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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28
WITHt'TT END
Globe saloon.

choicest wiLcS. liquors. cigars and i"ha"cn'-
,,', ready for visitors. k"uII"hy club Oi -
j. inc juy"ritr aud romrouHdm2 ct fancy
i.,nk- =, ~prciIitN Imported l"-HhirIl re-
,.,:r,d al tLJ Main street.
S'''" " ". D. WEIGHT,
,JrIIn, PrupricturS.
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Commerce street, opposite 5.

Mr. n WHETHER, the photographer, has Il
fuIl assortment of line picture frames, any
STYLE, which make very suitable christmas
nres4ntS. Call al the gallery, opposite Deutsch
81 ~ 1 uuIcrcc street. l2-9-Im
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

The jewellers say, why do You go to Emer
son? The people say, because we save money
L2-l6-lm
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

\ good profitable business on one of the best
Ihnlruugh far is IN Ia" city. Apply ri the Of
4
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

All kinds of fancy drinks, rs we'll as straight
goods especially served during the holidays, at
Galuyhcrs saloon, near the international
depot Gallagher invites You all to come
again.
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WANTED By Phil Del. two drivers for pri-
yur,. CARRIAGES None but steady and expert
,.u,t.i men need apply. l?-?,-t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

Fine line of imported piece goods Tor winter
just in fANCoASI 0"N'
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

The jewellers say Emerson is sc"undrcl
and ruins trade The people say he sells cheap.
E;-l6 I'm
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ELL m.

l>1vuf\G AND PIANO LESSONS hy the
mime, donna. .iuuI Ro>''ttiGerhardt: strict
-, ,.ir,. lar tho cultivation Of ihr VOICE. Resi-
t - 20 r. - %orth street l2-;.N-lm
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

am a candidate for reelection as Alderman
for the second ward. | refer my fellOw-cltl-
I,.ns 10 nv past record us Il criterion to pubhc
favor for the future. FRITZ SCHhEiNtH'
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Mad. MOritZ.

Thi% Illv has opened Il iirSt-cta~S French
dress. cloak aud rOr>tt-mIHkiiy establishment
on til" southwest corner Of Wet commerce
and lr.,Iu streets Mad. Vi. can furnish any
Iuny app'itnmirr L. lddl,>' dresses ANA wear,
AMI viii always warrant Il perfect iii. Orders
Ul mail Will receive prompt attention
l2-lS-tf
W"ar. receiving new goods every week Imh
Keeping M our SUES and a-surtIn"mt~ III cloth
ing, hats and furnishing goods
l2-2-tt PANCOAST 4 son.
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For City Collector.

Weare authorized to announced F. McC. New
ton as II candidate for city collector at the
coming city election.
We are authorized to announce + L. ltale-
sen us Il candidate for Office OF city collector al
the coming election. L--I-ti
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-28

From 10 to T. a. M us free lunch: and for sale
all day Raw oysters always Oh hand 1T Harry
Hill's old stand, No. i East Houston street.
1l-f-3m
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TIE DIFFERENCE IN MEN.

i'nc man h:r~ every thing that is necessary to
'u''r~$ ~ business: he has capital at his com
I.HHl, lnil'rnIlal friends, wealthy relatives
ever ready 20 endorse his paprr u,.rhnns
'.rl> liIt' al established business and vet in =,
fI"r tiImc he fails. Another has none. Of thcS,.
advantages ana YET III Il short time builds no ~
Large ana extensive establishments One nf
these latter individuals is our cntcrprisin.
merchant, j. VI. Emerson When asked Ly -
to what he attributcdhs success in busrI,,Ss h,.
replied. that il was by fair and imlmrtioI lr,i
ing IN all ms business TRANSACTIONS: by Id, rrtiS
my and giving the public just what hr u,Iynr
iiN'tI, iud bA not asking too much for any urti
Gle III his StOck,alsO by giving the customer amy
advantage he might, Icy careful LIIyiny for
spot cash. In other words should "A liitIr ,hiIj
step IN to blIN ne wOuId deal as rnirIy nc
though the highest and i"iticSt person were.
purchasing. '''
No doubt Mr. Emcrson'S views are correct
Restaurant Brunswick
VIM. i, II has just opened his rcch, .rChr RS
'Hurant IN part of the green from, saloon buifd
my. He Will delight IN serving t.picItrY,ns win,
purt'f-hDl!Sr steaks, fine. CloI,S an kinds al.
saddle rUck ~ >l"I> OH III" MIii shell and riI,,,-
Ei'C, rSH SAIL water l~ ami ali kinds of pIIn,.
mat IN" season gives. \ lunch counter loaded
viii, all the good Ni;ind.' of the Inu,kCI i r,,1,
n'"trd with ia" establishment Mr.. PcU has
$50 taken vHl!'r Of the lunch counter If ill.,,
'"WrI' 4" viii run lwnt GIUitit sets of attruJ
mt. r'nkS. Walters aUd all. one visit IL, him
.t "a It uT" all h. Mr~m t. :'iiiu, strictly first
'id~~ I.'I". fI"r illrs ana liquors of ali kinds
'.uI l'C mad. II-I13Ir
I'll" jrwci' l. $il dnn. "to EmrrSon The
I""fi' sly We can htlP IL L.. u I'm
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Also Il Idrg" assortment of French Cnnircl
1ionurN Nuts RaIsH~, Fig and Gr,in'N Cal
early and make your purchases, al the City
Grocery, ~ Commerce strost t jan
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

Our StctSOn hats for winter just in.
S-H-tt. IANtoASI u SUN
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

0sPIeE STR sRIsrESD.Sr STR -.
Gu .RRY CRsEk, Nv, Aug. 10. 1882.
William Stuart, E.a., Secretary STAR .Ain-
ing Company. san Francisco Sir-Herewiih
please find my ann al report for the year
ending August IL. 1852: From August IL. 1851
to Anglst II. 1889, inclusive. thsre has been
milled at tho Star mill 7.ioj tons. gross weight.
no ded action for dryagD OF orc. yielding
<5l2.SH - gross, equal to $i 2II-l0VO per ton
actual result, wi hoit allowance Tor drsage.
Average battery assay dIrii X tn year was
5 u 81 per ton; average furnace assay, 81 5.
There was consumed ut tbs mill in making
stea. a. roasting III, ors and retort.ng the
amalxam, daring tho year. 2T.S cords OF wood,
Q lual t. to I'll cords per Month. and a frac-
ton less than 8 curds per dom. o. which
amount abo Il threc-elghths was consumed NJ
the roasting furnace in chloridins the ore. a
fraction less than hve-eights In generating
steam N very small relative portion having
boon required for re;ortine. The average
cost Of VOID on the mill yard-two-thirds
pine and one hind mahogany-is S. 81 per
cord. e~laallng Slj:J7i 20 Tor mill wood. Th IRE
have Been consumed during the year So tons
of salt ut An average cost OF 81 10 per ton,
d .livered at the mill. From which you will
perceive the cost OF salt 10 considerably in
excess Of tho cost Of mill woed, the cost o.
salt consumed having boon S-2.35g. The
a lount Of quicksilver used at the mill during
the year was ll.0OS poInds, sho wing an aver.
age actual loss TO the ton OF ore Sorkcd of
| 1878 poands. The total expenses connected
with the mill, Including wood. salt. quick
silver, labor, castings. Chemicals. etc, for the
year, amounted to siOs, ,ll Is. OF al % SIS Il
per ton milled. Daring tho month of Octo-
Der, 1851, we placed very heavy, solil stone
and brick work foundations und sr oar mill
engine, since which it has run remarkably
smooth and WORKED well. Our mill boilers are
free from scale and in excellent coniition.
Daring tho n ore-aid month October. $751;
We also placed in ths mill a new 5O-ineh
~roastor, which works well. increasing our
chloridlng cdpaeity q per cent, at very little.
ii any moro e6st for fuel than tbs smaller one
of the same make Howell Il Whites pa ont.
We also have during the year placed in one
of the batteries a heavy 81 inch Norway iron
cam shaft. wi b Heavy cams, aud also in both
batteries heavier bosses aid toplts lall eb'
tanned from the Carson foundry. which mdke
our batteries much bsttsr than ut this date a
year ago. Tide only portions Of the mill re-
quirins any serious repairs are some OF tho
pans and settlers, Which have cotrbded or
saten by the pulp to such an cxtont ts to lux
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HamiItOn's Renewing vitality.

Our Hamilton correspondent writes
us encouraging news from that old
camp that has for years bravely bat
tied the storm of adversely, with more
than Chri titan faith and persistence.
The cloud OF depression seems to be
parting. and the bright halo of the
coming sun of life aud prosperity is
illum NJ the hearts OF its people once
more. Our correspondent says:
FROM the hopeful expectations OF
a month ago we are nov expe,% fencing
sonic OLD fac >, which look brighter
and brighter day by Jay. The True
kee mine is creating "a great desl Of
interest, aud justly 30. Tbs shaft
now being sunk Is at present only Is
feet In depth, yet ore Is coming from
II daily Lnat ASSAYS up in the num-
dred-, anu eaen day i Improving IT'S
appearance. a fair assay iroin u
piece aeighIng soue IL pounds taken
out the latter part vi last week, went
$4j6 90. Its present appearance Is
having the effect II uIaAIng soale VI
those NTH RIO not OF The ell .nusiastic
order, appear with symptom, Of the
sanguino fcver.
M4ehinlsts aae now engaged repair
Ing the smokey Mill. IL Is intended,
IL possible, 10 start II up by the 10th
OF October. ore Is now Deins nauied
10 It..
the Stafford mine. on Treasure
Hill, IL ~loo"ing nnels3 as also nose
OF Cof,.0ran and jacobson, AN otner
contiguous min. ). The ihines recent
ly purcna led aud tuos,, pre- iously
held by the Sweet "atcr Com pany, arr
ali no~ included IN the Swee. water
NJ ming aud Milling coml'any's prop
erty. Mr.. T.. n. Il ,binson m, al,o
purchased the Dayton mill % ,illl az.
the lumber of which Is not only use
full but niece .sary.
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NOTES ABOUT TOwN,

Goods cheaper than ever at f. NJ.
Cooks.
senator Spencer was in town this
week. He caIue in from C~eniefville.
I. Elias left for San Francisco Tues
day. lie will be absent about q
month.
The topiest drinks In Town arc do
cocted at the .'Dew Drop In" by
Brougher d Ward.
We are pleased to learn, from later
accounts, that Mr.. Wm. TiInson's
condition Is considerably improvedi
It now turns out that Mrs. John
corby's boy IN a girl. Mistakes will
occur in the best regulated families.
II. A. Comins has an advertisement
to.day's NEWS. He deals in Califor-
ma and Duck Greek Timber. Alsd
In Lay and grain. Read his al.
Haysand grain promises to he album
dant and very cheap this season. A
50.ton lot of baled hay was purchased
IN town this week at SIS per ton.
Barley has also sold As low as 2 ents
per pound.
A Ii tie blaze occurred 1T Gee Loy's
wash house Tuesday forenoon. which
caused considerable excitement In
this end OF town. Gee Logs wash
house ought To be abated. 1t Is a
menace To all the upper end of Main
street.
DIR. Campbell, who left here last
Tuesday. TO attend his Gr theirs SILK
wife Ia Pueblo, Colorado. was, We
learn, taken very i'll at Ogden HIM
SELF, and had 10 lay over there.
Our handsome young friend, 9. s.
Chapman, IN lavorably spoken ~ as
the probable nominee for Justice Of
the Peace on the Democratic ticket in
Cherry Creek. Sam wOul | run well,
but he looks too gnod-naturedly tn
administer stern justice with an iron
hand.
Al. Nuckols has gone north tn
Bellevue, on a call from Mr.. Wood
ruff, OF the Stage Company, to inter
cept some Idahe h~iuhwPyman and
horse-thieves. lie will remaiA IN the
Wood River country five or six day.,
and then proceed 10 iIeleiial Montana,
on the sans" mission.
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Bishop Ma nogue Coming.

Tho Austin Reyeilie Of last Tuesday saws {:
"Aboi It 10 o'clock this forenoon Ri hop Man
og ,e loft by private conveyance. IN company
with Father Maloney. for = eircait around
through III south ,rn AMI eastern por ions of
tho State. Thss will vl.it + ,reka, Oh FRY
Crock. Esan clnyon. Bristol, Hamilton.
and all tho smaller settlements along the
eastern bord'r n ar tho Utah line. II will
bel long ard tires,'ns ,fi,. but thew hive a
good two horse eonysvancs and will travel
BY easy sta res. Bi hop VI ,nog 10 i. used to
rough travelling AMI incid ,ntal ptlvations,
having been all over this State In its piuneer
dSvan
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Fatlmer Rurks.

The news OF the nomination OF VIM.
Burke. OF Schellburn, for Lieut.. Gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket. was
received here with considerable aston
ishment, not hut what the gentleman
is fully competent for the POSITION,
but because no one expected he was a
candidate for any office. The nomi
nation j. a good one, and cannot fail
to add strength To the ticket. He will
roll his full party vote, and. as many
Democrats SAT- II he does not get a
good many Republican votes, he
ought to. The Convention has hon
bred nne OF White Pines most worthy
citizens.
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To Decide Bsts.

Tbs following ex plantations Are made TO do
eide bots that have bsen staksd on subjects
in dispato The facts AMI isdres are taken
verbatim from the minutes of l.. o. Benedict.
Secretary of the Democrats Co ants Coavon-
ton: first-P. C. Weber dill not withdraw
his nam as a delegate to tn, State conyen-
lion. as stated In tn, News last wee4. but
stood in all through, and. en- the last ballot
tbs vote stood: Roddy 2i. Z. G. Weber. u,
CHI ~. Wrny 8, Rockville U. Socondly-ln re-
gard to The humber o, consecutive II mes Al.
Nuckols got 70 votes, wecannot officially state,
one page Of tho Seoretary's Minutes being
missing. However. our own telief il that Mr..
Nuekols received 20 votes on lTO consecutive
ballots.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

the prospec 9 Of the mine are good for the
coming fiscal yeaT, as the principal obstruc-
II ms havs been. or are. 10 the way Ut being
very soon overcome.
Miscellaneous.
Shortly after date Of last annual report the
company purchased and now Own their ore
team. stabls. ETC.. whish Gun readily be sold
for original cost to-day. We have also built
q II uied foad to tbs mouth vi the tunnel over
which to banl III, Orc. The actual c.sst Of
haaling lids bech nearly ~ cents per ton less
than th lowest bill Ter tho year was Tor. and
from pr sssnt PRO y set Oh prices of grain aud
hay will be still ssthe coming yeaI; besidss
saving ths eon -tant annoyance and troable
we preSIo lsly tad ut stormy seasons of the
year. and when tho roads wers bid. No Sc
rloLs accident has occurred at either mine or
mill daring tho yeas. Accompanying here.
with yod will iud Inventory of property sud
stateuhent. IND Il th present existing cir.
cumstances regarding rates Of wages Ms estab-
listed b. the Miner Uniun of which the
held center is ut NilgInii City, aud thsre
Apparently b ,lng no prob ib.lity Of any In
mediate reduction Deiag had U the present
exorbltant rates, aud oar mine bling OF such
n character that 1t i ain ,st i npo asibls to op-
crate ndvantug e0dsly lhd " the cUn ract sys-
TEN. Permit me 10 make the Suggestion at this
time, thai Il beh oees this company 10 seri-
ously C. nsidsr the prop isty OF making such
arrnngenf snts 10 tn n ar future as vii. en-
a1le Iii IL To 10 I'd their own hsnds giving
thu II good board. aud chargins then n god
price for sd.nej ~ h re /. ut least SlnuO per
month ther in. would also Suggest ID pro-
pretty OF consi lcring at tn same tine the ad-
visibility of Id, co4npany keeping on hand
aid $ ling TO miners, mil men, wood N n,
etc, etc. tn II eli pi5y n stock OF purely
stu yls good mia pied to ths Use of these par
tics. "a anoi her M .tns of getting partially 70.
inbIrs 81 on IL wnses psil. There would
b. NJ rial from loss by bad debts. aud there
Is Il con i'd rable margin Tor profit. All
VII ch IS respectfully su omitted. Yoars
truly, l.. NJ fouLKE, SuLt-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
NOTES FROM HAMILTON.

Mrs. Myerhoff's little boy Is quite
seriously Ill.
Mrs. Timson has rome tn Eureka to
attend her husband, who Is seriously
Ill ut that place.
The Democratic county candidates
Wrs laying on their oars, waitihf for
their opponents TO show them
selves.
One or two extra hash houses are
about 10 launch their boats on the
stream of public favor.
missioner FLYNN WAS seriously
Ill after his return FROM Cherry Creek.
but Is now better.
Hon II. X. Mitchell and wife, Of
Virginia CIV. have been here on a
visit for some days.
Outside visitor. are nov frequent.
and we hope many of them will soon
take mp their permanent residence
among w..
Mrs. T.. y. Robinson has returned
from the East. She thinks therlimaie
here far more preferable to the almost
uncomfortable heat OF the East.
A moderate procession. accompa-
hIed by a tin-can band, bearing APP
propriate transparencies and notices,
gave the returning Convention dele.
gates frrm here a fair send off Of the
burlesque order.
John O'Brien, of Monte Christie,
has hal a sudden attack, and islvtns
very low. lie was the delegate TO the
hemocr ratio County Convention from
bis precinct. Writing so many prox-
fes must have told heavily on his
Nervous sys,emG--Ep. NEWS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
County C.,.ssmissiosfsrs

Tho Board met Monday, September. 9Th
full Bo ,rl pressnt-and transacted tbs fol-
lowing business:
A petition was received and read from n
nlmber of tn, ciii ems Of Star Hill. near
Cherry Crock. praying that an election pre-
Genet be stanlishei at said place. Accord
ing to section 2 of til Election tax, as
amended, February Il, 1871 the Commission
eff hive no pow ,r to establi III election pre-
cincts distaht less th,t sight milss from any
precinct alretdy established. Il l. therefore
ordered that tbs petition b not granted.
Tho Board havin; her stofore solicited bills
for fifty cords Of wood. ON opening said bids
find Adg ist Stein the lowest bidder, said con-
tract Ia hereby awarded to him.
The monthly repdfts OF the various county
officers were received and ordered filed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
PuIDAy,s sTotk REPORT.
MORNING noARp.

MORNING E0Akp'
IN Conhdenoe-lA | DC
100 Orhir-iL ilc ilfr
40 Mcxioan-6M Us o.,
5ai Gonld II Gutry-3tSc ~ BoS
III best N Dslcher-iM w -
20 Caliiornia-2e
81 Savage = llnc lie
IA Con Virginia nc
1910 Chnllar-24 2 lie ESQ
ll4U PotO.i l05c lie
10 : Halls h Norcross-2D 10
4W Crown Point 0e 5Oc
40 Y How Jaekrt-lH %
ko20 Imperial lOc5c
40 Kentuck ID.
47i Alpha -ll5e llOc
10 Bnlchsr- Iic.
30 Sierra N.vad,-iX 1906 455c
Ito Utah -3Oc
40 Bullion-Slc
Nj Excheluer Pic Zoe DOC
ST. Overman- Uc2p
800 J lstice -2oc pc -
40 Uni1n-5H -
U20 Atlas
SO Jnlia-lic l0c
20a Silver kill 9
10 0cci ~lental-260c "a
10 Andes-l4 lljc ~
80 Sc ~rpion-7c
10 Bodie-4slc 495c 4j0c
iD Navajo-dH
800 Grand Pri .e-75c soc
go Argsnts -ssc
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
Will Not Accept.

A report comes to US by way n Hamilton
that Mr.. Gataghan Of Ward will decline he
Democr tic nomin ltion for tbs Assembly.
Should thi. prov trns, II will III m deyolve
OF the County Central Committee to hl the
vacancy on tn, ticket. We know OF no
m IN for the plac, more capab bio than Robert
Briggs Of Taylnr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
A.oih.r Good Man "a the Front.

A. J. Guilford, OF Duck Creek,
comes to the front in to-day's News
as n candidate for Sheriff OH tile Re-
publican ticket. Mt. Guiifofd Is an
old resident of willie Pine, who hes
hosts OF friSnds Should lie get his
party nomination. he would be a hard
mau to knock down.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
shot at by High xaymen.

Mr.. ncnroid, a rnncher at Trout Crock, was
hail d last Sunday by two h~ishwaynen, on
his return trip from Cherry Creek,
Iii. horses took fright and ran as fast
as they could, and III, gentlemen Of tho road
sent u yollcy Of bullets flying after him. two
of which reached their mark. inaicting slight
wounds One shot took of tn, crown of his
hat and laid bare the top of his skull-a mar
row escape.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

The many friends of Mr. VIM. Timson. Of
Hamilton. will d sply regret to learn that.
while on his way to tho State Convention at
Reno, last Saturday. he was stricken with
paralysis at Eureka. whore at last accounts
he was lying IN n critical condition. We sin
cerely hope be may speedily recover from his
prostitution.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

The town Of Stockton. Utah. was
destroned by fire last Sun lay night.
Loss $4,000. No insurance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

Frank Brown shot and killed Col 3.
F. NJ. Adams at HALEY, on the 3lst
ult.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
THE STAR MINE.
The Williams Party Gel Away with
the Control.
Reports of the offlcers and Com
dillon Of the Company
OPERATIONS DURING FHE YEAR:

The superintendent Deprecates the
High Wages Paid Miners, and TO Get
Evsn, Recommends the Company 30
go into the Grocery and Hashery
business.
At the annual m ,eting Of the Star Mining
Company. held in San francisco, August
18th. tbs control OF tho mine Tor the ensuing
year fell to tbs party represented By 0ea.
Them IS II. " lillian Th, control was Sc
cured by n majority Of only AIS shares.
Folio wing Is tn, Board OF Trustees Thomas
II. Villa rs. d. Bixler. II. II. Lynch. 5. Hy-
denf ldt. and Moritz frisdlandef. The Board
elected tie following officers I. IL. Williams.
Presid stt. D.. Bixl,r. Vice PRESIDENT; Wm.
stuart. Secretary; l.. NJ. Foulke. Superin-
tendsnt. There wore y7.j5 shares repre-
sented nj tbs tae,tinx. Following are the res
ports VI tn officers:
aearetaryss Report.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09

Ben Fitch lids been nominated for
Sheriff OF Elkb county and Major u
II. Dennis fof setiatot by acclamatiob:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
s~e.retary's Report.
RECEIPTS.
.sJi.tss,
LIABILITIES:

LIABILITIES
Interest on mortgage sl.23 o.
snfs draft a.02t o
Cash at mint -. -. -
FARO A Coz .........i342j a. 1893 So
-
~ IN -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
suniitaafy Of the Financial Condition
81 the Company.
supe iat-m beats Report

Value Of property at mine and mil
as per inventory, amoants 10 ISL. ia I'll