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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
STOCK TAKEN ~ THE FIFTH-4VE. STA GEN
T. Cly Goddard Albert VI Wheeler IhOma

f.. Ely-ttOddaru, AIDcrI II. " lleclcl, i,nN,t',n
7 brown BradSh Johnson, IT., and Charles G. DenIoi
leo began their sessions yesterday rs coninss!uoIs
No 294 Ffthavc.. To receive subscriptions to inc cai
tai stock of the Fifth Avenue Transportation GonP S
Oimed) The sessions TO he held daily oSt"o' ,n
$40 n M and $3.50 u. N. Subscribers arc rcquireu "
nay down cn per cent OF their subscription In Csh oi
dcHOsit I'm the KuicLcrlockor Trust Company he ca
Ial stock OF tho proposed stage lnc Is S3Ooo.uv, ~
shares of S2j each. The commissioners announce i'm
ally that their plans for the line III fiihaNc, IN
Bleecker TO Elghty-SccOnd-st "are approved ny ~
residents upon the avenue within tiuse limits anu US
these re sdcnts are the chiefly interested III
subject an carly opportunity 10 subscribe is oHeteu
them" II further stated that the subscriptions ~
limited TO 81 EACH " I'm order that a. many as Ios
bic of those directly Affected by the enterprise may
voice In its conduct aud management. inc counts
exceed an average OF $500 each Property owners IN
FItnave nave the first opportunity To subscribe M
Evcoddar,i SAYS that the stock will undoubtedly Do
taken in a few days. good beginning was made yes
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
TRYING TO MURDER HIS SWEETHEA

Among the stecrage passengers on the CltF
OF Richmond which arrived from Liverpool yesterday
were Bridget Hanlcy aud her mother from Ireland
Ahuut three days before tho steamer sailed from queens
town Michael Smythr 10 whom Bridget was engaged
won thirtytwO shings on a horse race ana when we
shin sailed board Intoxicated. Tie soon Dc-
came ill., and times ieliriOu7 lie was moved 10
the ships hospital aud Bridget appointed to take
care OF him While her back turned lie secured 4
pocket-knr, and spTiugug npOn her ait'mpt" To CUT
her throat Her brought some OF the men - hHl
assistance and her assaiidnt was dsarmed lIo was
carried back 10 his bunk aud close watch kept on MN
lie rapidly grew worse, and died the third day out
frnIn OnrsnstOMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WRECKED BY OVERWORK.
SUICIDE OF THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE BUREAU
or ELECTIONS.

SUICIDE OF THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE BUREAU
or ELECTIONS.
Persons who are employed regularly at fo.lco
Headquarters were Stocked yesee'.u"y chief clerk
I'm the Bureau of Elections, had sIot hn'oi .ora'
home at No. 244 RivIngtonst lie was g.. forcc in
trba 0id Watronotsn Department. He was detailed
for clerical duty under Mr. HasbroncK III 't W.
Bureau of Elections IN lofZ anu ne Eipmen the
serve in that capacity under John ). " breh, the
nrcsent chef OF the bureau. still retaining te IN
and pay of q patrOlman, but as chlei cIeIh no
Jirrcte', most of the work. Nearly every questls2
oi law in election matters was referyGs5 Tim,
and the preparation of all eeesfJn blanks anu
books of registry wasl to him. lie was con;
scientioEs psirsJaking man, aud performed MS lnl
shess the manual work while he also dd most Hn
the thinking for the bureau. The clerks III inc
bureau were obliged to work hard every tiE ~n ~
late every night for time before the lrst day OF
registration, on account of delay III the aPl"iut-
mcnt of the Democratic inspectors OIL eicct'om:
They were kept busy afterWard wt Tue r. ~
Mr. Walmsleys appearance showed that he WAS was
oyertayinu his brain, but he continued 10 VOL
T;tn tho other clerks until the afternoon OF
October 2G when he suffered from Il SCI M
of nervous prosratlon lie W fasrcd that he would
have brain fever, but he rallied ana was apio "
walk about before election day. lie Went ouL 20 20
his house TO vote but was not strong Snoqg. f
work On Friday he talked with Mt Ilihkltt. VI
fhe Hnreau of Elections. and appeared 70 ne qune
rational bnt Mr. Plunkitt noticed tn% the me hnream
lie cautioned him not to think about MS "orA
until he had regaincd his health. .,... .oot
10 m yesisrdqy Nh Mr. bn MamS went iG nte
nInsct and Shot himself through the head. lie dicd
four four i later Mr. Walmsey had several RAJ
grmwn up and married daugnter' aI Tr n,s
Widow probably will receive pension; l5Ilo
was no Doubt that his brain was dis0rdere;al az, n3
that he was insane E SdTsh ne terms OF
n,nm Who committed suicide and had SAID that
Nothing moth could justify sclfmurder. His views %, of
life we're lofty although he often expressed HIS
dissent fir om orthodox religious doctrines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
BoYCorTERs ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY
Er,nnst Noinht and Ernnst Mvland wore N

Ernest NOlGHt anu TIntSu MNldH't WIZ g.
rested Yesterday complaint OF Gustav Hauscr VINO
charged them with con piracy Haiser Keeps ,lSIr
mannfuctory In Wa-hngton-st ard employs n large
nunber OF men strike IN the factory was ordered re-
Gently by the Cigar Makcra Uuon because ihuser cl
MAYED a workman naIecd NOclkcr who was nonlnloh
man Hauscr employed other n0u-union men ana con
timed his business a. usual The Union theh gave
or ers 10 sboycOtt" him aud circulars containing cut.
rIlous attacks on Hansen were freely dttrlDnt'a
throu ghout the city. Learning that NoGht anu ~ !d
go fns mon WHO had caused tho circulars TO DO
printed and circulated, Hansen made complaint To
kccur. McDunough charging them WIN coNSP'i1O1'
me prisoners were bdilcd for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
NEWARK.

James Armstrong for many years connected with inc
business department of ne Ne%%rE Jo"7dIi n
his work az usual in tho morning: and
about 3 o'clock put ON hl' hh ana anu
wonld he back soon As he did not appear IN q Tong
tine word was sent TO his house He hid not Deeh
tbeTe and his family knew nothing abont hlm. 7earch
has beep made him since but no trace OF MN can ne
Tonrd His accounts all right ana there appears 10
he no cause for his disappearance except udI Ho h"
been III for some lime. .. .....,,u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT William Harriean, who was recently
elected TO the Legislature for the fourth time Dy Demo
ms iority in Xth Assembly District IN Newark
was arrese Yesterday charge OF assuming Joseph
ivnn ono of his constituents. IaITigan ana lynn met
In n dram.shOp, when HarriEan accused fShu
with not supporting him at the last eiecuoh: FBhh
orrd that nc did consider HaTrgan III repre-
seu,aiiye of the people OF the district ms caused
quarrel and IIarrgan IT Il said slruck flynh seFefa
Htors IN ,hc face Uarrigan gave ban Tor his appe r
ancc for trial In the meantime Flynn has lnSuutcd a
civil suit agains! Harrigan to recover 9Zoo "ahges'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
TRYING TO COMMIT A MURDER IN couRT.

Conrad Thiclc. age fifly-tive, grocer, was
arraigned before Justice Ruech yesterday CHARGED win
Threatening Kill Christian keenc hcsub9r' Inlt'e
ixhen Tho coupIainant was making his statement,
1rice rushed al him with uplifed knife, shouting
mai he would Kill INN for having scduced MS WIG nc
I'm stice and Constable stanton seized lhlel' ana u|
armed him but before tho constable had rcccFcd
sexere rnt in the wrist lie hftcrward admitted 10
hail when he made charge Of adultery against MS VIC
aud Klecne and they were placed under BONDS 10
answer They positively deny Thieles allegations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
cnt ladies in society. Mrs. Frederic Kyle is sec

nent ladies in society. Mrs. Frederic Kyle IS sec
rotary.
The Rev. Stephen Merritt, who ran for Sta!e
Senator in the With Senatorial District Is s ~
danger of a lawsuit brought by one ShSTwooa t =.
peddle his tickets. 1t was charged that ne hanHea
out Durham tickets instead lie went TO coii nSd
the 80 promised him by Mr.. Merritt yesterday am
was told about the alleged tTeachery. lie cehleu
il and said that the Durham tickets must nave nav,
been put in his pocket by mistake Paymcnt SUI III
PoT ker and obtained summons for -.r.1ertaker
Merritt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
CL0kKS AND WRAPS,
FALL AND WINTER OUTSIDE GARMENTS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,

20 SEAL PLUSH sACoUEs ALL SIZES. sls 80
EACH.
~ SILK PLUSH sACQUEs. AZ INCHES LONG FIN.
ISHED THE sAMk As REAL SEAL, AT 81 90 ALL
SIZES.
a. BRoCADED SILK, LONG DOLMANS TRIMMED
WITH FUR QUILTED AND LINED THROUGHOUT
WITH SATIN AT $40 10 EACH.
81 IS TO $3.50.
100 EXTRA QUALITY BLACK ENGLISH JERSEY
JACKETS, HEAVY FUR BACKS AT SIS 80 ALL SIZES
PARIS AND BERLIN SAMPLE JACKETS SHORT
WRAPS, NEwMAHKETs, AND DoLMANs AT AN IN.
MENsE REDUCTION FROM IMPORT COST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue HoteI-Ex-Scnator II. Z. Bald
win of Nchran: ex Congressman Job T.. Stevenson, oi
DIN Judc Throdere Miller Of the New-YorR Court OF
Appeals ana J. Clarke. president Of the in" nr ZEN zen.
tra Railroad Company Hotet BrHse'TSL IT m
sell of England - Grand central Hotei-Blshon John
sharp salt Lake City Grero9rt Hose2 n
Hotel Normdndie--Ex Congressman r. NJ DagSett.
of Nevada and August Kraemer and Nine kraemer OF
fhe German Opera Company 49, Ldngh0W hoe'-
Colonel George l. Andrews, L. s. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
srrERELr srlERED By nER HrSBAYD.

Louise McDcrm0tt. age twcnty-Onc. was
stabbed In the left breast yesterday by her husband
Edward, and was severely hurt hcDcrmott WIS ~, Ut
house Mrs. MclDrrmntt married 10 her present
husband only short time ago. sac was Ilo
widow OF ], Inn Gallagher an ash.cart man. who was
killed I'm the Big Alley In West sixteenth 81 by man
named COnroy. some six years ago. NcleIIhott ~ -
nnI1ns or his wife and several times Las threatened
NinleNcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
N1oMQMSS0Ns. 3 AM0 . q eT ? %AT
DRESS TRIMMINGS And BUTTONS

FOREsEEING THIS WAS TO RE An ENORMOUS
SEASON FOR FINE DRESS TRIMMINGS LARGE
FOREIGN ORDERS WE'RE VERY ADVAETAGEOUsL ~
PLACED so THAT NOW, WHEN DESIRABLE GOODS
ARE GETTING SCARCE. WE ARE RECEIVING
RICH NEW GOODS DAILY. TuE PRICES OF WHICH
WECAN SAFELY GUARANTEE ARE BELOW ALL
TO CALL ATTENTION TO MOST SUPERB STOCK
OF FURS AID FUR TRIMMINGS AT PRICES WHICH
by CAREFUL COMPARISON WILL DE FOUND
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST PRICES EVER MADE
on GOODS OF EQUAL QUALITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
ALONG TILE SOUND.

Bn1DGrPoRT-Frederic Benz, age twenty-eight, com
mited suicide yesterday morning by SWALLOWING lh'oo
ounces OF laudanum.
NORwAIK.-E A. Woodward has sold 10 William =;
France, OF NewYork, for $500 his seven'y ear'oiu
horse John Hines,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
AUTOBIOGRAPHY


PICKS PATENT NrEovrp Cr-u!oNrD = Az DRl rs
PERFECTLY RESTORE TIE HEARING and perform III" OK OF
the Natural Drum. Always IN Jo-uon, hi' lhNhlIe !"
comfortable 20 All CIict'alIuna ahh even
whispers head tstuCy We fc'cT % Hose using thru
send Tor nusraed book Win tsuuouils ne Address
L. lllsCOX. rJJ Broadway. y. !. Mention tnH p psf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
Miss PARLOAS SCHOOL OF COOKERY.

This school 1t 222 East l7hst NewYork, Is again open
for the fourth Public demonstration lessons every
MONDAY at 10 a. u and TU EsDAY at2 p IN. besides
prlvste on at other times CIRCULARS consng
programmes terms etc, mailed desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
STANDARDIZATION! |! !! !! !!
SIMPSON,
9th Ave. and 18th St.
Ladies' Imported Wraps.
Announcement Extraordinary.

WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE 373 PARIS
SAMPLE WRAPS AT 30 LARGE REDUC-
TION FROM COST A. TO MAKE THEM THE
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER sHOWNINFINE
GARMENTS. THEY ARE THE RICHEST
GOODS THAT HAVE BEEN IMPORTED THIS
SEASON. IN VERY FEW INSTANCES AXE
THERE MORE THAN ONE GARMENT OF
STYLE.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT FROM SUCH
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF PARIS
WRAPS AT 80 GREAT A SACRIFICE FROM
DiPORTER'S COST RARELY OCCURS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Richmoud Coui,iy Sdnddtd has boon appointed post
master lie formerly defended Republican principals IN
his paper but says that hereafter the paper VIII DC
indcpenlent In pOlitcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

DRUNKENNFss AND lNTENPERANCE perma-
nentiy cured 10y the famous "Naivo" Treatment "yt.
Iuoiicrs cr- ara patients theme Ives. 'an consult
counden,iafy clrr bv letter personally w'uknown
uh, sicau who made this t'rht dsen-" sstuE 'ad
speciality here .ud u u-1c md s humci't' t'stlnon'
fnw have boon cured Consult iil q. iftc ul"s
ruarnt,edi hlecst pro'o siona mdo cement. AddTess
StLyO IltNLuI. . MCst lttu..t. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Incnrahlcs no longer in Brghts disease,
diabetes dr0psy gravel stone t-chagr' yancocrr sire
lures debility. ucrI, heart bladder and kdhcy
the Asafcl Mur 10 ~itfs and Medical HufIn
mail treatise f-r cruf- sV c remedies "hicn cure
Thorn hout phn privately. Thy sicl-us a,r ittr alter
.El BrUIdWAJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
IONl ISLAND.

GREAT NGcK-Arthur Ottley. age seventeen. W ,,
unloading vessel ut Gregory Dock yesterday ei ih'o
the water and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
BROADWAY AND EICHTH-ST, NETWORK.

NO low-priced, trashy Furs or Sealskn Gar
~ mtnts manufactured by C. g. sHAYNE Only strictly
reIa Bile Furs l. stock Prices right los Prince at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

First Look around. satisfy yourself about
ncr- and thea 20 rect e. ~A.uf. &lI'.rturer l0b
Princes and pGGca-C reliable ~,hin Garments ana fa'c
retailers profits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

THE Princess or WALES BrsrLE,
Sold by all hTstclass retailers
Price. 90 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
Jersey CITY.

Fdoar Ranks Wakcman, one OF the most prominent
,rycrs and wealthlest clrns OF jersey CITY died on
Fdav night at the house OF his niece in bloomfield
John Hughes forty-iive, resident OF boston was
takcn sudIeny i'll at Gregory and MONTGOMERY SIS Oh
Erdav night aud sent to the city Hospital!
Tho will of chard Andrews, an Engiishman who
, p.crntlv In ST. Francis Hospital from blood poison
in and who left $4,000 ia being contested by Martina
InInber slater Of Andrews The Will leaves bcducsts
~ snycrai aeouantanccs and Mrs Lumber claims that
her brother as possessed Of good testanenay ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
Henry 4. DANIELs. VI. y

ROCHESTER, LAMPS have inst taken The Gold
Medal in LONDON Paris and Berlin. Iai.r. invited to see
thcLn ,2Ol broadway, y. !. Rochester LaHipCS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

Earl a. Wilson's +. & W. brand OF Mems
Collars and uls are The best sold eyeryShcr3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

STATEN ISLAND.
popr RIcuuoSD.-FOur Young men were hned by
1nstire Uor,ebns Yesterday for dsorder!y conduct III
flirting and putting their arms around he"aats Vi 9oS
women IN the roller skating INK
NKwRRIGuToS-R Robert Humphrey. Editor OF The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

DRUNKENNESs AID INTENrEEANCE pcrman-
entity cured hy ia. luols avo Treatment used tor years
10 the institutions o. England JId France" Wives mothers
sisters and the p1lruts themselves consult c0uudrn-
ia lv either by ttc personally. well known Nc@fork
made 4+ terrible 60. td-c study AMI
sLccalty nero and 800 Europe and has =
who have been CUrti Con iIta' ono"
free letter cuutauiu, Wrthh ~ Treatment aai mci
cine - by personal visit Ia patients home. - Cures
guaranteed hghcs pruceuuI reference ami md rSCmcnt
AddTess -ALkO IInAllIENI. I3l " st ilth Il. y }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

"IIELLo,' we heard one man say To another
the other day II didn't know you FIRST. whv Won look
ten Younger than you did wh"n s4w you last" i
fc Younger the reply. NUu know / used
O the weather an the time ard
10 be any better The doctor SAID had piiuu
terribly H. bad NIGHT 7Ntts cough. appetite and lost
mesh / lr. Ilcrces Golden Mcd Al discovery adj
and Thought 10 wpud do harm n mi
la cured me ANA new beodusc well one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
GAr11r. the piamonA .IewcIer. i. now pre-.

CATTLE, the Diamond JcWcIICr, l. now pre-
uarcd m Offer 10 public Diamond, ~ 40" Finest quality a.
prices which guaranteed to u from D. TO - per %
n.r an any house in is cv snrir thi- quality
goUis StIausr gers visiting tins 'y and c"ruu AUS are Ia
yitod to >pect my Is Ok aud GOWN u"msciV".
GtIIT.
diamond Jcwtler.
l.IGI BluIdEuy.
between 9th and 18th sta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
LIE cRAzY-oUILr FxHIpITIoN.

The preparations for the crazy-quilt exhibition
ai,oost completed. A prize of 500 In gold has
beeS offered for the hsndsomest crazy-quilt, and
there are also prizes Of $50 each for various other
snv t,,r. and TO fee is required. The exhibition
kas good START Il the patronage OF many premi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
NlNrrY.NINE YEARS on RELIGIoUs WORE.

NiNETY-NINE YEARS OF RELIGIOUS WORK.
The Seventh-st. Methodist Episcopal Church
will celebrate its ninety ninth anniversary today
I'm the morning Bishop Harris will preside over a
reunioa love FEAST and Bishop. c. ID; FoSs VIII
preach. In the afternoon Sunday school service
81 song exercises by the Chinese class will be given
and in the evening addresses will be made by the
Rev ID. L. MacFarlan and Bishop Thomas L.
Bowman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-06
HAMILTON NOTES.
From Our Regular Correspondent


HAMILTON, June l, 1885.
The county seat is fearfuIlv dull at
the present time, but we look for the
opening OF Court to liven her up next
week.
Inc mills are being run with a.
iight forces as can possible be got
along with. Not near the number of
men are employed that were last fall.
That Court House lease business
seems TO be In muddle and the au-
.norities here are waiting further ad-
vices before liking up anything. The
property now turns out TO belong Ia
mrs. Wilmington, and she has written
10 Mr.. Halstead 10 retain possession,
therefore the Courtroom cannot be
put in order, though the benches are
all piled up in there. The way this
business looks to a fellow up a tree is.
that the Withingtons are trying to
force the county to buy the building.
Our native element--the Lo's--seem
10 be just now the only part of our
population not affected by the dull
times. They have gathered In large
numbers down by the California mill.
and are holding a fandango of the
first order. Quite number of pale
faced brothers and sisters nightly
visit the red mems prinative fes-
tivities.
John Molitor Is giving the Pony
corner general overhauling. He
has cleaned out the cellar, walled II up
substantially, and will thoroughly re-
ut the whole establishment. While
doing so, he occupies the rooms next
door for business purposes.
Decoration Day was duly observed
here Sa urday.
Our school is now so well attended
that 1t will require additional seats
for the accommodation of the pupils.
Our local freigh hit deliver, WIN. Mat
son, seems 20 have an abiding faith
in our future, as he has erected a
commodious stable near his residence.
That item going the rounds of the
papers TO the effect that Fred PLACE.
man was arrested for violating the
snti-treating law on complaint of
Clerk McKernan is doing that strictly
temperate young man injustice, for
Mac only acted as arresting officer,
being Deputy Constable tor this
Township.
The worse enemy Hamilton ever
had was the wretch who burned the
Court Honse. lie did more To injure
this town than all our other mlsfor-
tunes combined.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-06
what They Are Doiag nj OsceoIs.

The following from a salt Lake ex-
news" 10 White Piners and little
that Ia new: Dir. John Reeves, gem
eral agent OF the Utan Central, has
returned TO Salt Lake from two
weeks visit To- the mines OF osceola
District, Nevada. Upon inquiry q
Democrat reporter harmed that the
Osceola Gravel * Mining Company
are working extensive gravel beds OF
placer gold by the hydraulic process,
with apparent great success. In the
same grounds placer mining has been
carried on by the panning and rock
ing processes Tor some years, and
there are yet number OF men follow
ing the old primitive methoys. There
are also quartz mines In the vicinity
Of the gold gravel beds, which are
yielding COOL ore, with prospects
very promising. One quartz mill,
about Two miles from Osceola, is be-
ing put in shape for active work. 1t
Is reasoned that II single man by
the old rocker process can take out
from five to ten dollars of gold per
day. what will be the limit of the
company with their modern hyaranl-
les now working SIX nozZels, and
using twice over The continuous sup
ply OF water from the large fourteen
mile canal. Surely immense wealth
lies in store and an undoubted source
Of great profit ~ guaranteed each
mem Der OF the company. Large mug
gets are found frequently, one weigh
ing twenty-four pounds having been
found " hich averaged sl7 per ounce.
The gold is of good, pure quality,
assaying high, and easily obtained
since the full head OF water has been
secured. The company in which
Messrs. God be and Hampton are in
terested propose to rush matters from
now on.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-06
How 20 &c, Local News.

He came into our office, and after
paying his subscription said:
al guess you can stop sending my
paper. I've just subscribed for pa
per l need more.n
"Just So" we returned.
He pulled it out OF his pocket and
handed 1t to US for inspection. 1t was
a Philadelphia publication being neat
ly printed, ornamented with a hand
somely engraved head, and contain
ing about forty-eight columns OF read
ing matter.
IA very fair looking paper" said
we.
But my dear sir, do you lind much
news concerning our country in it?"
"No, he didn't know that he found
any"
''Do you find anything about our
State7"
mo. he never did"
And yet he needed that sheet much
more than be did his country paper.
Such men are blessings to our COM
munity. What enterprise would flour
ish without them.-Ex.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-06
His Visiting Card.

During the war when Colonel Bob
Crockett was stationed al Camden,
he had a small sign, "Colonol Crock
ett's Headquarters" posted above his
door. One night numb Of the boys.
having taken down the sign, went
out to farmers hen house and after
taking every chicken they could lind /,
left the sign. The next morning an
old fellow entered Crockett's quarters
and asked:
ais this Colonel Crockett"
ayes, SIR"
ais this here your visitin' ksyardf"
taking the sign from under bis coat.
"Where did you get that7"
"Found 1t this morning In my ben
house."
"What were your chickens WORTH"
"hifteen dollars in gold.,'
"Well, old fellow, you break me,
but here's your money. Don't say
anything about It,"
Crockett afterwards learned that .
croupy old rooster and q sick. hen
were the only fowls that were taken
by the boys.