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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-15

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0entinels Reporter.
Who's TARIFF
Deputy Treasurer Hoadly says the taxes
are coming in lively.
Eureka Lodge No. %, /. O. o. F., meets
ct 7:3O O'Clock this evening.
Thomas Trainer has an important notice
In this mornings SENTINEL to builders.
Only five more days in which to pay
State and county taxes, and don't you for
get II.
Remember that the regular weekly
soiree takes place tomorrow evening at the
Opera House.
Several Of the numerous passengers had
to walk up from the depot last night for
the lack Of room in the omnibus.
Hon. M. D. Foley has purchased the
brick residence OF W. e. Griffin, adjoin-
ing the schoolhouse lot on the south.
Several theatrical people arrived last
evening for the Truckee Music Hall.
Among them we're Miss Amy Santley and
Miss Anna Ashley. The new people will
be q great acquisition to the present COM
pany.
Jasper Harrel, who sold his Nevada
ranch for 5000, 900 to Sparks & Tinnin,
says he has a fine mine in Spruce Noun
tain, south Of Wells, where his partners
have just struck q big ledge that assays
from $50 to 5000 q ton.
John T. Baker, Esq, returned last
night from 9 months visit down at
Beatty's ranch on the Duckwater. During
his stay there he says he inveigled Jim
Johnson, Dick Barnes and Alex. Beatty
into . ''snipe catching" expedition, and
captured the whole party. John says he
"drove" while they held the sack.
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The case OF the Bertrand Mining Com
pany vs.. Thomas McGovern was in pro-
gress all day yesterday, and it was found
necessary to hold an evening session. The
case went to the jury about $50 o'clock,
and after about an hours deliberation the
jury returned q verdict that Constable
McGcvern was justified in attaching the
property as that Of Erickson, and award
ing to the defendants sufficient property
to pay their claims and taxing the costs of
suit to the Bertrand Company.
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suggestions Of the Grand Jury.

The School Trustees Of this district
have taken steps to carry out the sugges-
tions made by the Grand Jury with refer
ence to the out-buildings Of the Eureka
public schoolhouse. In regard to ventila-
ton it is not known just how the present
system can be changed without considera-
BILE ~remodeling and expense. The plan
now in use here seems to be satisfactory in
many modern school buildings elsewhere.
Perhaps the present ventilation may be
~overhauled and made to answer all pur-
poses without any radical change.
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Just Received,

An elegant assortment of lamp goods, con-
sisting of shades, ~illuminators, wicks and
cigar-lighters. Also, new patent window
shades, and a lot Of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-csges. l have on hand all kinds
Of secondhand furniture, which l will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. P. II. Hull. n
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Parker House-Wm. Nickals, ranch; J.
r. Kendall, Frank Cutting, San Francisco;
J. W. Dean, Cortez; W. Deny, Garden
Valley.
Jackson House,. W. Walker, Ham,
burg mine; Johnny Dreamer, Ruby Hill;
VIM Stevens, John Craig, city; DR.. j. @.
Mckenzie, Chas. A. Mckenzie, New York;
W. r. Eckart, San Francisco.
Bureau Hotel-James Donaghy.
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Macaront.

Would you like to know how macsroni
came to be so named? A Sicilian cook
made q new dish for his master, who, at
the first mouthful, exclaimed, ~'cari," ex-
~cellent; at the second, s'ma carl" excel
lent indeed; and at the third, "macaroni,"
most excellent.
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New Goods.

Just received at P. N. Hansen's choice
fancy grocery and provision store: One
car load Of Paradise -four, equal to the
best California flour; also imported Swiss
cheese; imported metwurst, and the IA
nous lightning eradicator, which will re-
move all kinds Of grease, tar and pitch and
spots from all kinds of clothing. Direc-
tons ON each package.
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Death Of a Centenarian.

Anthony ~Torrington, a native Of Ireland,
aged 107 years, died in Virginia city last
Saturday at the residence of his daughter.
Mrs. Marco Medin. A few days prior to
his death he told a Chronicle reporter that
be was born on the 18th of December,
1776.
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Turkeys and Chtckens.

B. Berg is just in receipt Of a large lot
Of splendid cornfed turkeys and chickens.
1t is the Incest lot of poultry that has been
brought to the town for q long time.
Quick sales and small profits is the motto
OF this establishment.
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The best opportunity eyer known IL
Eureka to buy mems, boys and children
clothing and furnishing goods cheap. i
offered at the White House Clothing EN-
porium. All goods are sold at cost.
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vr.rErDArs STOCK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
40 Ophir-370c
am Mexican-235c
OK Gould & Curry-135c 1900
am Best & Belcher-310c
lao CALIFORNIA; 5c
go S~svage-55c Doc
Zoo Con. virginia-4oo
275 Chollsr-1A
100 Potosi-60c
aSo Hale & Norcross-155c IL IL bio
i10 Grown Point-90c
400 Imperial-5o
so Alpha-1O5c
20 oonadence-.lsoc
cas- 8. N~evada-32Oc
ITO Utsh-22Oo
6sS Union-27Oc 1900 2e5c
gao Alta-1
80 Cs~ledonia-15c
400 Andes-35c 400
zoo Benton-1Oc
rs N. Belief
zoo Grand Prize-3Oo
10 Navsjo-3A
5OO Bodie-35c
100 Silver King-7A
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Don't delay, but call at once, while the
assortment il yet complete and large, at the
White House Clothing Emporium and buy
yourself rich. All goods are sold at large
reductions.
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bargains In Delicacies.

Now is your time to make preserves.
Choice ounces at s cents q pound. The
choicest kind of ranch butter 80 cents per
roll of two full pounds each. Also all
kinds Of fresh and salt water fish and
dressed poultry received every day. All
these delicacies are to be had at Berg's. \
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B. Y. d. Compressed Yeast.

r. Sadler q Co. have just received a
consignment OF the celebrated B. V. d.
compressed yeast. The best Of cooks use
IL, and acknowledge 1t to be superior to
any they have ever tried. Try it and be
satisfied.
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A Good Investment.

My wife said I was a fool when I brought
home a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
But when it broke up my cough and cured
her neuralgia and baby's dysentery she
thought it q good investment.-N. Y. tailor.
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Nouce 10

Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or Jackson House.
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Appointed Agents.

M. J. Franklin & Co. have been appoint
ed sole agents for the State of Nevada for
the Alaska, st. Petersburg. Hudson Bay
London and Siberia Seal and Fur Co. \
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a Lawyer,s Testimonx.

During eight years my attacks Of dys.
pepsia we're 80 terrible that I often had to
stop business. Psrker's Ginger Tonic
prilt me up from almost a skeleton to the
perfect health | now enjoy. j. Jerolomon,
lawyer, N. Y. City,
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CLOSING o~UoTATIoNs.

Union 2SOs 280b 1855 285b 290a 2sOs
ooss 9s5s 2SOs 2As 2Ab 280a, 8. Nevada
a10s s35b 340b 340s 340a 340s 335b 340a,
Tayicsn 24Os 235b 240a 240s 245s 240a 235b
On. Ophir 390a 81 SOB 3Aa, Gould &
Curry 1905 l30b 1855 135b 14Oa 14Os 1855
1s5b. Best & Belcher 810b 315s 305b 310a,
Con. Virginia 35b 4Os, California 25s 25b
sOs, Savage sob Dos, Chollar 170a 170s
17Op. Potosi 55b Goa Cos Ssh Goa, Hale 4
Norcross 1903 hob 130b 140a 14Os 140b
1I5s. Yellow Jacket IN b 260b 265s, Alta
a5b is lib 1O5a, Belcher 85b COB SOs, Utah
99Ob 2Ab 2hs, Occidental 1b. Imperial
6b. Grand Prize sob Boa.
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A vigorous growth Of hair is promoted
and the youthful color restored by apply
ing Parker's Hair Balsam.
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10 you know you can save so per cent
Dy buying goods at the White House
Oiotning Emporium. They are having Q
genuine closing-out sale. =
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EASTERN NEWS.
The Sporting "Tims" Nominatg
Arthur for President.
THE BREWERS ABUSED FOR
DEFEATING MAYNARD.
A Demonstration Giving the Lie to
Bloody Shirt Scandals.

[For these dispatches . day ahead Of thost
read here in the San Francisco papers, we arr
indebted to the Territorial Enterprise. How
long this "cinch" will last, by which the peo
pie In this community are deprived, through
A. Richardson, Associated Press Agent in Sar
Francisco, of the freshest news Of the day
depends. We shall see what we shallsee.-ED
SENTINEL.
New York Politics.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-The Saturday
Sporting Times formally nominatea
Arthur. The World says the nomination
is thrown to the breeze in a great sporting
paper SO that Arthur's adherents may de-
clare that the New York Times had come
out for him. The Post thinks it incredi-
BILE that anybody who has watched the cur
rent Of political events in New York State
can suppose Arthur capable Of carrying 1t.
The brewers successful conspiracy to
defeat Maynard, the Democratic candidate
for Secretary Of State, has aroused the in
dignation of the temperance associations.
At an immense meeting in the Cooper
Institute resolutions we're adopted de-
nouncing the action of the beer sellers.
President Gibbs declared that Maynard
has the boom as the man of the temper
ance party, and will be the next Governor
of the State. II did moi intend" said
President Gibbs, ''to say this much; but
Maynard now belongs to us. We elected
Low Of Brooklyn by going over to the Re-
publican party. Next year the Republican
party will come to u.s." The Mail and
Express aspires to be the organ Of the
movement.
The Collapsed Capitol.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 13.-The Com
mittee of Expert Builders and Architects
appointed to consider the causes for the
collapse Of the new Capitol building, find
nothing defective in the plans, but do
find serious latent defects in the iron
work which sustained the roof of the
south extension of the building. Some Of
the supporting columns revealed internal
flaws which rendered them worthless.
The report will tend to exculpate the
architects and contractors. The flaws in
the iron were not visible, and were only
revealed when the columns we're broken.
Kicking the Dead Lion.
LYNoHBURa, Va, Nov. 13.-Last night
the greatest demonstration ever witnessed
in Lynchburg was held in celebration Of
the defeat Of Malone. The whole city was
ablaze. Resolutions were passed guar
anteeing the negroes full justice before the
law in all matters, and deprecating the
exaggerated and partisan reports Of the
Danyille riot as injurious to the State, and
as a malicious invention Of Malone to ex-
cuse his overwhelming defeat.
Death of DR.. Marion Sims.
New YORK, Nov. 13.--Dr. Marion Sims,
a physician well known in this country
and Europe, died this morning Of heart
disease.
Death Of Admiral Creighton.
NoRRIsrowN, N. j., Nov. 13.--Admiral
J. B. Creighton, U. s. N, residing here
during the past two years, died to-day Of
heart trouble. He leaves q wife, two
daughters and q son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-15

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
A Berryman r Bergman
R Farrell mos DIXON
ARRIVALS LAST UGH
Joe Coleton Miss Anna Ashley
Miss Amy Santley Seth Longabaugh
p Talbert s Gum
I Russell j G Mckenzie
GA Mckenzie Rev J L Jones 4 VT
n Cook ] Chester
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WIN. H. RtoMelI.

Assayer. No. 8 Main street. Eureka.
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Death Of DR.. Marion Sims.

New YORK, Nov. 13.--Dr. Marion Sims,
a physician we'll known in this country
and Europe, died this morning Of heart
disease.
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Death Of Admiral Creighton.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. j., Nov. 13.-Admiral
J. B. Creighton, U. s. n, residing here
during the past two years, died to-day Of
heart trouble. He leaves 3 wife, two
daughters and q son.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Msthewson Bros, Jno M0litor, Hamll
ton; Argus Mg Co, Ward.
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An AIRED Saint.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 13.-Cordelia Stalker
Of Southern Utah attained her Tooth
birthday q few days g c. She belonged to
the Methodist Church till her 95th year,
then embraced Mormonism. She greeted
so grandchildren on this occasion, and has
214 descendants in Utah.
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Aggie In the Mill.

SAN FRANoIsco, Nov. 13.-The evening
papers say that the Grand Jury has cited
Miss Aggie Hill to appear before the
Criminal Department of the Superior
Court and answer to a charge Of forgery
and conspiracy.
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COnsignees.

Freight for the following named person
v;,, arrive by to-dsy's train:
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Contract To Let.

A CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO DIG 100
IA feet OF tunnel into the Dug Gu mine.
For particulars OF the contract apply to Mike
Lyons Or at r. W. Clute's store. no8-1w*
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WHITE PINE NEWS
New Money Order systtn l.

The bill modifying the postal money
order system. so as to authorize post
masters and mo ey order Office un-
der The authority OF the Postmaster
General to issue postal NOES in de-
NOMINATIONS OF s. and under, passed
both hon es of Congress IS. THIS II an
important bill, AMI will greatly farili
ate bus ness in small suInS through
the mails. II authorizes the issue of
money orders, withont the CORE
spoading advices, OF 50 aud less, To
be on engraved paper and known a
postal note-, payable to bearer. Such
notes are Ia be ~inValil after three
months, bat the holder can after that
tine get par value by applying to the
Postolfice Department at Washington.
For issuing each postal note a lee OF
three cents will lie charged. The bill;
also authorizes the issue of money
orders in denoninat.on of 500 or
les, but none for more than 500 can
be issued. The 70 low NJ fees ar
fixei for money orders: For order
no exc. eding SO, 5 cents, from so
to SIS, 10 cents; from Sl5 10 $50, 10
cent; $50 to $40, 20 cents; $40 TO $50,
% cents; $50 to so, 80 GEMS; $50 to
$40, 30 cent +; $40 to $50, Az cents; So
to 500, 45 cents.
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canned Poison.

Canned fruits, vegetables, meals,
f,h, soup, even canned buildings,
says the New York Herald, are now
not uncommon articles Of diet, and
we believe the introduc ion of these
alilmentary substances has h,en. up.
on the whole, u great benefit 10 the
people; for fruit, vegetables and meat
even that At one season OF the year
would 20 TO waste through The plenty
that made them superhuons, are by
the canning system economize for
use in other seasons But 1t is GER
tain that several ar icles now put in
tins should be put mp in glass ar earth.
anware to make them safe articles OF
diet. All substances that contain
acids capable of attacking the solder
or tin of the cans combine with these
meals to make poisonous compounds.
aud may cause illness and e> EN- death.
Piper's OF era House in Virginia
Cily was burned TO the ground last
Tuesday morning.
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Delinquent Sale.
orAR MINING COMPANY.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal .lacs Of business san
francisco. Z liiforhia
Location of works Cherry Creek Nbn'
Pine County, Nevada.
Notice. Ihsrs arc delinquent upon the
following described Stock. on account ol
Assessment (No. -. le led on the . d day oil
Dec ,mbsr, 1857 til, several anodnts sci op-
po.lte the n IN IS Of ths respective oharellold'
ers, rs follows:
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THE As.EssORs' BILL.

gull Text ot the saaquitou. Men sure
The Msn Wno Voted - Hob Ihs
People Of Gns Eiecti We franchise.
Tie Assessors bill, mh,ch We have
severed, eondemhed III re, ert lssue>,
has become law through the inact.on
OF GOV. Adams. L cry man, from
The uov. raor doAn, Wa n1d ~ ndna
In THIS dlr.y J1o, ouone 40 aud Vii De
poi Ideally 'aanInei. Lac ,iIe oI liz
bill Is AN .Act la rOId.lon 10 20 ny
A. essor td,lr te. MS - OH Z aa.
compensation
Tho feopl uI u Stale vi NeNa a,
tine AS ssOrs vi lie 81. OF Ne
va \ "oa,itD in1re dpProp: AZ
Ell .epf sentc al - a,e tia y =
Stm14J 10 euac, as fulIo
SELrlUS 4. IueIS .saati 40 tlecieI
at the ~senelal o.ec on Ia 1867 aad
every ouT year, tae4oait I "a ca Al
o~rsaai1od coaney y. t"e Sta.e, Vh
Assessor.
SIC. =. The terms OF office oil Com
ty Assessors nov IN ONCE shall e.
prs On The nrsL Mont.a, Ia January
vi 1885,. provise =, ina aG lie -.
The ear 1904 Tia y small give n "
on.cial uon - for he en Jung mo
ears, IN sucn a.Ioun.S as snail DC
nAea U, Tie DOdrd vi COMMISSIONERS,
u Ia su IA nIdnIl~r d L, nov 4
.Hay hereafter u req lred by lan,
n cOidi.iUue', afIlotea aha nse"
"A legally req.IIca
oac. .. IHc salaries Of the Coauty
A. ~ L.. go A.. a.. -
shall % IA iotIVws air. ia, ear 100.
The sa.arA OF ,ne ASST sol vi nuren.
i'll eoun,y sna.I DC > ~ per annuIn; III
tue coun y Vi Doue ids, 800 per All
nun; vi .nS Coua.J VI LAM, SoJVU per
annuln; oi the county of t.slleraI -,
S2OUO per aiiiIuin; al ,iie 'Oul.y of
LnreAa. S3,UOO per annun; Of the
coun.y oi lIun"ul /, 5000 per an-
mum; vi the ,ouaty of Lanaef, s3 UVO
pr annuIn, Il INC eoan.. of Llneo4h
50 .0UJ p L |alnuln; va .ne cVdIt., nj
LS on, 500 n, + "IInutn; ii me eoun
l., ., Ne, $3.50 eI atlluni; II ine
coun,y of orinsUy, sI.oOO pei annuIii
o. I'll, eoun.I ol o,Oie s-,IUO pei an
II III; oI The vou - Of AAahUe, 81, 1VU
per a"nun; and of Inc coaDty Il
W lliee p,ne. S-,1OO per a%nlIuan, an =.
the ans siId,l ue lIe wnUl aild OIL.
coIn, 'ellsdtion allowed an IaIl ~
said ASS ssor for all Official services
by III IN rvntiereu as such Oil er.
SEo. 1. All Acts anu parts oi Acts
heretofore passed., 80 al as Is III COLI
fiict wiki tho PROVISIONS vi tnis Ac.,
are h.reby relraied.
Following - TIE Vote on the thing.
5 .NAroRs.
Ayes-Brumsey, Dans berg, Fox. Fol ~,
Hammond. h,na,Tson, liobHIt, hai.er. Maj
ker. Met ouneli, aIker. Sny th, Iaylor. 1Oi.
ley. WestcIfcld-l5.
Nays-Dennis, ROckhiil. Schooling. Will
liams-4.
ASS MBLN MIN.
Yeas Allen, Bell, Dale. ID vcy, Fox
Franklin, Gray oil otoIey, Gnlland. llamill.
MaTsden, MeBniney, Morris, .Muldoon, : err
kins. i raft, Schmidtloin, Smi b, Iait, " elis.
Wiliialus-2s
Aays-Boskowiiz. Crosninshield, Galusha.
Grey Of " bite Pine. llaidesty. lire, Me-
larkcy. Pike, Reipe anI MT. ST. aker-lO.
It's con .titutionali y Viii lie tested
before another election comes around.
The Noon lay. North Eooniay, and
Red Cloud Mining Compan rs at BO-
die have gone n'o bank uptcy, and
Irwin &. Stump has been appointed
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Constable'S Sale.

by VIRTUE Of A" EXECUTION Is
ID sued o TT Jusiire A. 1. ; ienrn-' Courl.
If the th Tnwn hi Count, of = hit. inc
Sat of Nrvrdi dat Il tn ! ,h Il yof March,
A y. lSSa, in n cert la stiIn VIII = in g..
Weber Hs ia if recovered jndg h.nt against
Grey Il Collin, defendants Tor lie sun Of
Three Hand ed S}Wl Dollars AID costs. N
h second day of March. \. ID. ls6l. | ha 9
wi d TON the following descriD d property,
to wi
Lor Ne. %. Block 70. plat Of tho Patent
Sdrv,v. Town OF Chnry Gre X, County of
N'it Pine, : 'ste Of Nevada. ! g'iher with
the no 40 sitaata Il thereon and known as the
Dan /, oll'ns House.
Notice i. hereby given That On
Monday, the 10Th Day of Ap'i', 1881
NJ 70 o'cl, ok NJ. OF tn I day. OF The premi@ s..
in Tia town Che~rt Gre \, TO MY OF Whit,
in vi SIT nil th right. TIL an t,r-
81 Of th oil d fsndlnts Trey Y Co in #,
in anil h,ab,yt dsseiipAd broptrtah Ptp.
IL u .eI u. FIR cash 10 HIN I. lsNf mon -,
/, The hi!h 81 aud hast bid Ter, 10 satl.t2 said
,xc u d n costs.
la i a. Oh ,frs Crock, ths 18th day OF
March. 1913.
JAMES HENRY. Constable.
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ANNUAL DUES

Ar. limited 10 s2.m on each 81 go. pavabl' 10
adVanc,. Msdieal Examination EN.fa.
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PROTECT TIE FAMILY.

II Is tho duly 81 = ~ IN II. rich ar poor.
~" has q enl d u hem t. makr I'm pto
Vi u asaI st ,h3 sVltabi iof thsse oh
afo dependent al Ob aim.
A msmb r OF tn MUTUAL RrsyRyg Fun
tn AssO hrlnN cutcs - uncc, nj small
cost and On easy terms this uIo,t dr,linbie
res 1t.
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Constab!c'S Sale.

Or VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued o 4 If Jusiica A. T. >t"arns' Co irt.
Of the Ninth Totnshi D. t'OnBty Of 81 t.
inc, = t. oi \ VIDA d tod the III rt~enth
da OF March. A. b Issi. in y certain action,
j., herrin " am : Meeks ~ ~piainlIf recovered
llta gm, nj aHin-t Grey X .ol'lns. dete .dants,
e ii sum Of fnrty lS4d do lar. and costs ia
he SHm of ilhte n and sey nj five ons
h1ieiredlhs 81, - dull rs. ard aeer Ing
c ~. on The "a dty 81 March Ia; hhY
| wed arOn III following described persoaal
prop rty. to wit
a tn goods. wares and mprchnndise in
GryS tOl int' sure, IN he town at ChstTy
Creeh, count, and State n, resnid. con -Isting
Of b T. ll"siug ariicl ; to Wit:
Got AID -iiv-r J~rSslrV.
God aud SLY r hHehes.
SAVER hated Ware.
hiBa Ware.
Terra Colt
Lava Good .
Me r.rha IN. cenuloid and Rubb " Good.
Toys AMI NOtiona.
Also ttia.s, ANTS and Oils.
Wall Pap T
Zane, md roi'et Articles
GUS, i.tols a.d 81 ting Articles
Nat b : and Clocks
Also u grea; yBri ~ Of Bnoks, ipeladinR
scho"t fouAs ana Stationery and nam 7 us
other %nrti'lss.
Noice il hereby given that
saturday. she 2Ith Day of March.
A. ID. Iss3.
~ the hour Of eleven O'Clock A. VI. Of that
da Oh III premises, In III, town Il Ch RI
Gr-ek, anil Comfy Of Mi 8 inc. WI .ell
al IN right, ttle enl / FER II. Of III sail
defendants, Or y X Collins, o in aud III
above described 'ropefiy. NJ pal lie ,..ctIon
tor cash in hnnd. lawf money, TO tiv higtesI
aud besf Jldd5r, IL satisly said execn'i n and
all cots.
Dated at Cherry Crock, th, lnh d,y Of
Match, 1855.
JAMES HENRY. Constable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
Sp sciaI Notice.

CpECIAL NOTICE IL HEPEBY GIVEN
' 10 NV fIisids aud custom r. who ara
indebted % 10. that must h " n 50 II 4.
M Mt II h very ube. BE il ldt a. buuk ne.
cunt. a large or mail amount. and rsihi,
exc. 70 o0n.. J hsp thai all vii resrond.
b giving his maitnr tn ir utOmpt attention,
many will save furih tioable aud cost.
GEO. II. TAYLOR.
Cherry Creek. February -. 1865.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

No assessment viii h. mad, where there
remains IN IL death frnd y sum sufficient 10
pay In fall the claim On hand.
Whom mn assessment i RI .irei. each .ut-
Wv. hail pm tor zach l,boU vi III aAodlt
OF his cvt tIdcutc a. tullONs:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

The Noon lay. North MONDAY, and
Red Cloud Mining Compan rs at B0-
die have gone no bank ruptcy, and
Irwin &. Stump has been APPOINTED
assignee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
Dtfo.

In Cherry Creek March lith infant ehila
f MIR. and Ms. James e.. kell IT, aged one
day.
In eharry craek. March nth. Waller
o ngesi caild Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Holmes,
'ged ) months.