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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
A Good Word for Butler.

General Beauregard says that his
wife was an invalid in New Orleans
1T the time OF the capture of the city.
Buffers chief Quartermaster ordered
her to vacate the house within As
honrs. An old friend of the family,
Q physician, went TO Butler and ex-
planned the situation. Butler very
promp pity countermanded the order,
and sen a guard TO protect the family
from intrusion. Later, when Mrs.
~Beauregard was evidently near death,
the same friend went 10 Butler again
and asked whether there was no pos
sibility OF letting the husband and
wife see each other once more III this
world. Butler turned 10 his desk
and wrote an unconditional pass,
(which authorized me-" says General
Beauregard, ''to enter his lines an (;
come to New Orleans, where l could
remain unmolested as long as cer-
cumstance required my presence there
That was a noble act for which l will
ever be grateful"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

An Iowa paper prints this some
what comical statement: Mrs. NJ.
Baker, of Lone Tree, has just finished
a silk quilt. which she has been seven
years in making. 1t has the solar sys-
TEN worked IN completely and aceur.
ately The lady went to Chicago 10
view the comet and sun spots through
the telescope, that she might be very
accurate. Then she devised a lecture
in astronomy from it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Frank Mcmillan Wanted.

Postmaster Parsons, Of Tuscarora,
has received a letter from John NJ.
Banfield Of HALEY, Idaho, in which
he makes inquiries concerning the
whereabouts Of f. V. s. Mcmillan.
He has some mining interests In that
vicinity which require his personal
attention. and If this should meet is
eye it would be we'll for blm IL leave
for HALEY as soon a. possible. lie is
supposed to be somewhere in Eastern
Nevada, aud papers in this part oft
State will confer Il favor by copying
this no,ice.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Mormon StnfIatics.

At the Mormon Conference in Salt
Lake last Saturday, some 5000 saints
assembled at the Tabernacle. Apos-
tie Cannon, the great gun OF Nor
mondom, who was fired out OF Con-
gress for having four wives, present.
Od the statistics of the Church, show
ing a membership in Utah OF l27, 294,
and of 2,265 in Arizona, with proba-
bly, double that number in Idaho, the
exact returns not being reported.
Eighty-one missionaries we're appoint
ed for Europe and the United States.
The Church organization embraces ~
apostles, IS patriarchs, 3,SS5 seven
ties, 3,153 high priests, IL ,005 elders.
l,500 bishops, and 400 deacons.
There are %, 900 Mormon families in
Utah, and $1,000 children under
eight years of age. Over %, 900 new
mem bers were added to the Church
in all parts of the world in the six
months ending in September.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
WHITE PINE NEWS
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER Is, 1888
Ths Eastern Elections.

The latest returns from the elections
In Ohio and Iowa are that the former
State has gone Democratic by 20, 600
majority, and the latter Republican
by 35, 900. The prohibition plank to
the OHIO Constitution is also defeated.
Those Ohio "Yarmans" won't sub
init to be cut off from their lager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
LIST OF LETTERS
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Sixth Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the County of bite
Pine.
GEORGE KENNEDY against his CRED
ITOkS.
Notice to Creditors Of Insolvent. In the
matter Of the petition of George Kennedy,
an insolyent debtor.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Henry
Riyes. Judge Of the said District Court, No
tice is hereby given to all to all creditors Of
tho 5 i'll insolvent. George Kennedy, 10 be and
appear before the said Judge, in open Court,
ut the Courtroom of said Court, at the
Court House in said county, on the
10Th Day OF November, A. ID. 1859,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, then md
there to show cause, il any they can, why The
prayer Of said insolvent should not DO
granted, and an assignment OF his estate DO
made and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities. in pursuance Of the provisions of
the staimte in such cases made and provided;
and In the meantime all proceedings against
sa.d insolvent be 5 aged.
- Witnes, my hrnd and tho Seal Of
the said Court. This 9Th day Of
SEAL. 0'' e. & s, a q h. lTss, cper,.
BY JoHV McKrRNAN, Deputy.
W. G. LOVE. Attorney for petitioner.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
An American Consul A~s.assinated.

Press dispatches received from Cam
ton, China, state that The American
Consul at that place, Charles Sey-
mour Of Wisconsin, has been assas-
sinated by a Chinese mob. The State
Department at Washington has not
been officially notified OF the assas-
sination, though there seems 10 be
no doubt of the truth OF the report.
AS the Chinese were not known to
have any special hostility to Seymour,
It is feared tho attack on him fore
shadows q general massacre OF for
eigners. p. Slater dispatches re-
ceiyed at the state Department in
Washington deny the dilling of Con-
sui Seymour.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

a Wisconsin man whose wife has
left his bed and board warns people
not 10 trust her on his account. The
public notice concludes as follows:
''She has left a number OF small chill
dren uncared for, and take this op-
portuniy 10 request their respective
fathers to cal and indemnity their own
and take them away,as | feel that ]
have supported them long enough"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

Mr.. Walker, the colored lawyer,
whom Governor Butler, Of Massa-
chusetts, has nominated for Justice Of
The Charlestown District Court, is said
to be very popular among the Irish
Americans at C~harlestown lie is a
Roman Catholic, and a member ofthe
choir at the Church of St. Vincent de
Paul. Mrs. Walker is a white woman,
and, her friends say, a very estima-
bic one.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

The Inland railway between New
York and Boston il to be absolutely
straight, with no drawbridges, no
crossing at grade at any public high
way, will be thirty-six miles shorter
than any of the existing four lines be-
tween the two cities, and will send
trains owe 100 miles in three hours
and a half without stopping.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF n. c. O'Neil, Deceased.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| Sixth Judicial District, of the state of
Nevada, in and for the County of White Pine.
In the matter of the estate of r. c. = ell,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of K. &. O'Neil,
deceased, to present and exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within TEN
MONTHS from the first publication of this
tratrix of said estate. at her resilenc Mt the
UNeil Ranch, on PieTmont Greek, Spring
Valley. w hite Pine Comfy. State Of Nevada.
or said claims will be baraed by the S.atdte
of the said State in such eases made and
provided.
MARY JANE 0'NEIL.
Administrators of said estate.
Dated this Sd day of September, AID. 1882.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

Two Yankee girls went down to
Chihuahua. the other day, and a Next
a paper burst out thus: "Thrice
Welcome, fair daughters OF Columbia,
to the sunny cline, whose brightness
you enhance" We judge that interna-
tionally, it is all right between us and
Mexico,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

President Arthur and Secretary
Lincoln ars said to have formed a po-
htical alliance, offensive and defen-
sive, against General Logan. 1t is
not improbable that the next Repub-
lican National ticket will be Arthur
and Lincoln.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Application for a Patent
To tho Victoria Nine.
MIning Application No. ITO.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, !
EuRFKA, NV, August /, 1888. }


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y THE VICTORIA COPPER MINING
COMPANY. of Nevada, Whose Postofice az
dress is Camden, New Jersey has TINS osy
flied its application for h patent for flIIeen
Hundred linear feet Of the Victoria nine OF
vein bearing copper and o'her metAls, "nn
surface ground six hundred feet ~ "lhtn,
situate. lying, and being IN Granite monntsiS
Mining District. County OF Elko ana ,aiate OF
Nevada. and known and Designated by tEe
field notes and official llai, on hle IN IBIS
office. as Ion No. 81 In Township y North
Range o. East of Mount Dlnnlo McTidihn:
The exterior boundaries OF said Let NO. !"
being ns follows. TO wit: variation 10 desT
Bepinnire M n post marked No. ] u. =.
Survey No. 81, whe-ce the section corner a.
tho Northeast corner OF section d, Township
% n. Range 80 Il. bears \. AZ deg, IL min.
W $500 feet and L. S. Monument No.. bears
S ~ dog Il s0l feet; thence running lst course
5 81 deg, l. 100 feet 10 Iost marked No y
l.. :. Survey No. 81; thence running I'd course
- "a deg. W 500 feet TO post marked NO. =
Survey No. n; thence running I'd course
n 81 deg, W lDn feet 10 post marked MOI,
L. 5. Survey No. 81, and thrnco 4th course
81 deg, l. $40 feet TO post No. l. tho piAos
of beginning. containing ~ bu-iuO acres;
This claim is bounded by no kno"n claims.
The l-cniion OF this mine isduly r.cordedi ~
the Recorders office Of Granite Moun's'A
Mining District, Llko County. Nevada.
Anv AID all persons claiming ndversely any
portion Of sid Victoria mine or said mlnint
ground rs hereinhefore desc,ibed, are II
quir d to file their adverse clam riIn =
Roristor of the United States Land Once ~
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during 'he
sky days period Of publication hereof. o.
will be barred by virtue OF the Prov"
's suii. low I. Ii. HINcKLEY. Rssistss-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

The six leading agricultural pro-
ducts of the United States, according
to the census report of 1880, were in
the following order: Corn, wheat,
hay, cotton, oats and potatoes. The
value of the first was 5000, 0OO, 900; Of
wheat, $500, O0O, 900; hay, $3.50, 900, 900;
cotton, $242, 900, 900; oats, $3.50, OOo,-
600, and potatoes, S75, 000O, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Notice 10 Delinquent CO-0wner.

1No A. r. WATSON, JOHN DOE, RICH.
L ard Roo, and all other claimants, known
or unknown. to the Argenta Mine: You are
hereby notified that ] have performed tho
annual and necessary labor to the amount of
-Four Hundred Dollars in L. 5 gold coin.
during the years 1879, 1880. 1881 and 1882,
Mining District. White Pine County. State Of
Nevada, and that il within ninety days from
the first publication of this notice. YOU fail,
or refuse, n n co-owner, TO pay your Just pro-
portion Of the said sum of -Four Hundred
Dollars expended by me. your interest in said
Agenta mine. will be forfeited and become
the property of tho undersigned, in neeord-
ance with an Act Of Congress, approved
May 10. 1872
b. Y. BROOKS.
Aurum. Nevada, May 10. 1883 myi9-g0d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

Boston dispatches inform Is that a
very novel and effective campaign
document is being scattered broad
cast in Massachusetts by Butler s
managers, headed Regular Repub-
publican Ticket" 1t is printed in
ballot form on material which is a
good imitation of the human cuticle
after tanning and dressing, and bears
the names for State officers of the gang
who became prominent in connection
with the Tewksbury almshouse affair.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Dtfn.

In Ward, September 30, 1887, Arthur jack
SON, son of Mrs. j. /. Cupid. aged s years
and five months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Rules of tie Track.

The Races will DO governed by the Rules
Of the California Bloodcd Horse Association.
W. T.. BAsSETT, President.
R0B'T McKERCIIEh. Treasurer
TH0S. +. On ELL, Secrstary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
FIRST DAY.

PURSE 50 O-HalE Mile heats; free for all
horses. First horse sl2l. second horse So,
and third so.
SECOND RACE-purse $50. Haif-mile
dash. free for all three-s ear-olds. First
nurse SlOO, second horse So.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
SECOND DAY.

PURSE s1l0-lIalf-mile dash. ffes for nj
horses. First horse Sl0O, second horss so.
SECOND RAG Purse $50. llall-mil
hests, free Tor all thrse-year-olds. Ills
horse slUJ, second horse 20.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Entries

Close tbs night previous TO the Races. -Four
or moro to enter. AID three or more to start.
Entrance Fee-20 per cent. of puTsas.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
THIRD DAY.

PrRSEsN0-Mile heats. free for all horses
fifsE h.rss $50, second horse slOJ, aud third
lH b.
b RAcE-Purse $50. Three-qnar-
s.sh, free for all second-class horses.
-. horse sl0O. second horse SO.
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4 GOOD WORD FOR ELsZABETsa
Characteristic Letter Er-osn the Ken.
sucky NOausain EvanseSist

Barnes. the Kentucky mountain evangelist
writes thus frcm New York TO the Stanford
thy.J JO,sTndE IL pad a visit to Mrs Theodore
Hilton afew days ago. she is kind of cousin
thcugh not a blood Kin. ans, has always been a
fayorite relative with NE. She is and always
has been. lady of rare refinement and gentle
loneliness. Those Who have oHIy known her IN
connection with the horrible Beecler trial know
nottag whatever about her. Well! | found her
boarding house on Bedford ave?ue Brooklyn,
after little search, aud She welcomed nv visits
of Oil. She is irarfulIy altered iy these awful
cares Her personal e.'auty. once very marx ed
= aimrSt gone-only here and there trace
nc SIT. bright. innocent eve remains buI that
alone Her delicate hands. once. soft a, r. yet
are bard with toll: tie instrous darA brown
hair Is very gray. a1d .ie pink and White al ner
OLD beautiful complexion rttlac.i b. -'uli sal
low. but her Life il full of leact aad -a>f tat
'th" world cannot give The seven times
heated furnace has purified rot cnnsuir ed AVE
she dTUss-and to-day she has ..;,t ut .iers rave
not. conscience void of cieIiSt to- ards tod
ana man. Oh. i'm the dav W...'t . -u4is> are
settled, and they viii be tiaS t4.s l,'t nae he
IN her Company. and there l5i,. E,-. ven. G.rfnr
all. fo keel, every thing rigif 4tli God ssgite
This word for my dear cOl> H. IT whom an
proGd--r than i'm the DAY Whei see a net he
fOTsakcn creature see -. bul lie Cestrr s- sr-
tliTt;lG social circles. cre al c .,ti "a it..r
cnaFtHS- cannot say thai i ., ~ si~t -,-- 81
thia@e even, as Byron doeN. but n.au .Jtr-
atty does"
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w din esday Waggeriea


OF two evils choose the least-to swear off
from.-Lo'oeu Citizen.
Any girl viii tell You that gold bangles are
warmer than wOrsted Wristlets-Ne,o Orleans
Picayune.
Watches are now so ynlgarly common that
the only way to be considered toney is to ask
other people what time it is-Ihilode,,Itin
Epesaang Neaos
Why is man ringing a bell for an auction
like church sociable? One makes noise to
get money and the other makes an oyster get
money.-Rochester Post Express
Prince Bismarck keeps a diary The first
entry on Jan. l reads, Il have resolved to drink
not more than sixty glasses of soul-destroyirg
beer day during the present year" p. S.
ave on Schuetzenfess~ Observation-Disclosures
Herald
80 you nave got twins at your house?" said
Mrs Bezumbe to little Tommy Samuelsop.
''Yes, nam. two fem" "What are you going
to call them?" Thunder and Lightning -
''Why, those are strange names to call
children" "Well that's what pa called them
as soon as he heard they were in the house"-
TEXAS Siftinys.
Time and again, without any gain to him.
self, however. has an Austin tailor. Mr.. Pink
ney French, dunned DR.. w. r. Rhodes. The
latter has been owing the former a taior's bill
Tor the last four years. Doctor. am losing a
great deal of time trying to collect that bill. j"
said French. 'You will get all your time back.
! am going to pay you in time. "-Te1as
Siftings.
.'Ont of the Frying Pan, &c."-Parson to
neer-do-weeD: whats this hear. Giles-that
your wife has left you: All! this is what p
Giles: ''She might do worse than that, sir. :"
ParsOn (shocked): "WOrse!" Giles: ''She might
come back again!"-Punch
A Vocation.-First small girl: 81 know
what I'm going to be when grow up!" Second
DITTO: What are You going to be when YOU
grow up?" First small, girl "a widaeri'-
Punch -
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slowly Poison, -. ..ig:,,y-,-,..

From The london Dahl Ie!e- i y.
The murder of an oil woman OF 81 hy slow
poisoning is on inhnnan Crime. for prrr"tIs'fin.
which upon Mrs Tregellis AT rlu stead .o:,isa
Jane Taylor has been unity cond.mTr,i to suffer
death. NJ. Justice Strphnu. WHO tried lie
case expressed his complete Agreements :5ita ne
cOndrmnatory verdict of the jury Considering
the evidence, 1t would have been weii-u.1u NJ
possible for l2 men OF sense to col.. 10 nv
other conclusion than that arrived at yess..~.-ay
1t was proved that the prisoner a wof..,a So
years * age. came to lodge It'll oid i;r I'D
Mrs Tregellis in August last; that sic SO. ;erv
poor. and that she cajoled the itlSi.,rd at of
- under false pretenses on one occa-i.r.. nd
Iufrter tnat size proposed to go and Lsc H'tl
hin when his wife died. Moreover a.r...,.r
witness deposed that Taylor herself sad >.ie ut
"a powder in the medicine VII ch S.,p ave Ia,
deceased WOMAN What THIS powder AS
becomes quite obvious when II vas d>-
closed at the trial that the prs, .ar aad
been in the habit of buying Gua.n.ri.- u u zar
OF lead. and that the ccirbr-re.. ana, st
who examined the deceased's Ina liz swure to
the presence of cons derab.r amount II THIS
sub>taLCe III the liver and brain vita trace Of
lead -poisofing N the stoIech and utiarr ans.
1t was shown that the wretcne' cissF.et uad
been in the habit of adn.In,te..4- e. Z e
deceased the meu. cine when Tin. doci .- r-i,,-..i
ard mad pretended TO be very kiEu - a..~ G4
Oh occasion she was distinctly So g.. .lrs
IFt9eliis herself tn mix powder WIN lis.
dfauEht The symptoms expef.en b. tae
old lady after taking her medicine WEE s!c1-
Ees-. SHY ering. bacKen.nV of the t,~.rq a-I
nnatiy paraly ss-inpst of them lac, asl>. =-t.t
with the ordinary effects of harmless .i-.sy ARA
al quite consistent with the wei-knoa1 f..---
OF lead poisoning Suspicion was his. af,ti-..4
from the prisoner being .fcuHd wa!kinE al.t 81
the house with bundle of cintn-- AMI o-fey
SIDDCSpI btluu.r N Tr.s 1
from the surgeGn who attended the -c--fG h5f-
peniag t. Feee4iect n at fayior had purca8.s.l :
good deal OF white IL al 1T hi. snop Hssh al
this conclusya evidence aganet tit. ir.Ss,ret
the cefense could not only try to I'D tast tae
or that the lead may have been All N. >ss-.a ~
the husband in a single dose by a ..iaz;zzs If.
story IS one of barbarous cruelty and -f,rc. q.
immortality. and presents no feat urs L. Fl 80 !.
nom the category of hideOus and vuiga- crlgsy--
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soda-fouftain in fitJf insanity. I don't want
any more Ohio cider. It's good enough, hut
there's too much akx4ety&bout It, ia ratheftake
care Of twins than sbotlser barrel OF it, Hark!
do you hear that2 That's the kind Of sharp
-shooting they do ~ the time There's another
one! When go ip there cover my face with
the lid Of that old wash boiler, and sneak around
on tiptoe as ii 1 wis . burglar We're afraid to
take the bottles outailtat once for dread of q
general explosion h-Iad Gather sleep with q pint
OF nitro7glycerne! IF hook cheerful, Parson but
Its undermining my constitution! Must you
go? I won't ask you to take any more cider.
because can't 60 through that tidal wave
0ffener than oncesa day. Hear that2 They're
You needn't speak, of this foolishness, Parson.
Whatever you do, don't put raisns in your
'Ah." said the Parson, ''theres the bell; it's
time for evening lecture
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THE WORLD MOVES. SKILL AND SCIENCE
TRIUMPHANT.


TRIUMPHANT.
Our reporter relates the following remarkable e1ps-
,rsnceof Of our most reliable and substantial mer.
ehxdts, Deacon Stephen @. Mason. Mr.. Mason says
ts4 from 1869 1880 he suffered terribly from IRE
Quent very attacks Of Inammasory rheumatism
attack in the winter 7s was 20 severe
10 render him unable 10 take step in four months.
H physicians thought that one side Of him was pAsl-
yzed and boh knees became stiff that he could not
bend thsm. The doctors pronounced his incura-
bic, leaving him in terrible condition He was then
induced to try Hunts Remedy. by medical friend who
told him that his whole sickness trouble from
kidney disease and convinced Mr.. Mason that such wss
tho snd after taking It entirely cured
and Is in such excellent physical condition that
neither damp weather wot feet affect him disagree
ably Mr.. Mason says that his complete as 1t
more than two years he has had the disease 81
attribute my most remarkable cure solely to Hunts
Remedy. the Infallibe Kidney and Liver Medicine,
says Mr.. Mason.-Proridence Evening Press.
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The Transit of Venus.

~Now, -eil me-. tell ne, Icy yenr-.
Mhat unkfrd thought iia~ SIC b twee. -
ihat you should ss-ei. ~ cross me 80.
IL lace II all the word o'iow?"
mo uhkfnf thought has slept b.twean us
Shifiy answered Lady VanIS
NBut those dear s OTIS upon your A.,
Arc WATCHED by all the human ia.
= NJ iris for yearS has bt. n III irs IA
a moment on your =, eeh - / Ia,
That In your glory mep mi tse
More beauty than befCr, IL me-
"l on touch my cart, y LAZY M!
ADO ,h1Ggh the sptcs- 8 gr'.,tb fS.,.- us
Ny lie ans shall Kiss you YOU -,
And men shall ever at = krow
That Venus ricner beauty won
BY having dared 10 cross the Su