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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-18

THE Taunton Gazette pertinenily
remarks that after few more acci-
dents from gross carelessness, a law
requiring railroad ticket to be an in
surance policy for $4,000 will find
plenty of advocates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-18
THE BENGAL TIGER
SETTLE UP.

ALL PARTIES KN0WIFG THEM.
n selves indebted to me are requested TO
nj once, ms / intend 10 Lave here about the
5,h OF Decem Der and be absent for som. time
All bills not seltl,d before | leave will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney Tor col.
lection.
PETE WEBER.
Cherry Greek. November 10, 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-18
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
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THE NEWS Office Is supplied with every
fecilty for executing all kirds of job
Printing in \ neat manner aud at living
rates. Any job IRON ladg's visiting
card 10 full-shset poster turned ut short
notice. Orders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-18

OF the 125 deaths In San Francisco
last week three resulted from small
pox.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

The Denver lnier-oeean predicts
ti,aI with such candidate as Della "
Hughes the democrats could carry the
state against an Objectionable candi-
date upon the republican ticket. We
predict that il the republican state
convention docs ills work wisely and
well, nnme Of ,hr lcadng democrats
ran - induced 10 accept the noinina-
ton for governor. They know that
against .a.s, saHsslliir,ia. raris -aniIei
they would have 10 show OF an clce-
tion. aud they win not care 10 make
the race with n certainty OF defeat
staring them ia the face. Should tie
republican convention pursue such u
course as TO divide ny the party the
democrats will be encouraged aud
viii nominate some one Of their best
men and make hard fight. Rerub-
licans will at once see The necessity
Of conducting their affairs this iall
with a great deal of care, Their noui-
inee for governor should be man
not identliied with any faction, but
one to whom the whole party eau give
a hearty support. We don't know of
any enc who iiHs the bin so well as
jim Maxwell.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
Gf,SERaL NEWS.

Miss aaa.siie Ayers was drowned in
the Arkansas, near Sa.ida last week.
4 carriage containing i've men and
women in Minnesota, was struck by
n passing train. They were all killed.
also the team.
There were ninety-ninc business
failures in all parts OF the United
States last week. tho largest nuxibcr
being III the west.
A man living in Ashland, HIS. was
held with his hands aud feet in the
lire. hung up three times and tortured
in various ways by burglars to make
him reveal the whereabouts of his
moucy which he had placed la the
bAns.
Y Gu August, 18th two soldiers OF
Mort Lyons while ON spree. quar-
relied over bottle ofwhiskey. when
QUO stabbed the o. her from which be
died instantly. Iyner who did thu
si.s5bing was Jailed but mob Of
so.cisrs overpowereS tho jaiier and
'ly.el.e.s s,as ssissilai
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

.1
On Tuesday morning of this week
our special reporter with desire to
escape from the close confinement of
the editorial sanctum and enjoy the
refreshing air of early morning, took
lazy stroll along River street and
having the attention arrested by the
lovely picture presented by Mr..
Jeske's elegant home and its para
disiacal surroundings, the induce
ment to enter was Irresistible. Mrs.
Jeske led the way through their spa
cious residence OF nine large rooms
aud il was really a treat to pass from
ono airy apartment to another and
feel that Sufficient space had been
allowed for bresthin { and ii ireplatinr
: passsls l!l1re are too xlsy .nAe
LOOKING resi- licences built n.f;silon mai
are cnt up into small rooms which
are rendered very objectionable tl.erc-
by. In building the house in ques-
ton. Mr.. Jeske carefully avoided
making this error. Every portion
Of the building is Convenient ansl
well finished After conyratulat-
ing this excellent couple on their hap
py home the grounds were viewed il
ali of its morning beauty and fresh
ness. What quantities of f,wers,
vines. p.ints, etc, ON every hand
Two lovely o.eanders in all their
glory stand Us fitting sentinels to the
main entrance, their perfume gently
borne upon the air as welcome
greeting TO the chance visitor. Whe IL
il is considered that Mraud Mrs. .Jeske
have surrounded themselves with
these expensive Iuxuries by honest in-
dusiry and u careful adherence to
their usincss, W ho, when they settled
in Canon had little but their eucr-y
to depend upon, it must be conceded
that they deserve the greatest credit
for their courage aud perseverance
and the people of our town should
be proud of such worthy citizens.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

A. q portion nf Chairman Rocka-
fellows call for The republican eoun-
~ convention is liaole 10 miseou
struciiun we give the correct inter
probation of it He SAYS that the con
vcmtion hich meets October Tth, will
place IN nomination representative
10 the legislature from Fremont eouu-
". one county commissioner from
middle district and justices of the.
peace and cuns,abie- in each precinct.
The fact Is that ,he county convention
docs not nominate precinct officers,
but ihey are nominated AT the pri-
marics held in each precinct. When
The precincts hold their primary
meetings Gar clce,iug delegates to the
county ecnYeution they should place
in nomination a road overseer. and
one or two copsiables aud justices OF
the peace, us each precinct may be
entitled to. Each prceinct is entitled
10 two justices OF the peace, aud TWO
eunstabics. but one of each, however,
is elected each year, unless there be
vacancy. In such preciucts as thcre
may be no Justice or constable whose
term extends past The present Year
there are two TO be placed in nomln-
alton --one for one year and one for
two years. AS we understand MIR.
Rockai-llow's notice, Il is tha, when
the delegates assemble ut the county
convention. those from each precinct
can give in the names of the precinct
officers non,inaicd in their precinct
so tha, the nance may be printed on
the tickets. In ease precincis ITO not
nominate their precinct oiiircrs until
after tho convention, erin case the
names OF such nominees are not hand
cd in "a, tho time of tho convention.
the names will have to be written on
the tickets.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Ar. Wm. L. Robertson, who il Frc-
mont comnty's choice Tor the position
of state treasurer, seems to be gain
ing ground all oyer The state. His
modest and retiring disposition pre-
vented has pushing his claims too
early in The campaign, but as rapidly
Is he becomes acquainted, his sterling
qualities are recognized and before
the time comes to name the candidate
Mr.. Robertson will find that lie has
sufficient supporters 10 give him the
nomination without struggle.
There are but few men who are
aware of the fact tia; Mr.. Robertson
during our country's greatest sirug-
sle, left his home in Canada and en-
listed IN a Union regiment, serving
gallansly during the whole OF the re-
bcliiou. This is great contrast 10
those who left t;sis country and
sbugnt sa.str on JJ1adslD-.- "a s-'-'i'i..
Robertsou's particular fitness FOR the
position and Fremont couniy's just
claim 10 place On tl.e state ticket,
win weigh heavily with TIE delegates
when ,l:ey assemble to make the noni-
nations.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Quite ripple of excitement was
caused this week by the prospecting
which is being done within mile or
two of cur city, These enterprising
men feel encouraged by assays that
have 3een made which we were told
ran Sio in gold $50 in silver to the
ton. The mineral is not yet conccn-
trated enough to tell how wide a
vein will be found. but the indica-
tions are sufficiently strong to induce
some OF onr old mipers TO work faith
fully every day. Every citizen of
Canon most heartily wishes success
TO any such undertaking, as the find
ing of pay mineral SO near town will
benefit ell of us more or less.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

A
such is the case. OuE children are
promised future adrah hages of edu-
cation which are sell pm equalIed.
Our public schools areFonducted in
the most satisfactory a ainef and ti,e
pupils sho H ti,e r4ss1 Eof the most
careful training and uancss disci-
pline. The military college, Of Canon
.wi.l soon be oreue.i All q wl,ich.time
We eau make favorable comparison
with any city III Tho slate III educa-
tional facilities. For these lasting
|teurliks we are justIy: proud aud they
should be appreciated asone of the
greatrss afessinrs d vicihity could en-
Joy. From thc nj ulsrass Inquiries and
Iaop lisuf faUm1s 'codnf n, all parts OF
the stale tssA presidcnt OF tho college
vas every reaso1i 70 shtertnin Tie
most SangiIine expectations for the
success of the new military institute
of Canon City. Every available house
in town is being engaged by those
who have an eye to llie college AID
our we'll directed public school. We
hayesno doubt that the two latter al
vautagcs OF our town will do more
towards attracting desirable class
Of people here than any other re-
sources which we can command. II
is understood that the owners OF the
laad surrounding the college contem-
,,latc ljyiD.r II Off into lots for the
erection OF residences. and if this in
tention is executed We predict with
out hesitation, that in TWO years
every lot will ho sold and the ground
as thickIy settled as it now is within
the city limits.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
The Hcsperian Club.

| The ursperiau Club met at tho res
i,,ence of Mr.. Homer Andrus Tuesday
evening. Aug. 90. 1882.
Tho president called the meeting
to order about nine o'clock, all on
GERS being in attendance except vice.
president. resigned. After roll cali
the minutes were read and accepted.
The new names proposed and vot-
ed upon tor mcmbership were Clyde
Dawson and Charles Rudd. They
were unanimously accepted.
Miss Blanchu McCook's resiznatioss
was read and accepted with regrets,
Miss Fannie Macon was then elected
vice-prc~idsnt by acelamaiion to III
the vacancy msle BY Miss Necook'A
absence from the city.
For The hene A. uf the ne~ snesnbsrs
the constitutions was read. rhs nlsst-
ing then adjourned for ssfresisnents.
Tho remainder Of the evsninx wns
devoted to social snjoy nsenl unul =
late hour.
The next ,noeslsss viii ~ ksia %
the re-idrure OF Mrs y. q 9lan1sy
In south Cahoa- Tbs eellu11n9 y
the I.regramns
5lsceeh z.sl.,. 49, :. ~: &414 -
e.s.y $3.50 = s ~ 80 Z - =,
nssSsss :. {. Z. .s...<-- al>s 2r
kssai'nS- ..t..-s K - n 80
sfisz4s rxehts Nsess ~ a.
H~sisnk -.... 4.-.- - =.
hee1tfn2. - --<< -
Mis- Leasise H4H11tfsl ~ 81
<r Anzlssse s<<s eSe1Ila
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26


Del Nortc has a aew paper called,
the Cactus which is being commented
upon by the State press generally.
We Will venture to say that If it can
present as many pointers, stab its
foes, stand of intruders. intinidate
its close acquaintances. secure a.
wide a berth, battle against the
storms OF adversity and ike upon the
mcagre nuuristhnent as does the
plant from which the lame is derived,
there necd be no fears entertained
for its future. There is one peculiar
feature OF The original which We
hope the now paper VIII not possess,
Distance lends caehansaent to the
Colorado cactus, by n lively "malor-
ttV
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
A Long STRIDE is ,l.e Risht Direction.

An organization just perfected in
OF Mining aud Mineraiogy. promises
much benefit to tho chief Industry of
this western country. The main OBJ
jeci o, tho association will be To de-
veiop the mineral resources of the
different regions by eSposiiions and
other legitimate means and to dis.
courage aud oppose in every way, all
wildcat schomcs calculated TO de-
fraud aud discourage capitalists who
are iaduccd TO invest in the mines.
Mr.. Manning, of Gilpin county. said
IL -ontidcnco ia this branch of busl-
ness is to be restored, assay values
must be abolished and mining placed
UPON an honest basis. Prof. Stock
man cundcmned the unreliable way
ia which mining newspapers were
edited ani declared that he could
take 500 10 New York and have any
thing published in the heAining Record
that he wished. AL nsines that are
brought before the public shall be
thoroughly Investigated by the men,
bcrs of the associations IN that vscin;-
! " aud a correct report given. Bogus
mines aud owners are to he show u
Ia their truu light. which il is hoped
wiil be the nlcsns OF placing ON u
more favorable lasls the mineral rc-
sources oil our country. Surei = stss
u coi.slf,nus&Siou eevoutiy TO bs
wished. .
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Buena Vista Is anxssns to secure
the state normal school anil we my
,c: them have II. As Ter Canon |, i
well supplied With cNeeliont schools
and can easily afford 10 be tsnses'i.h,
IL tact, thoresare few psi..e mstisa-
lions OF any nature that VIC ara In
need oi at preseas, aud our people
should congFa,alese tAcmss,sss 'ht'
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Judge Belford returned 10 Denver
from Washington last week. Since
his return the Denver Tribune has
made several very UNIV Use attacks up
ON Him. which are making him friends
all over the state. IL the real object
of The Tribune is to secure Beltord's
denomination it should continue in
the same strain. a few more such
articles viii make his nomination Ger
lain.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

j. c. shattueS VIII be candidate
6or nomiualion for superintendent of
public Instruction. Mr.. Shatlncs
held HAT position for four years to
the eniirc satisfaction of everybody.
lie WIS defeated two wears ago by
sharp practice in the convention. he
may be able to get in this year by as
sharp trick as lie was let oui two
Ncars avn
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
Exposition Notes.

An immense excursion is coming
over the Chicago and Burlington
route from Quincy aud vicinity with
in a few days.
September iih is Gannison and
Park counties day. Large excursions
vii! be made. Ii is probable other
counties will follow suit.
The railroads begin TO appreciate c
the situation and are without exccp-
tion making extraordinary conces-
sions to EASTERN parties wishing 10
Tie pahipfifets 'pI'ubIisIed Tor the
county commission by their commit
tee. are being eagerly sousl, by in
tercsted visitors aud are mailed to all
parts of the Union, and beyond.
The beautiful variegated marble
sent fro.ii Canon, is said by Mr.. Bald
win TO excel anything upon exhibit
ton. Secretary Armstrong brought
crowd Of friends TO see it, all of
whom expressed themselves III terms
of highcs, praise
Mr.. Baldwin Interviewed Treasurer
Loveiand OF the management, stating
the injustice of compelling Fremont
county commissioners to pay daily
admii,ance as had been done Tor sew
eral weeks and thcreupon matters
have been arranged satisfactorily.
The exhibit of the Canon city Ce-
T1..rt I,.S 81 sfxs
brought sumo orders from parties
who examined it there. As they are
the only articles of the kind manu-
factured in the state and OF undoub btcd
strength and purity. they necessarily
attract much attention.
The exposition is oatsrowins the
most sansuinc expectations OF its
projectors aud there are movements
slowly crys,aliz,nS into form through
the efforts largely of exhibitors TO
make it permanent and more thor
oashly useful TO the mining interesls
OF the Rocky Mountain states and
territories.
The interest excited III Fremou,
county,s exhibit is marked. aud al
ready the fruits OF the W ork done are
manifest,ng themselves. Many in
quiries are daily made BY men look
mug for new homes, aud gentlemen
from New York, Ohio, Florida and
other states, are on their way to Can
on City to examine for themselves.
Commissioner Baldwin reports bet
ter attendance the past week than
week previous. The Association ut
Mining Engineers, the Iowa Press
Association, aud many eastern visi-
tors, have paid the exposition visit
aud all with one accord have been
amazed and delighted BY the fact OF
seeing, what previously they had on
~ heard OF with wide nsargins Of in-
crcdulity.
A Park county commissioner who
had been in the state many wears and
never eaten Colorado raised apple.
wanted Commissioner Baldwin 10 un-
lock the case aud allow him 10 sam
pie one OF Robinson's beautiful Rcd
Astraclans. under plea that il would
ccriaiuly decay before Monday morn,
ing. Let i,im come to Frcinous coua-
" and see apple. By ths thousss,stl
bushels and other fruits 10 MATCH
~
An euthrcsS Is expected snsons the
sioux. The sgcnt. AcG iilic asl<ly nl
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Fremont eOuniy viii make very
just claim for representation on the
state ticket, and will present to the
republican CONVENTION tie maine of
w (, Robertson for state treasurer.
Mr.. Robertson is in every rcspec, y
worthy ,nan, and the party could not
easily make better nomiuaiion.-
IDenver kcpublisan.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

this fall and wiater than for naaas
nearly sixty different houses we have
but few unoccupied tcncinents on
our list. Even some of the empty
tcuer,ents are engaged aud the RENT
paid to secure them People are COM
ing in from every direction bringing
their eliiitir. Ii to school aud in many
cases the mother and other members
of the family accompany them.
Houses are filling up SO early this
year that some of our capitalists will
have to build more to accommodate
the miners when they return to Can
m
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

The candidates Tor nomination on
the republican ticket, for Judge of the
sixth Judicial district are c. u. Brad
ley. present incnmbept, Judge Hyatt,
Tie present district afsofney, and
Judge Dale.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

An outhrcsS Is expected snoas the
sioux. The sgcnt. Mstilliessldy -
I'ius Ridge. l. preparing i''s isi,hss~li-
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

We havcn't heard anything Of Tho
McNeply boom since Beiforsps return
What's The matter
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

( Fort coi.ius prcciact has elected.
delegates to county so4y tbar
are ia favor cf x n Meldrnns for
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

< Vim Il. Robertson is coming to the
frost as formidable candidate for
state treasl,rcr.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
NO 81;

Mr.. W. E. Mason, who rspresensf
the firm of j. j. Stoncr, OF Matlis6t.
Wis. is in csfion soliciting
tions to iitlrcgraphic view Of our fair
city. The picture IS very sccstvasA
renresentation of CHiiul,, showing Ill
of the residences, public baildiness
etc, in town. in such manner a. To
enable one 10 point out any location
very readily. Unless a paying NUM-
ber of Subscribers are secHred the
company cannot afford TO make the
Iiithosraphs. We hope however thst
there will be no difficulty in this re-
spect as it will be one Of tho niosi,
satisfactory means Of adyartislhg
kie city that could bax.loptesi. Every
E{sanis sshaalsl tot - aecsre copy
fl MI lajf1d ~ =
fnuinbcr to mall friends - -
written Description of their llotlfes
could convey the same idea of il a.
this handsome picture What vale
Fuablc possession this piece of work
would be in the years 10 comp tsis
those who would be able to p0sut e1t
the. house in which they were born
and reared. The church Ia whiuh they
were christened and the school wheFe
they were educated. Mr. Mason wiiE
be in town several days canvassing.
in which time every ono should se-
cure from one to a dozen Of thcsc
pictures for home and friends.
We do not wish it understood that
we intend to boom Mr.. wills. Helm
nor do we expect to suggest him ~
governor, senator or amy thing OF
that kind, but tho old adage about
giving people their dues is never for
gotten by US. II has often been
pleasant privilege OF ours which We
seldom fail 10 improve, that OF taking
strangers TO Mr.. Helms place and
proudly showing them the beauty
and thrift of his garden and orchard.
On these occasions Mr. Helm has
kindly extended to our friends Or,
guests, every courtesy, and spared
no pains TO welcome and entertain
us in a most agreeable manner. AL
though this is no more than perhaps
many Canon people would do, this has
chanced TO be our most frequcut rs-
sor; aud we take this means OF ex-
pressing our gratitude to sir. Helm
for his uutiring attention and cordial
rcs.eptiou of our friends ta4t
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
lsy0Nprnnf

AZ oar couvcution iorsilDmilinSing
I ~ sl1a sltxets u; MI ~ Jsssll
Ill 0efo otttszth, itulil be Zine enough
10 talk isbDnf rfTszt matter after TIE
state conveuiion has dong lis work.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

John G. Evans has the endorsement
of his own county for Secretary OF
state.
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

Y-llow fever CONTINUES . insreasc
AZ Natamcras>
The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26

calon-will see the livcliest time
this fall and winter than for naans
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-22
A Home Doctor.

AS an effective remedy for sleep
walking, a correspondent recon-
mends placing a tub Of cold water
beside the bed, so that upon rising
the somnambulist will step into it
and waken himself. The writer
says that after four experiments Of
this sort he has never since arisen
in his sleep.
For annointment for wounds,
take quarter Of an ounce Of white
wax, and half an ounce Of sperma-
ceti (which is hard, white mater
ial, and put them in small basin,
with two ounces of almond OIL
Place the basin by the side Of the
fire, till the wax and spermaceti are
dissolved. When cold, the oint.
ment is ready for use. This is an
article which is much better to
make than to purchase. When you
make it yourself, you know that it
has no irritating or inferior mater
ials in it.
zone of the Ambulance" sends
the following extract from a south
African paper 1--WE can vouch for
the efficiency Of the following rem
edy for diphtheria. A few years
ago, when this dreaded disease was
raging in England, a very simple
and rapid remedy for it was discoy-
cred by the celebrated DR.. Field.
He put teaspoonful of flour of sui
phur into a wine-glass of water, and
stirred it with his finger instead Of a
spoon, as the sulphur does not readi-
~ amalgamate with water. When
the sulphur was well mixed he gave
it as a gargle, and in ten minutes
the patient was out of danger.
Birthstone kills every species of fun
gus in man, beast, and plant in a
few minutes. Instead of splitting
the gargle out, he recommended the
swallowing of it. In extreme cases,
to which he had been called just in
the nick of time, when the fungus
was too near closing to allow gar
Cling, he blew the dry sulphur
through a quill in the throat, and
after the fungus had shrunk to al
low of it, then the gargling, and he
never lost patient from diphtheria.
DR.. Lyndon of Georgia suggests a
mustard plaster on the chest in the
early stage of smallpox to attract
the eruption there and save the face.
He has seen one case of smallpox
eruption localized in this way DR..
Foote'S Health Monthly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-22

The Philadelphia Times i. severe
enough on Mr.. Benjamin Butter
worth, who attempted to defend
the administration on the floor OF
the House the other day and used
some naughty language aud some
filthy illusions. 1t says that as
long as he continues 90 be q mem
Der of the House of Repres nta-
tives no lady viii dare attend the
sessions of that body. When "a
member reaches this point of in
decency ne has no further bust
ness in Congress.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-22

Solomon was the first man who
proposed to part the heir in the
middle.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-22

became SOUND AND WELL, y
r. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D.: Dear Sir
My wife, who had been i'll for over
two years, and had tried many 9TH
er medicines, became sound and
well by using your "Favorite Pre-
scription." My niece was also cur
ed by its use, after several physi-
clans had failed to do her any good.
Yours truly, THoM. j. METHYIN,
Hatcher's Station, Ga.