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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
TO THE UNION NINE.
No. sos
81 lad OFFICE.
EunEkA. NEVADA. October i. iss5.

/ y LAM OEEl16f
EuREKA. NEVADA. October Is. 1855.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the Canton Mining Company. Shese
Poefoflce address is Canton. Ohio. las TIM
day filed its application for . patent for enc
thousand a0OO5 linear feet of the Union Mine
or vein bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground six hundred Goo feet in width. sitHsts>
living and being in Robinson Mining District.
County of White Pine and state OF Nevada
and known and designated BY the lid notes
and official plat on die in this once az Let y.
81, in Township 10 North. Range 81 East %
Mount Diablo meridian. The exterior bound
aries of said Lot No. 81 being - fellows 10
wit: Variation IS deg. % min. East
Commencing Al a post marked No Us
Survey No. 81. the same being pest No ! Us
Survey No. Sc. Ohio lode. whence section cor
ner common 10 Sections :. 5. Il a1d =. T. Is
N. X. CD E. bears =. SH deg Z. 20 feet
shaft No. l upon this lode bears 5. sd deg
W. $40 feet: shaft No. . upon this lode hears
course. s. 25L deg, ". 1052.6 feet 70 a poss
No. 2 u. S. Survey No. 81: thence second
course. s. 60 deg. W. 1000 feet 10 a post No.
3U. \. Survey No. 81, the same being post
No. 4 Y. s. Survey No. IS; thence third
course. y. 25k deg. E. i052 9 feet 10 > post
No. 4 Z. S. Survey No. 81: thence fourth
course. N. 60 deg. e. 1000 feet TO place OF be
ginning. containing ID Y 100 acres.
This claim is bounded on the East by the
Ohio.
inc lOCdtlDn III AHlh mluC II uu1y feCpfucu II
the Recorders Office of Robinson Mining
District. in Book A of page So.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Union mine or said mining
ground as hereinbefore described are required
to file their adverse claim with the Register
of tina United States Laud ONCE at Eureka, In
the Stats Of Nevada. during the sixty DAYS
period OF publication hereof. or thew will he
barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
Statute.
o2l10w r. q. HINCKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07
WHITE PINE NEWS
cONscIECE.

Translated from Victor Hugo's Legende dss
Cain ned before the Lord. and with him vent
His children. skIn-clad, ell with storm BE-
sprent.
The evening fell. The sad man sought Feposs
Where from the desert q great mount arose,
His wife. exhausted, and his sons, outwoTn,
Slept on the ground, while he, the man for.
lOrn.
He raised his head. and right before his face,
Staring. vide open. in the blackened sky,
He saw regarding him q m0yeless Eye.
Il am too near be said, and shook with
Then saksd the tired dock, and in the night
he fed away into the n2neless space.
And thirty and days snd nights with ceaseless
pace.
He marched and marched, and shivsred as he
went,
Furtive and dumb, on every noise intent;
No rest, NO sleep. At last upon the strand
OF ancient SEA-, where now Il Syrian land,
He stood. Stay here. In this asylum sure.
Here let ~ rest. The world goes on no more.
And ~ be sat. there famed upon the sky
In that lar of spot, the changeless Eye.
An, nos ne trembied In that Horrors grip
'.hide me-" he cried and finger on their lip
His sons gazed sadly on their fathers fierce.
Cain saldi TO JubaI, prince Of those who pierce
Deep Into the desert with their tents aud skin.
.I.itch acre Thy tent and fence me safely in"
lie did. He quickly spread the floating wall.
Stay ing it's corners with . leaden ball.
.Dost see il now said ZillAh. falrest child.
The daughter of his on, like morning mild.
Il sec the Eye a<ain," replied the sire.
Jubal, the CHIEF Of those who strike the Tyre
And beat tne drum amid the crowded street.
And sound the horn with silver note and
sweet.
Cried loud and long, II swear to bar IL out"
He made a wall Of bronze, and, s~corning doubt:
Placed cain behind. who cried. Il see the Eye"
Tine Enoch spoke: Let Us build towns high,
30 terrible that nothing will Gene near:
build up a city with . donjoE drear.'
Then Tubai Cain, the father Of the forge.
Built up a ctr, horrible and large.
And while he labOred, In the plain beneath
His brothers hunted down the sons Of Ssth.
Pat out the eyes of all they took in war.
Aud shot their arrows at the evening star.
Inc tents gave place to walls OF solid stone
Eacn block KEPT steady by an iron zone.
Inc city seemed q very pit Of he'll.
The walls were thick as mountains. and the
swell
OF INDUSTRIOUS towns made all dark as night.
ADd on the door they carved in letters bright,
'GOd shall not enter here" When all was
done
They shut their grandsire in . town Of stone,
H4ggard and sorrOwfal. Then Elijah said,
alt i NO l0ager there, that Eye so dread"
But he replied, Il see II now a. then,
oh. close me in some subterranean den.
Entomb me. As one dead. 50 let me be.
4 shall see no one. Nothing shall see me-"
They built = vault, anu Cain said, 1T 10 good"
Descended, sat him DOWN in happier mood;
They walled the mouth, but 1t was all in vain,
The Bye was in the tomb, and looked 1t Cain.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07

conn nm In presents given away. Send
0ZuU, UUU cents postage and BY mail
you will get free n package of goods OF large
at once bring you In money faster thar any
thing else in America All about the $780,
900 in presents with each box. Agents wanted
everywhere. OF either sex, Of all ages, for all
the time. or spare time only, to work for US ut
their own homes. Fortunes for all workers
absolutely assured. Don't delay, HALLErT 4
Co.. Portland, Maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07

"5ay, Bob, you're out with Miss
Parsons. amt youG"
Yes. joe"
What h~appened"
''She's experimenting too l%avishly."
Experimenting! What st7"
Trying 10 cure frsckles by eating
ice cream"
"Well, why ought you ts cars7"
10. dent, provided it's at some
other fellows expense. II was cost
ing me $f.60 = freckls."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.


Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco. California
Location Of wo<ks. Ward Mining District
wsrd. White Pine County, Nevada.
NUTICE-There are delinquent upon the
f~sllosfnx described stock, on account OF as
sessment Ne Ol levied on the I'D day Of
August. tsSA the several amounts set OPP
posioe the names II the respective sharehold-
srs. a. Hollcaz.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors, made on the ed
day Of August, 1885, - many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be niece ssary, will
be sold at public auction. at the Office Of the
Company, Room 80, Nevada Block. SOo Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. California. on
WEDNESDAY, the FOURTH day Of NO
MEMBER, 1885, at the hour Of two () o'clock
p. II. Of said day, ts pay said delinquent as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07
o. n. GREY.


OFFICE IN THE P0STOFFICE BUILD
~ Ing. Cherry Creek. Nevada.
All businass intrusted 10 his charge will
receive prompt attention. je20-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07

Sessmeni thereon together With co.,.
vertising and expenses Of the cal. OF
J. J. ~scoyILLR. s......
OAee-Room 50 Nevada Blocl ~ sa1
gOmery street, San Francisco. oalIsosI. A'st
oI7-td 4aia
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-07
BULLION TAX

On the Net Proceeds Of Mines
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ths
~ Taxes on the Proceeds Of Mines OF WIN
Pine County for the
Quarter Ending September 80 i'
Are now due and payable To me ut my Ops ~
In Hamilton, and that the law In rega'" =
r. N. PETERS.
County Assessor, White Pine cou""'
Hamilton, October II, 1885.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
FOUR FAMOUS MEN.

Peeps at the Personality of Senator Sauls.
bury, eneraI Grant, Phillips Brooks
and Jay Cooke.
The Cleveland Leader publishes the fol-
lowing:
Eli Salisbury, the senior Senator from Del.
aware. is the DEVILS darniDg needle of the
Senate. He is so long that he aever walks
about Washington when the wind bio VS.
from the Potomac for fear that it will carry
him away. He measures over six feet from
crown 10 heel, and his width from shoulder
to shoulder is not more than fifteen inches.
He is long all over. Each of his legs would
make bean pole, and his arms would fur
Dish the material for two goodsized threeh-
ing fails His head is thin and small, bat
long in proportion to its width, and he has o
long, thin nose above his long Jaws. This
shoulders by long, thin, skinny neck, and
the gay hair which falls down upon IL in
silvery fringe at the back is also very thin.
Senator Salisbury is goody good man. He
has no reputation for greatness, and Della
ware sends him to Washington as repre-
sentative OF her Sunday school and church
element
Chicsgo Tribune: when Grant was in
Chicago. three or four years ago." said an
army official, "he louDged about Sheridan s
headquarters a good deal. His son Fred was
at that time on Sheridan's staff, but
was absent one day, and Grant took his
place at Freds deek and looked after the
business. A nervous old fellow came in
to inquire for some paper that he had
left with Fred. The document could
not be loud, AID Grant apologiziug, walked
with the old gentleman to the door As
walked down the stairs with the moliifed
visitor, he turned and asked: Who is that
old codger? he Is the politest clerk / ever
saw at military headquarters. / hope Sheri-
dan will keep him | answered, quietly
That is General Grant The 6gety old gen
temsn, after staring at me for fall q minute
said, with considerable ferver, Il will give
you fifty cents il you will kick me down
stairs"
London World: The Rev Phillips Brooks
of Boston, the famous American preacher,
who're sermons in Westminster Abbey, st.
Paurs Cathedral and other crack London
churches excited 30 much attention during
the season of 1885, is returning to England
next month and will be in London for sew
ernl weeks Mr.. BROOKS has consented to
preach at Cambridge before the university"
on June II. 1t was the late Dean Stanley
who originally introduced this eloquent and
original preacher to London pulpits.
New York Sun: Jay Cooke is now . IA
miliar figure along the country roads North
east OF Philadelphia, but he IL not often
found mipeliDg il the push aud the uncer-
taintY OF The street" An observer writes
that be mad seen him dressed moro in the
garb OF Q countrymsn than that OF . 6nan.
cier. His clothes we're plain, and his white
slouched d hat, with IFS broad brim, gave him
the sppearance of o wsll.to-do farmer. His
bair aud heard were snow white, and he was
driving along with On easy gait. O. X perfect
iy CO, teoted with lie.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10


mans constantly uecaced her enterprises.
sbd blocked the gay 60 Herat Some years
alter khiva fell. Skooeled and ais Cos,ass
tcstteied tho Teks.Turkomans. the greatest
slave hunters ard most lAsiess msn Who
Eosmed the desert OF Kara Kun. Last year
the last tirong hold OF this tribe vas occn.
pied by Russian troops. It was thu earih
fort they were building IN a ben q OF The Muir.
ehst River. &C Merv. when O'DOa0vaa We
itGd them four years sgo. It's ra'nparis, forty
feet high and sixty feet wide At the base.
were speedily Knocked 10 pieces, and Mary
now forms part OF the Russisn Transca spias
province. Years before. Sir Henry Rowlia.
ton, the create authority on Central Asia
had told lhe British Government that "hsrst
Is at The mercy OF the General who occusies
Mtrv." But the public opinion in Eogiand
did not keep pace with the march OF event,
Ia Asia. and II was not till the Russi "a
forces had left The Merv oasis and received
The submission OF the TUrkomans south OF
saTsohs that GIert Britain swoke 10 tbs be.
lief that the Car was threatening Herat AMI
menaclne Indis
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

Of your Are you not willing TO pat humii-
ny and unselhshness int praotcs TO the eK.
tent OF living in that love which shall make
sou Children OF God. without blemlsh2"
Gould argument or appeal be more powerful
or moving2
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
|. More humility Is the best cure for quar-
rels, aud preventive OF them.
2. In matters OF both practice and belief il
is safe 10 have THE mind OF Christ"
3. IL Is an un-Christlike mind which IL te-
NJ cious OF rights and honors and comforts, re
gsIdltss Of Others good.
Conversion, pardon, welcome into
Christian disoipileship sre the beginning not
the endng OF the Christian course.
8. Our personal weakness and :helpessness
Is o reason for encouragement. God is all.
sufficient as helper Surrender the will to
his direction, and pray, aud push on.
q. IL IS the Christians business to be as
light in the world. IL blameless aud harmless
he can not help SHINING. Bat ne is also 10
hold forth the word OF life"
7. How important is mans salvation as
seen in the light OF Christs humiliation and
death to secure IT, Who can measure its
Importance
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

Why mr.. Wilkinson No Longer Makes an
"AI Night" of IL.

Gan Night" of It.
lSan Francisco Chronicle "Understones"
l don't know whether it is due to the SIM
plicity OF womankind, or the absence OF the
inventive facclty of ma1, thar the same old
reasons and excuses 60 always. / believe
that Jacob told Leah, when he wanted to 20
out on spree, that he had some business
with the neghboring ranch, and am quite
convin esd that old Noah very frequently
tod his wife that he was going to visit sick
friend. l doubt If Abraham did not steal to
the masquerade bail of the period and roll
ht tine in dignifsd and autocratic intoxics.
ton some time about the breaking of the
morning Anyhow, il seems that the msn
who Will invent a new excuse which msn
can give to his wife for staying out all night
can get the biggest kind of fortune out
of the royalties on it. A few nights ago
YOUR Wilkinson wanted to 90 to a masquer.
a6e tall.
My darling" he said, as he put on his
overcoat and felt for his ticket. Jones is
very sicK. | SIN afraid he will not live
through the night. L promised him I'd sit
with him whole night, and | guess I'll be
very late"
Poor fellow" said she. "Ifs so good of
you Stay-here's some nice Jelly you'd
better take pot of it to him. I'm SO sorry,
and he's bachelor without any sisters or 8
mother. Alfred, perhaps / had better 90
with you ii he is so i'll :"
a gleam of grim suspicion flashed across
his face as he looked at her. Was this sar.
casm? She was perfectly Ingenious.
No, my dear. You needn't. He's too ill
to care about your visit"
well, dear, come home as soon IS you
can"
He had to take the pot OF Jelly, which he
threw into a vacant lot as he went on, 1t
seems that Jones, who WAS OF c)urse quite
well. really wanted 10 see young Wilkinson
on the most urgent business. He hunted
for him at his we'll knowa resorts all night
and about l 80 O'Clock ne and friend took
coupe and drove up to his house. The
friend jumped o1t and rang the ball. He
did not know Mrs Wilkinson. That lady
stuck her head out Of the up stair window.
Who's that?"
81 want 10 see Mr.. wilkinson"
Who are you"
At this point Jones who did know Mrs.
W.. jumped out of the coupe.
us that you Mrs. wilkinson
"Yes. Who lie tha,2'
Jones" taic he. xviii you tell Alfred
want TO see him on the most important bus
mess for q minuie?'
"Mr. Wilkinson has not come home YETI
And the window went dawn with snap.
At q. m. Mr.. Wilkinson came home. His
wife looked at him and asked him very
quietly:
blow is Mr.. Jones?"
"Oh, he's much better. We got him to
sleep about 8 o'clock and then left"
Then the band began to play, a3d young
Wilkinson is still dancing 10 the music.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
Little Brother OF the Rich

To PIT new shingles on Old roofs.
10 give old women wadded skirts.
TO treat pfem0nitory coughs
With seasonable flannel shirts.
To soothe the stings of Poverty
And keep the jackal from the door
These are the works that occupy
The Little sister OF the Poor.
She carries, everywhere she goes
KIND words and chickens, Jam and Goals,
Poultices foT corporal woes.
And sympathy for downcast souls:
Her cnrrant Jeliy-her ouinine.
The lips OF lever move 10 bless
She makes the humble sick-roOm shine
With unsccustomed tidiness.
heart of hers the instant twin
And vivid counterpart Ia mine;
also serve my fellow men.
Though In a sOmeHh At different line.
The Poor, ana their concerns she has
Menopolized. because OF which
IL falls TO me TO labor as
Little Brother OF the Rich.
For their sake at no sacrifice
Does my devoted spirit quail:
1 give their horses exercise.
As ballsst on their yachts sail
Upon their Tally Hos ride
And brave the chances OF a storm:
l even use my own inside
To keep their wines and yictuAis warm.
Those whom We strive to benefit
Dear to our hearts soon gro n 10 be:
love my Rich, and admit
That they are very good to me.
Succor the Poor. my sisters. l.
While Heaven shall still ysuchssfe ma
health,
viii strive 10 share and mollify
The trials of sbOunding wealth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

General L. F Msnsbrea, in Q paper on the
Density and Figure Of ths Earth" read be.
fore the Academy Of Sciences, Paris. stated
that his researches tended 10 confirm the
snticlpations OF Newton that the mean dsns-
ity Of the earth would bs foaud to be b.
twess Eve add six times THAT Of Fatss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17

Tom Cummings. one Of the tributers In
the Aurora mine on Bullion Hill, Cortez
District. IL In town. He says that OF the
eight .ributers In the mine. seven OF them
have bodies OF ore. which pays to extract
aud ship to Salt Lake City for reduction.
Joe Devere is working q mine. which he
leased some time ago from Gillian Brothers
and Tex. He has q good ledge OF an
timony and sulphurets. and 10 taking out
nov and then what might be termed mug
gets Of silver. which are worth $l,SO0 TO
the ton. VIM. Earle has . claim which is
looking well. and he Ia Stopping out a streak
OF good ore from the tunnel level to the
surface. j. Henley has got pretty well
underway Q tunnel, which Is meant 70 tap
nearly ell the principal mines OF Bullion
Hill. The header OF ID has thus far been
advanced but rs feet. but when 10 Ia
pushed u distance Of 1900 feet the belief
is II will tap the mines at . depth OF Al
least 1900 feet. While the miners are
generally prosperous. yet Mr.. Cummings
says he knows OF . couple OF good oppor-
,unities there for either 9 company or a
private individual with q couple or three
thousand dollars 10 invest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17
Educational.

Thoma OF Eureka, Chairman OF the Com
mitsee on Education in the Senate, and
Allen, Chairman OF the same committee in
the Assembly, under the authority of a
Joint resolution, have been revising the
school laws. In this revision they have
made some radical but salutary changes,
among which they provide for two district
superintendent OF Public instruction, who
win take the supervision OF the three educa-
.ionAl districts. into which the State is di.
vided. This scheme does away with The
County Superintendent, and unquestion.
ably Is In the interest Of education as well
as economy and doubtless will be favorably
considered,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17

James MatfOck, am Old Pioneer Of
the Camp Found Dead in His
Cabin-A Probable Inquest-Mtn.
ing News.
Stafford, Eureka county. New,
Feb. Is, 1885.
EDITOR SENTINEL: James Msttock, an
old pioneer of this camp, was found dead
in his cabin about 8 o'clock yesterday
evening. When found his body was quite
warm, and he probably had not been dead
over one or two hours when found. The
poor fellow had been suffering terribly for
the last three months or more with neu-
ralgis in the face. and had purchased an
eiehth-ounce bottle Of morphine, q portion
of which he had weighed out into one-grain
powders, only four Of which he had taken
since noon on Wednesday last. He, there
fore, could not have taken them with sui
cidal intent. He evidently died from the
same cause that took Ben Stafford OIL two
wears ago-pulmonary apoplexy, superin-
duced by the excessive use OF alcoholic
stimulants. Old Jim had many sterling
rood QUALITIES. uo Was CIuPuAouoAy
honest, Q hard working, and q No. !
miner. and without an enemy in the world
| His only fault was an excessive love for
whisky. During the last year OF his life
the sufferings which he endured from neu-
ralgia might cause q stronger mind man
his to seek temporary relief in the flowing
bowl.
Ex-ofacio Coroner Longley, OF Palisade,
is about to be notified of the act, and he
will probably deem it expedient to hold an
inquest on the body before burial.
The mining news in this quarter is rather
meager. No work is being done. exceptat
the San Francisco Tunnel, which is being
run ON a contract by the Shields brothers.
I am taking out and shipping ore to Salt
Lake from the Onondago. / am making
an effort to place the mine again on velvet.
which, with careful, economical manage
ment, I hope to accomplish within the next
ninety days. Am doing no dead worK on
TYSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17

HOTEL ARRItALSs

Bureau Hotel = Ed Green. Paris; =,
r1.on' Gerald; Thomas Cummings. cortezi
Tyson, Incsis' Tybo; Charles W. Ander.
JOSEPH Iohn Totten, Fish Lake Valley; Pat
s pIsv Cbarry Greek; NJ. Moran, Prospect
Mn.n,s,n. r. D. Page, Fish Greek; James
Hutchins, George Williams, rims o'A"o''
Tom Jones, Huntington Valley.
Jsekson Housed. II. BirdsAil. y; n
plseeman, San Francisco; spencer hey'
noiSs. Prospee. Mountain; L. Doyle, city
7. b. Cowger, B. B. Bird, William Horton
Steptoe Valley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17
rnbiic Land

D''''sr' upon the public lands desirous
having the same surveyed in order 10
dista mIs, are requested TO make imme.
Gsns, sPpiics'ion to the U. s. Surveyor.
bons a.. ~ Reno. The applications Of
All has settlers will be given preference,
tract t'asrs who desire to purchase lare,
s.s;a, u public lands for stock. raising .,
b ss;nn purposes. said lands NOT va,
aDnl;rs Desn surveyed, should file thei,
ysyor uons In the United States snr,
AN ueneral's Office, in order tbs, az,
,nrs. can receive attention as soon al ~.
Sppropriasion for the ensuing aao. :
'eeomes available. usual yeai