 1ep rq
ha ayl seysr", acas,pt,s narrei tsa 'I,u. IL.
iwgai, ho tieilural en4 40 fats,of ai tle iiri'
IN relation e. Erl'it. t!Qa1, -.
ytsp @ t"S 1S Ys !saaa@ t @ eeas ias
, h pSsp tSt tt tssitsa n q @ h1 II raaE
HUutl, HItHeas rEud lDtlgr8 from tho h0lt!s !.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Conkiing Repudiated.

At a caucas of the Republican men,
beers of the New York Legislature,
held in Albany ON the Sth instant,
Warner Miller and Z. g. Lapham
were declared the nominees OF the
party to succeed ex-senator C~Onkling
and Plat in the United States Senate.
This, says the Enterprise, practically
ends Mr.. Conkling's career in public
life. His disastrous failure to secure
a vindication of his course at Wash
ington will not be regretted. The
best sentiment of his party was
against him from the beginning of
his arrogant and ill-tempered crusade
against President Garield's Admin
is~tration. His resignation was a
blunder, and his canvass for a re-
election under the circumstances an
other. Though the movement to hold
a eaucas began before the sad tragedy
at Washington, there is nc doubt that
that event FASTENED its action and
contributed to Mr.. Conkling's defeat.
1t does not appear that the caucus
contained a full representation of all
the Republican members, and for
this reason it is doubtful whether
those who held aIoof from its councils
will support its nominees. This cir
cumstance, however, does not make
the defeat and rebuke of the arch
Stalwart the less significant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

Northern Belle declares a dividend Of fifty
cents and an extra dividend of . conts.
The Reveille says the Manhattan mines are
looking well. The farmers are harvesting in
Reese River Valley. and the crops Of hay and
barley promise well.
The Reno journal says it is estimated that
MuIcahy will clear $3.50 from the San Fran
cisco Good templar excursion.
A fifteen foot vein of barren quartz has just
been struck in the Sutro Tunnel at a point 900
feet east Of the yellow Jacket shaft, which is
supposed to be a feeder to the main ledge.
Tho Ottawa Hotel, in Eureka, was destroyed
by fire Thursday.
Two fatal accidents occurred to the San
Francisco excursionists Mckinley of Gold
Hill fell under the cars at Dayisyille, and
Mrs. Rhodes, formerly of Eureka, was run
over at the Oakland wharf.
The Salary Fund for the month of June.
says the Eureka Sentinel. was deficit in the
sum Of s2.753 making a total of 81 40 for
the last six months. These figures are assum-
ing an alarm magnitude.
The Times-Review reporter after making
inquiry has been unable to ascertain that
there is more than one case Of genuine dip
iberia in the town. There are a number Of
children afflicted with sore throats. but none
of the cases are sufficiently severe to justify
alarm.
General John w. Gashwiler, the we'll known
San Francisco stock and money broker, has
filed his petition in insolvency. His liabili-
ties are $3.50. 900. and his assets are valued at
$4,000. The falling stock market is ascribed
as the cause Of the failure.
Mr.. Shea. who lost several thousand dollars
in coin ut Three Forks Of the 0wyhee while
crossing the river during high water early
this spring, was lucky enough TO recover the
Same last week, and is happy again. He was
in the sheep business for several years in that
vicinity, and sold out this spring to j. G. Nc
Lafferty and another man.
The newly elected officers of the Lewis
Miners Union are as follows: Edward Muir
ply, President ;Jonn Motley, Vice President;
J. W. Trevathan, Recording Secretary; John
Jew ellis, Treasurer Pete Cosgrove, Conduc-
tor james Cox. Warden Samuel Northcot,
William Carpenter. and Edward Joyce, FL
nancial Committee; VIM. Roscoe. w. j Bone,
j. P. Hickey, VIM. Bowman, Henry Davey,
Trustees
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

A Gold Hill Justice has placed a
new construction on the sl20 Exemp-
ton law, which, while it is doubtful
whether or not it will stand the test
of the higher Courts, is at least sound
common sense. The Gold Hill J. L.
holds, and so decided, that only so
much of a PERSONS wages are exempt
from execution as s.are necessary for
the support of such person." and in
the case tried before him reduced the
amount from S120 to $50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
From Albany.

It is o more than a week since
the Republican members of the New
York Legislature held a caucus and
decided to support Lapham and Mil
Ter for L. s. Senators to fill the vacan-
cies caused by the resignation oil
Conkling and Plat. As some of the
Republican members refused to 60
into caucus, they still hold aloof, and
the ballotting for Senators during the
past week has been as fruitless as
heretofore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Notice Of Tine for hearing AppIica.
tiOn to Probate VIII.

Tn TIE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
lCoart Of the Stata # Ncyda, in and for the
County of " hite iue.
In the matter OF the estate Of James Kane,
deceased.
In pursuance of an order Of tho judge of
this Court. duly mnde and entarel on the
l2th day OF July, A. b. 1851. Ao,icei is hereby
given that Friday. the 18th day Of july. A. ID.
loof, ut ? O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, ut the
COURTROOM Of this Court, at the Court House
in the Town Of n hamilton in said County of
" bite Zine. has been appointed for hearing
the application of Charles Green, p. Lagin
and j. l.. Moore. praying that a document
now on file in this Court. purpOrting TO be the
last will and testament of said james Kane
deceased, be admitted to probate. and tina
letters testamentary be issued thereon to said
Charles Green. Z. Lagin and j. l.. Moore, who
are named therein as executors. at which
time and place all persons Interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
JOHN McKERNAN.
[sEALl Clerk OF the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Nevada, in and for
the County of White Pine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
L. the Sisters Asylum at Virginia
Sectarian.

Acknowledgement Murphy has rem
dered an opinion to the State Board
of Examiners against the payment of
the bill presented by the Orphan
Asylum of Virginia City under the
law of the late Legislature authorizing
the payment of s75 per annum for
each orphan or half orphoan. The
Attorney-General States that his in
formation is to the effect that the Asy-
lum is conucted as a sectarian institu
tion and therefore not entitled to State
aid under constitution. Governor
Kinkead, Secretary of State Babcock
and Acknowledgement Murphy yes
terday made a visit of inspection to
the asylum in order to determine more
fully to satisfy themselves as to the
sectarian character of the institution.
The Virginia Chronicle states that the
impression gained by the reporter was
that the decision would be favorable to
the payment of the money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
The President Improving.

The latest news from Washington
represents President Garfield as inn
proving right along, and his physi-
clans now entertain little or no doubt
of his ultimate recovery. The coun-
try at large breathes easier over this
favorable news, and all good men re-
joice at the happy turn the Presidents
condition is taking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

DOOESEvH N Ut "T
The Spreme court of the State rem
dersd its decision upon the coustitu-
tionality of the Act providing for the
building of an Asylum forth State in
sane at Reno last week. The afir-
native decision of the lower Court
was sustained, which removes all
barriers from the way ofthe construc-
ton of the edifice. The opinion was
by Judge Belknap; Judge Hawley
concurring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
~NSTAB SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure, issued OUT of Justice i'll Lander's
Court OF the Ninth Township, County of
White Zine, State of Nevada, dated tho 18th
day Of May, A. ID. 1851. in a certain action
wherein Spencer 4 Frank, as plaintiffs, re-
covered judgment against jacob Stieber,
Peter Newman, and Louis R~odorach, for the
sum of one hundred 500 dollars priaeipal,
and three hundred and forty-nine and thirty
three one-hundredths f3i9 33) dollars inter-
est. on the 18th day OF May, A. j. 1881. | nave
levied upon the following described property
to wit
That certain piece OF parcel Of land, situate,
lying aud being in the town Of Cherry Greek,
White Pine county, State OF Nevada, and
particularly described as follows 20 wit Lot
No. 2. block "a, situate on the southeast cor
ner of Main and c streets, fronting % feet on
Main street and l25 feet on G street. together
with improvements thereon. consisting of a
frame building.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday h 3oth Day OF July. 1881,
at IL O'Clock noon Of that day, on the premi-
ses, County Of White Pine, / will sell all the
right, title and interest Of said Jacob Stieber,
Peter Newman and Louis hodopah, of, in
and to the above described property. at pub
lie auction, cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder to. satisfy said judgment and all
costs.
Dated at Cherry Creek, the 9th day of July,
1881. JAMES HENRY, Constable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

THE Carson Index has entered a
new volume, and been considerable
enlarged. 1t is a spicy little Stalwart
sheet and is evidently receiving the
liberal support it merits from the
denizens of the State Capital. Bar
ring its peculiar political heresy, we
wish it success.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

A FRENCH maxim Ii you ever
find yourself confronted with the
dreadful alternative of living with
your mother in-law or of shooting
your head off, shoot away
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
A NEW candidate for public favor:

A NEW candidate for public favor,
The Lander Free Press-has been
started at Battle Mountain. It is a
six-column weekly, published by c.
II. Sproule, and starts off with a fair
advertising patronage. The NEWS
wishes the infant journal a long and
prosperous life.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

FIFTY-FoUR national banks were
organized during the fiscal year just
closed, nineteen went into voluntary
liquidation, and there were no failures.
The number now in existence is 2,l22.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

In 1901 London had not a million
of inhabitants ; in 1921 she had but
1873, 900, whilst in 1881 her popula
ton amounts to the great total OF
3,sI4.OOO.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

D. o. MILLS gives $4,000 to the
University of California to endow a
Chair of Intellectual and Moral Phil
osophy and Civil Politics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
The Public Debt.

During the fiscal year ending June
80, 1881, the reduction in the public
debt amounted to more than 800, 000,-
600. 1t may be thought that a pro-
cess OF liquidation so rapid and extern
sive would entail upon the country a
heavier strain than it could safely or
proftably bear. Fortunately, expe-
rience does not bear this out.
While we are paying off the national
debt at the rate of more that IS, 000,-
900 a month, the coutry is in the en-
joyment of a prosperity which leaves
little room for reasonable complaint.
No other nation in the world could
do what we are doing. but then the
natural of the United States
are without any parallel, and we are
only now beginning to develop them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

Ezra De Yarmo. night Waterman on a by
d~rauIic mining claim IN Grass Valley, CAL,
was murdered while on duty one night last
week. The amalgam was taken from % feet
of boxes, Four men have been arrested on
suspicion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Born.

In Cherry Creek. July 10th. to the wife Of
James Peppers. a son.
In Steptoe Valley. July 18th, to the wife OF
A. W. Campbell, a son.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

SENATOR PENDLEToN, of Ohio, says
that he has had several headaches in
trying to understand New York
politics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between Johu Quinn and VIII
ford Gnbbage in tn saloon business in Cherry
Creek has been dissolved by mutual consent,
John Quinn retiring from the firm. The
business will be continued at the old stand
by MILFORD Cubbage, who will pay all debts
due by said firm and collect all outstanding
accounts due the same.
Dated Cherry Greek. July IL, 1881.
JOHN QUINN.
jyl6-3t WiLF0RD CUBBAGE.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
LOST.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned in the
publication OF the White Pine News, under
the name of Forrest K Davis, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. w. l.. Davis having
purchased the entire interest Of w. k. For
rest therein, and all debts owing to and by
said firm are to be by said W. l.. Davis.
dated Cherry Greek. } une 30, 1881.
W. k. FORREST,
jy3O-5t ". l.. DAVIS.
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Marrtfn.

At Cherry Creek, July 18th, by. Justice
Lander, Thomas I. 0,Neil to Miss Ada
Hacker, both of Ward.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-11-10
How A Wife Can Help Her Husband.


y There is nothing which goes so far
toward placing young people beyond
the reach of poverty, as economy in
the management Of their affairs. It
matters not whether o man furnish little
or much for his family. if there is q
continual leakage in his kitchen or in
his parlor; it runs away he knows not
how, and the demon Waste cries,
aMorel" like the horse.leech's daugh-
ter, until he that provideth hath no
more to give. It is the husbands duty
to bring into the house, and it is the
duty of the wife to see that none goes
wrongfully out of it, not the least arti-
Gle, however unimportant, in itself, for
it establishes precedent, nor under
any pretence, for it opens the door for
Ruin to stalk in, and he seldom leaves
an opportunity unimproved. A man
gets wife to look after his affairs, and
to assist him through life to educate
and prepare his children for proper
station in life, and not to dissipate his
property. The husbands interests
should be the wife's care, and her great
est ambition carry her no further than
his welfare or happiness depends.