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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
STATE AND COAST NEWS.
Honey sells for 800 ton in Cali.

Honey sells for 500 ton in Cali.
fornia.
Ada county. Idaho, has just paid
$4,33S for rabbi scalps.
Montana Indians on the Cheyenne
Agency take occasional shot at white
men.
The Idaho Constitutional Conven.
ton has unanimously declared that
bigamy and polygamy shall be con-
sidered crimes.
TIE hot springs At Golconda are not
affected by the drnuth and fully as
much water flows from them now as
in the wettcst season.
During the middle of the day at
Carlin last Sunday the Thermometer
registed 1O4 degrees IN the coolest
place in the village.
A cloudburst struck near Clayton,
Arizona, one day last week. Two
thousand sheep were drowned near
Mount Doria. with thirty cattle and q
herder whosc name had rot been
learned.
Some very rich gravel has been
struck in the Breesi q Wheeler claim.
near Forrest Hill, Placer county, Cal.
In q shallow creyice 80 feet long
$4,000 was taken out few days ago.
Captain j. Crittenden Watson, now
residing in San Francisco, will be the
commanding officer of the new cruiser
Charleston when she is put in COM
mission.
Some rough boys of Helena. Mon
tana, were playing with Eddie Me-
Laughlin. aged three years. last Mon
day, when they threw handful of
quicklimc into his eyes. His sight
was ruined.
Some Italians caught an immense
shark of the man-ea:er species at
Santa Cruz recently. 1t weighed six
tons, the liver alone weighing l,400
pounds and yielding 100 gallons of
oil. The capturing of the monster
has caused some of the fair bathers to
shiver.
Tom Clarke, the we'll known and
propular engineer of the Virginia q
rruckee R.R., died at Rubicon Springs
last Sunday week. His remains were
taken to Carson and buried from the
residence of his brother, Gen. Clarke.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

A, Chico (Cal.), on July 26th, Ray.
mond Bierce shot aud fatally wound
ed O. A Hubbs. He also shot and Sc
riously wounded Mrs. Hubbs in the
head and then killed himself. The
cause that led to this tragedy was
Bierce and Miss Ada Atkins, beauti.
full young lady of IL years, were to
lie married in few days, and Hubbs
was to have acted as best man at the
ceremony. The day before the mar
riage was to occur Miss ADKINS left
her home and went to neighboring
town with Hubbs, where the couple
we're married. On the couple return.
ing to the brides home day or two
after, the sequel was murder aud sui
eide. Young Bierce acted very fool
ish in thus taking his own and an
other life for worthless woman. But
no one can pity the fate of the heart
less pair who drove the young man to
his terrible act Of vengeance
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
A Ch.ne. for Ely. Horn roo..r..

The Board of Directors Of the State
Board of Agriculture have decided to
offer $500 for a contest of brass bands
of twelve pieces at tie coming State
Fair. Five or more bands will be IT.
quired to enter. Entrance fee $25.
Entries close September LIST with the
Secretary. Contest to take place on
Monday, September 30th, and the
winner If the prize to finnish music
during the week. Entrance money to
be added to the premium.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

Phoebe, July 2s-It is learned that
party Of seventeen civil engineer. In
the employ of the Union Pacific, is
now making a location survey of n
railroad from Milford southwest To
Sheep Springs, at point about twenty
miles southessterly from Phoebe. A
similar party arrived at Sheep Springs
yesterday, and are to make location
survey of the next section. 1t is be-
lieved the road will he speedily push
ed through to connect with Los
Angeles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
GATELY'S
UNIVERSAL EDUCATOR q Bust
NESS GUIDE

Is solid, carefully prepared and thoroughly
useful book. 1t gives a clear and brief
form Of everything which a person would
ordinarily care to know, and for which they
would generally consult an encyclopedias, .
fern book or some technical work of special
science. IL Is a book of reference, diction-
afy, text book and business guide all in one.
and Its 1900 pages are profusely illustrated
with colored maps and good engravlngs. Il
consists OF three volumes bound In one. Vol.
I. contains an account of the plants and
81 finals Of the earth, its surroundings, its
formation, and its pricipal minerals aud met
ais: history of its peoples and popular
treatise upon law. Vol. II. includes .
treatise upon the science Of numbers; In
struction in all kinds of drawing; an article
upon agricultural chemistry and tho plainest
and most practical treatise Of physics and
mechanics ever issued; and an article on
family medicine, covering more ground than
any other single book. Vol. III. relates
principally to business, social and domestic
PENN anship, photography, bookkeeping.
dressmaking and millinery, and the house.
hold department with it's practical cock book
and numerous recipes is sure to interest every
housewife.
II 10 sold only upon the subscription plan
BY The J. Dewing Company, sl3 Market
street. San Francisco, Cal, who offer liberal
terms to az ents and are Eow receiving appii-
Cations for territory. aus
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
The Ebsrhsrdt Comp. ny.

The first ordinary general meeting
OF this company was held in London
on Thursday, July 4th. The Chair
man said that the testing Of the Mnni.
tor property which they would re.
member was to be the company's first
consideration upon reconstruction, had
been vigorously carried out. The re-
turns showed steady increase both in
The weekly output and quality of the
orc. Developments were being vigor-
onsly pushed forward. by Captain
Read in the most promising portions
OF the mine. They were now paying
expenses, and hoped before long to be
m the happy position of receiving 70
miiianceS in London.
No call would he made without n
general meeting being convened. The
Ony reason for call would be in the
event OF their opening up the Eber-
lardt working in the Aurora tunnel -
London Paper.
Commenting on the above, the Sem
tlnel Of last Saturday says:
Great surprise has been expressed
by those old White Piners who Hnow
tile ELerharlt and Aurora mines that
there has not bsen more prospect
ing done on that once famous prop.
erty, as they believe that there will he
lais If rich ore found in il yet. We
have heard whisper that some
wealthy Eastern people, who have
some valuable locations in that Sec
tions, would not object to join hands
with them II would he good thing
for White Pine and the mining COM
panies of tlat district generally, ii
consolidation were brought about, but
our cousins on the other side Of the
big "herriDg pond would probably
prefer an English company all the way
through.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
Loski.< fer wtassr Feed.

Cattlemcn are already looking about
for hay to feed beet on next winter,
says the Rene Gazette. 1t has been
clearly demonstrated the past three
winters tina, they cannot affsrd Ia pay
more than $6 so or 81 per ton, and
even ut thar fgure they take more
chances of losing IN Dney than maxi
lnu II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
RRMINIsCENCE


/ Ot the FIusn Oays d ward
"Town Talk" contributes the fol.
lowing probably true story to the En-
terprisc.
You remember Marcus 5hultz
don't youl He was just about such a
man us Jason Baldwin, Warren Sheri-
dan or Joggles Wright to newspaper
men. lie WAS fellow of infinite Jest
and infinite resources. | was 10 Ward,
White Pine county, in the boom
ing days of that camp, aud [ was just
stuck there; that's all there is about
it. had 1000 shares of Ward Co.'S
stock, ahd the parties in control were
trying tot reeze me out, and with me
il was a question of getting food and
shelter long enough to bring them to
my terms 10 buy me out. Well, Mar
Gus Shultz helped me out, and I'll you
how. There was Chinaman running
restaurant in Ward. Shultz got me
to borrow so cents for him ~ eat on,
and he got me while he was eating
and putting on style on my four bits,
To walk in front of the restaurant
three or four times, and each time to
look furtively inside. I did this to
the Quren's taste, because | was hum
cry aud Shultz was eating aud crack
ing jokes with The proprietor inside.
When he came out he hunted me up
and told me everything was all right,
and that we didn't need to worry
about eating any more. | stared at
the man and every pang of hunger
thrOtted up my throat in one bound.
He said, THAT'S all right; you can
stand it till Tonight, and we'll go in
and have square meal together. Well,
to get to the point, when night came
we went in and sat down without or
dering. | sat long enough to think I
was being cruelty joshed, when the
proprietor himself appeared with a
:ray loaded down with roast chicken
and all the dainties the market afford
ed. Shuliz looked at me. didn't /
tell you So, and made NO inquiries
| boarded there for two months aud
didn't pay cent as had none to pay,
and | knew Shultz had nothing, aud
! did not dare inquire for particlars
for fear something exceedingly dis
tasteful to an honest man would
be revealed. We lived on the fat of
the land, but finally got the money
that was due me from the company
and / sold my stock. In q perfect
frenzy rushed to Shultz and demand
ed in n threatening manner what
magic or internal spell he had exer.
cised over that poor Chinaman. He
was perfectly frank and said "You
know the chinaman's wife Ia very
beautiful woman)l Well, | repre-
sented to him that there was job put
up to kidnap her, and that you was a
detective employed for the purpose,
and when you were walking 10 front
IF the restaurant you were just spying
out the az of the ground, but that I
was friend of yours and l would buy
you out and Illustrate the villains"
Ny credit was rs good as gold with
the Chinaman, aud after that went
aud paid him for own board, and left
ShuItz TO make peace with his own
conscience.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
Mining sai, Comp. osni.sd.

On Monday last, says the Eureka
Sentinel, our District Court com
menced the t ial of the case of Brady ct
al. VS.. Wenban. In the evening, how-
ever, the case was brought ta a sud-
den, and for all parties concerned, q
pleasant termination. At the opening
of the evening session w. K. F. Deal.
attorney for PLAINTIFF, proposed that
the pl in,iffs take judgment for all
that part of the Kingsbury and New
herg mines that conficted with the
Eagle Pass. and that defendant take
Judgment for NIL that portion of the
Lost Boy which conflicted with the
Newberg, each party paying their
own costs. This offer was promptly
accepted by Mr.. Wenban. A decree
was entered accordingly, and the
plaintiff conveyed the Lost Boy to
Mr.. Wenban. and all parties seemed
perfectly satisfied.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
The Roe Bros, and the force recent

The Roe Bros, and the force recent.
~ working for them came in from
Bristol Tuesday, all work there being
stopped. The work of roasting and
Teaching the tailings and ore there on
a large scale was found not To pay.
The parties Immediately interested
will undertake the work again how
ever on q smaller scale and look for
better uccess.--Fioche Record.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

A well-knawn San Francisco dealer
in Nevada bcei writes Reno stock :
man that for the next few months the
price If beef III the San Francisco
market would depend upon the Ne
vada supply, which seems tn Indicate
that the bottom figure has been
reached.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03
He Waa Satianed.

An old farmer in Illinois, who at a
revival meeting, when the preacher
called upon all those who wished 10
90 To heaven to rise to their feet,
tirmlv kept his seat. When the invi-
tatinn was extended to those who
wanted to go TO hell and he damned
for eternity TO rise. he still remained
sitting. MY peristiug friend" said
the revivalist, coming down from the
pulpit; you don't want to go to
heaven or hell, may ask you where
YOU want to GO too" "Nowhere, was
the blunt reply. II want to stay right
here in in Illinois. 1t is good enough
for me-"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

The wonderful progress of the build.
ing associations in the East Is beyond
precedent. In St. Louis one of these
associations has membership of co.
000, and controls nearly $4,000, 900
worth Of property, which is divided
among thousands Of heads of families
OF small means, who would otherwise
have been renting houses all their
lives. Philadelphia has been for .
number of years an example of tho
good effect of the building sssocia.
tons. Streets in that city are lined
with homes of comparatively poor men.
all paid for.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

The water in the Carson river in
Churchill county is nearly all gone.
Haying is in full blast, and the crops
Of alfalfa are enormous, and the barley
and wheat crop are fair. There will
be no water for second crop.-Car-
son Appeal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-08-03

"What straits are the most peril.
Gus straiisY' asked the teacher, and
the little boy cried out, Whisky
straits ~ Texas Siftings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
Gave Dwsllsrs In Mexico.

A letter from Deming, New Mexico,
says: "Lieut. SChwatka has arrived
here. His party has been successful
beyond expectations in their explora.
tons, and especially in Southern Chi.
huahua, where living cliff and cave
dwellers were found In great abundance,
wild as any Of the Mexican tribes at the
time Of COrtez's conquest. Tie abodes
they live in arc exactly similar to the
old, abandoned Clilrdwellings Of Arizona
and New Mexico, about which there has
been much speculation. 1t was almost
impossible 10 get near them, so wild and
tlmid we're they. Upon the approach
Of white people, they flee to their caves
by notched sticks placed against the face
OF the cliffs, il steep, although they can
ascend vertical stone faces II there are
the slightest Crevices for their fingers
and toes.
"These cliff jewellers are sun worship.
pers, putting. their newborn children
out In the full rays OF the sun the first
day Of their lives, and showing many
other forms OF devotion to the great III.
minary. They are usually tall, lean, and
we'll formed, their skin being a blaCkiSh
red, much nearer the color OF the negro
than the unprecedented Indian in the
United States.
"Schwatka claims that nothing has
heretofore been known about these poo
ple, except by the half.lndlan mountain
MCxicans, and thinks his investigation
will DO OF immense meteorological and
archaeological value, He estimates the
CRvO and cliff jewellers to DO from 3,0O(
to 10000 In number, armed only with
bows, arrows and stone hatChcts,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
Can be Saved from a DFunkard's Grave.

TURKISH LIFETABLETs will positively and
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible Liquor, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eradiCatIug from the system the awful
craving desire which 80 many ind hard TO Telin'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04

C%!SCISHATI, o., July a.-Flour (rm. whea
dull No. 2 rcd SSnsJG; receipts 700 bushels; ship
Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 25IZc. Rye lrm; No. =
l7C: Pork dull ut Sl9 l2Es. Lard dull at G.lOC
hulk meats steady. Whisky steady at 81 "
butter easier. Sugar firm. Eggs heavy ut l0allC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
THE CANAL NUT RUINED.
The Damage by the Flood Being Repair
ed-The Work Progressing.

The Damage by the Flood Being Repair
ed-Ths Work Progressing.
Baltimore Sun,
Col. j. G, Berrett, who, as a member
OF the Board OF Directors, has been CIV
ing unremitting attention to the inter
ests OF the Chesapeake & Ohio canal,
expressed the opinion to-day in decided
terms that the canal will he repaired and
ready for full operation before the begin
ming OF the next season. He said the
work on the Georgetown level is pro-
crossing most favorably, and there Is no
reason to doubt it will be fully completed
in the specified time. Arrangements are
to DO made at once for the repair OF the
line from Williamsport 10 Cumberland,
and Col. Berrett said in short time the
prospects were that the contracts would
be made to include that portion from
Williamsport to the Georgetown level.
lie Raid the interests affected by the
canal along the whole line from George.
town TO Cumberland were many and
varied, and 1t was a matter Of vital con
Germ to these alone TO keep the canal in
operation. In the single item OF coal
carriage the saving MS between canal and
railroad tolls would be sufficient to pay
tho interest on 100000. There was no
reason to fear that the Maryland Legisla-
turC would hesitate to make the most ia
votable~ provision for those who put their
money in the enterprise. In the first
moments OF dependency after the terri.
BILE flood the general sentiment most
naturally was that the canal had been
ir%retrievably ruined, but that feeling had
all passed away, and SO far rs he could
Judge the entire country tributary to
the canal was disposed to believe that its
best interests demanded putting its own
shoulder To the wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
tue BROOKE COUNTY STEAL.


Senator Morris PoSitiOn-Ths RsgISteru
Misrepresentation.
TO ne ESlor Ctle badltgalcc:
SIR:-The Regiter in a long editorial
on the Brooke county steal, yesterday,
among other things says:
with this order Of the County Court
Of Brooke county staring them in the
face, how could Senators Morris and
Maxwell, or any one else, have any doubt
that the the district lines OF Wellsburg
and Gross Creek districts remain as or
~iginally established"
Senator Morris, in his opinion deliy-
cred upon that occasion, cites the fact
thati in all the evidence before the con-
test committee, there is nothing to show
that Cross Greek district, or Wellsburg
district, or any other district was ever
established in Brooke county. The
only proof on that score is, that three
men were paid for something OF the
kind, but Us to whether they ever did
SO or not, the evidence entirely fails to
show. Not only is there no proof show
ing that districts had been established
in Brooke county, as the law directs,
but on the other hand @, B. Turner,
Clerk OF the County Court, and Custo-
dian of the records, testities ~pointedly
that he had made examination and
there was no record OF the creating or
making OF any such districts as Wells.
burg OF Cross Greek districts in Brooke
county. "Before voting" says Senator
Morris, ITO disfranchise such gentle
men as l. II. Duval and j. G, Jacob on
the charge Of voting out OF their dis
tricts, we insist that it must be shown
conClusively that there is such a dis.
trlct, When ShyloCk demands his
pound OF legal flesh, he must take it
with a knife that sheds no drop OF legal
blood" G.
Grafton, W. Va, JuB2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
Qhf SMtelllQeMter.
Nos. ID md sI FourteenLh street
HOW lie PROPOSED.


s.. ". PECK,
Itook her little hand In mine,
II Qulvered like v bird,
And Us | felt It's touch divine
A trembling Sigh | heard. =
Mnmenlous tlmel Should l pr0pose9
knew not Whist 10 say;
As / behGld my hluEhlng Rose
ieIt my hair turn gray
thought OF Byron, Scott, and MOOrei
All, could but recall
A bit OF their poetic lOTel
once had known II all.
20, woman, In our hours OF eASe,''
blunderingly said,
Aud then ! thought my tongue would tTeeZ
Aud wished that | were dead,
My heart was beating like a tiall,
And yet my lips were dumb.
The clock that hung upon u nail
licked louder than a drum,
could not see, for, strange to tell,
The nir seemed full Of smoke,
Then from my tongue the letters fell,
And then-GLd then spoke.
~ love you dearl" ! said In haste;
81 love you tOO!h she said;
And then claspGd her dainty waist
Aud kissed her lips Of red.
Then came u flood Of poetry,
sp0uIed yards OF rhyme;
And she Is going 10 marry inc
In applG'blOssOm time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04

TOLEDO, o., July 3.-whcat dull and lower.
cnsh, sO194SOhc; July Sglc; August We; De,
cembcr SkAC. Corn dull and steady, cash aud
July 3GkC; September 8TJSC. Oats quiet: cash
AIc. CIOvOrsecd dull; cash $3.50; oCtObGrS u 60
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04

OFFICE OF BAssETr & LHoMMEDIEU, |
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRuGoIsTs. !
j. N, LOoe Red ClOrtr Co.:
GENTLEMEN:-Yours OF the Goth inst.
received. In reply would say that your
Loose's Extract Red Glover Blossoms is
meeting with II large and rapidly
increasing sale with Us and that
it gives excellent satisfaction. We
think it will take the lead for
the cure OF blood diseases, especially
those Of a CanCerous nature. Yours
truly, BASsETT & L'HoMMEDlEU. Logan
Drug Company, Bridge corner druggists,
Wheeling, W. Va. D&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
A Great Discovery

In tho medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such a way as to make II one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on tho market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
50 cent bottles by @. r. Goethe, W. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin <
CO., wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04

AthWAtt vast continents tnvsfIed by mighty
Iron lhotOuEhiatSa, %many'ArmCd like the tabled
BrlArpuS, myfiGdS 20, forth daily to encounter
the vlciHltudcs Of travel, change Of climate, I'M
accustomed food, aud al atmosphere, possibly
mlASmAtlC, yet whit calm confidence that their
health will ba preserved. When this confidence
II based upon the possession Of the supreme
medicinal defense, nOaletlet'l Stomach Blllelt,
II 10 indeed well founded otherwise not, Btacklsh
Walef,bAd food the Weafying and UthOfbad effects
aggravated By Journey and liz attendant die
comforts, arc thOfn Of Their peiniolOug influence
By this sterling Alternative, papihet and CQmPen'
Eitlng medicine, Invaluable fox dylpepalAt ~
' otdor, thtumatllm and kidney complaints
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04

WHAT wrought the changer This WOmAn's face
Is ruddy with n roses grace.
Her eye Is bright,
Her heart Is light.
All, truly 'tisR gOOdly sight.
A few brief months HgO her cheek
Was pRllld aud her step was weak.
"The end Is near
For her, ! fear"
Sighed many q friend who held her dear.
l can tell you what wrought the
change in her. She was told by q
friend, who, like her, had suffered I'M.
told misery from q complication Of
female troubles, that DR., PierCe's Favor.
ito Prescription would certainly cure
her. This friend "knew whereof she
spoke" for she had been cured by the
remedy she advised her friend to Use,
She is enthusiastic in its praise, and tells
her friends that DR.. Pierce deserves the
universal gratitude OF woman.kind for
having given 1t this infallible remedy
for its peculiar ailments. II is guaran'
teed to give satisfaction in every case OF
money refunded.