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-, M, At 70 o'tlo X A. H.. sell at public auc.
tfiF.,A, ~ Z /. hsS, and rest bidder, NJ the front
NJ JOurt HOGsG Of Ohio cnonIy, WeSt
~ S.sSi, he following dzrftbed parcels Of real
- t lie s-i que half Of let numbered Thirty
q, ,Iss,e On me south s!le o. flIHeStn iuset;
80. gieharl urakam addition 10 tue lIy q
..5y Ia Inc STATE OF Nct Virginia, together
: sut julil.rgS ard improvement tneteon.
- t,,.,iilg property Complied tee properly
-. ~ .ISr u ths late H0ktcu Harden, and Is
- ,itt5!c properly. Tic Improvements con
80, Ishe DuCk dwelling house, VITA oIlck
s,,eigt CiAe. OutbutId!nSs, and IN e1eel4enI 10
F4i.-,s-rot numbered eleven tIii IN square
,1,ss IA r.:a cca Isl, and the north one-hAI o.
4 ainHtd twelve ~ IN sQuAre numpeIeu
,A... ~ A tetignaleii OH the map Of Tie sub
800, M he Jdeph GSIdWel EstAIe. AID divls
~ ilsrsIroul to the sad city Of Wheeling. Ohio
S,'stI West virginia; said property 1tontng on
s. ali Lde Of EOf street, between IWenEy'nlhtn
~ ss / es,ricd on the foregoing property an e!e
g,st l.ick PSiJ.ute. aud Is most deSEapIe
ssT.f:y FLl baildIng was erected BY Edward
I ssrItu a 4 resiteate, aud u unusually COM
rsl!Jn and well constructed. .,,.
i, ;,lulryi By tie !rtTeh under when this kAle
Ma 4. mIdu thEi the parcels Of properly ALoYe
4..t-i,TI .haii be offered tOf sale separately.
issXs Of sGLE-Uns third q tho purchase
ny tasI be paid In cash on The day OF sale,
ri 1. u1cn more IS The purchasers may elect %
~: he 1alAuCe AbGll be paid In two equal instAl'
s.1S viii interest from Gay OI Stle, ~ one AND
fTg yrsn irOm day Of sale, respectively, the pur
s,rsp giving n0uS for the deferred paymentS'
~ sCcafiIy 10 be approved BY the cOmHtssignttl
"a = further security the title 10 said PARCELS Of
III ,6All te letalned Until the purchase money
iilI rave bCru paid in tull. and The special Com
as!0uer ordered by the Court 70 convey.
$50 R q. BARR.
Special Commissioner.
IAErby certify that bond has been gwen BY the
Ib1'e 3lned sp, ctAl commissioning IN me Ap0tt
euItd cause a required By law.
THOMAS n. DARRAH,
CLERK Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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re sure TO get the genuine, and send for Treatise
on Blood and stin Diseases, fee.
For sale by all drngsss.s.
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easatssl.
DIR. d. ID. SNIITH.
No. 140l chspiine Street.
Near Fourteenth ssrse..
MedieM

The bes. evidence d physiclRn's success Is the
testimony d his pAtientS. The increasing de
ands fec my professional services prove have
dealt h0n0Rhly and faIrly with Hose who have
consulted me never use Q patients name With
out permission, though have many hundred Ger
tiheates from those whom have cured attef they
had bean pronounced IneuAhle. A thorough med.
lcal education with many yeAn hospital experience
and familiarity with thetaputle agents. Close ob.
IesyGnee Of tefnperAmentGl peeu1ArtteS aud Atfiet
attention 10 hygienIc mAnag ENSURES success,
cure 4 possible, and frankly give the patient ny
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Mountsyiil accommodation leeyeS mee 1ai,s y
11:S5 4. M. a ID arrives ~ ~ y
m aas,S 80 seeomrsDd.tion a. $40 p N.
ZanesVie a.>sommodaao9,, !ear Z; Mnsens sna
t 81 n =. M. dsiiy (: Scept SUNDAY.
Ia. y, n. m frain Through % Cincinnati without
change. with B & o. sleeper thtongh g CineinnAa.
T ri Cnech frou, Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. p, Iesying wheeling at 9:l5 a. m, AEtiSins "
cincinnati al CSC . N. .,,,... sn,.e
40 sS,,tISSeSt Eorth aud HL rthWest making thA
desirsbIe ioIite for colontsts I'd persons moving
70 The great West and 70 whvn p rncnl1F AHenEon
Noes 70 all principal points on ANle at Depot
sleeping car Recommendations can b secured st
Depot Ticket Once.
TSos c, BuHRE, Ticket Agent B. & o. Depot
JOHN i. LANE, TrGy. Passenger Agent.
r. +. DEVRIESs General Agent, Wheeling.
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-9.511VT-SIONER'S SALE OF VAL
NbsA.. tyght EST4TR

[ a, ,i GisLE EEAL EsTATE
~ :, Ne Yus.etpAI Court OF wheeling.
- =, a, The authority vested IN me BY
10 l' ~. ~. IHulglLal Court OF WhseunV, made
= :. .S a tSy u June, lssy IN suit n cnGn
o 4 XII; ,s's SrdIag IN which Eama TG!loE Slsn
c - - XII husband, arc plaintiffs, and WI
: y tHs!t"s:ca aud otherS are defendants, VIII,
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BA1TrNoRs, Mp., June 2z-wheat western hrmer
and quiet: No. winter red spot 9l1zze; .une 911c
sgSLs99Hc: October 81 p2I<e bid. Corn, western
arm 4 aud dull; mixed spot 62 asked: July 6.5tc
bid. cats arm and qulst; western white SsASsc;
mixed e6aSSc. Provisions quiet and steady.
TJLEpo. June N.-whcAt easy and quiet; No: 2
asked: September Csc asked: October s65SiG; No.
Sost gTGeSc Corn inactive; No, cash or June 4sc;
July 4SJJzzc; August sc. 0atS dull No. SIC.
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Home Proof


Suffered terribly Nothing seemed to help me;
could not &c. ont Of bed. DR.. Smith cured me.
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarh. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Noiee:-sut-
leFed for years; patent medicine tAled 70 help me.
Dr. Smith completely cured mel
OF sPeidel q Co, Wheeling ". Va.
pySpepSta and uleefated St0mAch.-HSTreatf1ent
Tor yean tailed to give ME relief Dr.. Smith cured
mel THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Hts=Had them for teTFssen $slFs pE smith
seEoiula, Running Sores on Hsad.-.sIy son was
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing SEEMED to
AsF -tAs' - S ME- Si1aS cti4l.TifiiERrNE CAPS.
ME- Market Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
CaneeF.-''sniiered for years with Cancer. Habit
cut out three times Il returned after each opera.
ton. Dr. Smith cured me without knife e4nstteo
palm" MRS. Il. II. 0RCuTT.
weeks Reported dying, Dr. Smith cured me
without knife in i've week. ,,,,,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va,
uleerations Of Rectum, ProlApSus and Piles
.iWas given up 70 die and pronounced incGrable.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knilen ~
4; WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry
Rev. II. o. lAud Wutes:-"pr. smitht pfotea-
s0nal services in my family have been most salts
factory, and commend him 70 al As q gentleman
and skIllful physician"
= Nm. Margaret kolk says: 81 bad been suffering
ior seven year and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr., Smith said had 4 tape worm, aud
IN eight hour removed q monster 100 feet long.
Female ComplAintS..Three years IN hospitals for
females give me peculiar advantages In such easeA
Persons cured Of cataErh, diseases OF heart, liver
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth scfoinla and
asthma testify 70 my success.
PILES cured without the knife.
Patients Ut distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. 4 char for seltexanli1a.
don sent on receipt Of two threeeent stamps, and
sdyiee returned free.
ConSultation al ONCE free. oaieehours from "a.
u. 10 7P. ", daily. Call on OF address, r..
JOHN z. SMITH, Md,
. r...i Na t4n4 NnaN1lnR ~ Wh6sIlnG " Va
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PullfnRn's PaIace Drawing Room and Sleeping
ems through without change trnm steubenyEl
EsSt % philadelphia and New York. West 70 Co
uInbtis CiuciDnatt, Louisyille Chicago, 1ndiarap.
OILS and 81. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car RECOMMENDATIONS, and any further information
spply % JOHN q. ToMLINsoN, Ticket Agent at
I'm Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street. or Rt
CITY Ticket Once, under Mcclure House. Wheeling,
80 = JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus. Ohio.
T. A. FORD,
asr,I Pas. and Tictc, Agent. Pittsburgh. pa.
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meaian.
Narrow Escape.

RoeTuSEEa, June /, 1ss2. fsIen
Year, aRo was attached With The most
intosS0 and deathly pains IN my back md
80 -Eldafpt,
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WEpYKpAY. rllE eal pAY o. JuLY. lsss,

bezauIrg at 10 o'clock A. Y. OF taid day at the
lOal II VI The COuit House Of OHIO county, sell
At gub &c anctiOu, several parGls Of real estate
herluA!t.T mtGtlnned, or 70 much o. may DO nee
esfy u fAy the Hens upon the lame Is set forth
IN Mid dtrTee, The Iosts VI Jrit and e1pensE1 Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-29

PHnIpE1PHIA, Pa. June 2z-Flour steady.
Wheat 6r per; No. red June oSa9511Sfc; July g5Aa
0SlSa; August 9sL A9S5ke: September q OIL sA1 9t5
Com weak; 30 SmIxed Gle; steamer No. mixed
5!Sa5Sc; No. mixed 6ca699ISc; SAL mixed Jnue S2a
55IsASic, Oats qTiFt: rejected while sc. No. 3
xhtte 5Sc; No. : white Sac; futures without I'm.
ant OH HVaS and duli.
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CrscISSGTI. o., June 27.-Flour IN moderate de.
msnd: family 81 25a4 50; fancy 81 65aleo Wheat
easter; No rsd 81 20; reeeipb $50 btshels: ship
mentS 22ja bushels. Cern quiet; No: mixed
4skc Oats In fair demand: No. mixed SiklSc.
No 3 spring Sc. Pork down OslD % Lard
nominal &c 8SR6 Zoe. Bulk mCats quiet; shoulders
s 7Sc; short NIB s. Oc. Bacon SteAdy aud In Light
demand: shoulders t.Sl1Il4c; short Eib g:&e; shirt
clear doc. Whisky quiet at 81 u. Butter. I'M.
changed. Sugar quiet: hard refined 5aE9fe.
Eggs weaker Al nallkc. Cheese quiet and IN,
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n;THEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIv1-

~ and altar JUNE u, 1856. passenger trains win
mn ~ follows wheeling time:
For PittsbHtgh-i:I0 q m. B:Ss p, m. daily; 5;i5
M. 40 D, n, daily except SUNDAY.
y, = WakhinXtcp- 2, M. daily except Sunday.
n m Pitbburgh-ll:06 q. m, sos p. N, daily
sxcao, sunday; ln:15 p m, daily; 903 T. N. daily.
Elm washington 9s05 q. m, daily: ll:06 3 NJ.
s.6s r. m daily except sunday; l0:lS ?. M, dally.
Wv ~ 2 x. LORD, General Passenger Agent
n DuNHAu, General anp't.
4 z. LANE. Inv. PaSA Al, Wheelink.
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Cd s. CALDWELL,

SPECIAL ConmIN l0p0F.
Sgind bylaw, THOMAS u. nARlf4H,
wv CteEk N sd Court.
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oa!s. 20. d aad q TeaEssea.I. $500.
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Pas5epesf trains daily Including Sunday. 40
trains runs daily except sunday.
JOHN @. TOMIIN8UN,
Ticket Agent. whAalipe, VIVA.
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SEw York, June 1-cottnn quiet but steady:
niddlinEs uplanls lOt 7.16c: orleans 10 e.I6c:
futures closed steady; June 10 $50; July 103sc;
Noyernbsr 3 SOC; december aSlc; January 9.9gc;
February l0o9c; March la2t; April loSlc.
c1Sc1xsArI, O., June 27.-cotton weaker; mid.
ding lOHc.
Wool.
SEw YoKK, June 27.-wool steady; domestic
feoce 27aS6c: pulled l4aGoc: Texans 9a21e. 15
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Pu1spunsH June 27.-The oil market to-day
was excited and very strong, and there was sharp
advance: trading was heavy, nearly everybody
buying ptices opened At s71{c: closed a $50:
highest eOc: lowet S71sc; transactions estimated
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petroleum

CIsctSSAT1, o., tuneI.-Hop Hrm: common and
llsht s. E4i Is: packing aud butchers s. eOai 50;
receipts 1851 head; shipments $50 head.
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:, lie .0t numbered eiShteen u.s. Of tho sub-dl.
Ibl0l VI the PoOE HOuSe farm ~ laid out by the
BAfi u Com Y kSiInen Of said county, which aid
~ q bounded q follows Beginning At q stake ct
Es-ilvliOu Ol the farm AfOTgaaI1 10 the cemetery
fpplGrd running thence south S5RS, west Sl52
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CLERK Of the Municipal Court
4
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05
Political beats.

1t is charged that Lieutenant Cover
nor elect Jones, of New York. has not
yet paid his assessment to the Demo-
cratic committee. This delay 10 GER
tainly understandable. especially in a
man who is always boasting in print
ZONES, he pays the freight.-S. F.
Post.
The Journal has heard of = District
Judge in Nevada who was assessed
$3.50 when he was nominated in 1882
but who has not yet paid the assess
ment, although he has drawn $4,000
in salary.--Reno Journal.
Tho Appeal knows of a man, right
here in Carson. who has owed the
County Central Committee his assess
ment for over four years. He was
elected Senator, spent most of his time
in the East during the session, and
after drawing several hundred dollars
from the State for doing nothing, still
refuses to settle with the Central Com
mittee, and as a result the Committee
had to cut down the price they agreed
to give the papers.
In the next campaign tho Repub-
lican papers of this State will not
insert a mans name in the ticket until
he pays his assessment, and will make
an example of these political dead
beats.-Carson Appeal.
The News knows that the Demo-
cratic State Central Comittess of
Nevada, as long back as our memory
runs, have invariable cheat" Us out of
our Legitimate dues.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

. Our people were ipexpressibly
shocked on the recsipt.o the news of
tbs Sudden death of Thomas A. Hem
dricks, Vice President of the United
States, last Saturday msrning, which
sad event occurred at B o'clock on the
evening of November 25th, A great
Statesman and pure public mar has
fallen. From the Sentinel We Gull the
following biography of Vice President
Hendricks:
Through a long life Thomas 4.
Hendricks served the public we'll and
conscientiously. His biography i
that of one who, having deserved well
of his country, was honored with the
highest positions of trust, and who
never failed to do his duty in whatever
position he was placed. He was =
statesman rather than a politician,
much less a partisan. although he was
Il strict party man. He was born on q
farm near GAINESVILLE, Muskingum
county, Ohio, September Z, 1919, thus
making his age a fraction over 66
wears. When q lad he attended the
village school in Shelbyville until he
was of age to enter the college of
South Hanover, near Madison. from
which, after finishing bis course, he
graduated with high honors. Subse-
quently he studied law. In his 25th
year he married Miss Lucy Morgan,
the widow who now mourns her loss.
Commencing his political career as \
member of the Indiana State Legisla-
ture in 1850 he was shortly afterwards
elected to Congress twice. Then, in
1850, by President Pierce, he was
appointed as Commissioner of the
General Land Office, and by the Lsgis-
lature of Inriana in 1862-63 he was
elected rs United States Senator, after
Wilhelm 1S72-he was elected as
Governor of that State. In 1875 he
was looked upon by Democrats every
where IS one of the strongest and best
men in their party, and when the St.
Louis convention named Mr.. Tilden
for the first place IN the Democratic
ticket, it turned with one accord to
the reform Governor of Indiana, and
offered him the Vice Presidency, which
he accepted and was no doubt elected
to in the following November election.
His nomination for and election to the
same office last year showed not only
his eminent fitness for the Office, but
that it was an act ofretributive justice.
He has followed in the course of all
the great men that preceded him and
the loss is the nations.
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Notice of Suit Commenced.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- WHITE PINE. District Attorneys OF
nee. Hamilton, November %, 1888.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- WHITE PINE, District Attorneys OF.
nee. Hamilton, November %, 1885.
Notice OF Suit Commenced.
To The following named defendants and all
owners Of, or claimants tn the real estate. i'm
p%rovcments thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described,
| known or unknown You and each of ron are
hereby notified that suit has been commenced
In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, In and FOR the
County Of White Pine. held at the Town of
Hamilton, in said County of White Pine. BY
the State Of Nevada. plaintiff. against each OF
the following described tracts or parcels OF
lande, with the improvema an t. thereon. and Inn
provements when assessed separately. and all
owners Of the same known or unknown. to re-
cover the taxes, delinquency and penalty
assessed to the said defendant against said
property, for the fiscal year A. ID: 1881, and that
a mmO has been duly issued In this case;
and you are further notified that unless ron APP
pear and answer the complaint fled In said
cause on or before the 7th day Of January.
1881, judgment will be taken against yon and
the real estate and improvements herein de-
scribed. for the amount Of tax, delinquency
and penalty specified. and costs Of suit.
The Consolidated Mining Company Lin.
ited). John Doe and Richard Roe, and the real
estate and Improvements upon real estate In
said County Of White. state Of Nevada. de-
rcrlbed as follows, 10 wit The possessory
claim TO property interest Of. In and to that
certain mill eitc and 3U-etamp quartz mill
and other Improvements, situate at Eberhardt,
County Of White Pine, and State OF Nevada,
and known as the Stanford mill property;
also Lots 1856, 1877, 1853 and 10; also one dia-
| mond drill.
Iax. ....'s..'.'$dly ~
Delinquency 81 g5
Penalty (25 per cent. ............... "a 67h
Total .S512 32M
A. b. TREEcE,
n2etd District Attorney, White Pine Co.
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Many people catch cold by leaving
their windows entirely open all night.
1t may be warm when they go to bed,
but very cold toward morning. A
man in Iowa has invented an adjust
msnt that will be affected, like u Their
mometsr. by the weather, and will
cause the window to rise or fall a. the
night grows hot or cold.
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Home Candidates.

The Carson Tribune says that we
have as candidates fer the United States
senatorship the following Nevada
men: Powning, Cassidy. Adams. Wren
and Foley. With such an array, bar
ring the latter, who has too much
''big head" why should we import
carpet-baggers for the position7
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

William w. Gillespie, who was
Secretary of the Nevada Constitutional
Convention held at Carson in 1864,
died in the County Hospital at vir-
GINA City last Tuesday. The deceased
will be remembered by many of our
early residents, he having served here
as District Attorney directly after the
organization Of the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

The first session of the 50th Congress
will convene Ia Washington next Mon
day. It's proceedings, especially on
the silver question, will be watched
with intense interest on the Pacific
Coast.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

A young son of John Eckley. Of
Contra Costa county, CAL, accidentally
swallowed IN open pen-knife last
T~hursday. He was Immediately taken
toSan Francisco for surgical treatment,
but the probabilities are that his life
will not be saved.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

g The British election returns continue
to show large Conservative gains.
The "old man" with the resources of
civilization" as a motto, got left.
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Lead mines in England are giving
out. England has pumped so much lead
into people during the wars of the last
two centuries that it is no wonder the
supply fails.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

The funeral of Vice President Hen
bricks took place at Indianapolis last
Tuesday. Many of the distinguished
men of the country were present.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

Alfonso, King OF Spain, has been
gathered to his fathers at the early age
Of 20. His wife, Christina, an Aus
friAn princess, takes the Helm of State.
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The D. s. ssnatorshIP--Oax Plan.

The o. 3. senatorshiP--OuT Plan.
It il naw conceded, By those we'll
informed upon such matters. that
Stewart and Fair, both of California,
will be the two contestants for the
next U. s. S~snatorship from this State,
and that it will be q lively moneyed
fight. the longest purse Knocking the
per.ihOn.
Stewart will be strongly backed by
the money and influence of the rail
roads. During the twelve years he
was IN the Senate, he was tie subser-
Went tool of the Pacific Railroad Com
paaiss. and did their hiding in the
most servile manner, and during the
mex: eight years they will require his
services and his slavery o than
they have ever before.
Again. John W. Mackay. who hates
Fair with intense Satanic hatred. will
threw his great wealth into the contest
and therby materially aid Stewart
and it is rumored that tho cause of
6snrgs w. Bakers late sudden flop
was a part of the Stewart programme.
They are beth railroad attorneys, and
. "fellow feeling makes them wonder
Gus kind"
Fair will enter the rem with no
particular following or influence, save
the purchasing power of his great vault
of U. s. Government Bonds, which
are estimated at $5O,OOO,OOO. 1t is
said that he is very ambitious to sue
coed himself, and if placed upon his
metal, will throw in his money by the
barrelfull.
The candidacy of these two men is
. shame and a disgrace to the State
and an insult to the intelligence of the
people. Neither one has any inter est
in the State or sympathy with the
people, and if our representative in
the u. 8. Senate has to purchase the
honor by the use of money and cor
rupt means, why not let it out to the
highest bidder?
There are hundreds of men through
out the country who would pay $780,
900 o. $4,000 for the privilege of
representing Nevada in the U. S. SEN
ate for six years, and perhaps do it
better than 1t has been in the past.
Let US advertise the place for sale
and give il to the highest bidder, aud
appropriate the money to the charit-
able institutions of the State. Insert
something like the following adver-
tissmsnt in the leading papers
MAAITcn A RELIABLE AND
HV LU, competen; MAJ to re-
present Nevada in the U. 8. Senate
for . period of six years from the 4th
of March, 1887. The place will be
let to the highest bidder. For further
particulars, address the Secretary of
State, Carson City, Nevada, who will
receive and open all bids.
N. b. U. Q. bondholders and rail-
road attorneys of California need not
apply.
Let the Governor and Secretary of
State open the bids, and when they
ascertain who has put in the highest
bid, the Governor can instruct the
Legislature by message to elect that
psrsen to the Senate of the United
States, and the thing is done !
The first session of the 50th Congress
will convene Ia Washington next Mon
dav. It's nrOcaedinOs. ~esnecialIv nm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-05

Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WHITE PM COUNTY, NEVADA,
HAMILTON, Nov. "a, 1885.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have this day delivered to the District
Attorney the Delinquent Tax Roll for the ifs
cal year A. D.. 1885, of all delinquenciss lex
elusive of poll tax and penalty over $500.
days from the arst publication hereof. suit
will be instituted for the collection of the
same.
A. D. CAMPToN, County Auditor.
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