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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of j. NJ. Crawford, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the estate
of J. NJ. Crawford. deceased. TO the credit ors
of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
publication of this notice to the said Admin
istrator at Cherry Greek, White Pine County,
Nevada, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate.
o. IL. GREY
ford, Deceased. myli4t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

The President has made the follow
ing appointments for Utah Arthur
L. Thomas of Salt Lake City, Cover
nor Of Utah, Elijah Sells, of Salt Lake
Secretary for Utah; Ellsworth Dag
gett, of Utah. Surveyor General.
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our Arid Lands.

The San Francisco Alta says The
gjtr lands of the United States, West
Of the Rocky Mountains, capable of
agriculture when irrigated, aud with
irrigation facilities within reach of
engineering science, comprise an area
81, equal to that of Great Britain and Ire
land, Belgium, Denmark, Norway and
g Sweden, France, Germany, Italy, Hol-
land and Austro-TTGngary combined.
If redeemed it would support an equal
population per square mile. and this
means that Senator Stewart has mi
tiated proposition to make homes
for abont200, OOo,o0O of people. The
scheme is grander than all the con-
quests of Alexander. Cpsar and Napo-
leon
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Born.
N EWTON-In Taylor. May IS. 1889, to the
wife of +. W, Newton, daughter. THE
child died shortly after BIRTH
TAKEN UP.

CAME TO MY PLACE AT THE OLD
- Kane Ranch IA miles west Of Cherry
Creek about the 10Th of April. 1889, a grey
horse. about IL years old, branded on the left
A The owner is requested to come
and nav charges and take the animal away, or
it will DO disposed of as the law provides.
GEORGE MADALENA.
Cherry Creek, May 10, 1889. mylS-tf
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Cheap Money.

New York cry las just ioated a
loan of $4,000, 900, with interest at
21e per cent. per aunum. some at par
Y ana saine above par This is said to
he one qf tine most remarkable acEive-
,,ments of the kind ever reported No
city bonds bearing lower rate of in
terest than three per cent. have ever
sbeea sold in Europe, Notwithstanding
s. money is cheaper there than in the
United States. As capital is very SEN
siIyes and does not seek investment,
except at usurious rates, where gov
ernmenls are unstable. the fact that
sevshtyfmillions have been invested
in New York city bonds at the lowest
rate, Of interest at which bonds have
'ever been floated, indicates that New
York capitalists have faith in the mu-
nicipal government, and do not con-
ssssiier II as bad'as parti ans often rep
resent itlauad gNR 1853
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
u Slnfn of NrNndn In End fnr fht. CnnnfR N

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
a State Of Nevada in ehddof the County Of
White Pine.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
Harry feathcrsone and J. b. Reynolds, CO.
partners, doing busiHess under the firm name
and style Of Keystone Mining Company.
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an Nc
iion cpmmefced against ION defendants hY
VIC. Barry a pi9inlih, Ia he District Court Of
the State OF Nevada. in and for the County of
White Pine, AT the town of kl, and ans yer
tho complaint therein, which l. on fii- with
the Clerk Of said Court. WITHIN ten days after
the service on you Of this summons exclusive
Sf the day oi service, II served IN sald tUnntg,
or twenty days if served eut of said COUNTY
but within tui- District, and in all other cass.
forty days; Oh Judgment by default will be
taken against sou, according 10 the PRAYER Of
said complaint.
The said action Is brought 10 recover iad,-
ment against YOU. the said defendants for
the snm of One thousand and thiriY-ihrce
and twenty Onehnndreds sld8 ~ dollars.
and for costs of This enit. For cnusc of action
plaintiff alleges that between the lgth CAV of
October, less, and the nth day Of December
1873, he furnished you with salt at your special
Instance aud request, aud for your use aud
benefit, of the value Of and for which Won
promised and agreed TO pay him the said sum
of One thousand and thiry-threo and twenty
one hundreds 81 49, go dollars on demand
but To do which sou have since utterly failed
aud neglected % do, aud that The same is now
due, owing aud unpaid from you TO this plain.
tiif. All Of which will more fully appear by
reference tO plaintiff com plant on file herein
TO which yen are more particularly referred.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint
a. above required the said plaintiff Will take
Judgment against you for said sum of Que
thousand and thitty-three and twenty one.
hundreds 81 .O33 2O) dollhrs and costs of ruit
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /. NN.
LAURESsoS, have herennto get my nd and
affixed the Seal of suld Court. This 18th dnv of
April \. ID. 1889.
-
WM. LAERENSON,
( SEAL. Clerk of the District Court of the
State of Nevada County of
- White Pine. nyi-7t
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Civil Service

grT The Reno Gazette truly remarks F:
The civil service law is humbug in
more particulars than one. The idea
of expecting a ten ar twelve hundred
dollar clerk to understand astronomy,
science, evolution and kindred sub
jects, while his chief cannot name the
'a'thres principal rivers in the United
States to save bis life, seems to us to
be straiiirg a gnat and swallowing a
IS camel; but such is the condition of
-s.sthings under the law.
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Fire I! Fire Fire A.!

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN
form the citizens of Ely and the surround
pipes, set mp stoves. and clean chimineys, at
reasonable price. All orders left at X. A
Riepe's hotel will he done In first class work.
manship. He hopes for a share Of the public
patronage.
J II. WOODS:
by, White Pine csunty, New, Nov. 1879.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! State of Nevada, in and for the County of

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! State of Nevada, in and for the County of
White Pine
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to
Harry Featherstone and j. b. Reynolds, co.
partners doing business under the firm name
and style OF the Keystone Mining Company
\ GU are hereby required to appear In mn
action commenced against you as defendants
by w. j. stevens "a plaintiff in the District
Court Of the State Nevada, In and
for the County of White Pine, at the Town
of Ely, and answer the complaint therein,
which Is on file with the Clerk of said Court.
within ten days after the service on you OF
this summons exclusive OF the day of servicel.
Il served In said County. or twenty days IL
served out Of said County but within this
District. and in all other cases forty DAYS: or
Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer OF said com
plant.
The said action is brought to recover from
you The sum OF -Four hundred $500 dollars.
which said plaintiff claims to be due him on
Certain promissOry note made by Won In
favor OF said plaintiff, on the 31st day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1899, and by you delivered to said
plaintiff, and costs Of suit Allof which will
more fully appear by reference to plaintiffs
complaint on file herein, a copy Of which is
hereto annexed.
And yon are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the sald complaint as
above required the said plaintiff ~ III take judg-
ment against you for the sum Of -Four hundred
lS4Uol dOllars, and costs of suit as aforesaid.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. /, WIN.
LAuRESsos, have hereunto set my hand and
aihXed the Seal OF said Court, this Goth day Of
March, A. ID. 1889.
-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

General William Harvey, the oldest
officer in the United States Army,
died at Orlando, Florida, last week.
lie was born in 1900.
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FOB SALE

TUE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
1 Valuable Haueh fnf salc. siInstrd 81 Tho
b1so of JET bayis Peak IN snake AAlle,.
VIM Iine Cnunty. eKa1a. cohiaInlnk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

Secretary of the Navy Tracy has
awarded to the Union Iron Works of
SAP Fransisco the contract for con-
structing the great armored coast de-
tense vessel at cost of of 81 .6eS, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

-. The public debt has been reduced
$i3,000,000 during the month of
April. The total cash in the Treas
- ury, sas shown by the Treasuer's ac-
count, is-<Sf9, 990,Sis.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

~ Itfooi< fhe Fourth District Repub-
lican Convention of Kansas 2lS bal
lots to nominate "a candidate for the
vacant seat of Thomas Ryan, who is
now Minister to Mexico.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18
CHERRY CREEK, ELY & TAYLOR
At reasonable rates

At reasonable rates
Teams will leave Wells every ten days COM
mencng January /, 1889, for all the above
places. Hay and grain being cheap, enables
me TO keep in readiness at all times teams
sufficient to meet the demands.
Goods will b. forwarded IL small or large
packages To suit the merchants own convent
ence.
Railroad freight promptly paid on arrival
at Wells
In case Of nay absence my business will be
promptly attended to by NJ. Bsdt who will at
at times he on hand
nS-M Mark all goods caro- B. +. Miller. Wells
Nevada.
B.F. MILLER,
Ely. December 90. 1sSs. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18

A miner named Smith had his thigh
broken through being thrown by a
horse near Carlin last week.
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I WIN, LAURENSON,
s SEAL. Clerk OF the District Court of the
I State Of Nevada, County Of
- White Pine. my4-T
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18
The Cost Of FanaticIsn.

Massachusetts, papers are now fisur-
ing out that it cost 81 100000 to hold
the special election in that State on
the prohibitory amendment. These
things come high, but we must have
them.
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SIX HUNDRED ACRES

Gin bbHbhNb ebhGo
~ choice Meadow and arnble Land, and I,
Weii watrTcd by y neVrr-failihg spring suiil-
eient 10 irr gate 5fO acres. The Ranch il well
fenced bv rix miles 81 fencing. and il conve
nIenty snbdiyidod into Hay Meadows. Pas
futage. Orchards and Cultivated ficlds.
Theru i n due
Young Orchard of 300 Trees.
OF dinerent fruits on the place one hundred
OF which are ROW bearing. aud the reel will
apun he The Ranch Is we'll supplied with
outbuildings, comprising
Stables, Blacksmith Shop. Car
pointer Shop, Butcher shop.
An IL also well equipped with an abundant
supply of the best torTals. II l. one of The
finest barry Rsnehe- In this section OF the
country, and has good
Rock MIX House,
With all the necessary equipments, ineindisg
a Churn run by water power.
The reason for selling II The proprietor
wishes 10 move 10 his other ranch, situated at
he mouth Of Lehman's Cave, one and one
half miles distant which requires his whole
and undivided attention.
Terms and Price
Given o., application IN tho undersigned at
The above Ranch. or by letter addressed TO hin
at Osceola, Nevada.
A. s. LEHMAN.
snake Valley, White Pine County, Nevada
January %, 1889.
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WM. LAERENSON,
SEAL. Clerk of the District Court Of the
State OF Nevada, County of
- White Pine. ny4.7t
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3. =. MILLER.
GENERAL FORWARDING g. COM
MISSION AGENT,
WELLS, Nevada

HAVING LOCATED AT WELLS. on
a = the line of the G. z. X. r., am now
prepared 10 forward with dispatch all freight
through to
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-05-18
Rock MIX House,
Terms and Price

Given OF application IN tho unders igned st
The above Ranch. or by letter addressed TO hin
at Osceola, Nevada.
Q EA Al A n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-06

was still unfinished. From old prints Of the
White House taken prior to its destruction by
the British. il is seen that the building of to-
day as far as its exterior is concerned, has I'M
dergone but few changes. A cut from one of
these old prints is given above. Instead of the
fat roof a rather high pointed roof is shown
The north portico is also lacking but that ad-
ditiqo, like the south portico, was not built
until some years later. In the year 1914 the
White House suffered at the hands of the
British invaders i'm common with all the other
public buildings. A sketch, showing the White
House after its destruction by fire. accompanies
this article. When the work of rebuilding was
begun it was found that the walls were in a
weak condition, and the greater portion was
taken down.
FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL PLAN.
In rebuilding the original plan, as may be
seen from the accompanying sketch, was
scrupulously adhered to. From that time
down to tne present there have been no
changes made in the exterior of the White
House. and it may be said to be the only pub
lie building that remains as monument to the
foresight and wisdom of the founders and
planners of the capital city. who built not alone
for the present but for the future
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fine Of 1000 pounds was imposed in cases Of
persons dissuading or discouraging citizens
from enlisting in the army or navy. and a like
penalty on any person dissuading others from
supporting the independency of the United
States or justifying the measures of the king
and parliament against the United States. Anv
person corresponding with one in the service
Of Great Britain against the United States
without leave or bringing letter or message
from such person and not communicate the
same TO the governor or some judge or justice
is liable 10 fine Of 100 pounds. For forging
tickets in the United States lottery or the
certificates OF the continental loan Office
the punishment was death without the benefit
Of clergy. The same penalty was prescribed
for forging or altering any bills of credit
issued by Congress.
Chapter l of the session convened October
81 provided that anyone who shall burn. or
destroy. attempt or conspire TO burn or destroy,
any magazine of stores or provisions. or de-
liver. or attempt TO deliver. any vessel TO the
enemy, shall suffer death without the benefit of
clergy.
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RAILROADS.
BnrruoRr AND OHro RnrRoAp.

:. he,nie I'M SfIec; ,isrrh 10, isSa
Leave wsshinrton frUm station cornsrof New Jersey
Pr chicago ana Northwest vcstiiIuled Limited e,-
I1r CIncinnsti - Louis and Indianapolis. express
dNly, = 90 and II lor m.
for attsburg and Cleveland. Vestihuled Limited
Sr LlipS S ana a g. an s SrTsss 90 P
for 84litmorc. Eerk day., 90. ~ q 40. : 80.
$50. 2 50 - lginuies'. 9 a. Is. gs5 minutesl.
ute.l p, 30 -. : so > as. so 500.
q 81 81 bY;S3 SnS II 70 - N SUNDAYS 3o, = go,
-. 45, 10, 90 p:4a. . :io and il 30 = ma.
-, IF Nay Stations hstveen Nsshing,en and BAlsi-
al,9o J, n sundays, 30 a. H. :lS 3:s5. 4 81,
Trains leave Raltimore for Washington week days
:. ~ % ~ y 81. 10. 20. 90 as lninutssl,
200, 90 h % minutes 90. O. 90. 8 20 80.
sii33 , soc 70 10 and IL 90 nm Sundays $50.
II 39, -; 100; 4:la. 500. $50. : 50. oS
For Annapllis, 40 aud 5 30 am, II 20 and IS
napols : 40 a .o ios ~ rin i sSs. An
FoT stations g9 the Metropolitan Branch. to IS.
fioio IS and 3 80 T Pm' stations 0nS'
m, tls 80 az 5 Ks. ' Il 20 - points ~ oO =
For Boyds and intermediate stations, t7 90 r. m,
i ch1Tcb train ira leaves Washington on Sunday
For Frederick, ITO 10 a Ia - Is and Is 10 o. M
For Eaecrstown. flO:IOa M and - .3orm.
rams ;, arrive i've, from Clsase daily IS and
f7:20 and 1855 T. n.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
For New York, Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth. "
y, Te:hu> $50. IL - a. IA, -e-iO, a IL ives
nbuled limitedl and 10 80 IA. Buffet Tarlor Cars
ON all DAY trains. Sleeping Car OF the 10 80 y: m
open at 300 y. M.
For PHILADELPHIA, Newark. Wilmington ana Chester
tsuN, Esol. II - a. il. - 80, = -, = 90 and
'lo;3op m For Atlantic city al s25 a. m.
or Iter, - ate ivinis between baltimore and
Trans leave New York Tor Gashington, g 80
night. ' -'O~
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington, .4:lO
r.
ttNcept Sunday. DAILY. ssunday only,
baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
IA. ave-
W. NJ CLEMENTS. CHAs q. sCIII
10, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. AIT.
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with the house from the fact that he selected
the site and approved the plans.
rTs COWrr~Crvr~r

with the house from the fact that he selected
the site and approved the plans.
ITS COMMENCEMENT.
The cornerstone of the White House was
laid in the fall of 1892, about year after the
site of the city had been chosen. year later
the cornerstone of the north wing of the cap
itOl was laid. The energies of those placed in
charge of the work of building new city to be
in readiness for the reception of Congress and
the government departments by the year 1900
were devoted mainly during the next seven or
eight years to the completion of those two
buildings. The north wing of the capitol, as 1t
was then known, is that portion of the present
building which is now principally occupied by
the Supreme Court. The plan of the building
adopted at that time. however. provided for the
erection of n south wing, the two wings to
be connected. as was subsequently done. 1t
was soon found that only the north wing
could be finished in time. The material used
in the construction of both buildings was sand
stone from Acquia creek. and the progress in
their erection was made as uniform as possible.
COMPARED WITH THE CAPITOL,
as then being built, the White House was the
largest building and its great size was the cause
of q good deal of unfavorable criticism. 1t was
called 1.-The palace" and in fact the Irish archi-
tect HOban, had modelled it after well-known
Dublin palace, the residence of the Duke of
Lelnster. Ii this fact had been generally
known. it would have given additional point
to the sneers about the aristocratic tendencies
OF the new government. Tom Moore, the poet,
who visited the city in 1904 and had very little
that Was pleasant to say about Washington.
spoke of the White House as a grand edifice."
mobile structure" But while the grandeur
of the plan of the White House was criticised.
complaints were made that the city was laid
out on too extensive scale. that the streets
We're ridiculously wide and that available build
ing space was wasted in reservations for parks.
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
The builders of the city had financial diff
culties to contend with. The expectation that
the sales of the lots would furnish sufficient
funds for the completion of the public build
ings was not realized, and when the walls of
the capitol and the White House had about
reached the roof line the commissioners were
obliged to go to Congress, then sitting in Phil
adelphia, andask for an appropriation of money.
This was iii the year 1898. Two years previous
they had secured authority from Congress to
negotiate loan of $500, 600 based on the city
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PhOtOgraphing Stars.
DOW THE CAMERA SEES MYRIADs INVISIBLE 7


doW THE CAMERA SEES MYRIADs INVISIBLE To
THE EYE.
From Macmillan's Magazine.
When we place in the focus of the telescope
highly sensitive Photographic plate the
vibrations of the rays of light throw them
selves assiduously on the plate and steadily
apply to the task OF shaking asunder the mole
cules of silver salts in the gelatine film. Just
as the waves of ocean by necessarily beating
against shore will gradually wear away the
mightiest cliffs Of the toughest rock SO the in
Vulnerable millions Of waves of light persist
emily lmpinging upon single point of the
plate will at length effect the necessary decom-
position and SO engrave the image of the star.
II will be obvious that this process will be the
more complete the longer the exposure which
is permitted. and thus we see one Of the rea-
sons why photography forms such an admirable
method for depicting the stars. We can give
exposures OF many minutes, or Of one two,
three, or even four hours, and all the time the
effect is being gradually accumulated. Hence
1t Is that star, which is altogether too feeble
TO produce an impression upon the most acute
eye, fortified by telescope of the utmost
power, may yet be competent, when a suffi-
Gent exposure has been allowed, to leave its
record on the plate Thus it is that photo
graphs of the heavens disclose to us the exist
ence OF myriads Of stars which could never
have been detected except for this cumulative
method Of observation that photography ia
competent to give.
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

n -
Il Schedule IN eject February 9th 1SSa
30 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Narrenton.
6ordonsylle Charlottesville, Lynch6ur aud stations
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leans Pullman Sleeper Washington to New Orleans
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Iynd "drg, Rocky Mount. BguNille and Stations be-.
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thariotte Columbia, hken Augusta. Atlarta Birmng-
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Pullman Sleeper New York 10 Atlanta PIlIfnsn Iior
cars Atlanta TO Montgomery; Pullman Seepers Mont
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Sleeper ,HresnsDoro To Columbia ana Augusta solid
trains Washington 70 Atlanta. Docs not connect Tor
G q - route points Sundays.
c.:io :. M-laiiy. except Sunday, for Manassas,
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OIL T. NJ memphis TX ceSs Daily, via Iynchbury
BRISTOL ana Chattanooga. Pullman Aes;Ibule SleeIers
Washington 10 Memphis and thence ~ Arkansas
$3.50 P. M-Western Express Daily for Manassas.
CuleIer orange, Charlottesville, Louisville Cincin-
nat Pullman sleepers and solid Trains Washington
Il 90 1. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynch
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leans, Texas and California Pullman estibue Sleeper
Washington TO New Orleans Via Atlanta and Mont
goinery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta
Trains Washington and Ohio dy:s:o:. leave WASH
lngton 300 A. ". l@;sy except Sunday, and 20 4 "
DAILY: airlye Round Hill 1 80 A. NJ and 20 "
Returning leave Round Hill :O5 AN Daily and 80
N Dally except Sunday. thriving Washington $50
Through trans from the South via Charlotte, Dan.
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furnished and baggage checked at Office 1900 PENN
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