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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02
DOR BALTIMORE. ffTHs I
WHATAN

POWHATAN L~INE-DIRECT STEAMER.
Until further notice. the steamer viii
sail every SATURDAY at 4 T.. W., from POWHA-
TAN DOCK AT Twenty-fOurth and DOCK streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to points North Snd West.
Freight received daily until . Y. VI.
For further Information. Spply TO
". q. Knight, Agent.
ID. j. WRISIGER. Soliciting Agent. De %
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4:O5 p 81.
GOO r. VI.
YORK. \

Passenger trains connect az West Point Tue
days, Thursdays. and saturdays Win steamers Tor
Baltimore and the North.
Freight trans leaving Richmond II f:3O a. ".
and 600 +. NJ. viii have passenger-cpaches at
tached.
Train No. ~ connects az BurkcTille with NOR
folk and Western railroad for flrmyi.le. Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points.
Train No, 30 Through passenger stops al aiifi1-
lions. connecting al SuthcfliE with Milton amt
Suthcrlin Narrow Gauge railroad for ttiltoni az
Greensboro for all points Oh North Carolina diyl-
sion and salem Branch; &C Atlanta for ali points
south and Southwest, at salisbury for an pOllp
on Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud mail stops
at all stations. connecting ~ rElierlu'- viii Nile
ton and -uthcglin N1~rrJ1-G3Ice railroad Tor
Milton ut Greensboro for al points on >llcfs
Branch: at Charlotte with Charlotte. Celunbll
Al, Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta,
SavaT nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond 90
1873 4. ", GOO 4. NJ. aud 1916 l.. ~. and FROM
West Pom AT lG:20 A. VI. Passenger, aud $50
r.. VI. aud 1910 T.. NJ. Freight
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Leave
Richmond at NO. 40l..."."".. 900 T.. NJ.
Arrive
Bon All. .-...'...s. ....... ....... t;Zl 7. ",
Coalheid. .. .s'.'. !, ",
RETURNING.
Coalield AZ no. 4l)..--.......--.e.00 AN.
Bon .-.-....e.lD An.
Arrive
1900. .....s...S.il AN
All regular passenger trains stop AZ Bon Air.
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Fre,gb. received daily for Norfolk,
sn,ithield, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.i
Newbcrr, Washington, and Tarboro', n. Ci and
al points In Eastern North Csrolina; alyo, FOR
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Old Point, and az regu-
iar landings on James river, at LOWEST ~
aud thronSh hills issued, l.. u. TATUM,
"a al superintendent.
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RICHMOND, VA. Nay 1, 1883.
THE FIRM OF c. W. BRANCH co.
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ttthcr
partner will sign in liquidatlon. r
e.. w. RAE continues the STOCh. AND
BOND BROKERAGE BUSINESS uncer the ola
nrm-uamc for his own account
w. n. UIBREIL continues rs agent In the
LEAF-TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS.
&. w.
my o-eodow WILLIAM D..
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BY John VI. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent II Auctioheer'
HOG Main street.

llOO
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE,
i sIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
COUNTY. on THE HERMITAGE kt,Ani W
NSD TuREE-OUARTER MILES. NORIh OF
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND:-By virtue Oh y u oni
of trust from Philip Rosmarin and wife 10 the I'M
dersisncd trustee, dated 3uth day of January,
1880. recorded in the clerks Office 2i ii harrnIt
Comfy Court. Deadlock 104, page 100, drIiuIt
hayIng been made I'm the payment OF certain notes
secured therein, and being requested 50 10 o2 ny ny
the holder of said notes | VIII proceed ~ seh ~
public auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1883
nj ! o'clock II. NJ, the FARM located as above De
scribed. containing 427a ACRES, with tne III
proycmcnts thereon, consisting oi DIV Enh,SS".
vS,fh rooms. and necessary OUt-housesi aulolnlnE
The lands of Colonel John u. Young. To Delhoi,,
Esq and others. Parties Wishing 10 purchase Il
nlessant home should attend this sale. q
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana $500;
with & rer cent. interest added; but more liDcris
terms may De expected rs TO $4,000; residue IL
any. as announced ut sale. -
APP II JOHN .poDDiN' i"'''
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All rights of the firm Of UEITMAN e YOUNG
Err being By law transferred to the firm Of J.. {.
YOUNGER, all settlements are 10 be made with
the last named firm.
NH 3l-6w L.C. YOUNGER.
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by George T.. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10c5 Bank street.

HfOR SALE AT AUCTION, TWO DE-
a siRABLE FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 72e AND
1S5 NORTH NINTH STREET, CONTAINING
SiA ko0Ms, AND DETACHED KITCHENS.
yas AND WATER. LARGE LOrS-By request
~ Ivy owner VIII offer the above described Pro
rE9Fl az auction, upon the premises, onSATijR-
DAr NAY Sth, at $50 r, ".
~. x. .,a : One fourth cash, balance In SIX, twelve,
.ns,-~-wGE0RGE y. cRAwFoRn,
~ ef'sP0sU,ks@HR Auctonter.
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Referring TO The above notice, AME NJ. kENI.
In. bces leave 10 announce 10 the public thatbe
will continue the business at the olu stu,o, Wilt
7, n~-J2IGwI IL j. NJ. KENT. JR.
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MAY /, 1853.

In retiring from the firm II gives me pleasure TO
recommend the new concern TO all parties want
Jug JOHN n. COOKE.
MAY 1. 1883. my 2-6t
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PHILADELPHIA RICH AH+
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY AT 8
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed till 11.30 a. "; for SuudayS' steamer TIL
5 =. VI. saturday. Freight received daily I'LL 5
=. VI.
Fare, IS.
For further Information, apply 70
j. W. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets.
W. 7. Hyde * o
no 80 General Agents.
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Brokers, Real Estate Agents, and AuctlOneers,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSlONER'S SALE OF THE
ONICE NEWLY-EUILT ST0CK-BRlCk
TENEMENT. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
OF MARSHALL BETWEEN EiGII-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS, AT
AUCTION.
sPOTTs & GIBSON
rs.
VI. G. HAGGARTY'S adm'r..S
SRICITMOSD C1IANCFRY COTRT
Decree Of ianu1ry 81. 1881.
In pursuance of a decree I'm said suit The under
signed, appointed special Commissioners thereby.
viii offer for sale. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 4.1Ss3.
AT 3 i. NJ, that TWO-STORN. STOCk-BRICk
DWELLING above mentioned. which contains
six rooms. with gas aud water on the premises.
The house Is newly aud substtntillly built. and Is
located In 4 neIghhOrhOOd convenient to all tie
principal points of The city. The property VIII
pay well IS an investment, or viii make "A nice.
desirable home.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue In equal III
stain cBts az sin. nine. and twelve months, for
which the purchaser must give his negotiable mites
with q per cent. interest added. and the title re-
tanned until tie entire purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court.
\. VI. KELLEY,
ap 2s Special commissioner.
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DEPARTURE OF

DEPARTURE OF sTEAMEnNs
.GNIY ONE DOLLAR StSa2Hak
" ronyoLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
v,pcrSIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANYS
~ RIVER LINE FUN
NEWPORT NEWS. ro
,n porNT COMFORT. ORrCb nyndo-
onuDDrfTHI AND JAMEs-RlVEh LnSpiN"s'
NoCoENECTS AT POHIshODI fo"
OLD POINT; vopru
RAJ TfMORE ANDIHE NoHiH
SAME AFTERNOoS,
AND S~frrrfc,FTD.
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sM,TiiriIh,D
AND EASTERN SHORE Or NinD, a.D
ONLY RQurS .WITHoUTT RsnirrE.
LANES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. IN
DATES MITCH LIS THAN HALF CBAROED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK. sl.0I NO INIT
rkRE ROUND TRIP. $500 80 ooo
VAY-LANDING FARES FROM 2oc. To sVC'
HEALS, Toe.
The spacious and elegant steamer
NELLY WHITE.
carrying United states mailJ
2. G.. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond ever MONDAY,
DAY. and FRIDAY, at 7 A. NJ, for ab9ye-nannet
nJaces. Returning tine steamer leaves Norionh a.
$40 A.. NJ, arriving az Richmond at about 4 Isl
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana =. yaa5
bei's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checAeo
sTATtgOOas CAN BE ENGAGED Q DAf
OR NIGHT.
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TUE FIRM OF EVANS & COOKE is
i his DAY dissolved. Join II: COOKE retiring.
no hnsincss viii DC continued by NJ. EVANS,
WHO assuincs an tabiities and will receipt for all
debts due EvANS& COOKE. Persons Indebted
are particularly requested TO settle their bills rs
"aoo ma nosslbf> NJ. EVANS,
s"" JOHN X. COOKE.
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DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sHIr.-Thc eo-partnership. hcrctofore eMs,-
ing under the firm-sty!c OF KENT IanitiSn,
AZ kcnt.s Store. Fltyanna comfy, Va, is this DAY
dissolved by mutual coHSent
JANIS M. KENT, Jn. assumes the payment OF
All the Debts OF the concern, and Is alone aplhof-
,red 10 settle up the business of the late firm.
JAMES NJ. KENT, JE.,
u. A. PARRISH.
a..r. NJ 1 Ql1
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fr-,nm M Montana Indcpcnacnt.l

srxxn WARMED OF MS DAScRG by TIE
~ awe or A CAT.
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TO THE puBLIC.-Thc co.partncrsnsp
sJvsd ~ The ,,tthSrawai OF Mr. ADAMS, ! re-
sp%ectfaiiiy ir.form our friends and The public ,, gen nsS
liza NJ Oh rourtcs mil street, IN allits branches.
Win She ssswrsncc that both In drinking aud eat.
ius They shall always have the very best ne market
hon 70 p;casc, the most fastidious VIII find no
~ I'D WILLIAM SNELLING5.
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FOR RENT, A SMALL FARM IN 20
CHESTERFIELD two and u half milesS
IRON Manchester. Apply TO
II. u. TAYLOR,
,u,o Land Agent,
M i-ot Manchester, Va.
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Al Richmond WITH associated railways for I'LL
points SoGth, and Richmond. Frederfcksb ur- ana
Potomac railroad for al points North.
Ntecping-cdr dtdchtd To- Ni0Lf Erpress 5y
Lvnchb"rg and lexington. Bcrths, II 10 Lyuch-
burg. and sl.25 10 Lexington.
nall trains stop twenty minutes AZ Maideus
Adventure Tor breakfast ana supper.
-, S.S. BARBOUR,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
A G bOd Workm

Theo. Paul, the watehWaker and
jeweler, left for Ward yesterday,
where he will remain come time and
give the d~rnizens Of that place the
benefit II his handicraft. We can re
commend MIR. Paul 10 the PEG. 10 OF
Ward rs a first-elasS work man. aud
"A gentl man in every sense. lie has
given perfect satisf 'ction to his pa
trops here, an No are sure he will
do The same ith our Ward neIghbors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

To-day is the ~anniV0rsary of Ire
lln1's patron saint, whose noble aud
.elf-sacriiicing deeds have rom age
tn age bean recuun ell bv historians
and sung lay posts. lrishmen the
worl l oseY-in every cline where tn
sun shines--wil to-day revere the
memoir of the cool saint. 10 the
ch irei Of the Old | l. tn" pre.ent
anniversary brings more of sorroW
liam OF jos-sorrow for the DIP ora
bic condition III the Oil land aud its
unhappy children. many of whom are
starving for The common n~ecessail =
oflir., Ahere peace aud plenty should
ABOUND. The causes that cad 1" these
Derio lleal ftmines have been tol ! an
hundred tim.S DER ny eloquent ora
.ors an writer's. In | Ike IN si.rIin :
winds have passed unhecled iN the
powers That control the leSiinies of
htt fair ..I-la Of the Ssl.' Sal IN
Ilee1 are the recollection : this dty III
spires IN the hearts al lri>ilnen !
Dark and dismal are the clouds that
obscure Erin's rising sun; but forali
tial r chi ireu's devotion are not
waning, aud IN the language of the
sweet bard 81 Avoca, they love her
all the more for her great sorrow and
misfortune
Remember thee yes, while there's life In
this Il AIT.
II n al never forgst til, all lorn as tho
at;
Nor dear in thy sorrow, thy gloom aud thu
showers.
Than he rest Of the world in their s%unnisst
ho ~.
Ven thou all that | with the. sreat. SIori-
o : aud re
firsi aoaero lbs earth. and irsl gem Il the
-.
mi.hi hail tn G with proader, with happier
Bat oh could 1 love thee more deeply than
noS?
No, ths chains AS they rankle, thy blood AZ 1t
rms, -
Bat make thee more painfully dear to Thy
sons
hose hearts. like the yoans Of the do'eri-
BIRDS nest,
Drink luss IN each li.e.drop thit hoSs from
thu breast.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
WltLout PARALLEL.

1t is no uncommon thug to see
mining companies close up, in most
instances pay up, bit in some few
cases gu into insolvency, anu quit
business for COOL. In all such cases,
however, the property they have been
working ha. proved valued 'ss, and
the stock tlol lers uot tired of "put
ting up" when they saw no hope of
finding ore. B1t it has been left To
the Star Company to he the first TO
commit huanciai suirils in thu very
presence OF open prosperity. WI h a
mine that has , iel led over $1,000, 400
in the pa t five year, with no ma
chinery to speak OF. wi h poor man
agenent, anl pro.pec Ell bar.ly be
low the grass roots, it Is no wonder
thu the managers have not been
able to mike tortu i"s olt of 1t. hut.
notw In Standing all this, the star
mine to LAY looks better, has more
ore ~ 81 hit, AN promises better than
ii has ut any ttine since IL aS"penel
Ii looks DO h lily AMI wicked 10
xhaI.don such a property. Ne fsei
certa II 1t will not he alb mloned for
any length of time. The folly ~ its
owner can har.ily g In StIc an ex-
tent. for mining properties like The
Star ar. not to lac fonn every day.
and the pet Y spite of it, managers
can har.llr go tn th extent Of laying
lille one Of the beat mines'n tn Sat.
Insane men may do %. but the con-
trolling gen as Of This company loves
the mishiy doll ar ton well 10 permit
his whimsical fancie> Ia 20 tothat ex-
tent. The NINE is here, TIN re l.
money H. it. an 1t will be AIKEN out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
tIeItlevtaed.

Thursday morning Sheriff Lanier
replevinel the bullion hill by the
S,ar m II men for Wells. Fargo Co.,
M oppo siiion was made To the Sher-
M process The sympathy OF the
community is entirely with the lanor.
ers, ana hal they refused to give up
the bullion in their ossession' we 90
not think they could have been force
into snbmission. 1t l. well enough
tn uphold thu law. but like everything
81 = the rich always get the biggest
half of that commo litr. II the NM
men dill no, Fave Law on their slir IN
retalnin! the nllion Till they were
paid, hey hcl I the heaviest scale OF
Justice, which is III Of The Great
Creators most notable attributes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
Races at Ward.

We learn that the PEG lie OF War
propose To Ave several days races,
commencing on the 18th of April
Some speedy nags are being entered,
AM no doubt the races will tie we'll
attended by lovers of the turf IN this
and adjoining cpuntie . As lie citi-
zens OF our neighb rig town are
no,ed for their hospital y, it is pretty
a. rtaIn that all Mo attend w IL be
handsomely entertained.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
County cCshmIsstoaefs.

The Board met Monday, March 5'h.
Present-Messrs. Lockwood, Hal
stead an | Cowley-and tran acted the
following business /:
The monthly reports OF all county
officers were received and placed OIL
file.
The Coun v Treasurer having adj
vertise | for bills for the redemption
OF General Fund scrip, as provided
by law. the Boar,l OF FanlinS Com
mis,ioners proeee lei to open SAID
bI Is, when the following were accept
cd aud the Treasurer authorized to
purchase said scrip rertiticies:
james Reilly. s7-4 for -. ....sil2 50
Mathew son Bros, ST. ID for ...-.... 5U0 90
TAX Levy
On motion. it is hereby ordered
that an AL, alorem tax of 90 cents
nron each one hundred dollars III all
taNable prop riy within Waite Pine
county be, AMI the same is hereby
levi ii an directed to lie collecse !
for State purpo rs for the fiscal year
ending Decem ,er 81, 1858, u III the
assessed value OF all taxable property
III The comfy, i%nrluding the pr Gee Is
of mines, lIlder and by virtue Oi the
different Acts of tile L,gi %lltire, to
provide rev u for tn f. government
81 the S.dte III Nevada.
Also, that an additional ad,alorem
tax OF 81 10 sc and ~ hereby levied
on each one hun lred doll Yrs valu
alton OF taxable property for county
PURPOSES, for the support of the gov
eminent OF the o utiy of \ bite Pre-.
Also. thai an adNalroreu. tax of -
G. MS be levied upon each one h al
lred dollars valuation OF taxable
properly tor school rurpo.es.
Also, That IN al alorem tax of 90
cents be levied on each ona hundre I!
dollars valuation of taxable property
FIR the Spec liner st Fund.
Al o, that an ~advalorem tax OF 20
cent ON etch one hundred dollars
Valnai N Of taNanle property be. AMI
the sane Is hereay levie AN ordered
To b coil c.ed Tor The Current Ex-
p-n>e FUND.
Al o. Iha an adsaloreu tax Of 10
GEMS b. aud the same is hereby lev
led ON each oue handred dollars val
ua ION Of taxable properly within the
limits OF II city OF lia.pilt II, FOR the
purpose of pay me- Outstanding debte
Of said city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
The Storm Virgins Raised.

An Ottowa Dispatch ofthe 18th says:
About 4 O'Clock yesterday evening .
crowd of excited people and foolish
believers collected in front of Profess
sor Virgins residence and began To
clamor for his appearance. As the
doors aud windows remained firmly
closed, cries OF fraud and humhug
filled the air, and an attack upon tho
house was ON Y avoided by the oppor-
tune arrival ofthe pol 'ce, who qnelled
the impending disturbance aud as
sured the mob that Virgins was not
at home.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
Hearts Are TruInps.

There was much comno;ion nj
Meeks' restaurant Thursday morning
as Ben Miller drove up in front. arpaf-
emily much excited over something.
The sign and entire front OF the eslab-
lishment was la lily lie nolishel, an
the boarders aud landlady frightened
bali to death. Bat Ben stopped not
to explain things but lef1everyboiy IN
onlndrv n To the cause o his QUEER
antics. Som4 sav Banj hin was III "A
hurry 10 get out ~ sheriff Ian Ter.
NAV, not for any infringement OF
the civil or criminal code, bit Tor the
high hln / he has pllye during the
Sheriff's alb" nc at the county sat.
Hearts are truInps AMI Ben has taken
every trick.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
rnE ALBION MIDDLE.
sad,er stand. in with the hOys

The people OF Eureka, or u good
portion OF them, tindthemselves rfet-
ty mech in the same fix our people
are in at present. he only difference
being that our neighbours are trying
10 extricate themselves from he di-
iemina. while our people seem to be
doing nothing o assert their rights
and bring about a ettlement OF their
Just claims. The following running
discu 81 II at a recent meetii 6 OF the
Albion creditor, if no intere ting, Is
at least spicy railing:
Sadl RI ! a prevent anybody
from robbing the poor man out OF a
dollar, I'll do it.
A voic And get it YOURSELF
[L.aaghter.l
Sadler | am no angel, with pink
e%olorel wings, or anything like that
nor am ! a check shaver. The cred
itors OF all kinds can come in and
combine and get their money. But
these Stn Fra, ei co ducks want 10
30 re in col | turkey AMI pro rata.
Well sre To that.
Hans.n-Mr Ames received a tel
egram TO day saying that money to
take up the liens would arrive from
San Fra cisco to-morroA. we'll
Just take up these liens Ourselves,
here IN town.
johnny Flavin--We don't care
about al this fighting on the outside
anon YOU people. W. that have
work. ed for 81 a day want our pay.
We don't care who pays US.
Smith IIarr Sit others do the
figh ing; we'll be the suckers, any
way.
johnny Fiavin-And you'v" never
done "a lick of work yet. lSome litter
ingl.
Smith IIarri You are a liar!
Preparations male to get behind the
h~enehesl.
The Cnair-Sach emphasis is extra
ordinary, <. ntleInen, and suggests
DISORDER.
Parker-T renew n proposition that
| made several days ago o the effect
that the attaching creditors al ow t e
IN ners to 90 to "ork in the m ne an
take out he ore To pay off the miners
ems, and I'll. mine would be left in
a. good condiiioa as the miners found
IL in.
L e attaching creditors declined 10
entertain the suggestion.
II. jaime The liet-ho'ders will
take ca t OF them-elves H. tire future.
Tnev sill begin suit separately on
Monday IN the Justice Court. Their
nay and the cost Of the sul.s Will eat
up the whole business. We have
ben kicked about betNe cen the Al
hion tom any aud the attaching
creditors long enough. Well TT,
something else now on our own hook.
Sadler III put up $500 myself #
the bo,sll do it, so it shall not cost
them ANYTHING for attorneys fees.
lApplanse.l
a .oiee Where will we find you
Monday, Sadler?
Saller-Ip my store or on the street,
rustling with the boys.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
Call Around.

We are In the same fix with the
Eureka Leader. winch says /: On oe-
cast MS OF increase in families, all de-
string mention made of the same will
leave wor at his oilire. Oar levi is Il
bashful youth and does not go prowl-
ing around pr vate residences To find
oui the family newsttirnngh fear of be-
ing taken for a pig an g%ettin- a dip
per OF hot water poured on him, ani
the editor cannot aflor 20 secure the
services OF a femal reporter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

The Carson Index says that w. NJ.
y. Johnson, Assemblyman from
Storey county, is reporte, To be pro-
vided with a job Oh the Central Pa.
eific Railroad in San Francisco. lie
certainly is entitled 10 this considera-
ton.
Yes, but what is to become of his
colleague, Perkins7-[Chronicle.
Ii he hasn't found his bone, he 10
probably 'howling" yet.-[lud.x.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
INVENTORS. lstyloe, aphis Lead: ass-

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17
A..+mblym.n Williams Criticised.

The Ward Reflex goes after As c ~
blyman Williams very vigorously for
his course IN the Lei ldture. and the
Eureka Sentinel, " no has 40 a word
- say in condemnation of tie far
more "a lty members fron its own
county, taxes up the reiraln. We
are no aI,oloGist for Mr.. Williams
legislative course. He supporter
mo I OF The bad measures that viii
ever stand as "A reproacn to that cody.
However. MIR. Williams Is absent
frnm thu state, AMI We 10 not think II
just IL say angnt behind his back,
we would not say 10 his face. w
would, however, suggest 10 The SEN
tiuel To de,oi its attention TO Senator
Hobart for his shor.co nings, lore
II starts III o. outside members, for
he VAS the hea / aud front OF the OPP
position TO all measures inaugural. q
III the Interest of The people. This is
not an apollo y or Mr.. Williams
course. We have nom Id make.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

Commis.ilne Trotaiter, of Eureka,
was cowhided IN the main street OF
that tnwn, one day last week. by Il
Mr.. Hunter. Tae trouble aro-e from
the laiy being onsted as matron Of the
County Hospital.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-17

The railroad companies, in provid-
ing places for ex-meinbers of the Ne
vads Legislature. advertise their faith
i'm the hope of rewars, and the ex-
members, in accepting such places.
advertise their contempt of fear Of
punishment.-lNirginia Chronicle.