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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet, but firm at quotations. The
sales during the day were 1,105 casks at 451Sc
for regulars At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm at
Sic for regulars At the second call it closed
firm at 4519c for regulars. Rosin--The market
continues very firm with good demand. The
sales during the day were about $500 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm, with sales of 1859
D zoe, Csc, 81 90. G 81 on, H 81 is, / 81 40,
KS1 50, NJ 81 81, N 81 20, window glass 81 So
water white S. 20. At the last call it closed I'M
cbanpad
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THGS DAY.
OcN 1hAo -Osoo
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. e. .4:37 A N, 1850 p NJ
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Ensign U s N. in charge, pro TEN.

The Coast and Geodetic Survey office has pub
lished coast chart No 100 entitled New York
Entrance scale 1 to $1,000. This is the pre-
limnary edition.
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DEPARTED yESTERD

Steamer Pope Catlin, Usina, Darien ar
Brunswick-C Williams, Agt.
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new lighthouse on the Middle Ground Oyster
Bay Bay, L |. An immense log crib, construct
cd of spiles driven by machinery will be filed
with stone and will be the foundation for the
masonry of the lighthouse.
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at Indicates trace. +Inches and hundredths.
e. r. DEMAIN. Observer Signal Corns.
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Oak, Pine and Li9htwood.

Have removed my wood yard TO corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone77. r. b. Cassels.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Savannah. for New
York-W Patterson, N Krouskoh, Engle
and wife, and steerage.
Per steamship g ty OF Augusta, from New
York-Mr Morris. Mrs J Duff, G Croker and
wife. MISS N Gallager, A X PATHS, PATHS, Miss
Is PATHS, j II PATHS, ransey. j NJ Stephens
q Royal and wife, Sullivan wife and daughter,
Mrs VIM Wade. Mrs II NJ Conner, Miss M Conner,
Master Conner, j X Dorsey, Col q A Mercer, q Il
Wiett J u Fernandez. Rev Hill, Miss y l. Silver,
Miss o DriscOll, Miss l. Silver, Krupper,
q o Reynolds, N b Lord and wife, n Osborn. y
N R0thfeid. Rev y Meiehoir, Capt Brsnn, u 3
Elliott w 3 keefer and wife. ID Kesfsr. Miss b
Reeves X keefer. Miss Irvine. Mrs Ruckert
Simpson simpson, Miss Guile. q W iiaslaui.
Miss n Haslani, J llauson, A Sianfeld, 2colOred.
- ftecfafe.
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LIGHT AND FOG BELL ON sToNINGToN BREAKwATE



Notice is hereby given that on or about Nov I,
1889. fixed red light Of the fourth order will be
shown from the lighthouse recently erscted on
the east end of the west breaker, at the entrance
to Stonington Harbor, Conn
The light will illuminate the entire horizon
The focal plane is 25 feet above the base of the
tower and IS feet above mean low water, and
the light should be seen in clear weather from
the deck of vessel 10 feet above the sea II nau-
tical miles.
The light will be shown from a black lantern
surmounting brown conical iron tower, with
octagonal pyramidal base, standing on the cut
stone end of the breakwater.
The approximate geographical position Of the
lighthouse as taken from the charts of the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, is as
follows: Lat Ill 10 81 N, Ion II 81 10 w.
Magnetic bearings and distance of prominent
objects are approximately as follows: Latimer' S
Reef Lighthouse, SW15W ~ nautical miles;
Ellis Reef Spindle. W3sS, 2 nautical miles.
During thick aud foggy weather a bell will
be struck by machinery double blow every 80
seconds.
Also. that on the same date the Stonington
Harbor light will be discontinued.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
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bNNDAfe OON .
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SUNDAY. Oct 20. 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine, New
York-C Anderson.
Steamship Ardandhu (Br). Davey, Philadel-
phia, in balast-Richardson & Barnard.
Schr Sebago, Lock, Portland, Me, in ballast
Jos Roberts & Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W Gibson, Manager.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Ran (Nor), Maroni, Buenos Ayres, in
ballaSt-Holst & Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Elginshire OBJ. Geddes, Bremen
Strachan & Co.
Steamship City of Savannah, Googins, New
York-C G Anderson
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York;, 26O bales upland cotton, az bbls rice, 70
bales sea island cotton, 20 bales domestics, 90
bbls cotton seed oil. SO bbls spirits turpentine,
s24 bbs rosin. 30 bpls oil, sc, $50 feet lumber
ties 159 pkgs vegetables, "a tons pig iron. SO
Per steamship Elginshire (Br), for Bremen
574S bales upland cotton, Weighing 2,69S, 1888
pounds
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Our Patrons Are Surprised and Delighted With Our New Fall and Winter Goods
G. ECKSTEIN & 90.
BLACK AND COIoRED SILKS.

| BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
We show the largest and most elaborate line in the city,
See all others then CALL and will verify this statement
by freely exhibiting goods.
For This Week-l,000 yards Black G. e. Silk worth ST.
lat Csc
For This Week. 900 yards Black Satin Rhadames.
worth 81, at &c.
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS
dz Cloths hno St and Fancy Bodeed seges all the fashionable shades
ing Effects All New and Desirable Prices Usual the LOWEST
BLANKETS COMFORTS TABLE 0MASK cASMERES
HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKE RCHIeFS ETC.
THESE ARTMENT complete with the
GUST WE, FiCKSTF,TN ~ co
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Oct 10
rs bales cotton, bbls spirits turpentine 2 cars
empty bbls, 40 bbls rosin, IS pkgs tobacco, 10
ca es cigarettes, Dbl whisky, 10 bdls pals, &c
pkgs IN tobacco, nests tubs. 81 bars iron, car
stock, bbls -four, cars rock. / fierce lamps, 4
casks lamps, bales hides, 8 bags sodo, box
biscuits cars wood, / car slabs.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 19-2, 762 bales cotton, 325 bbs rosin. 319
bbs spirits turpentine, IS cars lumber, car
old iron, tank, cars wood, car hay, lots h
h goods, 20 bbls syrup. pkgs furniture, 10 bbls
bottles, 10 cases cigars, 80 bbls rice, % head
stock, 40 cases eggs, bales hides. bbls eggs,
cases elixir, 100 boxes junk, 16 boxes vegetables
451 boxes fruit, 81 pkgs machinery.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 1916 214 bales cot
ton SO bbls spirits turpentine, 1914 bbls rosin As
bales yarn. 63 bales domestics, bales hides, 10
bdls leather. 8 bdls paper, 40 pkgs tobacco d.
bbs oil 1000 lbs lard, $1,000 lbs bacon, % bbls
fruit, 1000 bushels oats, 2S4 bales hay, SO hf
bbls whisky, IS bbis beer, 1877 bbls whisky car
cabbage. $50 hf bbls beer, 81 pkgs furniture, go
bbls -four 1000 lbs -four, IL cars lumber, / car
dressed lumber, IA bushels rice, 8 bales Irvine, Q
COWS, 81 pkgs woodenware, 25 cases liquor Ill
tons pig iron, 81 boxes hardware, car stone, 3
sacks peanuts, 100 bbls cotton seed oil, 2 casks
old Junk, 10 cars cotton seed, 4 empty bbls. 205
pkgs mdse z bbls vegetables pcs machinery,
4 d wagons, 10 doz brooms.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANNAH MARKETS.
-r,cr OF THE MORNING NEWS,

,,rrrcE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
OF SsvANNAH. GA. Oct. 10, P. NJ
.x-The market was very quiet, with
IN easy feeling in prices. There was
qll' ,.-,,iry. with full offerings. The total
fal ~ the day were 1856 bales. On Change
ssss oosuing call. at 10 a. M, the market was
al N easy and unchanged, with sales OF
reI,'s.lss At the second call, at ! p. m. 1t
l'@''s at a decline of &c in grades of mid
va fair and good middling, and 1-16c for
OBJ ,,s,z and low middling, the sales being
D.l.iss At the third and last call, at 4 p. m,
81 easy and unchanged, with further
- 1000 bales. The following are the
81 c,osing spot quotations of the Cotton
E5asnCe; o ,se,s
4 adding fair. .'..'''~.''-+ Io-ao
- r1iddling -.ss.'.-...'S SID
g.e5sl;n1 ......-.-...s.s....-- F@S
IN middling. -.....----.....s'''.---J
1,londs-The market was very quiet and
"a aa,a-ad There we're no sales reported dur
nlc ~ dav. Last sales were on the basis Of
g1o.ations. oo,>
c.od medium '...'.s... So19
Vsiium fine. --...--...---..-'- q
r,a .......-... S4z2W2%o
Frtra fine and choice. -...--....-.--251a
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R1cE-The market was quiet, but firm and I'M
changed The sales during the day were only
70 barrels At the Board of Trade the market
was reported steady at the following quota
tons Small job lots are held at 1s@Ac
htnhar
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By steamship Timor (Br), at this port, bark
entine showing letters n F r, all well, steer
ing southeastward, Oct 2 at 10 m. in lat 80 2
N, Ion Al II W.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23
The smallpox at Carson.

Carson seems to be in ill-uck just
now. Just after getting the news of
the defeat of its pet lottery scheme,
tho smallpox broke out in the Ormsby
House, which was full of guests, who
made general stampede for other
quarters. Among them were Senator
Comins and family. o. II. Grey and
family, Senator Sawyer and Assembly,
men Snapp and Riepe. The hotel was
Immediately placed under quarantine
and the yellow flag hung out.
Later news is to- the effect that no
new cases have broken out and the
scare has rapidly subsidized. The only
victim so far is Miss Annie X user
the 21-year Old daughter Of the pro-
pretor of the house. She was placed
IN the grave by her father and sim
gle assistant. 1t was even difficult to
obtain any sort of conveyance to take
the form of the once handso ne and
popular young lady to the burying
ground, and the sad lonely burial can
be imagined The family and at
PENDANTS continue closely quaiantined
and are said tn be improving under
good medical attendance and careful
nursing.
1t is to he hoped the disease will he
confined to its present limits, more es-
peciallv as there are people now IN
Carson from every part of the State,
who, if the disease spreads, will he
sure to scatter it broadcast in every
section of the State.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

MART y WHITE MINING COMPANY.
vi Location of principal place Of business,
san Francisco. California; Location Of works.
Ward Mining District. Ward. White Pine
County Nevada.
Noicsis hereby given that Amesting Of
the Board of Directors hold on the nine
teenih tl1th) day of Jsnnary. 4. j. 1850, an
Assessmeat no 2sl OF TWENTY-FIVE Gents
Csc PER share was levied upon tho capital
stock Of tho corporation. payable imm edia ely
In United States COLL colt TO the Secretary, Al
the Office Of the Company. Room 9, No. 325.
Montgomery Street. San Francisco. Ca,ifpr.
MIA.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid the sixth 9TH day of
March, 1899, will be delinquent and adyer-
tisrd for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, viii be sold Oh
Saturday, the thirtieth t3Othl day of
March, 1889, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with costs OF advartsi and
expenses OF sale. By order Of the Board Of
Directors.
A d. COOPER, Secretary.
Ofiee-Room S, No. 325 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. fb2-td
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Commitment OF Insane Persons.

A bill relating to the commitment
of insane persons is now before the
Legislature Il provides that whenever,
by reason of the abscnse of the District
Judge from the county, an insane
person cannot be brought before him
for examination, he may he taken be-
fore the County Clerk of such county,
who shall be vested with power To
hold such examination and discharge
such person or commit him to the
insane asylum, in the same manner as
may now be done by the Distrio t
Judge.
We agree with the Silver State, which
saws, the bill ought to pass. AT pres
ent there are only three District Judges
to the fourteen counties of the STATE,
and person, of whose insanity there
is no doubt, frequently has to be held,
causing great inconvenience to the
officers and perhaps injury to the pa
tient, until District Judge arrives to-
inquire into his mental condition.
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After the Battle.


Some of our exchanges from the
Western part of the State, who did not
have much to say either way pendin
the election, now fall into line with
the victorious column and congratulate
the people on their victory. In this
connection the Reno Gazette says:
1.-THE people have spoken and the
lottery scheme is dead, and we ofi' T
our most hearty congratulations.
When the promoters of the scheme
tried to change the organic law OF the
State in a mouths time, and that un-
der coyer-when they tried by intim-
idating threats to virtually scalp every
one who opposed them, they carried
it toe far and were justly rebuked by
the people at the polls. The election
was fair. aud more than fair for the
promoters of the lottery, because IT
it was called right in the dead OF IN
ter and on short notice, and such
n decisive vote out of the small num-
Der who voted can leave ne show for
dissatisfaction. Again we congratu-
late the people on their disposition of
the lottery
The Virginia Enterprise, the pro-
lottery organ, thus moralizes ON the
result of the defeat:
"A lesson was taught the politicians
by the result of the struggle. They
have learned that men will make as
much of an effort against somebody or
somthing that is dista.eful to them as
they will in favor of something that
they desire. 1t has taught many
of them that supposed following was
simply rally on account ot party
enthusiasm which could not be secured
when there were no old habits OF
partisan thought and no tradition OF
partisan action to recall. 1t has taught
them that party managers are not ne
cessarily leaders of men nor Judges OF
human nature, and that new issues de-
maEd careful explanation if active OPP
position is to be avoided. 1t has
taught very distinctly that suspicion Is
dIOuoou IL a thOiVuShis mann Ni'pi"H
of motives and intentions is not made,
and that while majority will vote
party ticket with u reasonable
scarcity of scratches, they will not
take ticket in favar of any scheme
entirely separated from politics until
it has been closely looked over and
judged upon its own merits according
to individual preference or pr, JUDGE
"Those who were sincere
IN THEN opposition, whether mistaken
or no., acted upon principle lar
which due credit must be gwen them,
and the principle was ihc nrucirnN
upon which the semhlance Of n patty
was built. In favor OF the
lottery amendment there was no tondly
remembered principle; there WAS Moth
ing to make active partisans nf those
who could not realize the material lr-
tercsts involved. Personal enmiiics
found their opportunity without the
necessity of action against party
held in reverence for years. ana
that the opportunity was not LOST is
shown by the returns, and is another
lesson to those who study the art OF
politics as applied to determining the
will of the people
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Notice to co-0wner.

I'o MICHAEL MURPHY : YOu WILL
| please take notice that | have expended
the rnm of One Hundred Dollsis on In. Gold
claim Mine. situated In Gold Canyon Mining
District, County Of White Pine, State of Ne.
vada. during the year 1873, and unless Taur
proportion OF this sum Fifty Dollar. together
with the costs Of this notice, IL paid within
ninety days after the expiration Of tho pnbli'
cation Of this notice, your interest in cain
Gold Claim Mine will be forfeited and revert
TO me in accordance with the prsvislons VI an
Act Of Congress, approved May 10, 1877. aud
aiendatory thereto
MRS. KATE MEEK.
Dated nj Cherry Creek. Ian. Is, 1889.
jn26-90d
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.


synopsis Of the Weeks Proceeding.
The following Legislative proceed
ings are culed from our Carson ex-
changes
SENATE.
A petition was received from promi-
nent cizens OF Genoa, Douglas county,
to the Senate and Assembly, asking
the passage of law To compel actual
secrecy in voting. Referred to Com
mittee on Z ections.
Senate bill No. 81, to compel in.
surance companies 10 make annual
statements to tue State Controller, was
passed.
Senate Joint and Concurrent Me-
mortal Ne. 10, pctitioning Congress
for photographic and topographic
surveys in this State for the storage OF
water for irrigation and other pur-
poses, was passee.
Senate bill No. 30, was taken up in
Committee of the Whole. Appropn-
ates 100000 for the improvement and
maintenance OF the State University
and other purposes pertaining thereto.
State Prison stone to be utilized IN
additional building,j Committee rec
commended passage oil substitute.
Assembly bill No 1910 repeal an
Act 10 encourage the construction OF a
railroad in the southern part of Ne
vada. Referred to Committee on Rail-
roads.
Substitutes for Assembly bills Nos.
! and 3, relative to rape and seduction.
Amended aud passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly bill No. 7S-An Act to
repeal an Act for the construction of II
railroad in the Southern part of the
State of Nevada. Passed.
Senate bill No. 80 To grant aid to
agricultural societies. Gives $1,000
each for the payment of premiums.
Passed.
Assembly bill No. 62--To restrict
gaming. After much discussion pro
and con-, Riepe came to the front aud
made bulIs-eye, showing that the
bill was nullity on its face, in that it
was special legislation against
Storey county. Blakeslee moved that
the enacting clause be stricken out
Motion carried and bill lost-2O Ia 10.
Assembly bill No. Is, by Riepe-
Amending an Act relative To ceuuty
othclal fees and compensations. r.
fcrs to White Pine county, Passed.
Assembly hill No 70-An Act tix-
ing the time for opening and closing
of saloons and gambling hntlSrs.
"ime f,r closing midnight, for open
ing g \. N Oriercl cn4ro~s-l.
Senate blll M % An Arf I" amend
section % ii un Act Ia create Board,
ri County COniInls~ianrr> and olein
iIicir dulie-. \ perfect restriction
measure. Passed
BY P"riafic. ont Ut "rier - Mem
Al and J int Il solution M. -. re-.
alive 10 War claims in the Stale 81 NJ.
vada against the United States. viii
br NC $40. 900 into State Treasury, #
allowed by Congress Passed unani-
mnusly.
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Grangeville( Idaho) Free Press, Feb.
10Th; Never was the snowfall in the
mountains so light as now and it will
he we'll for all hands to look for dry
season, with scarcity Of water in
slcruns, springs and wells.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23

The New Mexico Legislature has
passed a law making education COM
pulsory, and a law tn suppress gam
bling in all forms, making the owners
of houses in which it is conducted sub
ject to penalties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23

The latest fad in New York is
the getting up of "3-cent meals" for
newsboys, bootblacks and other needy
classes. The managers say that Il good
deal is given for the money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23

Lieutehant Governor Davis who is
sick with asthma of the heart in San
Francisco has not yet gone to the
Southeyn<part of California AS was
reported, but is still there where he
will have to remain forsome time
Carson Appeal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23

The native churches of Samoa have
in the last twenty years contributed an
average Of e6, 900 year tor $3.50, 000)
TO the London Missionary Society.
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3. z. MILLER.
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION AGENT,
WELLS, EEvADA
CHERRY CREEK. ELY d TAYLOR

At reasonable rates
IT, nis will 'eays Wells every ten dtys com
mcncing January /, lsS9. for all the above
places. Hty and grain being cheap, enable.
me 70 keep in readiness at all times teams
sn.iieirEt To meet the demands.
Goods will ne forwarded IT, small or lar-e
packages To suit the merchants own eunSeni-
cnec.
Railroad freight promptly paid on arrival
at Wells.
Ia case Of my nbschee my h fsine-s will be
promptly attended TO by VI. Badt, who will q
all times he on hand
g-MArk all goods care y. r. Miller. Welz
Nevada,
E.F. MILLER,
Ely. December 20 lass. II
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II 7 J II Ut y 2 ' AUA.
County OF WHITE pfSE.

!. VIM. Lawrenson, Clerk OF the Board Of
County Commissioners, In snd TOR said County
and state, do hereby certify thai the foregoing
bills were Hs<ed and ordered paid b1 tle
Baafd of County tommi ~siohers OF said
county at thsif meeting, February 10. issJ.
ATTEST:
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Meeting, Saturday, Feb 16, 1889

rI,HF FOLLOWING BILLS WERE AL
i lowed by the Board of County Commits
sioners of White Pine County. at their meet
L.. Ill Ifn 1890.
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Fire F.! Fire Fire !

T'HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN
form inc citizens Of Ely and The surround.
ing county that he is prepared 10 take down
pipes, set up stoves, and clean chiminev.. AZ a
reasonable price. All orders left At X A
Riepe's hotel will DO done in first elias. work.
manship. Tic hopes for a share Of the public
patronage. p'"''S
~, J H. WOODS:
Ell, White Pin, coupty, New, New. Isss.
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IRA MCKNIGHT,
sHEKELL's RANCH,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEW.

MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
1Nl Harness, Saddles. Brides, Chaperejos,
Silver Inlaid Bits and Spurs, Hair Ropes:
Riatas Saddle Trees, etc, which will sell
at reasonable rates. Write for prices or any
IRA MsKEIGgr
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Rock MIX House
Terms and Price

Given o. spplicaiion ~ the nudersignsd 81
The above Ranch. or by letter addressed 10 him
Mt Uscoola, Nevada
A. S. LEHMAN.
Snikr Valley, White Pine County. Nevada,
January -. 1852. n
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Born.
Taylor. February 10, 1852
the wife of NJ Jarvis, son.
BILLS ALLOWED
ny THE

Board of County Commissioners
OF White Pine County
AT THEIR.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-23

I'VE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS MS
| Nainsbis X snoh Tor IL. situated ~ tho
b4s. nj jeff Davis penk IN snake Nsll.',
White Pine County, Nevada. eohiainii g
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RANCH FOB SALE!

RANCH FOB SALE!
TIVE rNDEgSIGNED OFFERS his
| Xansbis x .noh for IL. situated ~ The
b1s. nj jeff Davis penk IN snake Nal.',
White Pine County, NefHda. e"hlainii &
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
or choice Meadow md arabic Lam. and &.
we'll w1fered byn naverfsilihR >pring ,uil
cirnf 10 irr gate sD1 acres. Ihs Ranch d. Ne
fenced nv Xix nile ~ fenei 3. and j. come
nient.y undivided into Hay Meadows. fas-
iurage, Orchards and cnhiysied fisld'.
There is tne
Young Orchard of 800 Trees.
OF anrrent fruit. on -. place one hundred
Of which afe ROW barring. mud the rel will
sonu he The kanch i weU applied win
outbuifinss, comprising
stables. BLACKSMITH shop, Car
penter Shop, Butcher shop.
Aud i. nlso well eqnlpped with m sbundsnt
supply Of The beat torrnl-. II l. one 81 Tie
fnssf Dairy Ranches In this 1eeiius Of the
fonniry, and has a good
Rock MIX Houee.
With all tho necessary Equipments. including
. clnrn fnn by water power.
The reason for selling IL /: The proprietor
wishes 10 move 10 his sthcr ranch, ritnated at
.he mouth IL l4ehmnnas Cave. Que and ane-
half miles distant. which requires bic whole
and undivided attention.
Terms and Price
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