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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
Scarcity OF silver Dollars.

Recently in New York a party ap-
piled At the Sub Treasury for s25, 900
in standard dollars in exchange for
gold. The request was refused with
the following statement:
We have not 5000 silver dollars
that we can lawfully put in circulation.
II we let you have the silver dollar,
you will draw silver certificates. and
we have no silver certificates to deliver
except as we have silver dollars on
hand for an equal amount.
Mr.. Ar hur, Mr.. Folger and Mr..
Burchard have declared that the sur
plus Of standard dollars was SO great
that it was crowding all the gold out
of the country. ofcourse it would be
iInpolite 70 say that these gentlemen
lied, but they surely must have been
mistaken.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
scooped Him In.

James Norris (''Red') an older
brother of Eugene, and n ofthe old
est check guerrillas in Eureka, has
been taken in and given thirty days
on The chain-gang for vagranev. Eu-
reka officials are stirring mp the vags
rs they have never been stirred before,
and it is more than likely that a large
number OF them will come out this
way to- sbun prosecution. Our officers
should ZEE to it that this worthless
class is not palmed off on us.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
or Imterest 10 sheriff. and c~Onstablss.

Sheriffs and CoEstables will find the
following, from the Silver State, of
interest to them: Some time ago, COM
plant was made before Justice Osborn
that W men, named Coppas and
Loveless, had stolen horses from Mrs.
Helen Low eles>, of Paradise Valley,
aud left for parts unknown. The las
tice issued = warrant for the arrest OF
the alleged horse thleye>, and Con-
Stable Rnse went to Fort McDernot,
armed Aitn'ths warrant, hoping 10
intercept the thieves, who, 1t was sup
posed, had started north. He did not
succeed in serving the warrant, but
he put il Il bill of S33 for mileage.
The Commissioner refused to allow
the bill, and the Consta ole brought
suit for It's e cry. The District At
torney demurred to the complaint,
and tue Justice sustained the demur
PENDANT, from New York decisions,
that "a Constable is not entitled 10
fees for travel NJ TO serve a criminal
warrant unl-ss the arrest Is actually
made, though the party sought TO be
arrested can not be found.' Beardsly,
Judge of the Supreme Court of New
YORK, II wrote tue opinion, sail,
'.It seems the rule Is universal thai an
officer is not entitleI to fees for tr2vel-
tug to serve process unless the service
is made
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

THE Chinese Six Companies have a
monopoly of the laundry business in
Montana, aud 1t is charged that their
agent blaekmails any enterprising Ce-
lestial who attempts to open a COM
peting establishment. Sam Yek com
menced washing clothes at Walker
vile a few days since, in defiance OF
the agent. but was Mortified the next
morning to observe a placard offering
81 800 to any one who would kill him
and his assis ants. He appealed TO
the courts for protection.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
The Fruits of housekeeping.

Gentleman meets a friend and takes
him home TO dinner. Arrived at the
house he leaves him in the sitting
roem, to announce the fact To his wife.
The friend hearing directly a clamor
Of tongues in the adjoining room, dec
crates the keyhole with his ear.
Shrill voice-Always the way
bring people home without a minutes
warningl Him, too! Why conl int
YOU leave him tn fatten on his usual
free lunch route?
Hoarse voice Ssh!
Shrill voice. won't Ssh!
Hoarse voice. tell YOU you will!
OH il he wasn't in the room outside
wouldn't | just give YOU
Friend-Shouting through the key
hole-I amt there any more; give it
to her. lExit slamming the door.l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

THE Austin Reveille has entered on
the twentieth year of its publication,
under favorable auspices. ALI. Dozen,
late of the Gold Hill News, and one
Of the best newspaper men in the
Slate, has assumed editorial control
Of the paper. Always neEsy. the
Reveille is sure to improve in the
hands of Mr.. Doten. May Uncle
John, Az. and the Reveille live to
cs'ebrate their centenary anniver-
xeTsay.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

The Salt Lake Tribune places the
bullion yield of Utah at nearly Slo,-
000, 900:
Shasta Is the boss town in California
for rain. Twenty-Five inches have
fallen there already this season.
Sixteen prisoners, charged with fell
onies, are confined in boiler-iron
tanks at walla Waila, Washington
Territory.
A few nights ago the San Francisco
Harbor Police caught a boat load OF
opium worth $50 600, while being
struggled ashore.
Elk. Governor Tabor, the Colorado
mining millionaire, is said to have re
Gently bought the jay Gould, May
flower, and Eureka mines, at Wood
River. Idaho, paying S450,OOO for the
three.
The Northern Belle boarding house
has two hundred boarders: A nice
thing for the one who runs it.
Politics are already stirring in Eu-
reka. The Republican County Cen
tral Commit ee held a meeting over
there last Saturday 10 till vacancies
and prepare for the campaign of 1882.
The wife of Rev. James Cameron Of
Oakland, California, ON Thursday
gave her husband a dose of carb"l.c
acid, in mistake for medicine. from
the effects of which he soon after died
Dan. Driscol, a prominent butcher
of jacksonville. Cal, "a found lying
in his back yard, inadying condition,
being snot through the head. lately.
1t is not vet a%scertained whether he
committed suicide, or was murdered.
Although 50, Oo0, 900 feet of lumber
were sawed on the Truckee river Last
season, ii is now almost impossible to
procure a ear load Of dry lumber in
that vicinity. Railroad building has
created an abnormal demand for lum-
ber-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

GRANTS sudden change OF front in
the Fitz-John Porter case is ascribed
TO q bargain with Porter's friends in
the Senate to place him (Grant) on the
retired list. Ii this shall be shown to
be true, then indeed has the mighty
fallen. II is strange that in all the
years he was General and President
that Grant could never see any merit
in Porter's case, but suddenly dis
covers that Porter is a much abused
man when he himself has a little bill
before the Senate. Lobbyists fire.
quently swap issues in hat way, but
1t is scarcely credible that Grant could
have fallen so low.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
Die0.

In Cherry Creek, january llih. James
Manning. a naiNe Of New York, aged %
years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

During the Grant Administration a
man named Mullet was Government
Architect. While holding that office
he planned a number of the uglie,t
buildings eve built and so badly con-
structsd that some of them actually
Tell down before being finished. In
addition to ignorance of his art, he
was with good reason accused of fraud.
Grant now wants Arthur to reappoint
him to the same office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

EDITH O'GoRMAN, the escaped
num-" having said that "a girl should
not kiss a man unless she is engaged
TO him, and then not oftener than once
a month";" the Davenport Democrat
wants 10 know ''what in thunder she
escaped for2"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
New TODAY
Assessment Notice.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place ~ business-san
Francisco. Ca ifornia. Location Of works
Cherry Crerk. White Pne Cufiafy. <evsds.
Notice : hereby given. that Al = meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 9TH day #
January. 1882. an assessment No. - Of feB
Ceufs per share WAS lsvied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
IN L. s gold ooin. 10 the Secretary. at the Office
OF the Company. Room II Hallecs Building. NJ
800 SanSome street. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shalt
remain unpaid On the 2i.h dag e February,
lss2. will b. delinquent. and advertised tor sale
3; public auction. and. unless payment i made
before. viii be sold on Tuesday, the 2lst day 81
March, lisp. u pay tie delinquent ar-ss 80
nent. together With cost Of advertising aud Ell
penses Of sale.
By order Of the Board u Directors
WILLIAM STUART. secretsrv.
ofice-Room II. HallecK Building. 20 San
some street. san Francisco. jnl+td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
A Mammoth sheet.

Some kind friend has sem us the
New Year number of the Butte, Mon
tana, Inter Mountain. 1t is a mann
moth sheet of 20 pages. illustrated in
the highest style ofart. Autographs
OF the principal public and private
buildings embelish Its pages, and a
vast amount of useful information
relating To that live town and the
whole Territory is compiled in its
pages. The number of this paper be-
fore us is the equal OF any ever issued
west Of the Missouri river.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14

President Arthur intends calling the
attention of Congress to the necessity
of immediate Legislation looking to
the suppression of smallpox in the
Eastern states.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-14
a CARD.

A REPORT HAS BEEN PUT IN CIR
"A e~nlation That DR.. Hagar il a partner of
mine IN the drug busin -. The report is alb
s%olutely false. III, firm consists Of A. w.
Gordon a. d Il. Toothaker, and no on else.
All physicians who ratTouite us will BE- treat
cd with courtesy, and all alike.
A. W. GORDON.
Cherry Creek, Dec. so, IsSl.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

We would call the attention oi the business men in this spciion and in North Arizona, to tie strong probability of protracted stage of high water in the Gila River again this Summer. IL is reported that the snow fall in the mountains has iieen great during the past Winter, aud with the usual amount of Summer rains q food is likely 10 ensue that wi!l put an embargo on freight, with the same damaging results as Was experience last year. The str, am is much higher than is usual at this season, aud we are informed that the ferry boat at Florence is now hl operate Il. The only way to guard efftctualiy against these interruptions of our industries and business is to bridge the Gill, ard the sooner a Uroject of this kind is under taken, the better it will be for all. Gazette.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

Gather frui, when it is ripe, and nature's pl,ns will net be opposed. Put not the labor and responsibility of manhood upon childhood. An infant cannot be made an adult in day, nor can 70 Ing Territory assume the re- spOnsihility of a State until she has arrived at proper age, and attained sufficient wealth and population. Arizona, to-day, has not reached that stage. The has neither the population nor the available means for self support. Even now the complaint is made that taxes are too high in this territory, and tax payers will hardly consent 10 have them duubl-d by entering into a Staie organization. There is no deny ing the fict that the tixeS would be doubled on property now too heavily assessed. Fortunately, hut few AriZOnians are advocates of the change, and this handful of schemers either pay nothing towards the support of the gov ernment, or are aspirants for of- flee. It is premature, and a rob bery of taxpayers. For these reasons the SENTINEL opposes the change, and will until it thinks the territory is qualified for the change. and the people able to bear the additional ex- pense of a State government. The alluSiOn to the adn. iSsion of Oregon with population of 4O,- 900 is an unfortunate reference for democratic honor. since Con- gress admitted her on the assur, ance of the democratic delegate, Gen. Joseph Lane, hat she had population of 90,00O. The truth is, the population of Oregon at that time Was 65 900.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

A bill has been introduced in Congress to make the Bureau of Agriculture an Executive De- partment, placing it on an equal ity with the Post Office Depart ment, the Department of War, and the other executive branches Of the Government that have a Cabinet officer at their head. The chief of the Bureau would then be a memher of the Cabinet. with the title, perhaps, of Secretary of Agriculture. The representatives from uon-agricultural states have opposed bill of this character, heretofore, on the grounds that agriculture has no more right to executive consideration than any other industrial interest, and one member, some years ago, deriS- lively proposed an amendment that the interests of boots aud shoes should also have place in the C1biDet. But there is d growing sentiment in favor of adding this Department 10 it, and of following the precedent of o.her civilized nations Tn thi, respect. The United States has only seven Cabluet places. France has twelve, aud we think the other first-class European powers | have aS miny.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

Three thousand he .l of Span ish-Merino sheep. from Tuiaie county, Cal, passed through Yu- ma on Monday last, on their way to Tex,s. Tie fact that that they were stock sheep is an indication that they are not be- ing shipped for fat tening. but for breeding purposes. California is fast losing her reputation as a sheep and wool growing State. The rapidity with which her val ley lands have been settled up ny farmers and fruit growers, has crowded the sheep either On tu the high mesas or into the low, swanpy lands near inc coast. In neither of these locations do sheep thrive as well as on the rich valley lands. In the last ten year the State has removed to other portions of the coast not less than 100000 head of her sur lus sheep, distributed between Washington, Id ,ho, Oregon. Ne> vada and Arizona, as We'll IS New Mexico and Texas. Many thausand have been sent to the islands off the coast of Santa Barhara and Los Angeles. Ari zpna bids fair to become a sheep and wool producing territory, as her fertile valleys and rich bot tom lands off.r special advant- ages to the stock raiser.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

In Sm Pete county, Utah, where all the office holders are poIyga Mists, there is trouble ahead in tie event of the Ed mundo bill becoming law. Su Says d San Peter Tn a letter to the $ it Lake Tribune, The pOlyga- muu> MormOns threaten To vent tn il fury or resi- lent Gentiles, and it will te necessary, perhaps. for the Government 10 send troops into that regi ,n. The writer in the Tribune says that the dan> ger is not imaginary, hut real, especially in the 'back settle ments," where the Genliies are few and far apart. If the San Pete MOrm0ns have no more sense than to invite war at the present time, when the popular feeling against them is intensely bitter, their depravity must have super induced insauity.- Gin. Times Star.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

The last issue of the Free Press viciously sails into ex-Gov- ern0r Gusper's late able and ap- prOpriate message tO the Secrpta- ry of the Interior, and strives to create prejudice in the minds of the people against the author and to Seiittle the document. The real cause of tEe attack is found Tn the ann to weaken the Republican and strengthen the Democratic party in the TerritO ry. Of course, our delegate must aSsail it: otherwise he would be ~ out Of the partisan traces. Mr. Oury could not have done more unfortunate thing, and one that would most certainly kiil his in flu -nce with a m jority in the Territory and in Congress. It amounts to this, that one of the Territorial officials is represented to be a liar, and the motive of the delegate is too transparent To escape detection. MT. Oury is doing his duiy to his constituents in advocating the need of Mint and Assay Office in Arizona but in opposing the Governors Mes sage he is doing only the dirty work of his pa'ty, and the less of such he does the better it will be for the people at large. The tendency of such contradictory representations is to impress Con- gress and the people of the whole country, with the Idea that the officials of Arizona are a set of contentious and unreliable men, and that the people of Arizona do not know what is needed for their own welfare.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
KLARA CAMP, Feb. 27, 1882.

Ninety-five bills befpre the present Congress cali for an az gregate appropriation of S1i ,000,- GOO for public buildings in variou cities, large and small. Some of these buildings are needed and some are not, and in nine case out of ten the appropriati n> asked are eXtrav vagant. he Gov eirment owes it to the people tr refrain from wasteful liberllity in the building business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

mine so far open in the district having this peculiar ledge stuff.
 THE SILVER GLANCE The incline shaft on this proper iy IS gring down at the rate of 2 feet day, with three. shifts sinking. and d horse whip hoist. ing. Col. CargiIl iS expected on from New York before many days, when a drift will be start ed from tunnel, on the ore streak cut through.
 THE MISSOURI Vertical shaft driving down rap idly, and anticipation of good ground when the ledge is tapped. VOmicil has moved tO the Bob Tail, E,st Silver Distri"t, and has opened on that huge ledge.
 The Good Hope. d claim in North Silver District, is having some work done, and good rock fuuuu.
 The Gilchrist and Harvey buildings will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Work will be started ere Iong on John Hart'e claim, first north extension of inc Remnant.
 INCIDENTALS. Supt. l.. N. imugherty. of Pi- cacho mines, p IsSed through the diStIict for PicachO, accompanied bs Mr. w. F. Myers. d wei! known Pine street operator. They expressed themselves aS very ia vurabIy impressed with the dis trict, as to the present outlook and the pprmanency of our ledge-, aud will make an extend ed examination of the district in the early futur".
 Annls Ragel, in company with A. Nicholas, all eXperien' ed mining man, was on d Visit ul inst ectlun 10 hls claims, the Bull Dog and North Str, and Wa, very much pleased with tine lut- ter property, which will be de veiOped as circumstances will per. init. It is located in East Silver district, a quarter of mile south east from the Lost mine, showing d massive out crop full length of claim, and d good prospect in as se.sment work. It is on the nine mile ore channel.
 The Engineer will soon be in- terv. v.ewed by Judge 4. D. CraW- ford, and its true inwdrdneoS in veStigaied.
 To those socially familiar with Dr. J. H. Tnggart, the news of having been shot by that crank 'Ru> sian George" was a stun' ming shock, and for q time could not be credited.
 BRONCO.
 KARA CAMP Fpb 07 l292
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
ARIZONA SENTINEL .
Qomtp 0fiqial paper.
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1882.
In the following manner the SENTINEL is hit d terrible blow by the "Graveyard Legend":

The Yuma Sentinel indulged in col umn tissue of falsehoOds m its last issue in relation to matters in Tomstone, about which that journal knows as much of the real merits as does a South Sea Islander. A morsel of truth, with ewer lies and less venom would serve the interest of the territory, if not tue Sentinel, to much be- ter purpose than such trash as we now refer to.
 Upon reading the foregoing we were at a loss to determine in what manner we had offended our sedate contemporary. But d copy Of the Free Press of Frbru- ary 18Th threw little light on the subject. The apology of the Epiiaph is accepted, if it will promise never to scare us in that manner again.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

At a late hour yesterday the news came over the wire S that an attempt had been made to assassinate Queen Victoria, at Windsor. No particulars were given.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
PA TEN TS

obtained, and all business iA the U. $. Patent Office, ur in the Courts attended to for MODER ATE FEE .
 We are opposite rhr U. s. Patent Office enga grd in EATEN BUSINESS EXCLU- SIVELY. and eau obtain patents in less time than those remote from Washing. ton.
 When model or drawing Is sent we ad- vlse as to patentability free of charge :; and we make NO CHARGE unless We OBTAIN PATENT.
 We refer, here, to the Post Master, the Supt. of Ihe Money Order Div and to of- ticials of the U. $. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms, and reference to actual clients in your own state or cOun- ty, address
 c. 4. Snow & O., Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. c
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
THE LOST MINE.

Result of deveiOpment on this strong vein continues very favor able. At the 5l fCoL level d cross cut to east opened Ou granite, and the cross cut 10 west Is now in I6 feet, and what is remark able, stilI continues i'll friable, variagated quartz, and purple huor-spar; and il is calculated aI least 10 feet more will be driven ere the hanging wall is rtached. As the cut progresses the car bonaie ore, disseminated through the vein heretofore, becomes more regular, and is concentrated into larger seams. With the eX- cep' ion of the quartz extracted of the same appearance as that in the Bailey shaft of the Black Rock, all is pulverized into dust when broken. It is the only
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
" Bronco at Home again, and On Hand with his Us- ua1 Budget of
 News.
NEW SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
The Black Rock HOIsting Works Almost Completed. The Progress of Work
 on Other
 GlaImS.
EDITOR SENTINEL:-Continued marks the result Oi

EDITOR SENTINEL:-COntinued improvement marks the result of development throughout this true Assure camp since last cUm- munication. The permau4ncy ui our deposits is Delng verified as d, pih Is acquired. the rymai k atle length and para 4 e~'ss oi our four ore channel sAuQ ich- ed bet Sean SD favugage a cupJart as granite and lnrphyry, prove beyond cavIl tiltir ,rue fissure nature. When capital has lakei hold ot the 20 miles, aud over, Of unopened claims, showing wei. defined sliOng veins, i'll this dle- trirt, who can say now n.aDy bulilon producing mines may not be discovered? IL Is contrary tu rtaouu and is not claimed by the writer, nor ever Was, that even one-hali of the nineraliZel led ge> of thIs camp will prove bUnauzds; but that there wIll be many pay ing mines opened, aud not d few that wilt acquire enviable dis tinction throughput the mining wolld, as large dividend payers, do aver, on d simple ruling from cause tO etferi:-an0 time will substanliate these assertions.
 THE BLACK ROCK
 Hoieting plapt is about ready foI operation. The Bailey shaft, now at depth ot no feet, is fur 2l feet in d new strike of rich nIill- i"g rock, filing the entire shaft. It is different from any cI ss sC far found in the district, except ing d variety taken from the Lest mine, being smoky quartz With a slightly vItreOus fracture, scanned with iron oxide aud uu- meruus chambers, shUWiog Siiiali quartz crystals. II assays hand solnely. and contains but siualI proportion Of lead. The iron car 10 run in the Bailey shaft Was made un the ground, from plans by foreman Andy LaZwell, and is a complete affair. By means of {, swivel pin it eau be dumped m any direction, aud has a capacity y Ot 16 cutie feet. The blacksmith shop will he removed and placed against lhe ,ld ledge brtaetlngs, to concentrate the work at one point.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04
THE REMNANT.

All the labor Ou this wonderful ledge has been concentrated on the vertical shaft, now at d. p.h of over 100 feel, and the pOrnhS = ry showing the quar,z seaIi>, and being of the Yellow variety, lying just above the ledge, gen- eraliy, Tn this district. Ore is coming regularly from the 20 it.. body, and a good shipment will go far toward advertising the district abroad. IL is not known yet if the shipment ~ill be to San Francisco or tu Tucson. Ii he same remarkable ore body is cul by the vertical shaft, d large force of miners will be employ aud regular shipments be the or der:-if the cumpany do not erect their own reduction works. which is quite likely, as from their 22 feet nearly sUlld ore, of 50 nigh d grade, they cou.d eJsiIy keep re- ductiUn works ill active opera ton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-04

The Tucson Citizen makes some very Wilde assertions.