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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

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alfrr nstler lsl- e ie
tle f.a E..HH.ilIHe .- tl.r
Eas a-t7
ST. ll.1r tt..l.-.rl .aea saf tlE s4-
.u .i-ssafe eef.fe fae -rae M 4aat
Fear- .a. efe -l So lfa- raeHr la efrst
- frs- lll.as eu fHe saf--t iai Heeu
presented ID a4rze a'4aslrle l-r i.tefee'-
Iaa.ltfef .a E. acre sre4f Is eaui ffsei sli
t- .4aD.e 1sla ls- al 4-re riu-.. .fler- ai
a.t.rr ul Ike atlrr a4ua -ae 1aift .H.ef-
s-.- reached ila learE etrrf ialfeef
..l.e fro.a an~ ra1 ~ lar aIiA
f0 fne 8l leF tsl1 .es. 81 F--1 nrf -e
af ia. .,fa .l.l fa f1I- e,.latr. n4l tAr etl-
1-a.l.s Uf rae case s-rr FrrF -rat itr
,.lUaarlel Pc lIl far 4e tilf talt9" "tii-
rea-ol- fir-t neeal-e IS sas necessary iu
.rstrc rle snole fvoiar iriai iftta alI4
Imposition il haFlnz cp4nirfiei- at-i-.e
-ii1 ro rheM a. srualur. secoad because
if "a. necessary f1 protect fle puoAc
1eslth t1irt. 0ecaase lr AS necessary
ia ouier 20 prsiecl thr cliei far
mI11 interest af tle cpunfrf ifuul anlA,t
alI fraudulent epmpefifleA aud iio-l
eins+ll l.4rat loss. 20 lut i-oi4le IAin. aiii
tllrl. because che states aai not oVeu aoir
has f4F either I1 suppress or control lur
rsl ADD s4fh.irul reilriV co4ld oe found
uoElrre save NuirF Use federal govern
alelr. it cas' A- sait ~ ceois pound %
prod lce rse o-,l creamery bIr-r in the
STALE oi Sew YORK buI tne farmers had tp
sci. iI ~ l3 e-uls Iaer pound on eccounf ~
tle comptl D .B 81 ills bogus article There
Fere ia the country today Only ihirty
maalfl-furefs ID ol-oma-zasine aud these
men R~re iu be- peruIftrd 90 destroy tie
great dairy Interests o- tns country. ~
sluIi cllFerr th- iu1epe1den farmers 81
the country into teuanl farmers " no would
n- ua better oi lbAn tle Irsn tenantry.
He hna-I rhaf fne senate Huut act
promutIg. wisely snd hotfa.iy ou Tins.
Ehirn N4- alfnnsJ fle ursf measure tnat fae
fariDers OF fhr country asked lI0m Congress
sir. Cole arslel against tne ull un Tie
sr9lud rnat % thr nianulaci are anc use 81
oI oI-ofaarE4rile were detrimental % The
pubic hea.tH aud should be- discouraged.
or prob Ail-d, the que~ ION belonged
go the p0iic- power uf tae several states.
lie r-zaried tue bill a. class legislation Oi
fhe most peunounced aud hasraat charac-
trr
Mr.. Plm-r spoke tn favor Of the bill.
tie al t-,lllei fhr letters and petition recelv-
rti bf --nafars on t4e suriaet of tae blii In
f1 SIX Glasses Frs, we're tle farmers who
asked fi- Toe passis- Oi the bill Ia order 10
protect them lroin the eIie &, % unfair com-
petition rne u. her I'VE ciasses sent pro-
T. So against the bill These we're the man
IA fsrtafers and wholesale dealers in imifa-
ton butter At the conclusion Of Mr. Pal
mer speech. Mr. Mi.le-. in feply 10 a ques-
,ipn 5v SIR lmunds said he would ask a
vote on the bi.l on MOudty The senate
then held {. brief secret session and after
warts. a. $40 adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

PARis J4lv ~ a cues between Cen
Bou.anger Minister ~ Man. and baron "a
Larieniy. was fought al e oc.ogk fhis
morning. The weapons sere pistols The
place of meeting was in a forrest near
Neueon. lse miles west ~ pzns When
the command 20 dre was Given Baron de
Lsrieniy shot a. ,ien. Bouiaucer The iai-
Ter oeoiiy awaiiek The result - the shot
without firing himself Finding himself
untouched hY his opponents oAiic' Gen.
Borianger raised III, oan pistol and fired
up inso ihe ar. The coubaiAnrs Their irff
The neld. Gen. Baulaneer returned lo Iafis
and went straight o. his office a. the war
cersrtmeni A LARGE crowd had assembled
10 learn the result Of ihe cne'. and thy
gave Gen Souianecr an ovation when be
srtt.arct
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
SULLIVAN GOr OUT OF THE WAY.
4 Sanitary soldier Who Couldn't be Ac-
commodsted'When He Wanted to
Lick the PugiiiSt.

NEw YORK, July 17.-Charges have been
preferred against officer Augustus b.
Palmer, of the sanitary squad, for using
abusive Language and behaving in a disor-
derly manner; also drawing pistol on John
l. Sullivan, the pugilist. The other day
Palmer went in uniform and drunk TO
Sulivan's place. He upbraided sullivan
win various abusive epiihe-s and an
n0unced that he could HEX hin and de-
clared his ability TO 10 il then and there
He fourished revolver and Sullivan aud
his friends got out of the way. Hne mater
was reported 10 the Superintrnd nj of
Police and an investigation viii be- made
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

NEW YORK. July Il The frst race az
Brighton Beac1 tofay was over three
founhs Of mile; Col OSen-, first; Big
head. second. Performer. third; time l:2l.
The second race was selling race OF seven
furlOngs; Emmel first; Lutte String second;
Adela, third; time l:3l4 The third race
wss d selling purse of seyen furiongs; LIZZIE
Bennett iirsi; iHDernia. second; Nun, third;
time l.34t The fourth race vas a baudl-
eau oi one mile and three eighths; General
Monroe. irst; Remington. second; Hort
ford third; time 2:29 Firth race was for
all ges weller weights, one mile; oiivet,e
won; ". White. second; Traiaiger, third;
time l.SSt
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

AUSTEN. y July The will o. the
late David VI Osborne, the manufacturer Of
harvesting machinery, vas probsted today
Specific legacies were made ss follows: the
two Surviving sisters $40 600 each: to four
ueices g eco each. 70 his son. Thomas NJ
$40 600; Co bis daughter Helen. certain
lands ia this city. and t1 his wife all Of the
household property. His wife and son are
the residuarv leg4tees The estee will he
continued IN the business of ID. n Osborne
"a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Cac.eo Juiy 1.-THE first race al Wash
ingtou PARK today Was mile dash. jim
Gray won; Hopeiale second Billy Gilmore
third, time li2l. J cond race. three quar-
ter mile Mamie Hunt Won Glen Almond
second Pearl Jennings third. time ii8i.
Third race. l.akeView handicap. three-Quar-
ter mile. Terra Gotta Won. Laredo second.
Right Away third time I.i6i Fourth
race. mile heats Jim Guest won, Baritone
second. time las. l.5l. ffih race. one and
one-hat mile. Easter won; Psrnell second,
time 245. Sixth race. seven furl0ngs. Bitdy
Bowling won, Athtone second. iiitle Jos
third. time i.l@l.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

WssHIveroV, July I7.-Before the Indian
leadership Investigating committee todsy
VI Hunter. counsel for Cleveland & Co
the alleged deposed p9st-traders. declined
20 state whether or n1t be furnished the
Chicago pspers with the Nosf letters re-
srectfag appointments m the Indian Ter
rirory Which were published in the city
elue iaQs sr1. A ivey tiit took place.
bar fae witness emphaticsi.y declined 90
answer the question
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
nn,co.tinc tn. so,cn.t-rs.

New YORK. jolly 1.-THE Brewers As
sociation have demanded of the worknien
at all the bregeries that they denounce the
Ehret boycott on the ground that Ehret is a
friend of uaiOn men and pays union wages.
The association IS in earnest in lis II prts TO
defeat the boycott and the secretary said
tonight that II necessary every brewery in
America would refuse to furnish beer To
any dealer. who deserted Elers because of
the boYcott
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

BAirINoEE Jniy H. The attraction a
Lake Osieion ihis evening Was ihree-nlile
double scul' race beiWeea reelner aud Court
ney. Ross and lee and hsmm aud RITA
A. was the case on YESTERDAY. there were
neither JUICES. referee nor time keefef.
The race va q close one C3urineY and
Tcef0er toss the water trsi and htld The
lead unul ncsr The fni-h. when koss and
Lee shot ahead and won ~ length Hsnm
and Rita ca'nc 80 fhree lena- h, bshIud sac
end place Nc time was taken
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
a ZIG SHORTAGE
~. =. Tracy 4 Cos Bsnk sGs.oo Rehind
Threats of Lsnchius
rrscN.

PEoEIA H., Jaly IA Chicago expert
has been going over the books of n. r.
Tracy x Co.. the Emwosd banker. vho
failed some time since. He completed h.s
work 'olav aud stated that he found a
shortage oi S8> oO0 Public sentiment at
once rose 10 nigh pitch aud open ihrsa :
of lN Nnchne and Tar and feathers were made.
Tracy. VINO has just returned from Kansas.
was arrested on the charge of enbezziemcnJ
aud released today under 81 900 bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

PHrL,pgLrHIA Pa. July 17.-Counsel for
the National Cable co npany. Of New York
today filed a bill in equity in the United
States Circuit Court against the Pbiiadei-
phia. Traction Company asking n have the
latter enioined from the making Of All
alleged Infringement np1n the complain
ant company's assigned patent for An i'm
provenent in tramvays for curves AMI
cable grips The patent was originally
held bs Andrew ; Haildie. of S4n Fran
cisco and assigned TO the complainant com.
many
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
ms-~achuse,t. pol,tics.

BosToS, July Is The Republican State
Committee met this noon and selected Ere
mont Temple "a the bes' place and Septem-
Der - as the time for the State convention
Henry Cabot Lodge by vote Of slxteen
against twelve Senator Dawes was chosen TO
preside al the convention. This i consid-
cred a. The first brush in the coming SEN
atOrial contest, and Tie opponent. of Dawes
seemed 10 have gained a lead. Calvin D.
Psge was chosen assistant secretary of The
commit e.. The question of selecting a
platform builder was referred to Tire EX-cu
live Committee
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

PHILADELPHIA. Juls l7.-Special Master
Dallas who was ms ructed bv The court
last March II ascertain the amount oi the
floating debt of tie Reading Company and
the amount of securities pledged as coiia.er-
al therefor. has died his report lie hDds
the 4 atipg deOt secured oy co latersfs 10 he
s. OBS S23 OF the railroad company and
S777,2l3 - the Coal and Iron Company
tOlaI. s. 7O6.056 The lisi Of securities
pledged for this debt consists OF STOCKS and
bonds amounting 20 81 1892 por value,
and tue yearly income therefrom is S402-
64T
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

WssHiNsroS JOY l7-Ih- senate las
confrusd fae foiovine nominations.
oxen T. Rouse UnHe3 Stafest Attorney Tor
Ariz "a. Stmnel p Wis5u. Tnied States
Marsaa FOR ihe m idle dsarcf 20 isu.
rts-ee. A. II Baker ReeeiFcr 81 panlc
Nrnevs ai Grand Island Neh q 81 iiish
on As-i--snf Treasurer ~ hslUm 10. p A.
TsFisr. ~areeFF General ~ o-tE %. sHs
eAffee / NrEhi = slwa-fer ~ peaisan.
.a-a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

NEw NoRK. july 1.-THE Frank Heard
benefit which was to have taken place at
the Greenviile skating rink. New jersey
tonight was stopped by the authorities
Sixty police officers we're on hand 90 arrest
every one concerned This caused post
ponemrnt 81 the benefit Hearld a lssned
a chs lcnge and posted = forfeif With Rich
AT X Fox 80 6ghi either Sullivan OF Jem
Smith
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Trying to beat the President.

WAsHINGToN, July IA report on the
Presidents message vetOing the bill giving
the right-of-way through the Indian reser-
vation IN Northern M0ntauas was presented
today recon- neudiDg the pt sage If the pill
notwithstanding the President objections.
The report was unanimous and the hill Will
be called up soon aud an attempt made TO
mass
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

MssHIso1oN. Juiy H.
lnuiags 8
phl4i. lphia. o . o o. +
Washington % q d @ o e. 4
Base hits-Ppll4delpaia. Washington,
Ia
Errors- Philadelphia o. Washington 30.
Batteues-fersusan ana Cien4en.s Wise
ard haser.
Umpife Curry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

LoN0oS, July I'M Gladstone gave a
banquet to a nomher of his political friends
tonight All the members of the present
Cabinet attended with the exception Of
Far. Grsuvii p. who j. ind-po-ed. The p0-
lificai situation was fully discussed. but \
fnal decision as fo the best course - adopt
in the face Of the exisuns circumstances
vas postponed II was agreed to hold a
council early next week li was Z O'Clock
before the guests separated
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

KALsNAz,o Mich jaiy "a reuains
of Mrs DAVID Fin'ey. vhc d.ef resofk.y
nr Tbusriav. vens broagbi herr ibis fnorn.
ir1an the 81 g A train. The deeea.ed
Fa- rs wears oId sni wa- Win her hasaaad
> ,isneff Y ostieuo The faeersi VI 0e.
r1raf oshte1fe ef if 0'fi.aes tssaorr8r
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

NEW YoRE Jaiy l7.--l.ouis Faber. aged
II wears. of 40 $ Marshalst. Hoboken.
and a number OF companions. were playing
with eur dog near Firsf-sf Yesterday az
t.rnts0n Wnen tle aniansl turned suaoeuiy
aud ssvaEelv tii Young fa1er ou ibe lex. lt
then rsn into Darn near hv. where it was
shot by policeman faher Was taken
home where q pas stefan osutefized his
wound THE BOYS parents arr greatly
alarmed and talk ~ sending their son 90 Dr.
Nott a. d. iuocufafei
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

sax FRsScsoe. july II : The BelFic ar
rived here today with Honekong advices -
june p and Yok0bons - July -. George
r. Watkins parmasur Of ths Cli - S.afos
Warship Ossipee. has been trei ard c3n-
viefsd bF c.yuu nari5si = eubezz emeut
an1 deeertion sod sentenced fo three wear 3
inpris1nmenf sBd dismissal from the ter-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
WHY He ABSCONDED
Cashier Thompson Tells How
IL All Happened.
SPECULATION AsO THEN POPULATION.
4 Letter From the Absconcsd Cashier
OF the Provioeot Savings Bank OF
ST Iou's-A Pueous Appeal
tor Ciemenoy.

ST. LOTS. Jaly l7.-Mr Thomas II.
Swain to-day furnished the press with let
ter from Almon b. Thompson. the abscond.
ed cashier OF the Provide Savings Bank,
wherein be explains the cause of his de-
falcation. Ii was speculation first followed
by becoming the victim of usgrv sharks,
who, knowing or guessing bis peculatons,
bounded him on unia eoncea ment was no
longer possible rh,xnpsDn gives details of
his transactions whe &by he defrauded the
bank aud foots u Pills totai shortage at
$4,000 He begs hiss father to see thai The
bank lose nothing and closes with piufui APP
peal for kindness 10 his family that AZ lea. Is
pennlless because, he saws Il have
nothing to give them. ana assing that he
be allowed 10 20 among strangers aud work
unknown until he eau repay every cent
The conduct of the directors Of the
bank is being criticised severely. mainly
because Of their slOwness in pursuit of their
fleeing cashier Warrants for emhezziement
have been sworn out. Ii Is remarkable,
however, nov that IL IL established beyond
doubt that two distinct cases of forgery APP
pear that no warrant has been issued upon
this charge, forgery being an 0tiense COW
cred by the extrsdition law with Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
The MouIder.' International Union.

LoNDoN, Ont, July 1.-THE Interna-
tional MouIders' Union todav adopted a
new constitution. The only change of inn
portance is in the time OF meeting. Ses-
siOns OF the union will hereafter be held
every two years. Cincinnati will be the
headquarters of the order +. 4 Fiiz-
gerald. of Cincinnati, was chosen president,
and Martin Fox, of Cincinnati, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Un Gs Their pea.iS.

NEw ToRS. july Il, For violation Of ar
ticle tifty of the surveyors regulations.
which requires inspectors 81 De At their
posts from sunrise 10 sunset unless excused
Inspectors Francis Allen and Alexander B.
DOUGLASS have been removed by Collector
Hedien
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
New York; Acoia~nt mt.

New York. July ls.-Forty-six accident
cases against the citv have been disposed of
during the six months ending Juy l, of
which thirty were favorable 10 the cits. In
two cases the Controller made direct settle
ments for triing amounts. la fourteen
cases verdicis were recovered bv the re-
spective plaintiff in amounts from six cents
damages To 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The following iss irae osPs q q receipt
given in Peafl-st tnsiaess transaction
YESTERDAY
Re.ieveih lefst paimenih 81 inris Baph-
liu a BONES 0n lhs d. imnniEl AatfaDF-
nuth II Pearl 81 Saderdva luiy i7th isS6
AsurfH fKta.- r
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

w.sHISerov. July H. rhe plio~ior
named osii ers we're today placed upon the
retired liSf. Pas I1spsctJr n svso.
US y assistant engluerr "a Euks-
man. t. S \ aud Capt ! n Washaurn.
r. s. Marine Corps
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Ksitvtzeo. Nich- 1ay l7-h A bong
ssadas d'ffca.ts oTef fhs srars 20 as
-as8s toe Nictisst Central Railroad Co-o-
psnf fo fisr + esnef--f. sl,eniuE rss4 T8s
srse3 t.4ss af tse gas .aenf 80 c8fr Eierk
Ceiler 8 So fhf smss1t ~ fhe aFsrd 81
tfe ta+f
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

CoxcoRD. y II. Juiv o. -oi John II
George hss aeeiuej fhe nomination fr
Congress rendered by fae Sec l1d Csa-
rressin1al D-sn.sertfie canreu itu Fhe
Sfa-s Commiffee 81 ii attend 80 tbe making
81 another noufn8cea aexf Tees
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Metropoli,an-st louis.

STATEN ISLAND. Juiy IT,
Inning ) 8 So
Metropolitan O o o . o O. .
81 Louis . o % , V-I1
Base hits Neirop0litans, I. - Louis. ID.
Errors -Meirop0.iTsus. o. = Louis o.
Batteries Mays and Ho.beri; Carothers
and Bushobg
Umpire Kelley.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
observation-disclosures.

BRooKLyN July IL
Innings- , 3 8 G. SIS
Brooklyn, , % 81 o 0 O. :
Louisville, o o o o O 0 o.
Base hits Brooklyn. :. Louisville. l.
Errors brooklyn. /. Louisville
Bsiieries-rerry aud Peoples, Ramsey
and kerins.
Umpire-Mike Walsh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
BaItlmore-P.sssl,urg.

BALTIMORE July H.
Innings 1 = @ y 10
Baltimore, o O % O. o O.
Piusbnrs. I q o o ! Il
Base Baltimore. II; Piusburs, =
Errar~--Raltimore. g. Piusburg, ?
li'chers- kilroy and Morris
ImIhre-Nalenline
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

tiefFesit - ios ts4saa frolo 80 l..uis-t a.
easo trats a hs.as@s Sst, fsaii.as3i i.Aia
4sd New 1.sfk kzach &su . tsAaas
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

tuufs A.fals s. ifrif3if -
batteries Nsfoa3s t.etnla8 au3 Myers
De.ra'i haitain aDa tialzel
uFlIe -tlaac
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-12-18
Monday. the 18th Day Of January.
A. d. 1857

A. d. 1857
In froat Of the Coart House door In Hamilton,
all pieces ana parcels OF property % which the
Tax aud said n per cent and costs Of adYeF-
ing have not been paid; for al OF SAID sums
snhiert 10 redempfien within ak months from
the said 18th day OF January. BY payment Of all
of said sums with three per cent. per month
thereon from said 18th day Of January until
paid az provided by Section ., ctatztes $50.
Hamilton. Noyrm0e -, 1850
J. H LOCKWOOD, County Treasurer.
Peter Bennett 32p acres Of land, situate on
bannstt's Creek, Sseptos valley.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-12-18
GENER AZ NEWS.

Ysu often hear a ~onan say There
is NJ use talking" but she doesn I
think 80 just the SAINT.
The silver mills Of Montana repre-
sent an investment If $4,000 900,
and mining machinery as much morn.
Henry Georges camraign expenses
were only g 30. and it vii. be rbsery
ed that the other fellow had the most
votes.
Governor Stevenson has purchased
the Clapp property in Carson for ss,-
600.
A newly elected member Of the
Legislature las expressed his deter
minatien t. support 10 boy for posi-
ton who smokes cigarette. Correct.
A man 10 Dakota named Tough
stole another man wife. children. and
seven horses. Mr.. Trughs name hts
him like tie paper on the wall.
The Tuscan Star says that every man
who attempts To sell mine IN that
vicinity has to contend with a gang
of blackmailers.
Mss Amy Heweif, who took the
plum pudding prize in the New York
ca king school, and whose father was
afterwards elected Mayor. has just
married the son Of \ millionaire. Who
says cooking doesn't pay?
Thomas IT. Harry, Humboldt coun-
~ stockman. while an lis way to visit
his old home in England, last week.
blew out the gas in his room at Jersey
CITY. last Friday night, from the effects
OF which he died ON Monday.
Colorrd society in Washington IS in
futfer over the eIopement of Miss
Lulu Francis. one of Washinetnn's
most fashionable l,elles. with t'assius
Harrison. Young colored man from
Virgiuia. after all The arrangements
had been made for her marriage Ia
George NJ Sneed, swell waiter.
Jim K-ene Is reported to he IN ronts
from New York FIR the Pacific Coast,
lured hither bY tlp opportunity to 80
vive his shattered fortune ~ a bold
venture in the mining share maj ket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-12-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1886.
1REAsURER's NO TIcE OF SALE.

TOTICL Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- the Tar on the following pieces and par,
Gels of pro,,erty belonging 70 the within named
pei sons, has this day become Delinquent and
that ten per cent. viii be added TO the original
Tax. besides cost Of publication. And hat, l.
g. II. Lockwood, County Treasurer OF white
Pine County. vii sell On
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WORKING GLASSES A Y NJ nsS

prepared to furnish al ssses with employ
ment a. home. the whole of the time, or for
Their spare moments Business new. light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex earn
from 80 cents to $3.50 per evening, and pro-
poFtionate sun by deyOiing all their tim TO
the business Bows and girls earn nearly az
much a. men. That all who see this may
send their address. and test the business. we
make this offer To such as are net we'll s1i-
isfied We will send one dollar 10 pay for The
trouble Of writing. Full particulars and out
fl free Address GLsRGg sTISsox / Co,
Poftlrnd. Maine.
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N1Il can live at home. AMI make more money
IUU At work for M that 1T anything else in
the world Capital not needed ron are start
ed fr'e. Both sexes: all ages. Any one can
do the work. Large earnings sure rem fret
stsrt. Costly outnt snd terms ee. Better
not delay. Costs yoa nothing 10 send us yeur
a. - a. &c u u', - e. pop,isnd
Aaine.
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Mnury to be made. II this = ard re-
MUNCI urn 70 ~. and wi send yoH
free, something o. great value and impor; ance
to Won. ard EiiI start you in business which
will bring yOa more mnney right away than
this work and i've az home. Either r"x: all
ages. Something rev, that inst esins money
for all workers VIII st-rf you; capital not
needed. TLis j. one n the genuine import
am chances Of n ifoIime. Those who are
ambitious and enferpdsing will not delay.
Grand outfit. Address TkUg i CO., Augusta,
Aaine.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO.

So short time acrsss these hills
TIE sand storm blew and ell vas waste and
drear;
So short = time ago through pains and III
The good Franeiscan monks made resting
here.
And to Saint Francis raised a cross to tell
Whe first unta The shores came 10 dwell.
To-day the city stretches far sway,
The hills OF sand bloom ike the cedar tree
The tapering mzsts OF nations crowd the bay,
ndshe i crowned Queen ofths Sunset Sea.
While in her diadem such stars have CLEANED
OF which the good saint Francis never
dreamed -lClArenee Urmy.
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BULLION TAX.

On the Net Proceeds Of Mines.
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Taxes on the Proceeds Of MiDcs Oi White
Pine County Tor the
Quarter Ending Sept. so. 1885.
Are now due and payable. ard that the laws IN
regard TO their collection will be strictly sn-
forced
RIM. PETERS,
Assessor White Pine County.
hsnilIos, December 1. 1885. In
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Leave Eureka Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays for Hamilton, Taylor. Bristol and
PiOchs, max ing close connection With Stages
for Cherry Greek. Ward. OseeOla. and