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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
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t5area.
SGtIe. On einex sahIrei6 keluStr,
SerianaEIuns hisfiser S~osieIesnosra
tan DaTee Der S9ufasuer 6afenr!e0e
suu Observation-Disclosures hsr Xrbsifer
plrtet fdr Saue ana ben SoaItxss pye.
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rasis. eas Der akerra4sRbe RnEiseifau,,
uIndr sSIae SsrenIaHuas bate, eieIeIbs
auisuISlen.
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UnIhe eta iuHasr Mann IN Scda uerbafs
tet. fsJitgbe toEnte ieec6 feline unidaIo
naaDeilen uRe urSfe mieeer ~eztIaFien
Us,eeu. Sisher bat man uoR BEN He5r.
Der ne5 tcine Spur.
Eroetns eSsRfaSea.
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uaisrev @eseRe bat pisSsr eincn neuen
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.s6uis 9neUis- IN Srna ii eia Il 6us
Ed4uses SobIsHf6s ansefahren, peI3es
rsine 6tittpbIe sHth6lt.
@areReorf. SH Gnierem Sreiie
tnh firsIi9 EataraI .SerpReeunssifatio=
men IN &Greneorf. 9ariepintsI une Soets
stHatri6tst pOIeeR /; bic Scctsndnee
boitsn ga bieiem Sired 5000 u. bCsiIs
Iist.
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@smsines esbiIsst. DirIclbe
belt isren sVittn &~cttessieaf unn Grthcis
lung ees sb;Renasgs euC4 ben aIttathos
Siarrsr Or. 8c5Rsin aus Sorts
numb in sinsm SIehsn;tmE,Er Der SrIer
SSuls ab.
Reetnprestaa.
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oer ueusn Ssfsftieuasspnte unisrr
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in ben Tldntn ,ur Sur9iab
ruul Der neatu llmuauuna einirsten ;
,eG Sooloaiide @arttR uHo Die 6loro
.oucn nod IN e:slelhe btntinaeleasn uer
zen, feus bic eaear5 etp0Hicnetn Re
Ten BON l. daiaicnea Nfare p,n ben in
erriiiIitn YIipntrH, be,u. Snifituten
patesu. Mud bic 6rase &c,
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Stah, III sr6Jtett porstn.
carmen. Aus uabeeeufcRher uyfas
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9cnSarm Saocuann Dem 0ren.
u. Sis,ids tn Der Rei4ss
rage Shade ssi5uertu. CT idIid fH
bic Srennsrei Gin une ieuctte auf ..
psi ReuoIpsriadfs ab, Die eenleIben In
Srnit trafen unS fAw:r psrIetten.
>et Serb,e5er peiiudte oann iid felbfi
ara einsn ReDOIOeri5us ,u e~ntIsiben,
uros isoo9 burd bic bstbeilpTiHernbsn
lrenutreigtbilfeu earan eehineert unh
nter unqrhsurGm anfauf eeftHslt saI
oIiseiwide eefatrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
Iproptns cnpreast%.

E6uiesbera. Spsi gre6t bisiist
SupoItbduier babsn nit Der TuifiSeu
Sipuelita5u 8sItVdee abaeidLOfsn, mad
ueIdsn lie an ben Stationcu oielcr 9lhn
tn Seharo5isn Seirtihe in siaenSn Ds,
pots abnsbueu, pelass pOn bort aus eis
Tstt mad Ronissbera psIIaoeu wire. IS
NJ has uits NaI, oas iioruifiAes
9etreihs auf hisiem @eae bicIber
tommt unb 1T ma auf bic Sntpi6tlune
oss 9ei4dfts febr s~eipannt.
Srauusbrre. sgn Ter Iaibotii6cn
Pfarrtirht bes Ra9barborfes 3oItshorf
Uuresn mittsllt Gnbruas austr einem
SduIo Document unb elmer Obligation
iibsr 1850 ID. - Stif WertbpdpisTe
i'm 9siammtbsirag pen SO, 425 %. a.
9r. SpIau. Dieter Gage wurbsn
ole POM RTsiie siabIirtsn ( S~srpfseunes.
l%tatiousu bier, in g~inosberg. GIeu,bura
uno ll~bsruanaeH er6ffnst. CUR 9eitrei
tuug Del unIolten bat Der Rrtis uorIduiI
2OOO R. heresecben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
5nbu frimes Eaters.
GoufesHus.l

Rop.l,t pm erHa ei4ut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
e1IsSwss'NsIRsin

Sessbers. Die Ietts Der Sus
burger ViibIen IN nun aud benz Abbru&
p%eIfaueu, uuo swar UNI bier pisesr
erridtst Al we,btn. auf Der einft init
msbrsrsu RabIen btftoneentn Ouburser
66bs bIeibt uur nod bic Ruine 6es
SdIoGes iurid, welhe Der Ra1weIt aIs
5ifoIiide RsIiquie crhaItsn bIsibt.
S9Ieswis. Die Ritter SOr6 In
Sommeritebi, Nnbreisu In Stepping uue
BtteIltu in 9rSns fus po,Idufa pou
Ibrem dmts i~uspsnbitt, neil giIiebu
,brcr 6amiIie on ben Denominations,
reiicu nab WsitliiIanb unb R~openbaasu
lbeiI esnommeu babsu. Die @euonn.
ten wsreen ,unddit bebuis amisent'
itsaus in Disiiplinaruntsriu9una &C
,ogsn Teleen, neil aud fe nit liaais.
fsinoIideu Ssmonltrationsu f9 beiaei
gu babeu f6cineu.
Gioerfebt. 0as benz Stoate &c.
b6renoe sro6s 9oruier ron Oftsrbaprr
une has bstcuttnee Sorufcr bee
Au9uifsufooss ioatn leet enr6 eiutn
asmeiniAaitIidcu Somus,t oea Dor BEN
usbcrtritt Der Stub sefddet wt,hsu
Die Rotten fino auF l6o. 600 N. psrs
anihlaei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
Q6nfartIA RaAffn.

Rirdbtrs. On Der 3u4fabris
pom sstIsr unh SLIDER tn Sansusoorf
puret Str 81 Sabre allie ATbsitu YtnSnsT
pcu bier BON einsm 3tcibTismsu eTfasi
Hnb ItbtnsatfibrIia SupHnstt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
gtturstrsue.

9ou .Oes III bod Hart. Sis ltessu
sssr uRs btttslu, une Id afabrs. bas
Sst sOr Rarlsm sinen StrUsHSiSn be-
asi bacon, Der SbnsH Gin fEeinss Der
n'sstn biHisIIics!s
Settler: .Gau, reat, Iiebsr SeTTl
Aest lea u bonn hssbaGe-faaIcuseu3'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
EroptRD Rogtn.

Rimpti5. Sas Spier elmer uus
funigsn bette UuIes i'm nobsn Rurtuis
Der Is Sabre aIie HIbtitsr 6dsctt aus
RIsutid. TtrisIbe bate IN foIst elmer
Bette trsi babe 9ittr S6nops gefTuu,
fen, fisI auf Der Siruss um uno nal ole,
paIo toot.
SitTopo. gum .S1sds Der RGrfid;
RsguItrune. ioRts iur Snts uHe Ss7ii,
isrune ees SaIii4 Brutss bat f5 aui
BsraHIafuus Der RssisruHg bier sint
@srphtri5ait ssbiIotf. 1eIds NIT BEN
betr. Arbsiten i9On in nd6fsr Ssit Dor.
ssbsn Dito.
Ropitfd. Ter bci Ger 6rpIoHon
Der TGnpfbIais in eer SauI,'i6cn S6ds,
rsi UeiIss:s Sdfustitgs lriasr If isinsl
Seieea bsrsifs tTieeen; Der Ruviera
i5misS Iisai bofiHunssIos sarHieesT, si.
btissn anSutR 9dtsT limb dussr esbsusa
eefabr.
Sauter. lIuieTc fdefii6en iss55ra
ben babsH bsi8IoHeH, BEN Ban eeiI
S6IaSfhauits Der 6leii4srizuuna fir
tisene Rt6Huns ~ h~btTIafsn. Tos
Saladibaus iou bis ,uus ]. Suui Z. 2.
Hda ben d%HorhHuHesH ets Raetftrafs
fCTtis esffsaf ian.
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canaePeT.

9annoper. Der @utstHiptttor
SsIirom aus bsm nGben 8aTinsbauirn
bate aus Der @utsfoHe 1000 ~. tuis
ueuect, ftrutr fur Rtdnuue bss Outs
bier eiutu 9ttrag ron 5000 N. stboben
uno nat init SCm @tIet peri6wunesn
Rlrslia wuTst etTitIbs nun In sinsm
bisfissn 5otsI tTmiiitIt uno 6inaftit ess
mobt. On i6iHem BeFs wureeH ron
benz cnipsnSeten @eIbe rod game 1855
Or. poIociunetn, 6es iibriac bate CT nit
IhetrIiGsu SiTntn pubTndt.
ct. aubrtasbera. lluitr Berg
ffdOIaen bciinost f9 m erpssI aufJts
guug. Wsif ibcr 100 BerfouCn IieetH
an Der 5ri6insntraHi5sit earnisosr unb
nod IN biz 3abI bsT GJiTsRtunetn niti
obesi9IOhen. Gur6 pshsn 5abrIdifes
teit Die Rranfheit UtTaulasi uurbs. III
nod nidt ermitttlt.
Gmbsu. 9m nshtn Sorf Rcus
8oIiuabauien bat i'm SerIaBf zines
,uiiHCn ben @tbniesm S6miei ausass
bro9sntu Streiies bar ianesTs Rrubu
ben dItsrtn uitoden. Die BTibtr bat,
ten pcr5sr BEN SaHdpseIais hberHdsis
,uatipro6tu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
Rroptns enIsasn.

SrssIau. Ga O HiiCu Ses hitf.
1tn icsIesii4gH Cartons ~ tt=e crete
soiirie stTenfiaIfr; DotSsn, bGsa Gle.
buul II iir,tfitT Ssi; iiIiiHaetH iea.
Cis btistn crfffn 6auVtssuinnt iirh enc
Sch HHs zine StIbsrisHIs TN beth
usE 30. 600 ktfz. 2 COO Rars. Der
brute 5zE5fss1rEn. zsi5G eiHea iDuis
uoa 10. 600 r. rtvT6iCziiIi. biIbet cine
usaniasist SiIscraasfsfiuHs far cins
SsfI psn IS RsTieztz IN aeoifstztr unb
tzzssoau aTbCif mt Nuff6seH, Ganbt.
IsbcIz arb Bends. Gu is4fie fr1spi.
stzJan ksf;tbt IN tIHtn tlesantCn Bril-
Lazii4zES, eaaiEE NIT AabaHs, arns
saae zzs S~hreessns@.
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ssn E2tsrsrTf rrs sesafs Ssrsnura
.r lssstu cue &,bsi4uIe nusrsH
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7tf6C Eia ceSslfisCr RsrmsIbisf be-
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psa bCza ttnfT btTt-s ssu sTiiitsnsn
SsFgstHassH aioaca ia.
grs1tHs SaAFeH-
RssbebHrs- ER s~iesiisrse
6srtRstHs iEisis en- 81, SitsrH JssrsH
at4f ettzHEiez btstsfts 9esea. EHf
hem ResSEase HsT Rs9mHiass on siH
Czr1ssEaneu taaE ~ sssfeu. EHb n
ben RsiiaHrafisESs zsiE S4asf HstH
kzTi&fe fsEisauaHe eiHG usbuiaiIIHs.
10 Sab be ssnss9isn Gei4aits ais he
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31

Sd babe uuT INNER bic sr6stt
Gorge, iGste re. has sr ,SbHeu stDds
,uIeice ibuf. 9c GnifHtrf5 f6nutt
,au, rusrs lem, beu ssiaisht iaer
1tdts. 8euu Cr Sic a5er fic6t, eeHsr
Il sIeia an SIREN Batter unb bdnn sodt
Tim Die Gale. Ss III bod tiuuaI 70.
gu MIR brnaus ioIitH Sta nun icon sor
nI5t tomrnsa. ST gIauet uIdI an ,SbJ,
freaHoi3arili6e @stiHHuTs aua NIT
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IN Rranter. IS Dares MIR zine sros.
5aICi5teruHs isiH. Ueun Ste fa sui
4litscu toHHieu, IN esr Stdet " bIst
zen, 5is IS Hir ~ssIuHscu III, esH uH.
latltaen psH sisr ~ sniiuHsa. 2a1n
Sit nh u5t;Cu, esbCH Ste!" Ga7or
souis er rId,s uinsu.
sd bitte bort tsiue rusile IaIHuts",
,uf1srts II. .,Gs rdre Fi1beif. zsCnF
I'd Sic bier S5rcm S5ifiaI ibsrIisEs.
Rarie. Sic EiHen ni6t. Ris Iish ID
Sie etroHnra babe. Retn. nm bGei6Cr
~;Eiauusu."
AsIe Il i5r Sdsti tTsu5sTiis uaa idrt'
ha ,usIsid IN bic AHseH lab, matii
br uohI eas SIut IN be @1nsu
iaisseu.
.5n 5dfisu eiEanser gar Hi5t ms5r
irtTtH foaez". iigts ne ICiis. ShrI
6ane Iiss ne itz eot, rem er y: az
Gem furitu 3hdDta. uhaiGts.
A6enes fan Der SiTee-metagT ksTaus.
or srszHsisis M, Ras o5CHtIi4 ser.
eshe. 2auicnia.as Dsr NIT ssn Gei
Dthr auf ssr atsnldCH SeloasTt &C.
iebsH wsToSH Hno haie mt eezleIbtE
ATbeiter btershi, he Ioa i9rea Rosur
unssH mad scH 6ahTt,s ebGAesn sinsSH
DGs iei sin rsTheieueT &Iie-sa. kGt'
Ct behaupiet; !, MT a eHlIs bar &sn
aerei4t babe, sarts Eiu1azs cane iefHI
@~snssmisHns ssbsa sssT fatrrH. Giz'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
Is4Gas isEstl

StaiftL IS On. Der RiEifa,
xriisezs Ralsz u ,zrsfsnEetea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-31
Prsptui Rsmrers.

SoIbere. Rsuereinss III aaf Ssm
Haneer Sort Gin beioabeTes SEifrusS es
Da4uEs as RommaHoo iuT ushune aufaes
fts1t. TGNcIbe tefttt aus hem SbcTs
Ioticu I'M 2 iItcTta, f,d5er Ger Marine
austh5rfseH RoIbsres,u Mna ipu fir
R~Jisesi6ss ~ siasr Shfsnpd6e n-sss.
biIee; uerStR.
SrauofdIIe. Tn 6OIse t6s1iI
Tiger Srmehrfuus pureeu IN Rsusu-
'iThsH bel St.iiin IS Gehduee sinRcub
Der SIammsu, sine oui tsm @oitrirt5
3anosIiben 9runhiiE6 in ARflam suts
uauosus 6euersbrunft Isste eis'es ionic
bas Raufndun Rohntr'Ids@ 05nsetddse
IN Hide, nobel aa6 Der Sburm Der IRA
risnttr6e nieesIhTaunte une eitfe itIott
eIbetsi4 btf5ioIst uuIhc. Uub IN S3ars
do1 bel RdumIn fsIsn Die @thSfit Der
Sausra RGfoD. R6hler. gSolii uHs
S6ul;. fouie Die Ssbduhs ees eissn.
ibimsrs RoSsrt RGnt5sp siacr sr5Sercn
,Ssusrsbrunit sum Spisr. Auf BEN
Guie uocrs nuF Rlssu einseu S @es
bduee, in yciiin 5ti @euiu eas 9eb6ft
bes NibIenbersers STCws. in Sdme;otp
bel gtduaaIS has @rambowi5s Nib.eu
in Sdlis eds @o5nbGas
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3dro oas artmanni DE 9aus in SlommsH
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
STATE AND COAST ITrms.

The stage due at Tucson, Arizona.
Thursday night was caught In the
rush of waters near Tubac and upset.
The horses were drowned.
Sacramento courts and police are
engaged In investigating apparently
extensive body-snatching operations.
carried m in the cemeteries OF that
city.
The iron bridge Of the Arizona and
New Mexico Railroad, across the San
Francisco river, al Clifton, New
Mexico, was entirely washed away
Tuesday night.
Nothing Is more dangerous, says
the HALEY Times, than to walk about
with bare feet Ia the morning. II
there are fires to be started lei your
wife attend TO them.
Another big strike has been made
In Quijotoas. The ledge assays ss 900
in gold, and there Ii much excitement
Ia consequence.
Fourteen more inches OF water have
fallen this eason &C Los Angeles,
Cal, than at Sacramento. this lie ;
reversal of the usual fall.
A Montana stock man just returned
from Iowa says that the State il foil
Of Montana stock men, who are buying
everything from a calf to an old cow,
to ship West this Spring.
Information from Cheyenne IL to
the effect that the late storms IN
Wyoming covered the feed with snow
and cattle are dying right and left.
Counterfeit silver dollars, OF the
date Of 1888, are afioat at Truckee, Cal.
They are said to be excellent iinita-
tons of the genuine, and we'll calcu.
lated to deceive.
During the late storm, rays the
Silver City Avalanche, the wheelers
ofthe Winnemucca stage were covered
up by q snowslide, but through the
management Of Libby, the driver, and
Mr.. Tourney, they were speedily
~extricated.
The financial part of the Sullivan.
Robinson iasco has been figured I'D
as follows: Expenses, $3.50; receipts,
$40, 9l3 95; to Robinson, $1,000, ard
the remainder to the champion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
Pssils IN the Late sterms.
[Reaex. March eth.l

10 Liddle has lost 500 head OF sheep
and Is liable to lose as many more.
With q ssgo devil" he made q road ten
miles long and finally succeeded in
driving his drove of sheep through IL
out ofthe deep snow. Comprehsnding
the situation he must have worked
like a mailer. On his return trip,
being the Only passenger, he may be
credited with saving the stage drivers
life, who, becoming benumbed with
cold nine miles this side of Parker's,
was just about ready to give up. 10
who was but little better of, took
charge; unlocked the team from the
stage-which va q sleigh--tied the
poor brutes to It, gave them hay, of
which there CHANGED to be a bale on
the sleigh at the time, and then struck
out in search Of material with which
to build = fire, which they succeeded
in finding in the course of an hour.
The driver wanted to go to sleep and
could not be induced to proceed at
times until the snow was partly
shoveled out of the way. The wind
was blowing a gale and, in order to
start a fire it vas necessary 10 run q
tunnel into . SNOW bank. With two
wet horse blankets to break the wind
they managed TO pass the night. H.
took them all next day 10 get back TO
Parker's which was only nins miles
distant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
hamilton NOTES.

lFrom Our Regular Correspondent.
The weather in this section Is look
ing dubious again to-day, being of
the pogonip order. This beats any
winter We have had since that of
1856.
When last heard from, Bob Meyer
hoff, who some weeks since left here
for the northern country, was north
OF Toano and making % or rs miles
a day.
Messrs. Rockhill and Sterratt have
finished their contract for Mr.. Ken
dali IN the Jennie A, but have been
retained at the mine on another lay
out.
Mathewson Bros. are having work
done upon the Silver Plate mine, be-
low town, with quite encouraging
prospects. They deserve much credit
for several mining enterprises they
have lately taken hold OF.
Tom McKenna paid US a flying visit
from White Pine Mountain upon
snowshoes = few days ago. He had
to return by way OF Eberhardt and
Cathedral Cation.
George Merger, of Ward, who was
here quite seriously i'll, has returned
home much improved. His brother
Charles, of Candelarla, whom he
started to see, and who was reported
not expected to live, he learned by
telegram to be improving, and his
further journey was not deemed ne
ceesary.
Our young friend, James o. Doyle,
has gone to the Goddess & Bertrand,
10 fill = position in the store there
with Harvey Carpenter.
James Reilly's buggy house fell in
a few night ago from the weight of
snow on the roof, causing some dam
age. Il "a promptly repaired.
The Truckee mine is now being
worked by day and nights shifts.
VIM. Matsous Of the Hamilton and
Eureka freight line, lost II OF his
most valuable horses yesterday. 1t
died in harness.
Our mails have again got down to
nearly their former regularity.
After the announcement here of q
late wedding out in Steptoe valley, a
young man in this town had the door
OF his Office draped with mourning,
and his sombre looks betrayed the in
ward anguish of a heart rent with re-
morse for the loss OF some dearly
priced object. tPshaw ! why feel SO
bad il, wasn't The prize won in The
family all the same.-ED.l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
TAYLOR ITEMS.
rom Our REGULAR Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
The new Monitor within is COM
pleted and has been started in to hoist
rock. II Is working in good shape,
under the skillful management of
Sam Snyder. A snug and comforta-
BILE building has been put over the
works.
Our fighting Italian, who recently
got his finger bit off, is in danger OF
losing his arm from the effect The
wound is producing. DIR. Campbell
advises a%mputation of the arm, but
the Italian says he would prefer death.
Some workmen are coming from
the outside already III anticipation Of
work being resumed OH the Monitor
mines in "A short time.
p. Keegan and family, OF Spring
VALLEY, are going TO move here in
April and become permanent resi-
dents of II town.
Pat Welch (of yours came IN q
week ago and is tari wing with us.
Quite anumber OF the "boys," who
went out late in the Fall, when work
suspended, are, like migratory birds,
returning to their summer haunts.
Joe Lander is now running the liv-
cry stable in North Taylor, formerly
owned by Barney McKernan.
Jack Wheatley reopened his restau-
rant in South Taylor on the lst, and
doing . nice business.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
MAIL Contracts.

IL is announced that proposals will
be received by the Postofice Depart
ment until May 3D.. 1884, for carrying
the mails Of the United States upon
the routes, and according to the sche-
dulles of arrival and departure speci-
fed by tina Department in the State OF
Nevada, from July, l. 1884, to June
80, 1886. List of routes, with sche-
dnies of arrivals and departures,
instructions to bidders, with forms
for contracts and bonds and all other
necessary information, will be fur
nishsd upon application to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
strike In the Tlcup.

In the fore part of the week an i'm
portant strike was made in the lower
level of the Ticup mine by the force
now working there for Spencer Il
Frank. The extent of the ore body
IL not yet known, but the quality is
of high grade-over 5000 to the on
After the heavy losses this firm has
sustained by the late owners OF this
property, it would afford us pleasure
to record a find such extent as to
more than repay them. We hope
soon to chronicle such a result.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
A Disastrously Fatal snoyvslids Ia
Utah.

A Salt Lake dispatch of the 9th
says On Friday night the 7th In
slant at $3.50 o'clock, q snowslide half
a mile long, extending from the Sum-
init down to Alta. swept away the
works of the new Emma mine. killing
Lehecker, foreman; d. D. WATSON,
machinist, and his brothers; Samuel
Prethero, Charles Colgreen and wife,
Edward Croket, Lottie Pleon. o. J.
Johnson, N. s. Delano, Willard Ste
phenson and John Richardson. The
bodies have all been recovered except
one. Il vas the worst slide aver
known in Little Cotton wood, the snow
piling forty feet high. The damage
to the mine is $4,000. The storm is
too bad to bring the bodies down.
Several of those killed leave families.
A later dispatch says No effort has
yet been made 10 return to Alta to
bring down the bodies of the snow.
slide victims. IL Is still storming fu-
riously in the mountains, and any
effort to get 10 Alta will be fruitless.
All the bodies found are horribly
mangled. owing TO the immense
weight which fell upon them. The
entire shit of the Emma mine was
buried. and had to tunnel 35 feet
through the snow and ice to get out,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15

Judge Rising's Decision In the Storey
County Case.

Judge Rising's Decision in the Storey
County Case.
A case, which cannot but be Of In
tsrest to the people of White Pine,
was passed on by Judge Rising last
Friday. II va for the recovery from
the bondsmen of Treasurer Nsyin OF
the funds stolen from that county's
treasury some time ago. AS to as APP
pears right and proper, judgment was
given for the county for the amount
stolen. IN this connection 1t would
seem pertinent to ask what steps our
Commissioners are taking TO save the
taxpayers Of White Pine from loss of
= similar nature. We heard : long
tims ago that The suit against the
bondsinen OF the late Geo. p. Me-
Conkey was pending in the Supreme
Court. But 1t seems to be sleeping
there. This recent result in the Storey
county Ease should wake up our
County Fathers to The Importance of
the matter aud not let the case tag
for want Of prosecution. The follow
ing from b Enterprise gives the re-
suit IN the Storey county case
10 the suit Of the state OF Nevada
against Dennis Eevin and his bonds
men 10 recover The sum Of s7,504,
stolen FROM the county treasury last
October, the defendants on The Sd day
March, filed an answer alleging that
The moneys were taken by robbers
without Inc fault Oh negligence Of
Nevin. To the answer tue District
Attorney died a demurrer, to the eff
feet that the answer contained no
legal defense; that the defendants
gave an unuerta KING TO safely keep
tue moneys OF the county, and noth-
ing but tue act of God, or the pubic
enemy 10y the latter term Is meant
an armed force At war with the naLion)
can release them from their obliga-
tons to pay the loss. The robbery
alleged In the answer Is not included
III either OF these The argu.
ment upon the demurrer was had be.
fore his Honor Richard Rising last
Friday. The District Attorney pre-
senLsu the care on behalf Of the coun
~ az HACoStSs OCdpuin AA0 OCaA
appeared for the defense. At the
close Of the discussion, Judge Kissing
decided that the demurrer was we'll
taken, and tbs defendants not uasir-
ing 10 amend. judgment was render.
ed Tor The plaintiff for the sum oil
s., 5sS and costs, the balance of the
sum Of s7,50i having been paid prior
to- the commencement OF the u by
sureties not joined with the defend
ants. Those who settled with tbs
county paid only a pro rata oil the
loss. considering all the bondsnen
solvent. To illustrate I: Joseph Nal
Ion is a surety for the sum of SiO,O 900
the State can make the full amount
S5.5ss and casts, out of him, and he
would have the right 10 call upon his
c%o-sureties for their pro rata OF the
loss. II the Supreme Court will sus.
tam the decision rendered 10y Judge
Rising, the county will no, lose a dol
lar Of the money stolen or its costs.
Mr.. stephens will have the cast ar
gued i'm the Supreme Court, II posi-
Bile, ON the first Monday in April. lie
does not fear In the least a reversal ol
the judgment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
N.v.a. Live stock Association.

u. w. C~rutcher, President of the
Nevada Live Stock Association, gives
notice that a special meeting OF the
Executive Committee will be held at
Elko, Monday, April 7th. All mem
bers of the Association are invited to
he present, and especially the stock
men of Eastern Nevada, as business
OF importance will como before the
meeting.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-03-15
A Company That Never Tires.

It Is au%thoratively announced that
the Eberhardt Com pany has decided
To raise 100000 more to renew pros.
pecting with burleigh drill on their
Treasure Hill property. This IL, we
believe, the third they have raised OF
similar amounts. The Eberhardt
people have pluck and perseverance
of q high order, and the fates may yet
degree a commensurate reward for
their great exertions to uncover a
bonanza in the Hill. How the pig
mics who control our d~estinies, and
one of the best mines in the State (the
STAR sink into insignifcance when
compared with the men who manage
the Eberhardt. The former are sneak
ing swindlers OF the poor laborer-
The latter men Of honesty, pluck and
perseverance. May they win.