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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27
Mechanical Terms.
[American Machinistl


The technical terms which are in
use do not seem to be generally COM
prehen led by the majority of our
mechanics and engineers, from the
fact that a large number of terms are
in use which mean one and the same
thing. The distinction particularly
between the terms force, power and
work is not clearly understood. Dyn-
amics is the science * that branch of
mechanics which treats of force in
motion, power and work. 1t compre-
bends the action Of all kinds of ma
chinery, manual and animal labor, in
transformation of physical work.
Element is an essential principle
which cannot be resolved into two or
more different principles. The sim
pie physical elements of dynamics
are force, velocity and time; and the
functions of those elements are power
space and work. Function is any
compound result or product of two or
more elements. Afunetion Is resolved
by dividing it with one or more OF its
elements. Force is any action which
can be expressed simply by weight,
ANU Mnlcu Cdl NC lfdliECh OtAN - vi
equal amount of reaction, and is the
first element in dynamics. All bodies
in nature possess the inherent virtues
of repelling and attracting one an
other, which action is recognized as
force. Velocity Is speed or rate of
motion, and is the second element in
dynamics. Time implies a eontinu-
Gus perception. recognized a duratlon
or that measured by "a clock, and is
the third element in dynamics.
Power is the product oil force and We
locity; that is to say, a force multiplied
by the velocity with which 1t is act
Ing is the power in oper ton. Power
is the diiferential OF work or any ac-
ton which produces work, whether
mental or physical. Power multi
piled by the time of action is work
work divided by time is power.
Work is the product obtained by null
tiplying together the three simple ele-
ments, force, velocity and time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27

The Court, austerely: "Prisoner,
how did you ha We the audacity to
break into this poor mans house at
midnight and rob him?" Prisoner
(piteously): "But, your honor, last
time / was before you you wanted to
know how l could have the audacity
to rob a man on the highway at high
Don When do you want me to get
in nv Work?o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27

THE purchaser OF an old house at
Edgar's Ferry, KY, saw that the floor
in one spot was nailed down far more
securely than anywhere else. Curl
osity red him To remove the boards.
Underneath was a small mound OF
earth, from which he dug out the
bones of three human beings. 1t is
believed that a dead and gone oceu-
pant Of the house vas a murderer of
travellers.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
LITTLE WITCH.

False and tickle, false and fair,
With thy mystic eyes aud hair,
A spell around my heart has thrown.
To others, no heart but stone,
sris bound so firmly to thine own:
Thou sorcerossf
Raise thy spell, or love but me.
From ineonstant, constant be;
Then we'll dWelliin fairyland,
Tread the diamond sparkling sand,
By Loves own wings our cheeks be famed
Goddess divine!
-[Alice K. Cooley.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27

Barnes, the Kentucky revivalist,
saws there are horses in Heaven,
which accounts for his great success
in converting Kentuckians. A blue
grass Kentucky mar would utterly
scorn Heaven without a horse-race at
achment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27

A mar who eloped with a Wiscon-
sin wife left a note for the husband:
al have looked your woman, but you
are welcum To my last weeks wages,
witch l didn't draw; l hoap that will
squairthings.n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the firm name Of ELL
son AZ LANTER, in the ranch and stock
business, on White River. White / inc county.
State Of Nevada, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
ROBERT LANTER,
GEORGE :. ELLISON.
White RiveI, January /, 1882. At.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-27

A Philadelphia boy who was asked
il he ever prayed in church, an
swered, "Oh, | always say a prayer
like all the rest do, just before the YER
mon begins" '.Indeed,' responded
the astonished querist, what do you
say?" ssNow l lay me dow to sleep"
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF Ana EXECUTION Is
ID sued out of the District Court, of the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County Of Eureka, and State of Neya-
da. on the 18th day Of April. A.. ID lsS2, and
to me directed and delivered for a Judgment
rendered in said Court on the Sd day
OF September, A.. ID. 1851. in favor Of Frank
Money, plaintiff, and against John Compton,
George NJ. Compton. John Doe and Richard
Roe. defendants, for the amount OF thirty
two and a half 81 tons of hay, or If said hay
in said action, then for the sum of six hun
dred and fits $50 dollars, the value thereof,
in United state gold coin. with interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum on sald sum TIL
laid, together with one h inbred md eleven
sill dollars. balance Of costs ana disburse-
ments and for y 70 accrued costs, | have. on
this. the 18th day OF April. 1852, levied on the
following described property. to Wit:
That certain rnneh, known as the Hot
Springs Ranch. situated in Newark Valley.
aboat forty miles north from HAMILTON, be-
Money. together with all improvements
thereon.
No is hereby given than on
Monday, the sth Day Of May, Iss2,
between the hours of9 o'clock A. VI. and )
o'clock p. NJ. viz: at l. o'clock noon. ] viii
sell all the right, title, claim and inter-
est of the said defendants, John Compton,
George VI. Compton, ct al, of. in and to the
above described real property, at the Court
House door in Hamilton. Nevada. at public
auction, for gold coin, cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu-
tion and all costs.
aplb-td ED. KADM, Sherl1.
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Assessment Notice.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place Of businsss-san
Francisco. California. Location Of works-
Cherry Creek. White Pine County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the I'D day Oh
March, 1882, an assessment No. 49, Oh len
Cents per share was levied upon the capltas
stock OF the corporation. payable immediaieIy
IN U. s. gold coin. to the Secretary, at the Once
of the Company, Room IL HAlleck Building, NO.
800 Sansome street. San Francisco, Caiiforhis-
Any stock upon which this assessment shsIs
remain unpaid ON the l5sh day OF May
1882. will BIZ delinquent, and Advertised Tor SIS
al public auction, and. unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Monday, the 18th day o.
June, 1892. 20 pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with cost OF advertising aud e.
penses of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
Ohhce-Room IL. Halleck Building, 80 80
some street, San Francisco. Apl-s@
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Rooms to Rent.

THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
i 10 let in a pleasant and conveniently To-
Gated part Of flown. Two doors north of the
School House. kent $40 pemoth each. :
MRS A. A. OSBORN
Cherry Crock Feb. Is. 1852.
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Monday, the sth Day of aIay, issa,
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COpARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between c. L. Goodrich and Y.
O., shepard, under the firm name of GOOD
RICH Il SHEPARD, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. c. +. Goodrich
will continue to own tho ranch and business,
and will pay all debts due from said firm and
all money owing and due to said firm must
be paid TO him.
G. +. GOODRICH.
VICTOR q. SHEPARD.
Cherry Creek, May .. lsS2. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15
NATIONAL EXPOSITION IN TENEZUELA.

The following communication has been sent
10 the Associated Press by Simon Camachos, the Ven
ezuelan Charge dAfaires in this city,
The Gath day July, 1SS3wil be the centenary OF tht
birthday of Simon Bolivar, the LiDerator OF venezuela
New Grenada Ecuador and Peru and the founder OF the
Republic OF Bolivia. The Government OF Venezuela mas
proclaimed that day National holiday ana ordered its
celebration with the opening OF the railroad between tt
port of Laguayra and the city OF Caaccascaplta OF tt
mental statue to George Washington, the father OF
the great people who created III the New world the Re
public which has been model for the Spanish American
Nations" and with National Exposition in Caracas
and authorized to give notice that all aut hOrs IN
ventOrs manufacturers and artisans who may wish to
have their productions made known, VIII be VOL
come our country being every day more anxious TO en-
large its relations with this Republic and, so far as pos
sibe to unity the interests and destnes OF both c0un-
tries. ....
Considering that Venezuela exports $6000O 900 every
wear to the United States and only imports some
SO 600 from them IL will be readily perceived that the
commerce this enterprsng nation with our country
is far behind what is due to its gigantic production and
ke in South America for the products OF this country not
sought its to the extent that might ad
yantageOusly be done.
The Exposition at Caracas offers favorable
obtain new profitable outlet for their goods;
l sincerely believe that the cordial invitation OF
Venezuela viii alike rebound to her advantage and to
that Of United States and that If you consider the
has very wide field In which TO extend the fruits OF
her labor believe IL TO be matter OF public interest
to announce that Venezuela will be happy TO exhibit the
works OF her abOrOus and industrious guests, and Tor
that purpose she is ready to tender al facilities within
her reach. Messrs E Valcnte Il Co. have been ap
pointed by as agents for the shipment and forward
ing OF all exhibits and will furnish all necessary in
formation at their offices, No. rs Broadst.
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naro Renallo, Of No. 90 Adams-st., Brooklyn, 3
Fortnight ago and the young bride told her husband
confdentialy and proudly that her father nad ID; .
room. Rocco visited his fatber-in-law. ana stoie
$191 from him and from Antonio Irene, lying ~,
the same house, he stole $50 in gold ana oiis anu ~
Brooklyn A gold watch. $40 in bills and $l32 III
gold were found in his possession: Justice WASH
sent him to Jail to await examination.
JERSEY CITY.
William A. Pierson. n commercial traveller Tor
New-York house. attempted TO 1ump on Tue w aSn
ineton train as it was moving out OF the fenhsSva
mia Railroad depot yesterday morning ana was uuns
on the stone platform with great violence. sustain
ing possibly fatal injuries lie was TAKEN III I" Gar
rage to his home in New-1ork.
The body of Captain Brown. of the capal-boat
Bradford s. Norton lying at the foot OF Greene-st.
was taken TO the MOrgue yesterday Captain DrowI
while crossing he railroad tracks near the coal
wharfs, was crushed between two cars. lie was
placed on Q tugboat to be taken 10 belle'uo ivy
pital, but died before reaching jersey Clty.
Joseph Westerield and Alexander Anderson were
arrested by Detective Ryan yesterday whlle ned,nB
passage tickets belonging to the Newark lann
Road Company Two hpndre ana sS.eS and it
was learned that the prisoners had stolen lhe %
and the box in which they were Kept from tno
gate office at the Hackensack bridge Inc PRISONERS
were held for trial.
NBW-JERSEY.
BAYoSNE.-Mrs Wilbemina Behner. OF Avenue
j. was killed by Central Railroad tram Oh rrlu"S
while picking up coal on the track.
Observation-Disclosures was received by Gh h OF
Police Donovan yesterday morning that lnoi3 1s
Stetson who was arrested year and nan ago ioi
robhing the Post Office of $500 and VINO 1orielttu
his SO 600 bail had been arrested IN PhlladelplI"
on charge OF grand larceny. Cher Donovan CON-
inundated with the United States authorizes. AT
Newark and an effort will be ma de 10 eAlIaul.o
Stetson The robbery of the Post ONCE was very
bold one Stetson and n companion drove up 70 we
Post Office in q coach and one of them went inside
and Informed Postmaster Farmer that gentleman
i'm coach out.ide desired TO see him for moment
Mr. Farmer went out. leaving $500 on his desH' anu
when he returned the money was gone
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcIIMOND-The Richmond County Supervisors
have accepted plans for the new County Almshouse
Building at -Four Corners.
LONG ISLAND.
GARDEN CrTY-A survey has been made with
view of connecting the branch railroad from valley
Stream recently purchased by the A. l. Stewart es-
tate. with Stewards Central Railroad, running
through Garden City
EAST NORTHPORT.-Rchard w. CARL, John w:
CARL Richard c. CARL and Emory Conkllng, OF
East Northport arrested forhaving worked on Sun
day. September 10. picking and cartng pickles on
the latters farm, at East NOrthpOrt were, afteT an
examination yesterday before Justice Street, OF
huntington discharged. The testimony showed
that the heavy rains had covered the vines, and IL
was necessary to pick the crop In order TO save IL,
The Judge held that it a work OF necessity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

IF your system requires stimuant, take
Parkers Ginger Tonic 1t nvgorates without intoxicating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

HAS BEEN QUITE GENERALLY AROUSED OVER
OUR SPELLING PUZZLE. ASIDE FROM THE Elk
CITEMENT AMONG THE BOYS WHO ARE Compel
ING FOR THE PRIZES. 1T FURNISHES DIVERSION
FOR MANY GROWN FOLKS AND HAS SUDDENLY
BECOME THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
WE CANNOT REPLY TO THE MANY LETTERS RE
cEIvED ON THIS SUBJECT BUT WE ADVISE THE
DISAPPOINTED CLAIMANTS FOR THE FIRST PRIZE
TO TRY FOR THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH
PRIZES, WHICH ARE TO BE AWARDED AT CHRIST
MAS WE COULD NOT GIVE THE FIRST PRIZE TO
MORE THAN ONE BOY AND 1T WAS FAIRLY WON
BY THE LAD WHO GOT THE MoNEY-wE ARE
GLAD THAT HE WAS AN ENTIRE STRANGER AND
HAS NEVER DEALT WITH US ALTHOUGH HE
MAY DO so HEREAFTER). FOR WE THUS AVOID
ALL SUSPICION OF FAVoRITIsM
WE INTEND TO MAKE OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS,
JUST AS INTERESTING FOR MEN AS FOR BOYS,
BY KEEPING THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN
CLOTHES AND UNDERCLoTHEs AND SELLING
ONLY RELIABLE GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES.
FOR BOYS WE PROVIDE HATS AND SHOES, TOO,
AND WHATEVER WE SELL Is GUARANTEED BY
OUR WRITTEN AGREEMENT TO TAKE BACK GOODS
AND REFUND MONEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, IL
E. 27th.st bet Madison and 9th ayes. w H. HANKINsoN
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EARL g. Wilson's "short band collars and
bead edge cuffs are the be3t Sold eVary"h'r1
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TIE BREAKING UP or TIE COMET.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. IA separation of the nu-
ing by H. c. Maine OF The Democrat and Chronicle Onlv
two parts plainly SEEN the third being invisible.
Daylight had nearly plotted out the tail when the OBJ.
scrvation was made The last previous separation was
on October o. and the morning OF the 10th the Har
ward College observers saw The nucleus apparently IN
tact Separation by revolution OF the fragments in
periods OF about four days to be fairly established
The next elOngaton and separation OF the fragments
should occur on Tuesday mOrningne1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDENIA.
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SINGING irritation, inflammation, all kldne
and Urinary Complaints cured BY "Buchupaiba" 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

And all other In NewYork Brooklyn ana
vicinity, keep and sell ,
TOILET. LAUNDRY and BATH ,,,..
Made only by Columbia Chemical WORKS DO "ater-si''
BROOKLYN.
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Announcements.

Announcements
ADMINISTER CARPETs.-300 pieces have been
purchased by us at about half value and placed on sae
sHEPPARp KXAPP & Co, siIthave and lSth-st
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEJVS.
PORT OF NETWORK ......SATURDAY. OCT. IL. 1882

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCT H. 1882
ARRI\ ED
Steamer Celtic OBJ Gleade Liverpool Oct Queenstown
G, with mdse and passengers to ] Cortis.
Steamer Paris .Fr, Arthur Havro sept 20. with mdse
steamer Caiand Deh BOnfer Rotterdam Sept 80, with
mdse and passengers TO Funch, Edge & Co.
Steamer Franconia, Mangum. Portland with mdso and
Steamer Breakwater Mallet Lewes Del with mdse
passengers to Old Dominion So CO.
empty barrels to order vessel to Hermann koop Co
Bark klockmann SGerl Abel liverpool 90 Jay" with
Emee (swed Fastromsen Bristol 81 days with iron
Bark Elena GER steenken Hamburg 81 days with mdse
BARK HSTTc nor dahds sen, Hamburg As days, with
empty barrels to oider vessel to g Tobias a. Co ,o.
dam IS days with order vessel Funch. Edge Co
SUHSET-wind at sandy Hook, moderate, NJ hazy. At
CLEARED.
Steamer saint Dunstan tBr. Henry, LiyerpOOl-watsOn
steamer York City (Br, Harrison. LondonPatton Wick.
steamer NeckT Ger, Bussus, Bremen and southamp ton
steamer Tningyala DAN, Laub Copenhagen and Chris.
tiania-Funch, kdye Co ~
St LacS te1A 0ner6fidee Gus 81 Pierre
Steamer Cen Whitney. Halet Boston-H Dimock
Steamer WIN Woodward, Young Baltmore-J
John Gibson, Young Alexandria and Georgetown
steamer Regulator Doane, Wilmington YC-wm p Clyde
steamer City of Atlanta Lockwood charlcsonJ oun.
steamer city of Macon. KemPton sayannahH Yonge jr
Western Texas Risk Port Royal and FerDandnl
q u Mallory d Co.
Steamer Buck. Mount Jacksonville and Palatka-
Warren Ray.
Steamer Knickerbocker. Kemble, New.Orleans-Cark &
steamer Lone Star Qmck, Orleans-Bogert Morgan
Steamer Guadalupe NickersOn, Key West and Galveston
C II Mallory 4 co.
ship Robert Lane (Br), Main, Lverpool-J w Parker 4
Co
BarE Emma Dam Boyer Elsinore for orders-Benham,
Pickering n Co.
Bark Alert (Nor) Jensen Antwerp-Benhsm. Pickering 4
Co
BARK Petropolis tSor, Gundersen. LmencK-Benham,
Pickering a Go.
BARK scud, sawyer, Port spsn-L W & Armstrong
SAILED.
Steamers City Chester City Rome Spain and Mozart
for LiyerpOO ThDgvaa Copenhagen Slesia. Hamburg;
Neckar Bremen; AncOria Glasgow Macedonia Newcazt 10
Rhynland and DeKuyer Antwerp Gienapp Para; Newport
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sunrses 62 SETS $40 Moon SETS 72l Moons age days.
WAGER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy HOOK 922. Island 1902 Hell Gate. 1l:5l
PM.-Sandy Hook, 9;44 Gov. lslsnd 1920 He'll Gate,
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Havana Guadalupe aalvcston Lone staf sno q, Atsnta
hSs 1Sa s By
Norfolk Manhattan West Point va Jonn o'Sson
'o Banks "Ssn feeS for spain EOa
and Antonio sala Havana Francisco oarsul,o, sasuA
| THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAE"@
| FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Oct Ayea steamers Thp bern psns from
s1 ssp IS Sn9ssn cm
doxno, oc,-Arrived steamers Gloucester City OBJ,
Evans from New York Sept 49, camona tBr hAer0"i''"
Passed M s Channel Bcgcnand Bcs stokes
frS moy @ steamer oircasa BOothby from
GisssoW Oct Cynthia tBr Eaton
HAyRf, Oct sailed steamer we'tphala Lua"'s "'"'
H%psFg nS%Ce loT SrriSed Washington uta
RasSk IRON Oct 4ArrSed sverdale Br Mar
tel from steamer Africa toer BuchoH
from New orleans sept H.
u.rr.x Oct 14-saied, steamer Gamma New;York
FITHKR PoIyT Oct l4-Passed inward, steamer insio'
| DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON oct l4-Arrvrn steamers GiamorGan (Br) Court
yr2n go ycr Fq Nsnfnn a BeS do
dc cHaps ss.a 5es t and Neptune
PaifSpELPHiG Oct I4-Arnved. steamer Tacony DAVIS
lrMoar steamers TG S1Ds sSt1 Brcms men
M mST1n" Stevens ensO Chance Ns%,York
CLEARED steamer Haeand ChSnSe COMPTON
cmaRIrsfoS Oct i4~ArGved steamer Delaware, wnnett'
sailed steamer city Of cOumbi. NewY csISDdeet Lewis
| PORT ROYAL. Oct l4-Arrved. steamer
from Fernandna and proceeded TO New forA
| NRw.ORIFANs oct Ii-Arived steamers Bucna'ehturS'
| Liverpool New. Orleans and Chalmette, New.fork
| MISCELLANEOUS
BRENHy Oct l4-The steamer Frankfort, which recenuy
arrived here from the Platt River. is on IRE
|
Announcements
| ADMINISTER CARPETs.-30O pieces nave Deen
purchased by at about half their value ana paoeu "
SHEPPARD KHApP & Co, srthave and lSth-st
EARL g. Wilson'S "short band collars and
bead edge cuffs are the best Sold eVary"hSr1
Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, 10
| E. 27thst, bet. Madison and 6thaves W. H. HANNNsoN'
If your system requires stlmnlant, take
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDENlA
PARK & TILFORD,
ACKRR, MRRRALL CoSDIr,
And all other nrstcass grOcers Brooklyn and
vicinity. keep and sell o.,
Invaluable for TOILET. LAUNDRY and BArH- .c 1,,.
Made only by Columbia Chemical WORKS DO "aters"'
Brooklyn.
SINGING irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured By "Buchupaiba" 81
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44 Lexington.ave. between Goth and 30tl.sts -
Hours to 5tO7 impotence Sterihty Diseases OF ths
Generatiyc organs all diseases that would be an pd
marriage and the birth OF healthy Children specas
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HOME NEWS.
pPOMTNENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Sir Alexander Campoe y; , Se
Ottawa and Joseph Hickson, General Manager VI so
Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada rum A,e''" and
Congressman Walter A. Wood OF Hoosio fs s u.ss
Mayor O. r. Parsons. OF Rochester anu "eo'se "~
Ntchols of CINCINNATI.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-05
rrasshtii1ent Of Grand Tnru.

10 the Honorable j. S. COthrda, PRESIDING
Judge Of the 8th Juditidt circuit:
The Grand Jury beg leave to mdks tiis
following report:
Aftsf having e&amihsd the various eAices
III the County. find them vel, kebt and
dnties discharged; also, find the jail in
good condition and the prisoners we'll cared
'or' The committee appointed to Visit the
Poor Farm report that 'leE Paupers are
properly cared for, and the farm in tery
good condition.
We would report that complaint has been
made TO us that the street leading from the
Court House to tie Eas,atoe and Pump
kintown roads, is in very bad condition
ana recommend That same be worked i'm
medi"tely by the Town Council of Pickens
Also, that the road known as the Snak,
Eoa'' lending from the Court House tc
Wolk Creek by r. A. Bowen's, is in bad
condition, and that the same be worked al
once
We would recommend that the Line be,
tween Central and Liberty Townships bt
established by the County Commissioners,
and that piece of the road leading frotr
keuhama Church to Central, that hhs beer
neglected on account of said TOWNSHIP
Line being not established, the said piece
of road be worked d. once.
We recommend that necessary action be
taken to abolish the retpiling of spiritous
liquors at John Hendricks's disillery on
his prem ises; that it is beirg rumored that
the business is being carried OH without
license or in violation Of law
We return thanks to the Judge and So
'ic'tor for kindness shown us during the
Court. Respectfully submitted.
j. w. MAJOR, Foreman,