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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SOI'TI
~ WHEELING PROPERTY. ""
John J. Birch aud Oihgn,
W In ChuupIry
Edwin D. nirh and othcr.
~ virtue ~ decree NJ The Municilul Com. II
Whctling, entered ~ tie above cause un nr HI
Jay OF January, lss!, the undersigned Special d.
missioner will, on W.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, ISIS,
beginning NJ 10 O'Clock 4. ", ut the iruntdoo,o,n.
Court liOlise Of OHIO county. IN thc uiy Ui ME-
Ing, Scll at public auction the following nav.
~ spr'gg d HiChlC's addition, IN suutl WFrliY
thht j. Ia Ny: lot ten 90 aud 80 much nv
eleven ~ ~ was not ttkun by thnplinr. i,Fa,5,
jacob street. and pgTtuf lot nine ~ lru .tlus iV,
feet on Thirty third strgel, formerly Dtmiy stat
These parcels Hdloin, Hnd form Ouc Niece oiI.,
crty, hRNlns front " about ITO feet on Chghjn
street and about luO feet on Thitiy.thlrl tnpl "a
have thereon erected a double twO.Vury Nh
dwelling house, fronting on ChHpllnc street sfl,
large Irdine dwelling hOuse fronting On 1hiHy.Ihj
THIS property viii be offered IN parcel.
Terms ~ SALE One thInl a. I the purchase r,o,,.
and ~ much more ~ the purchaser may Cl,rt IKE
mud the balance IN two equal payment. IN one ~
two years with Interest from dry Of salc tlr'-.
Z haset 70 give notes with good pm nal 4,ufi,lt.
the deferred payments, aui the title IULe nrtsl,,j
until iuHher UniCI Of the Court.
a. J. CLARKE, Special Commissioner
!alS'W4s Il Twelfth Street
The above sale Is adjourned I'll sATrrDtr
MARCH I, lSs!, at 10 O'Clock 4. ".
4. I.CLiRRH
iy9-W4s Special COmml,,IlBa,
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DTANosI
CEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, w. Va, February -, IN


CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. Va, February -, 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at III. olGc Of
the Ciiy ClcFk until WEDNESDAY. MARCH
II, lss!, ut O'Clock r. ~. for thc removal Of all
EitChen garbage aud CfAl from vi,nln the city
linlts for the year commencing APRIL ], 1852 The
bids TO be ~ follows:
70. the Flrs: District, comprising all Of the Fist
ward.
Fot the Second District, comprising the Second
and seventh Wnris
FOR the Third District. comprising the Third rDd
and Fourth wards.
For the FOmth District, comprising MI south Of
Cnldwclls run 10 the southern line ~ the city
Fer tho Filth District, comprising all sOllh Of
CaldwCliE ran 10 the southern iluc II the ely.
M persons Will be awarded Tor moe than one
district nor can they bc interested In any proposal.
lur more than one district,
Proposals 10 he afdir sd 10 the "Chainnan ~
the Committee on lle1llh,' toe cnnmi tee rtscry.
Ing the right 10 reject any or MI bills,
FRANK BOWERS,
iy22 Guy CieTk.
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nIEn

wESTWO0D-on Monday, February 20. iss!, at
10 O'Clock +. T., RALPH. infant son Of Felix and
Bertha "cstwOOd, aged five months.
Funcnl will take place this Afternoon AT O'Clock
froin the residence Of itIparents, No. 4lOS Woods
street. Friends OF the family are invited, Inter.
mcut at Mt. Zion Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22

III Dspp'', Of p.-y.
All..- - Los Of intt.cst
All 10 / None.
ARK. G ! None.
Lal.... U Nome,
OIL, 0 Z None.
ton. Forfeiture Of all Interest.
OAK Is FOTirl urc VI contract.
Del i. Forfeiture Of contract,
D. c. 10 Forfeiture Oiall Interest.
Fla %. 5 NOde.
Git. lIHie.
Ida 10 q imprisonment G months, OF both.
lll. b. 10 forfeiture Of hil Interest.
lnd o. 10 Forfeiture OiltcrcstHnd costs.
'L.a., . 10 EOrici ure Of cIcCs.
Kan : u Forfeiture Of cScc,, over u per cent.
Hy Ct. 10 Forfeiture o. al tie interest
La. . Forfeiture 81 Interest.
Ss. { Forfeiture u excess.
sd o.. Forfeiture NJ cItyss
Mss. ; None. ID per cent Un iudsmcnl.I
Mich. ~ fpTitl IRE 81 c&tcs
Nina. ~ Forfeiture ol cxccA over per cent.
NO. 10 Forfeiture 0! all interest
Mon. 10 - None.
ye6.-i0 u Forici.arc Of ali Interests and costs.
i. il. 6 Fo,ici.mc Of ,rnc, the interest reed.
NJ. : FORFEITURE Of all iGvcrst.
y. n. o u none.
\. Y. Q Forfeiture OlConhIci.
\. {. q Forfeiture Of ine CT.
Ohio fOdcitueOi CscCl'. .0StL
Or1 10 Y Forfeiture u in,cFe,i. princi pai ind
Penn. 9 Forfeiture Of excess, Act MAY y, less.
H. Ito Forfeiture, unlCSa grCaIgr ate I, COn,r'd
= c.. None.
Ten. 10 TolicImc Of exc:SOyer6 per Ceut and
reG..S None. SlUJ tine.
Ver-. { Il Forfeiture Of csCcr
Hir. i! Forfeiture OfCOntGlct.
". THO None.
WIG FuricilurcOi eNcCR
WIS.,. 10 Forfeiture VI all interest.
Wyo.lO 4 None.
sUsuten liable 10 Arrest Tor m's1cmcanOr
ION r:iilruId SOnd, only
tI.sle on judgments unlcS otherwise expressed
no limit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
LEoAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the cicuIt Court Of Ohio county " y.
Katherine Frcdeilrks aud htodore1 "a
Frederick her husbaptl



Vs.
Katherine Gctharlt, widow OF
John Gcrhardt, deceased, ia hgr
own tight and rs administrators al
the estate u the uld John 10,
hnrlt, deceased. Elizabeth klH.s
R RRSd c 1SSn os Sns h S5,, Nv
Christensen, and l0nHE Chrstru.
ten her husband, Mary Gri,lcr. aud
DritHuh Gnslrr her htlsuu
Charles GtThhidt and Anna Ger,
hhrdt, heirs-at law Of John Geihhtt!i
deceased.
by virtue Of an orlCr Oi reference rat,,.t,-.
said Court ~ the above entitled cause ,S ~ We
day Of october, 1851, II Is igfyurIt ia t pn W, VI
signed commissioner To tnkc, settle tNl N. atIi'
accounts oi katherine hCihAHlt, htulbllI " lAe
the estate OF John Gefhsrit. dr,rFgt' ,i.-..'gA q
sum the said kathrriuc Gufhapit i, ,t,,',s, VIA,
lieu Of GUwrr IN the nal tslatp ,o.t L,.l 70 IA
d'cree 81 this CUuh mndC aud ti.,rt, 80, glqyi
day Of June, ISL "" 'Ag y
NGtic" Is hereby given that the understand,
hxed on ''s"" Asi
WEDNESDAY, TlIE22D DAY OFFEBRu AIRY ,,,
commencing at O'Clock A. N a, The lime '.,.,,'
office No lssO Chnpllnc street. iutucriiy I'M "
Ing. W. Va, M the place at which he Mn nHN,
to assertion aud ielot the several nAlt,n i W w
| order OF reference rquifcd =" VI
ISL. JySt riI "a ~ 10, yiA.liRa'Y
W 'he NlIVuII '9tti 81 Ohio U0Itt
H. q DUNESkt' 900"
Solicitor for Complainant.
l.. q. CPACR Art aud l.. r. STIFp"
Solicitors Tor katherine GCihaidt aud o,hIp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22

COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the MunIcIrsl CasfN
Wheeling, made on the I'd day Of August b,
1851 III the cause Of Cathnrnc SChwuilygf. tlsta.
will, on
THURSDAY, THE 23p DAY OF FEBRulgY,
A. D. lSS2,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at The irrr,5r;
OF the Court House Of Ohio county, West Vpgtt,
the following described real estate: The urnLlsl
81 the south half Of lut No. n. situated On tlttlt
SIDE Of Min street, entire Wheeling, haWngUanG
twOSh ~ brick house.
TERMS o. SALE-Onc half Of the purhuc rau
cash, and balance payable In one ear with lu'irH
and evidenced By note with good prruua stul!.y,
Tile retained until further OrCr Of the CONT
T. J. HUGlS, Spr, iai tUmmissurtt
WV. II. HALIER. Auriinnccr Ms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR EET-oNE.sT0RY COTTAGE
~ hOusc. No. 9lsOuth broadway, Island. Five
rooms gas. &c. Possession April l. App y on The
Presi.sa or TO c. II. WATKINS, il?i ASia street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO TILE
INCREASE OF THE STOCK
VI THE
Junction Iron and Nail Company,
N,y-rp ,,,,.n
MINGO. OHIO.


Are now opened a; the Office Of the company, 10,
Main strct, with Laughlin Bros. & Coz
Ehtlrc Capital to be,.............,'S;IO0,O 900.
This property l. located Ut tie junction Of the
Panhandle gHd Cleveland 4 riusbuTgI, T. ilrnhd
Company. nndrunssts OF Ub,nlt ., JaCtgs u superior
coal, has iwO biHt furnaces Oi iiUnl ~ foot Upsh
Two casting houses. stock hUusa. engine house Sr,,
all Oibhek and snic four hot blast stoves inuE bat
tciigs 81 bOileR thee bOilyR each. two blowing
engines. two .'Cnm bUilcfs aud tngine ut tie uuI
shaft thirty siS cole ovens one ore CIiHhtr, iNU
hOl.ting engines ilr stock thfty.thtce tenement
houses, blacksmith and carpenter shops, 800 ydri.
riifUli track. sctlgs, wagons tnitS eight head Of
stock. ISr.. IN fact Is completely equipped. One
furnace IN operation the other iuAdy In igat II Is
pro- Oscd 10 erect IN connection wi'h this nail mill
i 100 machines, maklHy II the cheapest property on
The Ohio river 4 limited mount .. stock for sale
shares $40. ERQGIrcoi
". ". HOLLOWAY.
Bridgeport, Ohio President Ezra lion Works.
DANIEL MtGARY,
Cleveland, Ohio President Ohio 4 Penn. COal Co.
ALtN. LAUGHLlN,
MartinSyillc Ohio, President laulhiu Nail Co.
SAMUEL LAUGH ~,
Of LIughlln BIOS & Co.
ALBEIT ). MEIHERELl,
iy11 EyllHlrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22

commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the iollovis,
property, that Is TO say: Lot mlmbgf,I 6I.s
huIdn q and twenty he l2lj In jacob >aiduIS
To the CITY Of Wheeling, aud nov To tie ErLh
ward Of said city. said lot ,rnu!e,i az The INK
by Forty nth street; on the east by atlfnId,
on me south by all alley f"marly called A>halry,
and on the west by an nllcy formerly cllleItE,i.
nut alley. I'VE
The title to said proper : Is believed to 10 rod
but the trustee will convey urIy ,grh tirlr a, /,
vested In him 10y sid deed Of lgust.
TERMS OF SGIE-CiSl.
J. II. CoTpES, TRUSTEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22

commcnclngat 10 O'clock \. ", thg iolloulr, "A.
scFibCd property, that j. to say: certain f,,s n,
parcel Ui land situultal near WtSl llLcrt, to
county, West Virginia, containing about tyt ANY
aud being the same upon which the said u, N
Dunlap nov resides. 81 -
win convey only the title vested In me by sI
deed Of trust y -'4
TEENs OF SALE-Onc-thirl the purchase rrtrs,
on the day Of sale, the balance In two equal ir,,i
menIs, at six and twelve months with I.,yr,,I irm
day Of sale, the purchaser giving note, arunIty
iced OF trust on the properly or the defend nj.
Ial3 WIN. NJ DUNLAP. Truss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OY zII4TSS,

Daily except sunday,
tsteuDcnyllle AccoinmOdaton.-Th trAIn dur.
ing me day PASSES backward and forward between
stfhe sherman House, !EtuGyllle, West Wheeling
and Gravel UNI.
MRSilOn Accommodation
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THURSDAY, THE 2ap DAY OF rEBRulY,
A. d. lSSl
BUSINESS cARps.
WEST VIRGINIA STENCIL 4yD

w SEAL WORKS,
No. 1871 MARKET STREET, WHEELING,
Manufacturer Of Stencil Plates, Burning ynslI,
sIeeI stamps, Rubber Stamps and Name lIa.
seAb engraved tOOnlcr. PUStptIicu MArkiugsYzIs,
Councillors and supplies. Rubber Type and ii
iylS A.. T CASTOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
NIUsrEEs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of deed Of trus; made BY ". u T.,,
lap me as trustee. dated the scrund fav MN.
ruary, 1861, and recorded In the Office Of ihr TX
OF the County Court If Ohio county ,Wc,, Vain,
on Deed OF Trust Book No Is. rage W. wiIi,,J.,
public auction, at the front door Of the Coutt no
Of said county. on
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Lets the Cat Dat of the Bag.

Ex-Controller Hobart, who Is now
editing the Eureka Leader, in Mr..
Anderson's absence, aud who expect
ed to receive the appointment of Reg
lister aud Receiver of the U. s. Land
Office at Eureka, but could not get
Senator Jones to work in harness, now
comes out, and in Tuesdays Leader
gives the true i n wardness o:the whole
Republican programme for the fall
campaign. Mr.. Hobart's article is
spicy reading, and will nc doubt fall
like a ~bonbshell in the ranks of the
Republican office seekers in this State.
1t is naughty for the Ex-Controller to
tell all he knows. But revenge is
sweet. We have only room for an
extract:
"Last winter a caucus was held at
Carson in which Kinkead, I%erington,
Powning and other lights participated.
An alliance offensive and defensive
was forme |, AMI a programme for he
coming election mapped out. This
progra nme included kinkead for
governor. Powning for Congress.
Leonarl for the Supreme Bench, and
So on down. Ii was al~o agreed -
take in Jones, an that the combinA-
ton would make IA square fight TO re-
ttrn Jones 10 The Senate.
Armed with this authority kinkead
left for Washingto and su omitted the
wants ofthe caucus. Jones wasasked
To secure Daggett's appein ment to
the Sand ieh Islands in order to give
Kinkead a clear field, aud to give Sa-
bin the position formerly held by
Hillyer 80 that Leonard would have
plain sailing. Jones entered heartily
into this schem. but with his usual
procrastination failed tn secure imme-
date results. so Powning reinforced
Kinkea1. Daggett'S billet was Sc
cured in time, but Sabin's hung fire.
II was rumorei that Judge Whitman
would not be adverse to stepping into
the Senatorial brogans, and this re-
port alarmed Jones. Ii "a more es-
sential To get rid of Whitman than To
provide for Sahin. Whitman, ii was
rightly conjectured, would not accept
the ~Judgeship at its present salary.
SO the Senator set about TO have ii
increased"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Taking "A Mans Place.

The Silver State tells of a Paradise
woman named Loveless-the name is
a decided miSnomer-the following
remarkable tale: Less than the medi-
um height of her sex, but muscular
as a man, she carries on the business
of hay and embarrassing. She Dress
es in mans attire, and there is nothing
to denote her sex save her HAIR, which
hangs in wavy ringlets over her shout
ders. She rides and handles a laSso
as skillfully as a yaquero, and lives
alone since her husband, a 'Oveless
scapesrace, left her bed aud board
about a year and a half ago, taking
several of her best horses. She has
no false delicacy about her attire, but
gives as a reason for wearing the
breecheS that she has to do a mans
work and finds it more convenient
to dress like one than to wear the
usual garb of her sex. She objects To
paying poll tax, though the Assessor
insists that she must do il If she con-
tinues to dress like a man.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
How Maggie Fell.

aYou ought to have seen me!'
said the vivacious young lady, VINO
resides up town, to the minister. "ld
just got my skates on, and maze q
start, when I came down on my
"Maggiei" said her mother.
"Whal? oh, ii was so dummy! one
skate went one way and the other.n
t'other way, and down l came right
on my
..Margaretp' reprovingly spoke her
father.
..Well what? They just scooted
out from under me, aud down l can'e'
plump on my"
"Maggie!' yelled both her parents.
"Yes. in a minute. But as l was
saying; I'd no more got or the ice
when my feet flew up and l struck
right square on my"
"MARGARET!' screamed her moth
err.
ION NV little brother. who had me
by the hand, and like 10 have
smashed him. Now what's the mat
ter?''
The girls mother emerged from be-
hind the coffe-pot. a sigh of RELIEF es.
capped from the minister as he wiped
the per>piration from his brow. and
the old gentleman very adroltly
turned the conversation to political
matters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
A Rising Young Man.

Charles II. SProule has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Battle Noun
tain. A short time ago he was made
a Regent of the State University. He
is a member of the Republican State
Central Committee aud runs a good
paper in Battle Mountain. The young
man seems to be on the top wave OF
prosperity and Bro. Powning, the
young Washoe statesman, had better
look nut for his laurels.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Eureka Politicians Wire-pulling at
Washington.

A special Washington dispatch TO
the San Francisco Chronicle says:
Senator Jones has his hands full in
regard to Federal appointments in
Nevada. His intimacy with the Ad-
ministration gives him great trouble,
not only from his people at home, but
from other sections. There is an i'm
preston that he can get anything he
asks for, and hence his influence is in
great demand. He is pre- .sed strong
" to make changes in the Federal
officers in his own State. He has
lately been urged to have the two po-
sitlons of REGISTER aud Receiver OF
the Land Office at Eureka, New, con-
solidated into one, with the two sala-
ries also conso idatei. The lucrative
position thus createdis desired for ex-
State Controller Hobart, who is now
a State Senator. Ex-Congressman
Wren and his immediate supporters
are urging the Sena or to make these
changes. An lerSon, of Louisiana
memory, nov OF Nevada, was recent
ly here TO prevail on senator Jones to
carry outtlis scheme, but his mission
was not successful. Senator Jones
found, on inquiry at the Interior De
partmrnt, that the records of the Off
GERS in question were above reproach
He has, therefore, declined TO inter
fere. Ex-Congressman Wren Is
known to be a canli late 10 suereed
Senator Jones two years hence, and it
follows that the latter IS moi disposed
to travel out of his way to remove
capable and competent officers at his
bidding.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
The French Ministry Resign.

In the French Chamber Of Deputies
last Situr lay, the Premier, De Frey
cinct, asked for a loan to place 1000
men in the field in conjunction with
England in Egypt. A direct appeal
was made TO the Chamber. and that
body refused to vote the necessary
credit by "a vote of 500 to 10. The
ministers %thereupon threw up their
portfolios.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

Jacob Kline, ofsCarson, is a Demo-
cratic candidate for County Treasurer.
Tucson, Arizona, will make a de-
mined effort to secure the capital next
winter.
The checks Of the Bristol Silver
Mining Company have gone to pro-
test, and work has been suspended.
A Bodie saloon keeper adverti>es
for a partner IN the business, and
says "a good poker player is prefer
red.n
The Kelton and Wood River stage
was robbed by four highmen on Tues
day Of last week. who racked in some
$500 from the passengers.
Sheriff sales have been stuck all
over the State Line mill and mine at
Lone Mountain that will cost that
company more than so, 600 to remove
L. ii. Cummings, railroad agent at
Pomeroy. w. T., was murdered on
the 9th, for the purpose OF robbery.
Two Cinnamon are suspected.
Two faro games are running con-
tinua ~ at Carson. One cleaned up
last month $1,000. Tina = nothing.
It's IA poor night when our Cherry
Creek games don't lose or win that
amount.
Al Browns Station. near Reno, last
Sunday, a young man was run over
by the train and his body completely
cut in two. He in unknown, and Is
supposed to have been stealing a ride
on the break-heam.
Last Monday morning, saws the
Idaho Statesman, Prt.r chiato, ich, "A
Bellevue sal ~-on-keeper. shot and in
stan;ly killed hi> partner. NJ. Luc Oh.
The parties were the proprietors OF
the Wine House, at Bellevue.
Twenty five electric lamps are be-
ing placed i'm the Mining Exposition
building at Denver, which opene / on
the LIST instant. Utah has contributed
a BLOCK OF refined silver valued at
Slls, 600. There are three SAMPLES oil
high grade ore weighing over a ton
! each.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05

Clarence Gray. convicted Of the
murder of Theodore Clancy, editor OF
the Santa Barbara Press, has been
granted IL new trial by the supreme
Court on the ground that the jury
were too literally supplied with beer
and liquor during the progress OF the
trial.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Pay for Planting Trees.

Some time ago Il. +. Leete present
ed TO the Board OF County Commits
sioners a bill for 500 to pay for plant
ing l6 acres OF forest trees under the
law OF 1873, which gives a bounty OF
$40 an acre. II. Ii. Lindsay appeared
before JUICE Young to-day for Mr..
Leete and q. A. Rankin for the coun-
~. and argued a demurrer in the
suit Mr.. Leete brought after the Board
refused to pay the bill. Rankin held
that the law had not been complied
with, because he says a plat must be
filed inside of two years, which had
not been done. The Judges decision
is reserved. The law is a very I'M
wise one and should be repealed, as
no county in the State can afford TO
pay such a bounty-lReno Gazette.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
CHECK LOST.

T oST IL TIE TOWN OF CHERRY
IL Creek, on tn morning Of the Ith of July,
a Star Check. No.. 10 81, Tor sSS 50. drawn in
favor Of J. Chamberlain. All persans nre
notihed not to Negotiate for said check, AS
payment Of the same has been stopped. The
finder will please leave il at the News Office.
j. CHAMBEkLAIN.
Cherry Greek, July 7. 1852. Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Announcements.
For County Assessor.

u F. MILLER ANNUNCEs HIMSELF
ID. as a candidate for County 4 ssessor of
White inc County. sabjeet 10 the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
Settle Up.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE
~ requested 10 come forward and set.is
tn ir accounts be ore tho LIST Of August. Ana
those who fail to heed this warning viii nave
their accounts placed Ia tho hands Of an ON
Ger for collection ponu
Cherry Creek, July IL. fSS2.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
ANNUAL MEETING.
STsR MINING COMPANY.

>
The T Collar Annn | Meeting Of the Star
MiniDg Company will b. b III at the office If
ths Company. Room II llall-ek Building. 32D
oansoine street, san francisco. California, on
Monday, n 2sth Day OF August, Iss2,
o. o. el scting = Board Of Trustees to serve
4 trlng III on ing year, and the transaction
- feh nthsr business "a may come before
the me-ting.
Transfer books will close on Saturday.
August ~, 1872. at the bour of noon.
WILLIAM STUART. Secretary.
~Ofice-Reom II Hrlleck Building, 800 SAN
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-05
CAUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph Newman has bought the C. G,
Delker horse brand. All persons ara warned
not TO purchase said brand without my
consent. JOSEPH NEWMAN.
Cherry Creek. August l. 1882 a5-st
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Born.

In Steptoe Valley. July 2Jth, to the vie Of
Peter Bennett, a daughter.
At Round Springs. near Hamilton, July
I'D. to the " life of Geo. ". Halstead. u son.
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New d
I S OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN THE ~P0SToFFICE AT
II Oh try Creek, New. for tho month end
ing July n, 1887. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised"
All n, Merritt Abbott. Ira
Brown. NJ c Bowman. Henry-2
Chinn. FS Fisher. Charles
Frakes, + W Clifford. Miss Addie
knight. James Swickatd, j ;
Suider, Charles Taylor, Nioia-2
Williams, X W Warner, 0rson
West, Miss NJ
DANIEL +. COLLINS. p. NJ.
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Horses Taken Up.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. T.. Sissop and HI. A.. comins, the
firm nume OF SiosUN X CJMtNS IN ne
Lumber business at Cherry Creek, hhite
Pine County. Nevada, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be carried on
by II. A. Comins, and be Is hereby auihofiaed
to ray all firm indebtedness, and to collect all
JOHN p. SISS0N,
II. 4. COMtNS.
Cherry Creek, New. july II. loS2. 1t
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Rooms to Rent.

THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 to lef in "a pleasant ard convent ntlNio-
Gated part of town. Two doors north OF 'n0
School, IIoass. kont SO remOth each
Mis- A. A. OSBORN.
Cherry Creek Feb. 10, 1857.
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FOR SHERIFF.

T II. LANDER ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
%. as a candidate for Sheriff Of White Pine
County, subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic County Cow ention.