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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
A Boston Girls Dialogue with an
Honest Miner.

During one Of his visits 20 the Com
stock, Mr.. Msekay accompanied .
party Of Eastern tourists 20 the lower
levels Of the California mine. one OF
which carefully selected Massachu-
sets blue blood being = young lady
from Boston who MAS refined - the
notch Of culture On arriving a.
81 The lower levels the gzsping, per
spring, Nilted crew paused, and Mr..
Msckay called the young girlis At
tentioa 70 q speaking tube which con-
nec.ed with the level above.
lis tbs hollow metal cylinder a
conduit Of sound % asked TIE we'll
educated Bostonisnne.
Yes" said M2ckay, Try T."
Tue young lady applied her mouth
70 the opening and piped o.. ; trsn-
ulous ..Hllo-2-o =
sAye-aye." shouted = hearty miner
one hundred feet above.
..What shall l ask him2' said the
girl &c M. Mackay.
ASK him how ne Is getting along"
show are YOU getting along, SI.'
whisIed the maiden.
AsA-E1cS- vel, E411N4S1 Inc
reply.
.And what shall I szy;F continued
the girl.
ASK him II its ho.."
us il hot Up there -
"H0t,er'n hell. AS the plain an
sweT.
The maiden gzsped bat continued,
ssW hat else shall / szsfn
"Oh. ask him how his family are
replied MaekAy, who began 10 lire u
the s.piping-on interview.
rHow ara you family" asked the
girl.
ITO hell wild We; what = you Civ
ing uslf Numbered the miner, who
thought some one Szs joshing him.
The young lady tainted, which end
end the Interview.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

The newest. and therefore the very
sweetest, thing in weddings IS report
ed from Louisville, Ky. In June q
daughter OF General Bucknsr. who is
TO marry Mr.. BelkBap 81 that city,
will have what IS called . rainbow
wedding" as the bridesmaids in
couples viii wear the prismatic eolors,
each pair having q different pale hue
Of India silk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

Q7a A week at home made by the indus
OH trious. Hest business now before the
public. Capital not needed. We will starr
YOU. Men. women. boys and girls wanted
everywhe to work for Us Now is the time.
Yon can work In spare time. or give your
whole time 10 tho business. No other busi-
ness will pay You nearly as well. No one oan
onee Costly outfit and terms free. Money
made fast, easily and honoTably. Address
TRun A Co.. Augusta, Maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

"Fathern Hswley. father Of Sena-
tor Hawley, Of Hartford, was taken to
the Hartford Insane Retreat a few
days ago. For some time he has
shown unmistakable evidence OF in
sanity. and il was deemed best for the
safety Of his family and friends to put
him under greater restraint.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

In q farm house rear Boone, Iowa,
lives Mother Spence, aged So. In the
same house lives her daughter, aged
81; her granddaughter, aged 40; her
great-granddaughter. aged 2l, and
her Observation-Disclosures. aged
J. This is believed to be the only
house in the country ~sheltering five
generations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

In reply to the question, "why does
. Stale have a Legislature1" the Bur-
lington Hawkeye says: "my dear boy,
IL doesn't. The Legislature has the
State. every time. Has il BY the
pocket book. Has il on its back.
You bet your slippers, young man,
the State never has the Legislature
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

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q his 1sT-z4aA.s A. teA1ws=
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PROTECT The FAMILY.

Isi The zsfy q every za1. nsh 81 zeer.
Sc h4s created . E1zs. 70 Zzks so4s rra-
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A =suber & the MUTEAL grsEEvE FusD
LIS As>1EzArI1x s=c4rHs a; Czss. A. Es-1u
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate Of Geo. p. MecOnksy. De-
eeased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ creditors Of the late George P. Mccou-
key. deceased. Of Hamilton. White Pine
Coanty. Nevada. and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present tbe
same to the undersigned. pIcperly y0achsi.
a. their 0fhcs IN the town Of Hamilton. White
Pine CO1nty. within ten monfhs after the
date OF the first publication Ct this z0fies. for
their action thereon, and II rot 20 presented
the same viii be forever barred
I'd. RATM.
L y. ROBINSON.
Administrator Of the Estate Of the late Geo.
p. AeConkey. deceased.
Ha1ilton. Aareh !. IssA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

The California wheat crop promises
TO be as large as any yet harvested.
Some predict that the yield will
amount 70 IS, 200, 900 bushels.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

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altar receipt & satisfactory rrast q 49,
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Notice to Delinquent c0-0HHers.

To J0HN WAGNER JOHN RaE AND
Il Ai1Er4 E1 al a. zteer esElaats
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ADMISSION FEE.
ANNUAL DUES

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of George p. MeCOnk~y. De-
ceased

NTTICE = HEREBY GITEN By
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
The Central Trust Co. of N.Y.,


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NATIVE LUM sER.
Copy


IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF NINTH
L Township, County II White Pine. state Of
NevaIa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

IL People G ths safe = Nevada. rerre
scented be senAte and Assembly. do ezae
- allgxs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27
THE COURTS.

The Grand Jury which adjourned on Tues
day morning, returned the following ipaict
meats: Amzi F. Jackson, VIM. 8. Jackson
Robert f. Jackson and Hiram jackson, EN-
bezzlement, five indictments; Ed Flanagan
assault; James WEIGH, assault; Vim. stenb
ems, larceny; Henry Franklin, larceny; VIM
Austin, larceny; Wesley Empy, horse steal
ing; Isaac Sackett, larceny Lawrence Coo
gan, larceny; Chas. Connors, larceny; Johr
McHugh, larceny; selling liquor Wm. Lin
der; Dan. o. Kane, keeping house of ill.fame
also for selling liquor without license; Isaa,
W. Blood, John DOrfner, John ii SteDheR
son, Ambrose and Mary Betting, Thos Glen
Peter Eschbock, for Illegal liquor selling.
The Jury also made q report on the condi
ten Of the jail, finding Is male and one fe
male prisoners; also
The prisoners said they we're well treated
ana well supplied with good, substantial
ioou' Inc Sheriff seems 10 be very careful
maj none OF the prisoners may have any
mdhs OF escape through the negligence o
himseh or baillffs. All prisoners are re
CURED, on arrival st The Jail, to be Invested o
their own clothing and are furnished with ,
new SUIT On their release their own clo.het
are restored 10 them. I, is the opinIon a
the committee that the sanitary condition O
The Jail Is not good. The water supplv ia dc
neient aBd impure. The impuriiy arise,
from peculiarities in the plum bling. Tn,
water used for culinary and drinking pur.
poses Is obtained from the city artesian well
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27

The great stumbling block in the way OF
Srestor's progress toward greatness, is the
water supply. Every day the need of some
sort OF supply becomes more apparent
The latest plan suggested is by Mayor
Plumb, as follows:
!. To pump water from Deienbaugh's
mil pond into a stand.pipe ami from
thence distribute i. through pipes over the
city.
.. To build tank ON the elevation at
the Mason farm and pump water from the
Immense supply found in the strata of sand
Which lie along Otler Creek, to be brougb,
to tue city in pipes,
.. To eXcava,e an ample reservoir ON
the river bottom between the gas works
and the railroad bridge, and by boring
down TO the soft water which is supposed
10 exist IN a certain sand rock below, which
has been found to rise high enough TO fiji
the reservoir, 10 obtain II supply which, il
found, would be pumped into reservoir
or slapd-pipe and distributed the same 8;
from the other points named.
hich the Press suggests would coSt
from $4,000 to 5000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27
The Art Loan Exhibition

The Art Loan Exhibition opened at the
Armory on Wednesday evening last. The
Exhibition Is most interesting one. and
even more extensive than most people lmag-
ined 1t would be. The different departments
are, Oil Paintings, Jewelry, Laces, &c, Ger
amics, Bric a-Brac, &c, Books and MSS,
Musical Instruments, War Relics, Engrav.
ings, &C., Indian Relics, Coins, &c, Electric
Machines, Miscellaneous. The number Of
articles listed on the Catalogue is 2OS4, but
the number on exhibition is probably third
larger.
The list Of departments shows the wide
range Ut articles on exhibition. and the
booths are we'll filled-some Of them crowd
ed. Each department has q booth OF it's own,
and all are handsomely and artlsticaIly deco.
rated.
In the picture department there 10 u liberal
number OF paintings by local artists, as well
as some very old works and fine specimens
Of contemporary art by artists Of established
reputation. Among other rare pictures is
Perry Armstrong; full length portrait Of
Shabbona.
In all departments there Is wonderful W.
rlety OF beautiful. rare and curious things,
mention Of which in the catalogue but faint.
~ describes them, as, c. g., "Fan-Mrs. D.
Lorrlsux"-One OF the most beautiful OF the
fan tribe, In texture and workmanship fit to
have been used by 1itanis, Queen Of the
Fairies; then there are mosaics from Flor.
enee, pictures from Italy, paintings from
China, necklaces from Zululand, jewelry OF
many generations, lsces and textile fabrics
of all ages from all over the world, embroi.
derles from South Kensington and Turkey,
cloth from Fiji Islands, relies of the old pio.
neer days of this and other states, curiosities
bowls from India, china and pottery hundreds
ofyears old, and used on many q famous
mans table; manuscripts that would delight
the heart OF bibiomauac, coins OF all coun
tries, war relics, &c, &C., d9 10.
It is wonderful how so many things worthy
aplace in such an exhibition could be col
lected in enc county. All the departments
are crowded with rare and curious articles
rartics with histories and teemlng with
memories of the great and good.
The Exhibition will run oil next week, and
it Is well worth q visit. On Monday eyenin 9
Mise Lottie Clark, Of Utica, the well known
elocutionist, will give some readings: and
on Friday night Miss Kate Jordan, Of Nor
ris, will sing; while other special entertain
ments are promised for other nights.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27

The members Of 81. Francis German
Catholic) church Of Ottawa ere arranging 10
give Il fair at Scha, ner's Hall next week, be-
ginning Monday, Jan. 29th and 10 conclude
On Friday evening with ball, for which
Willis's full orchestra has been engaged.
Admission to the ball IS cents; to the fair 10
cents. The following programme has been
arranged for the week: Monday, for small ar.
ticles Tuesday, first contest for gentieman's
hair watch guard with gold mountings, be-
tween Stephen Hensler and Frank Kuhn
second, contest for gold headed cane, be
tween WIN. Mates, julius Leix, Eugene Mil
Ter ard Albert Rhiel. Wednesday, rattle for
clock, doll with cradle, lamp, silver cake
basket, motto, picture Of holy family, &c
First contest for easy chair, between Rev. F.
Poettken ana Henry Becker; second con
test for gold breast pin, between Kate Hens
Ter and Kate Wehrstein. Thursday, first
contest for gold watch, between Fred. Sche.
rcr and Henry Klein; second contest foI
gold headed cane between Jos, Albrech'
Jos. Auhry and Paul Cebulske. Friday, rattle
for set furniture, bead cross, stove, lap robe
for buggy. Besides the shove there will be
the usual attractions presented on such oc
cesions, insuring d pleasant time TO all who
attend
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NORMAN KILBURE,


EIS Al, SEsT~rI.ENI E:N r.-EsrLTE OF
Il JACsB FisHBURE. DECEAsEp.-Not!ce Is hereby
given 20 all person. Interested IN aid estate thar the
undersigned, Adnlnstratrx OF the estate Of said ia
cob Flshburn deceased VIII appear before the Probate
Court OF the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, at
the Probate Coart Recon- In OTTAWA, In said county. on
Monday the 18th day Of February u ISIS Tor the pnr.
pose OF rendering account Of her proceedings In the
Administration oi sad cstate for the ns settlement
Dated 81 Ottawa, this 9Th day OF January ISIS.
CATHERINE x FiSHBURS.
ATrxsr: " KlLBrhS. MARx
tsU?.Ss Administrative
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27

ON Nsnday morning last our citzehs were
greatly surprised and panied 10 iea," VI 'He
snddcn death n. his residence IN West QUA
wa of the late sheriff. Thomas Clark, the
surprise being the greater because oil MS ap'
pareutly perfect health the eveaing before
Tho cause of his death was said al the Tune
N bav, been heart disease, although a post
wor,em examination since held shows 1t to
have boen from the bursting Of blood ves'
sal and deposit Of blood on the brain
The facts OF the sad event are few and can
he briefly stated. About O'Clock Monday
morning Mrs. Clark WIS awakened by her
husband apparently rubbing the left side OF
his body. She spoke to him, but received no
answer; she then tried to rouse him, but
failed In this; then, becoming alarmed, she
called her son and sent him for medical as
sstance, but all efforts were In vain, ana
death ensued about 3 o'clock, the dying man
suffering little or nothing.
The deceased was member OF ~. Joph
Commandery, Knights Templar, oil Peru 10
whom request was sent to conduct the iun'
eral .eryices: also Of the orders OF Odd Eel
lows. Grand Army Of the Republic, Ancient
Order of United Workmcn and knights OF
Honor. From the two orders last named the
widow will receive $4,000 each as insurance.
Mr.. Clark was born in Canada near Maya.
ra Falls. lie learned his trade OF carriage
making In Albany; came west in 1856. He
served all through the war, in the 18th and
afterwards in the l54th Regis He was mar.
ried In 1864 to Miss L. a. Olmstead, OF La
Sale. His public life in this county is well
known. He leaves wife and four children
TO whom he was dcvotedly attached. He was
regarded as a genial, honest and worthy citi-
zen, and his loss will be heaviest felt by
those who knew him best.
The funeral services were held on Wednes
day afternoon at the Congregational church,
the remains being accompanied to the church
by the Knights Templar. At the church
there had gathered large concourse of PEG.
pie, including delegations from the other so.
cieties named, not only OF Ottawa, but La.
Sale, Utica, MarseilleS, and other ADJOINING
towns.
Rev. G. B. Barnes delivered the funeral ad.
dress; after which the knights took charge
OF the casket again and the procession, head.
ed by Earl Post, G. A. r., carrying the ban.
ner OF the lO4th III. Volunteer Infantry, oil
which Mr.. Clark was o member, proceeded
10 Ottawa Cemetery. where the last sad rites
were administered by his comrades.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-01-27

HtUrHfHdt IHp
A DIN NISrRA1OtS SALH OF REAL ESTATE. -
IA BY virtue OF an order and decree ~ the Probate
Court OF Ia Sale county Illinois. made ON the petition
Of the unders igned Sssanpa Cord tdministrariN OF
the Estate OF Ssls Cord deceased for leave 10 sell
the real tate OF sal. dCCe sCd. nj tn January term
1873 IL sald court 10 Wit on the seventeenth DAY
Of January 1850. Ihall, Monda, the hiueieenth
day Of February o. lsS, next, az the hour Of ties
o'clock In the forenoon OF said day sell At public sale,
At the south door Of the Probate onrt Room In ora
In said county the real estate described ne follows
TO Wit The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF section number twenty i've, IN township thirty six
NORTH range three east oi the third principal meridian
also tho southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter or
fractional section plumber thirty In township thirty
siI north range four cagt OF the third pEcipa merit
dian: and, also i've acres of timber nd. described 40
iOoWs lot number eighteen, In the northwest quar-
tcr of section Thiry nye IA Township ihrtysix nor b.
In range number three ra- OF the third principal
ritlan. plated by g.. W. Hrrubtrh, County Spr-
ycyor OF said county ~ Il Sale July Sh, ISIS. and
corning 10 the -"'prd st' rgf # st -g' ION .,rty
f,f. %, 8 'f." y 90 f'.. r''Fl 90 %. 4f
90 -G tt4.y 81 IA safe. .u a.. -a..y y. !lv.s.
On the foliuSAs terms. 10 VI: Cash in hand A. the
time of the -ae The s real e'sr snal br sold sub
eCt The late uf Homestead and TIE right % dONar
of tie WIDOW OF ssd deceased the said Susanna Cord
therein.
Dated trl- 2.Jh day ii January :. u. lsS3.
SUSANNA CORD,
AcMintstrAttiN Of the Estate %
SCls y. Cord. dcCt Lsyd
SzHJEI EICUuLSuS. s0l'r for Pc itOutg. lAIE
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ANUS EN- ENTs.
Next Weeks DOings.

The Harmony Club will present the fairy
operetta, Golden Hair and the Three Bears, y
at Turn Hall, on Friday evening, February 2
and will also give a matinee upon Saturday
afternoon, February s. The story of Golden
Hair aud the Three Bears" Is well known,
and the operctta is full OF pretty airs and
choruses. Golden Hair, beautiful flower girl
wandering through shady dell In which
q group o: forest children have made theiI
home, joins the baud, and Of their Queen'i
request undertakes to secure some wonderful
jewels which are concealed In the home OF
The Three Bears. The succession Of solos
and chorases In which the adventures OF
Golden Hair are described, all contribute to
make this the most delightful Of all the fairy
children's Operettas
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HeW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

A Section of Land x Of q mile from the Depot at
Tintah Minnesota There is broken up $50 acres q
90 Cd we'll good house. Sx0 plastered good barn ,or
II or lS horses agood small grsnary il called the
best section In Champaign township VIII be sold
cheap Reasons for sale made known TO applicants:
OiiaXa. jan. 70. lSSj..n w. BUSHNk l.l..
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GALLAGHER & BlRCHEN0UGH,

Attorneys at Lao
CTAI'E q. Ill r. Oh -, La SALLRCo.
- SIS. In Probate Court Of said couhiy, to Jana.
dry Term A. d. 1885.
In the matter OF the Estate OF William Clinton, de
ceased. Notice.
Whereas It appears thls Court. by petition aled by
Jane NJ Clinton that Philip Kelly Executor OF the
last Will and testament of said william Chnt0n, de-
ceased has removed beyond the limits OF this state
and has abandoned the performance Of the duties OF
such executor; . .
now therefore notice Ia hereby given TO the said
philip J. Kelly, executor as Aforesaid to appear be-
fore before the Probate Court at the Probate Court
Rooms in Ottawa. in said county, on the 26th day OF
ebruary A. D. 1889 at the opening OF court ON that
day and make set ements of his accounts ne required
by law and In default thereof that nn order VIII be
entered removing him. the said Philip J. ely os such
eX cutor In pursuance Of the statute in such case
made ana provided. -
Dated this eth day OF January A. d. 1883.
A. r. BARTELS, Clerk.
GALLAGHER & Bi RCnRNoUou Attys jan27Iw