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POISONOUS SKIN HENEDIES :.

Every day We have some new skin cure 80 called,
W which IS warnntcd @ to cure everything, hui
ofs f@w!trs solution Of arsenic for internal ,,.c
hhu solution OF corrosive snbimaic (beibur Doisnri
f external use: When tired OF such deadly nn,s
3. ..y ,hs cuticA'a Remedies, which arc OF plre
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y MEDICINE of real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended BY those who have used it. rs
Il true tonic is Browns Iron Bi,tcrs. DEW
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ca 'sKAL NOTICES,
UF DlSSoLuTlOy

Notice Is hereby given that At A.,
Of tho Stockholders OF The RuSb tESelaf Eccti,.
Company VI Wheeling. hold On thaH S.gLllc lighI
April. a, D. lsS!t It MAS tsDlyI Nv NiN day 81
Of the slia CORPORATION 10 di.cmiasSSIi' bushes,
money on June Ath, by tirSrutl"rII r. ,Tyrhe Mel,
The Exchange Aak OF Mhepitng - '""i Ny,tS 4,
mnyl A. J. SNLkNrY t.
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Forty years. trial lis proved "BLAcK.
DRAl!GHI" the best liver mcdicine in
the world. --.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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On Thursday we wilt present every lady,
whether they buy or not, II present by calling
on us. a. SIspENDAclt Il bio,
fi0i Main street,
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CU1'ICUliA.

CUTlCURA. ="
c. &c tnt!cnrl Treatment for the euro of Shin
Ss sn aHI no9d diseases consists in the internal
fer ind the external use Of Cuticu nu Iu hMti.
sonp. the great skin cures. "'' ana t"''eafa
G, ffteS =, CusGnra small boxes, 5o la,rc boxes
Snnn c *, Kssoyent 5! per bottle. CuticWn,
druggists. ~'"f ''e' aotu pyaH
Depot. WEEKS & pnTrrp pou3
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Presents Given AWuy.

On Thursday we will present every lady,
whether they buy or not, present by calling
on us. 4. siEDESn,Cu & BIO,
s. G1....t ~. llOi Main street
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CuTlCURA.
{ lllt ] II ia
scrofulons, Itching and Scafy Hu-
mors Of the Skin, Scalp
and Blood Cared,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

iwiil now state that made miraculous cure of
one OF the worst Eases Of skin disease known. The
patient is nmTn OF forty years old: he'd suffered
body presented u irtghtful appearance Had Ind
inc n'isnEon o. twelve dlllercn. physicians, who
prescribed the best remedies known 10 the rroies
suomDtc. sa:sajmrilln etc. Had pnid sT for u,na
ieal trc:'.snt with BIZ, little rcIiei. I prevailed
uIon him to use The Gu,icurl Eesolvcn, Oilood pu
riher| Internally, and the Ca,icunt and Cutict1n
soap externally. He did so. md was completely
Cured The skin on his head, fnce mud mnny other
paris OF his body. which presented most loath.
sottie appearance Is now soft and smooth as M,
na WIN no scar or trace u the disease left be.
ported by '''''' A'e'
r. II; BROWN, Esq. Barnwcll, s, C.
Reference, nr. H. BAER (hnt c n
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Prc'cnts Given Away.
On Thursday We will present every lady,
whether they buy or not. n present by calling
on US. A. SlEDESDAcn T. BRo,
ll0i Main street.
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Presents Given Army,

On Thursday we will present every Indy,
whether they buy or not, a rresen, BY calling
OH us. \. SlEDESE.cIi Il BEo.,
,s .s s.as4 lvi Main street.
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kkoEEA Alts.ivts.H.
ST, JAMES HOTEL.

S Dr,baker. city, Gcosmmony CITY,
II Paul. Pittsburgh, " Y Wnl,on, WoGlsicld
Ghns Heard, nnitron. 0, g L Tyler, Cla:in gt0n
NGWhite. ~ Pleasant. Burns, Philadelphia,
hrowl!. Cambridge, RRob!n1 Il wife, Ohio,
; connell; Fliihdciphia, Jacob Washington,
l. VI Einich, AllenS.owu, GXirrpnlIs Ailrus,nwu
Lrrhiilirs. Warrington, Mrs Mccormick, Grafton,
Y T Frizzell. Pomcroy, 0, Peter Walker. tleycinnI
: :, r SMeeiey.sisy Fret Mlitcr, indianapolis,
Geo A Gibson. city, Win Nrc,rcr IiIishnr,,,
Thos Allen, Baltimore. sc Edwards piti,hm,eh
7 " wcfgnud. E!yria, " 4 Newton CiryrJnSd
: EiIciloli i',tsburSl. y ilo.g. Pittsburgh,
Jay Mlibbr. sandusSy. FmnciS Newark
u MefheFSoh Flushing, Il " M0F:is'n, Pittsburgh
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TIE usual merchants lunch ut the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms duly. y


The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, us obscryedat Schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 .a- 1852 . I..
~. N. l2X.S r.M.7PX IA N. l2M.Spx MEM
8, 60 q! Gl IS 81 Is 50
lSpIcATlOSs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May ., | A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, increasing
cloudincSS in the western portion, local rains,
warmer southcrly winds and lower pressure.
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No !lcad.Ac;.r or Lark.achc for ladies'
WHO drink "WlHe Or CAnoul,n
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Grand Excur,fo" I" ri.t>hurs, tsatnr.

Saturday May 9th the =. c. & St, l.. H. II
Co, will ruin IN excursion to i'i,,sburrh on
trains leaving Wheeling At G:S9 A. NJ. and l:os
T. NJ: Tickets will be good for return passage
nn,il Monday, May S:h, inclusive. Round
trim only s., 80
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.-- Beware of Frauds.
, Ihe original and only genuine Trough on
Ra:S' is manufactured by and has the name
Of iphralm S. Wells, Jersey City, y. j., on
;, He employs no Travelling Agents, nor Ped.
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Whit tho city owe, for GINS.

Tho Council Committee on Lights met last
evening ut the City building and considered
several resolutions ordering mains, which
were referred to the Board for action, Re.
ports from the Commissioners and Secretary
were received and filed, us was also the fol.
lowing till against the city for gas burned
the Afst quarter OF 1889; 1901
For gus supplied to public lamps, at sl2 IS pc,
aahHHi FOR each lamp,
Iu:s5l in'nw. at 81 VI per Guhser. 81 Oh rs
To II now lamps (iGl days Tor one ........ ~ IA
10 new lamps NJ Fifth ward Market
sa',hre, at s. crqnatcr. ,.,,"..,,...... 10 -
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! LOVELY loney, Glovelitting boots con be
worn by all who Use Gcrplap Corn Remover.
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4 MONTHS DEATIt..
Mortality Statistics OF tho city of
whrclln. far April, 1882.

Ger Edwards for the montl, OF April: =
Deaths FROM all ciusts, exclusive OF premature
rpp9ttion In Lou Of population per nnnum,., 30 o
Deaths same month last d
Males White ............ ......b
FelnAles. Colotrl .....,.......,.,..
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RccSNIifNEis.nA. Aa,.u.,

Presents Given away,
On, I'inrstiay we will present every lady,
whether they buy or not, present by calling
vi us. A. SiEDENBAcII Il BIO,
lidi Main street,
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Manain. "'''>' ''"e
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"bthCK-DRAUGHT" makes ch;lls
and fever impossible.
For sale BY Logan E Co.
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FOR RENT,
WANTED,

"ANTED-A SMALL llOTSr IN,
w Alto 6rooms-thc Island rrrL,, ~ fkON
tenant can DO ioimd BY aIaft&iEv i ~ ~ AGA
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ABOUT TONS.
AhOUrTOWS. va.
News nnd Notes From Every section q,
l1e('Ilv N

News Rnu Notes From Every Sec,inu M
ihcCiiy. =
0fsrEgs Il out. f,
Circus tomorrow. .IN g"r.
WHEAT Is now quoted ut 81 80. u.
The fair weather holds on well.
NfdnrlArEoLMAE S0tEs has resigned,
ASorilkR dull dry in the Circuit Courts yes.
terday.
STREET sprinkles have come out Of ,hei,
retirement. -
STRAW hats felt yesterday tina. this Is cold
and lonely world.
TilREE deeds OF trust were admitted 10 rc.
cord yesterday. a0'' :.
ThG Moundsviic Rcchnbitcs visited thr
lodge In this city last evening. j.
NO MARRIAGE licen1s was Issued Yesterday
LOT the lirst time In several weeks
OLD ties are hard 10 scver, Jimmie Nor
ri' spent tho night In the lookup ngain las,
night.
SOME OF tho finest paper ever put up III
wheeling Is being hung by heady4nce agent
OF Ada Gray. IN 80
THE Fort Henry Celebration on tho Six
icehiA Of next September bids fair to be q
boom for Wheeling. 49, ~
TnE horse fancers and jockeys on the State
FAR Grounds are having fan every day
breaking In colts.
CONSTABLE ST. MYERS took John Dorsey. thu
iunatc. to Weston yesterday, where !lc viii
be confined In the Asylum.
TIN North End Temperance Union met nj
North street n. +. church last night, and
were addressed by Rev. G. l.. lIitc.
TnE, congregation OF Thomson ". T.
Chapel, Island, will have mn Ice cream
social this evening ut Mr. +. Fa!oure's.
SQuiAE ScuuLTzE for the past two week,
has been cleaning his Office, and with the rs.
sisance Of gilt paper, he now has Il gorgeous
office.
MONDAY evening, after the concert at Tho
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
Wheeling Who,csnlc sIprI.ci.


WHEELING, Tuesday, May !!
a fair trafc has been done IN att departments.
Whisky. wheat md meats have advanced. Nails
are lower. All other departments are steady.
Grlih- Saturday the price OF wheat WIS ndvanc.
Cd ugAih 10 81 40. 1hisalvlncc was cAtpch mainly
W the scarcity Of the staple. better condition 81
thetfaic Is pcfCcpuble since tho advance. Corn
nnh odls have both advanced slightly.
: PlOnr.-Thut1 Is no change over the quotations OF
Inst week AMI quiet Trade only has nern done.
Quotations aic: Choice lumber. 81 5OIS Ul medium
amber, ~ 2An 3D. WisSRs!H. 81 G8a7 -: Minnesota
eAtri, - Was ~: fancy ST. Ionls S. .gJRS Is; fancy
patents, 81 bOh9 W corn meal Vpr bushel Dc nul.
meal, lhiIcy per barrel "a r0a6 TO- common, s. 6e
rye hdur. ter barred, u 76a6 o. :
Nulh-'rhe market j. nrm and prices arc Rdvnnc.
Ing rs viii be noticed by tho changes fund below
Tho western market hAs siinrnCd up considerably
dnhns the pat week.
ltatns, l?to 10 ID average.
10 rs ID avcnec.,.",............ ta,t
BrcnklAst lAicoh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lG5t
CFHmllut9S aug
l'lhi bacon sn9'lllerS .".".,........"........ w
Wear "...................,m... II
Family FORK tbarfcl w lhsi."",".""""",...l ~ -
Dried Beef lhl%nlb
Pure Leaf Lard, Titrcts 40 ls........,...l. nl2,y
" " Barrels, 30 lbs.....,,.,..,... l!9,
- ;, - llaif ihrrrls. 100 ibs.",... ~,
" Pals, Is lbs..............a..... 1917
One-hali pals 10 lbs...... l31t
bologna satlsaEc..." ...............,,,. IL
Cheese, Rch and Itld..".".:".:. tEa1St4
lArd Oh Extni Western Sttnlned...."..,.... ~
Carbon ..,.""....". ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12
The Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention.
The proceedings of the Democratic
County Central Committee will be
found in another column. The pri-
maries are called for August 22d, and
the Convention for August 10Th. The
delegates around Hamilton, with the
aid of =. NJ. Ellison Of White River,
very magnanimously conceded the
claims of Cherry Creek as the proper
place for holding the Convention, and
1t was so ordered. This, of course,
was agreed to as a friendly concession,
and not as a matter of right or justice.
Shake, friends. Gratuitous little ia
vors like this, fill our hearts with the
spirit of forgiveness, and il we have
ever said anything harsh OF you, we
are very sorry for it. Wien you
come over TO the Convention, we'll do
the handsome thing by you.
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THE DEMOCRACY IN COUNCIL.

Proceedings OCthe Democratic County
Central Committee Cherry Creek
Gets Away with the County Com
vention by a Vote Of q TO O.
Pursuant to call, the Democratic County
Central COMMITTEES met in Hamilton, Monday
August, 1892. at IL O'clock noon, and was
called to order by Geo. p. McConkey. Chair
man., Charley Wray, Secretary.
Upon calling the roll. the following men,
bers were found represented
Hamilton-Geo. P. McConkey, Chas. Wray.
Treasure Hill-rim Shine.
Eberhardt-B. Il. Miller.
White Kiver-P. NJ. Ellison.
Newark r.. McMenomy. Not represented.
Snake Valley-W. I. Gregory Robert
Briggs, prox),
Spring yalley-N. C. Noe IL. 0. Ben edict,
proxy.
Osceola John Verzan Robert Briggs.
proxy.
Cherry Creok-Charles Green, George F.
Parker (P. C. Weber. proxy, L. Bourgeois
Pete Weber. proxy.
A motion of Robert, Briggs that q Commit
tee Of Five be appointed to appOrtion Dele
gates to the County Convention. was lost.
A motion by p. G.. Weber that Tuesday,
August %. 1882, be the day fixed for holding
the County Convention. and e~lecting Dele
gates to the State Convention, was carried.
A motion. by Charles Green, that the County
Convention be held at Cherry Creek. was car
ried, the following being the ayes and nays.
Ayes-Green, Parker lP. c. Weber. proxy,
Bourgeois tP. Weber, proxy, N. c. Noe Ben
edict. proxy, B. +. Miller, p. NJ. Ellison. T.
Shine-7
Nays-Wray. Briggs, Garaghan (McCon-
key, proxy, Gregory Briggs, proxy, Nc
Conkey, Vorgan Briggs proxy)-3
On motion. Tuesday. Aug. q. 1882, was APP
pointed for holding Primaries in the various
Precincts, to elect Delegates to the County
Convention.
On motion. Monday. Aug. 81, 1882. was ap-
pointed to hold meetings In the various pre-
cincts for the purpose of selecting judges to
TO act at such Primaries.
On motion of p. c. Weber. the delegates to
the several Precincts were apporlioned as
follows
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The Republican Primaries.

One week from to-day the Repub-
lican primaries for delegates to the
State and county conventions will
come off. So lar, we have heard Of
no move being made 10 select dele
gates to either from this section, and
it is not likely that any animated CON
test will be made for these positions.
Indeed, our Republicans friends APP
pear very lukewarm concerning the
coming campaign. There is but one
State office in which the Republicans
ofWhite Pine take any special interest.
That is the controllership, for which
"A solid delegation will 90 from here
pledged to support Mr.. Wm. Timson,
Of Hamilton, for that office.
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A Pleasant Party.

Cherry Creek Lodge No. 80, L. o.
o. F., held a pleasant dinner party at
Mrs. 0'Donnell's restaurant last Tues
day evening, the festivity being in
honor of Grand Master A. E. Shan
non, of Eureka, who paid the Lodge
an official visit. About 0 o'clock,
some twenty of the brethren with their
wives and invited guests sat down to a
sumptuous repast, to which all seemed
To do full justice. After the substan-
tials grew wearIsome, sparkling
champagne flowed freely, and an
hour or ore was spent in social
converse, toasts and pleasant little
speeches alternating. Altogether it
was a very enjoyable affair, and one
that did credit alike to the l. o. o. f.
Brotherhood of Cherry Creek and
their honored guest. Il was much to
be regretted that several prominent
members OF the Order were on the
sick list and unable to he present.
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The Pistol thu, Wasn't Loaded.

At Candelaria, one day last week. while
carelessly handling a pistol, Phil. Malloy shot
Harry Trevathan In the right side, producing
a severe though not necessarily fatal wound.
The men had been indulgins in some fun to.
gether, Malloy shooting at Trevathan's hat,
and he was swapping the pistol, thinking all
the chambers had been discharged, when one
Of them. which remained unexpected. went
off while Treyathan was in the act Of picking
let as above stated. When will people cease
the foolish and wicked habit of playing with
deadly weapons
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Held fn High Esteem.

The Democrats of Cherry Creek in
tended to give their members to the
Central Committee a grand ovation,
on their return from Hamilton, for
their success in securing the County
Convention for this place, but having
learned that they could not return the
same day, the jubilee was dispensed
with. However, their eminent SER
vices are and ever will be held in
high esteem by their grateful consti-
tuents.
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or Bull Creek, announces his inten-
ton TO present his claims to the Re-
publican County Convention for the
nomination for Assessor. Con. Is an
old-timer in the county, a true blne
Republican, and a gentleman fully
competent to discharge the duties of
the Office. So far he has no opponent in
his W party. Should he get the
nomination, he would make the fight
very lively for his Democratic COM
petitor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12
New Mining Company In Hamilton.

Our Hamilton correspondent writes
US that T.. y. Robinson, OF New York
President OF the S~weetwater Company,
who is now in Hamilton, has pur-
chased a two third interest in the
Stafford mine, on Treasure Hill, the
Truckee, B%utterenp and other outside
mines. Col. Grandelmyer has gone
below to purchase the White Pine
mill for the Company. and they ex-
pect to be able to start it up soon.
This event has put renewed hopes in.
TO the people over there, and they
confidently expect better times before
long. We hope their fondest antici-
pations may be realized.
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The Candidate.

The following. from an exchange, is rather
amusing. If not altogether true: what is a
candidate. Ma ?" at is a man no runs for
office, son. How fast do they rum"
"Some run faster than others; some candi-
dates are always behind in this country-the
procession is too fast for them" rs Pa a
candidate, MAJ" mo. son, your father has
not time to run for Office, and besides he
wouldn't have one if 1t were offered him"
well, what makes him go to the Lection
AMI vote for them" Because he Is a good
citizen and wants the candidate of his party
elected" Can | vote sometim e?'' ''Yes,
when yoq get old enough 'Show me a can
didate sometime. Ma; | want to see what they
look like" All right, my son, they will be
around soon thicker than hies, and you shall
see all you want" viii they bite ?p mo,
they will kiss you, darling, and the baby,
too" will they kiss you, Mac" Not if
know myself" well, a candidate must be a
funny thing. Ma l wouldn't be one, though"
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Wash WOOdb berry

Comes forward in our announcement
column to-day ms a solicitor for a re-
nomination from the Democratic
County Convention. Mr.. Woodbury.
has made an efficient Assessor, and
is n very worthy man, as every man
In the county knows.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12
Apport,onm.n. Of school Moneys.
Superintendent Benedict has apportioned
the State moneys in the County Treasury
among tho several school Districts as folloMs;
John IcKernan.

Comes out as a candidate for re-
election for County Clerk, and will
ask the Democratic County Conven-
ton fora denomination. Johnny has
made "A good Clerk, and deserves and
will no doubt receive the nomination.
So far no one III neither party has
manifested a desire To contest the
field with him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12

Two men, we'll known in Spring
Valley, one named Miller, and the
other a Mexican, had a shooting
scrape over IN Utah last week, in
which both parties were killed.
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Friday Evenfnp stock Board.

lowing to the wires being deranged, no quo
tations were received this morning.l
$40 Eureka Con-15L l5H
100 Metallic-15c
100 Grand Prize-3ic
100 Argenta-35c
30 Navaja-455c
80 Belle Isle-30c
500 Day-135c
700 Albion-l00c
$50 Eureka Tunnel-35c
$40 Bodie-5H 565I
300 N~oonday-80c
200 BOdie Tunnel-55c
ITO Martin White-fl5c 4l0c
$50 Pinal-I70e
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12
TRAINER of Money.

At the last meeting of the Board of County
Commissioner the following order was made:
1t appearing to the Board that a deficiency
exists in the Salary Fund, it is ordered that
the sum Of $500 be and the same is hereby
transferred from the General to the Salary
Fund.
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Official Letter.

Following Is the official letter OF Superin-
tendent Foulke, Of tho Star mine. for the
w,ek ending July 9th
WM. STUART Secretary. San Francisco: Tons
of ore extracted during the week, $50; tons OF
ore milled. Ia; battery assay value $40 26i
furnace assay value, $50 %; bullion received
and shipped i,I5i A.,
l.. NJ. FOULKE. Supt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12

Jack Gilmer backed the wrong
horse ut Salt Lake on the 26th ult.
and lost So, 900. Pearl Jennings beat
his horse Red Boy n length,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12

A motion that the foregoing proceedings be
forwarded 10 the White Pine n gws and Ward
Reflex, for publication. was carried. Ad-
journed. GEo. Y. McCoSKEY. Chairman.
CHARLES WRAY, Secretary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12

Mexican levies an assessment of 81
per share.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12

HIrSpecial attention given to and best prices
paid for country produce.
RTGoods delivered free in any part of the
District. janl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-04
PERSONAL.

TT. BURGERS cx president Of the old
Transvaal Republic, is dead.
SARAH BERNHARDT is to receive !e203-
600 for her engagements at st. Peters
burg.
The death is announced ut London of
WILLIAM HARRISON AiNswORTH, the we'll
known writer of fiction, aged 76.
A gentleman "had it from excellent au-
thority" that ex-senator SARGENT, Of Call
fornia, is to succeed Secretary Kirkwood.
JOHN G. New, Of indianapolis, is willing
to accept the Russian mission, and his
friends believe it will be rendered him.
The president has accepted the resign
tiOn OF j. Stanley Brown us his private
secretary, and the position will probably
be formally rendered TO F. J. PHILLIPS, of
New York.
Senator DAVID DAVIS is i'll with a
severe sore throat, the result Of cold con-
tracted at the presidents New Year re
ception. His physician has advised him to
remain indoors for several days.
Some years ago Brigham Young built a
fine, large, modern house at Salt Lake,
Utah. It has recently been richly fur
nished, and President TAYLOR is to oc-
cupy it. He and the g twelve Apostles "
received in it ON New Years day.
Or the eve of the close Of the Atlanta
exposition the president, treasurer and
director general united in presen ting to
the secretary, Mr.. JOHN w. HICKMAN, of
Philadelphia, 4 handsome watch, bearing
on one side of the case Mr.. Rickman's
monogram aud on tho other a beautifully
engraved fac simile. Of the exposition
buildings.