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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

frrrspusoH, Dee ls--A general suspeu-
sion o. operations Ia all the coal mines
along the Monoueahcla and foughiogheny
rivers Is probable next Monday, and opera-
tors are positive In the decisratlon that they
viii not pay the extra half demanded. They
threaten TO shut down the mines indefinitely
II the miners insist upon having the ad'
vance. About 400 men are employed In
fkeaa tofnnq
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

SsN FaANcsco, Dec. Ic.-- DefeeHve IL umel
Of Wells. Fargo 4 Co, thismofnlng reeaiy ed
the following despatch from detective
Thaeker. who was sent up y Milton, Gala
yeres county. a few days aeo' eheys
arrtsted ihrse mon fhia morning for tht
Aidrlch, Albert Aidrieh aud Bnly Lynch
We have cot them, Fdead 20 rights. 1hoy
are farmers living n aan joaquin county
efrht miles from here
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

SAN rRAE1fsco. Dec 1g-lYhoat steady
quiet. buyer Feeenn, 81 90, lDsi $50 Barley
frm, lively, Seller season, slcloass2c buyer
season, 81 io5s5fi,07.
CnicAao Dee. l6 - Wheat weaker
7it6c December 41i5e January; 7Sisr Nay.
Corn easier. 5e3<c year, S5s<c Iannary. NTtze
May. Barley DIN; "a
I1vHnrocL Dec, ls.r BrsAdslufis steady
lair demand. Red western, spring, q ed 4
7s. Corn, rev western, mixed. IS 7d1f.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
Holiday Goods

Silk Handkerchiefs from 25c to $2.so
White Embroidered HandlSerchiefs 2sc to $3.50
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, colored bor-
dered in narrow and wide hem, l24c to 7Sc.
Lace Ties (great Variety from a5c to S..
Plain and Embroidered Satin Fans. zsc to SIS So
Mems and Boys silk scarfs Bows and Ties. specially
adapted for Holiday Gifts in all the different shapes and
colorings, from a5 cents up.
Toilet Gases in Plush, Leather and Brocaded Vel
vet containing Celulod Comb, Brush and Hand Mirror.
Writing Desks and Work Boxes Combined, something
novel and useful
Cuffs and Collar Boxes, in Plush and Leather hand
some present.
Boxes in various styles and colorings containing Pa
per and Envelopes.
Perfumery Boxes CONTAINING the best Perfumery)
in Plush and Handpanted Satin.
Scrap Books in different sizes and styles
Picture Frames in Gilt, Plush and Satin, in varying
styles.
Mirrors. in Plush. Gilt and Haod-painted satins.
useful and ornamental.
Baby Boxes containing Comb, Soft Brush and Pows
der Boxes; also. Baby Sets in other styles.
Ladies' Shopping Bags in thousand different kinds
and nearly as many prices
Boxes containing silver Knife Fork and Spoon, for
the little ones.
Albums, both large and small, ranging in price from
z5c to SIS.
Countless small articles, suitable for gifts such as
Match Safes, Frames, Gard Cases. Backgammon Boards,
Napkin Rings, Christmas Cards, Letter and Envelope
Pooketbooks Music Holders Perfumery in single boxes
Broom aud Slipper Holders, ETC., etc.
And at Dress Goods Counter will be found
Beautiful Dress Patterns that husbands may remember
their wives and wives their daughters tis accepably
and well.
And at our Domestic Counter will be found EN-.
broidered Flannel and Colored Linen Table and Stand
Covers, Table Damask, Fine Napkins and Handsome
Towels Large, Soft, White Bed Blankets Of best Cali
fornia make etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

san FNkNlsco. Dee Is--Tbe Epfnil0 posl
publishes a lpnF article thfs evening show
ina tho cuprW1rt amount OF lumber ia the
ii21 beillinsa that have been efeeted VI lhis
city daring tho past yoaf. nf coat Of usafty
seven million dollars it Is the Mrfasf
showing for any yeef IN the history of fue
flIt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

pHiLanELpHiA. Dec I6.--James Mitchell,
pneliisl was arrested to-day nn q charge ol
murder. Il Is alleged that there was night
between Mitchell fnd Mnldoen near Yard.
ieyville. Buck county, q year ago, and that
Htiidoon died OF his Injuries
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

HEw YORK. Dec 10 rhFeoH iua5s; as
ilS5s: fs, 1850; Central Pacific, ~ Den
yer & Bio 6rsnde y Kansas Texas, 1osk
Northern Pacific, III preferred, f4f NORTH
western, So19 New York Central, sask. ore4ar
Navigation. T2l rr4nsoontfnental. l94E I'm
pro4cniani, ~ Pacific Mail. 81 4 Pauama, -
TOxas faalle, -; u1ion paoinr Az
q 3 ErpTess. 81, Wells Fargo, ioT. Western
Union, 6o5f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

YnFkA. DEC, l8.--k rain storm ccmmenccd
last night and stilt conlinues, mixed with
shout az much snow a. rain In tho noun.
faina a heavy snow storm prevails Beth
mknefs and farmers are happy a. The storm
IS of gre4Nalee % them
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

sss fhksossco. Dec ~ Bolle Isie, 1oc
Best aud Liolcher, Soc: CholIar, $3.50; Crown
Point, s0 Gould and Curry. st.o5
Hale 4 Norcrose, e ~; Mexican. tx Nava
10, 800. ophir. b5r; fotosi, soo Savage, s. Is
Sierra Nevada. 1Oc, Union Conso iilafcd
e6c. yellow Jacket F.i9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

PKYAENNk. Dec, ie.--A desirable change
bas beea iaklhg piaee 10 hawaathef during
the past three days. Ard this morning wei
como RAID began 20 feilin brisk showers and
has continued With every prospect 81 pro
louged season Of showers. The rai0 come.
ppporlnnely 70 saVc early sown efain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

SAX FKANglsco. Dec. l6.--.In fight to fn-
ish with eight ounce gloves this nvenlng nl
Jack Brady Tor e purse Of Stcc, the former
WAS knocked out Ia the second round.
siade was so badly punished that he was
unable 70 stand on hia feet for some time
allar the lnhL VA over.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

In conclusion let say that every article mentioned
above will be found less than the price asked for
them have been given the reason for the radical
prices at which selling every article in our
House Therefore let beg of you advantage
our necessity and pay Great Special Sale OF New
York and Eastern Bought Drives visit before making
your selections for Holiday other goods Yours truly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

aaHoNx. Dec fs.-The much needed rain
has A lesf onme. Althoagh Il has n0t falnp ;
hard. the prospect q that we will have suf
ing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

RoMn. Dec is-The Pope has created 4
sensation Ia clerical circles by writing 4
pontlheai letter 10 Cardinal Pkrrochi,
strongly dtncancing divorce as fragrant
violation Of the sacfaments OF the Church.
Tho Holy Father mikes a most vigorous ep-
peal against the divorce bill now being con
sldercd In the Italian ChAnlhara
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

Ilagcteo. Dec f6.--Al a session Of The
Presbyterian Minister Union, COMMITTEES
was appointed to consult with ether minis
fsrs f6f the purpose OF calling a mass iaeef
ing 10 demand vigorous Mormon legislation
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

pRffol1 Mich, Dec. Is --in addition 70
the cutting on ~ an pay for extra york 70.
day the Western Union notified the opera
tors that fhe time of days work would be
Increased half hour
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

p1RIs, Dec. t6--A dispatch from Admiral
Courbef dated Kclune, December Is, says.
I'VE dislodged the Chinese from works
which they bad thrown up menacing cur
poainons. Two hundred Chinese were
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

caovnnDxLE, Doe l6.--kafn commenced
Il 4 O'clock this morning, aud continues
steady and warm. stock raisers and farmers
efs juhuant As Tho rain was very much
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

To-Day,
The following is the list Of passengers
from the East. Ma lie Southern route. to ar
rive IN Los Angeles as t1:2e !. n. to-day,
specially teiegraphed 70 the EfxkkLD from
Casa 8rande, Arlsonas
II Il Bancroft nnd family. san Francisco
WV Keesarden, New York, o = kinabail
aud wife, Los Angeiea Mrs. n q Rrfghsm
New York. 4 Cohen, Tombstone; ] = Hall
rucsnn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
BRTGHT'S
Just Received |!

10000 yards Calico eehrs
1000 yards Ginhams s................ -. cents
5000 yards Lawns Observation-Disclosures. cents
5000 yards White Pique ....... M 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from ....s to SO cents
5000 yards Of Brown and Bleaehed Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received
5000 pairs of Gloves from . - &c to ST pah
675o pairs of Hose for Ladies at .7 to as cents
$3.50 pairs Childrens Hose .........5 TO IS cents
r32s Corsets from .... ...-.#........s. Zoe co 81
10000 pairs of Ladies Shoes from .75c to S.
1900 pairs Childrens Shoes from 2 SC. to $I.2s
10000 yards Ribbons from .....2 TO rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from ........l to soc. yard
10000 yards of Jaconet Edgngs from 2 to 4oc. yard
10 900 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimmed from 25c
to S.
Z 1000 Children Hats from ........... foc to ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from ...... foc. TO 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from loc to 81 bunch
Also large stock of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

81 cHARLrs
N Stowe. Bdno shaser. Ontario
" walis, orange XIV 1 ses.t, ripasRsf AnaSsin
Thrslfall a ", iry'g Mrs Reed, Chicago
Elk Hsgass V, Bang ~ simpson. ssiasPs5asi oIss,
X Bara. Fresno Miss Peck. Hewh1
GRAND crsreAL
e Frost, Etiwanda K @ Teton, sF
MARTA a w. Pumona n Etz, Tucson
! W Fiudley NorwAld A n Lane, Newhall
Carpenter, Pinicate j Harris, Bdno
Hinekley, Kiversie n D Hicks, =
7 Carlisle 4 SIN MEKenay, Ventura
Pb Michel. Pomona " GaErelt,e
" Dane, "a Herman. s
ST. ELMO.
{ { .q:Sss, o:Soansl, Mass OF whi'elsy a. ! V
Mrs Seymour. Deming Miss ( Whitelaw.
D A Clarke &w, RI G A Seymoyr, Wash
Mas + snyder, sF D studeoaker, lack y
s B Drew & v, Omaha Wiidreth, Orange
g Z Franklin. Wash Z Stevens d ",
4 Falion, 8 II Re Dyer, Pomona
: . Gibson. EA sfowell. 5 r
rfCO HOUSE,
JE Winter, Pomona REMiilcr & w.sF
II l. Dfeu 3 Rduo A Lander & ", ST
II MartiDl Carson II Rhodes,
Mrs A r Dassin, 3 Diego r g Smith, "
9 M Sanger, Milwaukee P O Cohen, +"
hay &w, SF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

iIrtIk ROCK, Ark, Dec ia Gasttif
Newport. Arkansas. special says: The town
is in 'hames Seven fwFstoty brick bnlld'
Jugs are bufninf The Ntfrs Printine o1hce
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

n Doyle. James Smith and Charles Mates
were each sent 10 isil Eve days for being
drunk
nc. Ketchum will be heard today for
Violating the hitching ordinance.
Doehead Smith was sent TO jan ten days
for being drunk.
Ed whitehall, James Hays and Ed. Baker
were each sent to Jail for Eve days for being
Migrants.
tUeTIcE MoRnAs.
8. J.. Noble, battery: fined $40
Thomas Mccormick same charge; SEN
tence postponed til to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

NAfsNo. ret id.--Iesrs Eotez was shot
and nor-iiy Norad This afternoon over !
Efpe cf c1fd' BY George Scott Both men
afs gamblers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

,w,r.ertn ar,x,na.

PARIS. Dec. i6.-fseayo announces that
Minister Morton resigned because OF the
election Of Cleveland, Morton denies the
story
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

SANTA Rosa. Dec le--Ii commenced %
rain here nt o'clock Ibis morning, with Ia
dioanons of hard storm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

Topics Of snserest to vEsicui-

EDIrog or THE HsRALps It is with much
pleasure read your editorial In this morn
logs HEnnp. for sdulterated wfnes and
brandies are doing more harm to the siticui-
tural intores.s Of this STATE than all othes
hurtful causes combined.
AZ the last viticulteral Convention held 1t
San Francisco I introduced Eome resolutions
which ought TO have universal notice, for II
we sould get law ia aceosdapce with It's
provisions Il would cure All tlsc evfls under
which the wine interest now suffers, and I
believe 1t would increase the safe Of pure
products four fold az once Then every
buyer could sec at q glance what he WAS
buying, and every mans product would be
sold under It's true makers name, and csuse
all California wines to be sold under their
true names. instead Of being sold .urds-
foreign labels. This is matter that wiFl
have TO be pushed By the grspe-growers and
the people who wish for fair dealing. I, il
yetamaftero uncertainty whether the wine
kraders would want such q law, for among
them ways that are dark" by some may Be
icr they do business "a make money. al.
though honesty may be the best policy, q
yet we know that for all that al are not non.
eat by any means II the grape growers aud
the people viii take an interest Ia this mat
ter such a law can be passed. for IL IL absp
iutely just. For thia resson you can hei1
this good work along by giving notice
through the medium 81 your faper by pub
lishing the accompanying resolutions
There Is another resolution introduced by
myseiL in regard 10 reciprocity with Mexico
In which California has a very great inter
est, and you viii nnd that resolution also in
the enclosed. I. j. RosH,
Sunny Slope.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

bronchitis. oensumpsaon.
And all the various diseases Of the Head,
Throat and Chest, Including the Rfe, Ear
and heart. successfully trsated by
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

275 North MHlp street, fns AlEeieh Cal
once hanre--Eram 1a =. n. 70 4Fa.
Sundays from , 70 ~. n. Professional
Wits before and after otfiCe hours dec7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
HALE& co. n
Spare Nothing! Let Everything Go!

such are the Orders from the FOUNTAIN Head, and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsmscroa, D C., Dec l6.--senafor Lap
ham presented remembrance against the
ratification OF the Eicauuguan treaty.
Sherman raised the point that the treaty
was executive business and had not been
ordered published, and the reniousitance
should therefore be presented IN executive
session.
STRANGE.
A resolution was agreed 70 calling on tho
Secretary Of State 10 eommnnieafe 10 the
Senate all the accessibte information re-
gnrding the extent and character Of foreign
American 5iatce, cuba, Porto Rico aud san
Domingo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17
Boys &c Mems
C-I-aOT.HING! !!
MEMS HATS AND sHoEsi

Underwear for Gents and Ladies and everything kept in
elsewhere. Gall at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

And at our Domestic Counter will be found Eni-
broidered Flannel and Coored Linen Table and Stand
Covers, Table Damask, Fine Napkins and Handsome
Towels Large, Soft, White Bed Blankets. Of best Cali
fornia make etc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25

Those Of our citizens who have at.
tended the political meetings held
here during the present campaign
have doubtless observed the marked
change for the better In the speeches
OF Republican orators. They now ad-
dress audiences IS II they considered
those who comprise them rational be-
ings, possessed of more or less reas-
onIng powers, and they treat on sub
jects which concern the material
welfare of the country, and on which
there may be a reasonable difference
of opinion among people.
This Is a new departure, says the
Silver State, which the people appre-
cieRe. The "bloody shirt has been
wholly eliminated from politics, and
IL IL extremely doubtful II q man who
attempted 10 revive It could carry .
township in the State. The cloud Of
prejudice, In which many we'll mean
ing citizens have been enveloped for
years, has been dispeiled, passions
have been quieted, and reason, to q
great extent, has resumed its sway.
Sectionalism no longer determines
voters In choosing officers, and men
from the North and the South, the
East and the West have lost their
identity in The comprehensive term Of
American citizenship. Capable men
are no longer repudiated at the ballot
box and ignoramuses chosen to fill
responsible positions because the
happened 10 be from Missouri or Ken
lucky, and the other from Maine or
Rhode Island. The era of political
blindness Is among the things hat az
past, and, happily, whichever way the
election may result, or whoever mt y
be elected Chief Magistrate Of the r. .
public, success will not be achieved
through blind and unreasonable pre-
judlces.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25
Summons.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- White Pines.

GTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- White Pines.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 0Fffcg.
HAMILTON. NEVADA, October 4, 1854.
Notice Of suit Commenced
The State of Nevada hereby sends greeting +.
To John Doe, Richard Roe. Wells. Fargo X
Co., the star Mining Com pany, and the real
estate and improvements upon real estate in
said County, described as follows, TO wit {:
All the property interest of, In and 10. thpt
certain mill site. and - stamp quartz mill and
other improvements situated one-iOurth OF
one mile westerly from the town of Cherry
Greek, known ss the Star Mill; also improve
ments on the Star Mine; consisting OF hoist
ing works, ore house. blacksmith shop, sic.
Also 10 2-l0 acres of land, being survey No.
40: You and all owners or claimants Of the
real estate or improvements, described in
this summons, known or unknown, arc hereby
commanded 10 appear before the sixth J udi-
cial District Court Of the state Of Nevada, in
and for the County of " hite Zine, in the tow
Of Hamilton. in sand County, on
Monday, the 24ih Day OF November,
A ID. 1854,
to then and there answer the complaint of
the state OF Nevada, in an action to recover
a judgment against you for tho sum Of
Two thousand one hundred and twenty-five
and ninety-eight three-quarters ono hum
dredths tS2, ~ BS4) dollars, Tor State and
County purposes for the fiscal year. A. ID.
1885,, with ten per cent. thereon damages for
nOn-phyHlent tnefeoI at the tlule as required
by law, and twenty-five per cent. additional
penalty for suit and "A separate judgment
against said real estateand improvements, TO
wit: The real estate and personal property
and improvements herein above dscribed for
the sum Of Two thousand one hundred and
twenty-five and ninety-eight three-quarters
one hundredths (s2,l21 ySIl dollars. gold
coin. and twenty-five per cent. additional,
with ten per cent. thereon as aforesaid, and
for all percentage and costs subsequent to
the assessment Of said taxes, and for this
action. All of which more fully appears by
the complaint of the state Of Nevada, the
plaintiff herein, which is now on file in my
office. And II you fail to appear as as above
directed and required and answer the COM
plant filed in said Court on or before the
2ith day of November, A. ID. 1884, said plain
tiff will take judgment against you for tho
seventy and six three-quarters One-hun-
dredths $3.50 90 dollars. gold coin. and
separate judgment against said real estate
and imprOvem, nts, for the sum of Two thou
sand eight hundred aud ~aeventy and six
three-quarters one-hundredths $3.50 0654)
dollars, gold coin, and for all costs su bsequent
to the assessment of SAID taxes, and for costs
Of this action, and all a~ccruing costs for such
other and further judgment as to justice
belongs.
10 the Sheriff of White Pine County:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand and seal OF the sixth
- Judicial District Court, this 4tb
day Of c tober, A. ID 1854.
SEAL. A.. ID. CAMPT0N, Clerk.
BY JONI MckERNAS, Deputy.
- Attest A true copy.
olltf j. II. LANDER. Sheriff.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25
Election Precincts and inspectors

Precinct Mol, Hamilten-Polls to be held Ia
the LadoS building. Inspectors-Georgs coul-
ter, Il. chepurdson, j. X. Townsend.
Precinct No. 8, Eberhardt-polls 10 be held
at Temperance Hall. lnspectors-W. r.
Parker, ii. Marty, Alfred lloppin.
Precinct No. 5, Pin,o-P0lls 10 oe held in
Silverado. lnspectors-J. W. Jones, Daniel
frim, John killen.
Precinct No. ., N~ewark-Polls to be held
at the Newark Mill. lnspectors-h. l.. Cur
ran. Chris. Beck, Andy swick.
Precinct No. J, Cold Creek--Polls TO be
held at the School House lnspectors-M.
Sharp. A. A. Conoyer. y. Simonson.
Pr cinct No. y, lily Polls TO be held at
feathsIstone's House: inspee,ofs- =
Precinct No. ~. Duck C~reek-POlls to be
held ut kinsley's House. Inspectors n.
hinsley. b.. b. Bird. John Cowger.
Precinct No IL. Cherry Creek-Polls TO be
held al the j ~usiice's oHie CO. lnsp-ctors-P. ii.
Cannon, VIM. LawrvnsOn, u. r. StOckle.
Precinct No. Il. Schellbourne-foIls 70 be
held at the School House. lnspectors-D. "
Hastings. Z, Moan, Wm. Sheik.
Precinct No. Is. rolls to be held at
the Mill. lns~pectors-Simon Davis, X. A.
Mccormick, ". h. Harris.
Precinct No. ID. Oseeola-Polls TO be held
at Nation X felsenthafs House. Inspectors
Charles Bussey, Boone TilfOid, j. L. scott.
Precinct No. -, WHrd-Polls tu be held at
the j ustlce's Ollie. lnspectoIs-M. b. GHra-
CHAN, John O'Meare, Z. ii. UdgeTs.
Precinct No. II. hite hiyer-Polls TO be
held at gorge kllison's House. Inspectors
George N asnbuIn, Thomas l.. Ellison, J Nc
Qusan.
Precinct No. rs. Monitor Mill-Polls to be
held at the Mill Office. Inspectors-J. shell
hamburger, Martin Gnptil. ID Atkinson
freeinet No. IL. 1ayl"r-Poils to be held Mt
the School House. lnspectors-S. ;. Chip
man, william Baker. Ohm Morgan.
BALLOTS.
And II is hereby ordered that all election
tickets or bales ut said General Election he
printed or writt,n on n goUd quality II white
book paper. Twelve inches In length by four
inches In width, ana UtherwIs shall be free
from marks. chaTact, rs or devices or any
thing that would enable any per. on 10 dis
ting in by The baeo or wheu fO.dcd iiom any
viher legal ballot or ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25
ELECTION PROCLAMATION !
BY the Sheriff Of White Pine County

A TTENTION Is HEREBY CALLED
n to the following provisions of the Elec-
iion Law of the State of Nevada, and notice
is given that said provisions Will be strictly
enforced
mo person shall sell. give away or furnish.
or cause to be sold. given away or furnished,
either for or without pay, within White Pine
County. On
Tuesday, November an, 1854.
AM spirituous, malt or fermented liquors or
wines. and any one 50 doing shall be deemed
guilty Of q misdemeanor. and upon conyic-
ton thereofshall be fined in any sum not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars, or By imprisonment in the
County Jail not less thsn one or more than
sig months, 81 by both fine and imprison-
ment. in the d discretion of the Court
NO ticket or ballot shall on the day OF
election be given or delivered to, or received
by, any person. except to the Inspector, or q
Judge acting a. Inspector, nor fold any ticket,
or unfold any ballot which he intends to use
in voting, or exhibit to another in any man.
ner by which the contents thereof may be
known. or request another person 20 exhibit
ar disclose the contents of any ticket or bal
lot, within one hundred yards Of the polling
place.
Every person who makes. offers or accepts
any wager or BET upon the result of any cleo
tim, or upOn the success or failure OF any
person or candidate. or upon iha number oil
votes cast. either in the aggregate or Tor any
particular candidate. or upon The vote 10 b.
cast by any person is guilty of q nisde
J. II. LANDER. Sheriff.
Hamilton. October %, 1854.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25

The Silver State says: William
Dunphy, one OF Nevada's cattle kings,
passed through yesterday on the way
to his ranch near Battle Mountain.
He represented California In the Con-
vention which nominated Cleveland,
and has SIC, 900 10 bet on bis election.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25

OF the "a, 200, 900 In taxes received
In one day by the Tax Collector Of
New York City. the Aston family paid
1928 600, the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad SAC, zoo.
James Gordon Bennett $2e, 500. and
the Goelet estate, In part, $3.50, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25

Notice il hereby given that I will receive
objections TO the right TO vote on the part Of
any person 20 registered until 8 o'clock P. VI.
on the fourth day previous to the day OF
election; and also request all persons whose
names are enormously entered on the said
list to appear ct my once and have such
errors corrected
A. 7. STEARNS. Justice Of the Peac-.
Ex-0f1cio Registry Agent. Cherry Greek Pre-
cinct No. IL. White Pine County. Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-25

II Is estimated that the number oil
cattle in this country IL about equal Il
the population-55,0 00, 900 head.