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BALTIMORE.

Earned TnnsHEswark; 81 Baltimore g. Two base hits
FieldS % Smith. Carl Tate, Baker. stolen bassS-Mo
On Salls5By sullivan. =; By Baker . struck ogt6By
timore 7: Base errors-NsWArk. =: Baltimore. ,
Double pleys-sulliVAn Fields, and DunY. Iown!snd
piteh-SulliVAn. Passed ball-Duny. TimO-2Ia I'm
piEeS-Aoolic and Valentine.
JERssT CIT. TO- WORcEsrEH,
me SSrssy n. msnH sI1ora % In
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WASHINGTON. IL; WILMINGTON, p
he Wilmington Club lost an.


Esrned runs-wiminGton. ?: washinRton. Two
Snoo hItsahasnGy John G1iEan Brien Three base ,,
llama Jordan 90, Gleason, Whistler Bird. Riddle t2j
Jordan o. Riddle. Bader q Brien. sAcTinee hits-su[
Ivan Riddle hit Sy pisSheroBadsr, Hi 81 o'Brisn
Whistler. 1ime-I:S0 Umpire-Larry Corcoran.
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rsn-H.mIi,sn, 8, saginaw Say City. rnoA,r.-

ror.-Hamli.on. ., saginaw Bsy City. fitchsrs-
FprsGel and sterno.
rYTER.sTATE LEAGUE tEAsTL
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Ehston. u =
Lancaster. " v i ell
MrERsILTE LnAGUn Cwrsr)
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3; Terre Haute,
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II; Peoria 3.
Al BurilnEton-BurllnEton Q; Quincy, y
HEsTERH LBAGUE.
AZ Kansas cIty-DsnvsT. lit Kansss City T.
Al pes MoinSS-MIlWaukse 81 Des Nolnes T.
Al MinneapoIis-sL Paul, Z; hinneapoll1 10
At Sioux Clty-omAhA, ii Sioux City z.
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Earned runs-Toledo. 3; Columbus !. Twobase hist
sheibsSk. Van Dyke johnson Es!erday. BliGh, Home
Crook keelly. Crook, and Leblanc, Shebecf and Mich
olson base on bAllS-oh spraRue, on Abbott or on
Easton CO. Hit by pcher-Sheibeck Passed balls
BlEh g. Left ON bases-Toledo, 6. Time a:l5 I'm
piro-ODeR. Attendance, I, ~.
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hGH:S s:Is i q.
IIanloa Fto!d6 kAcFIhcO hts-CaFFol Yields ~,
Eas6ns clsFL ooFeoFSn. FiTst base On srEorsPiliS-
bSTEh BHnAle F,rst bAss 90 bale ,hAnIen %
81 Double play 20 seoFsa kobtRsoS A nd kseklsy:
1gJ sr1ok opt-l ihnsT, YsldA Ensbbs Gayln. VICE.
Passed bsilS-hask. l. caTByn o. via paleh =hAdosck.
konrs ImIaToS-ounnin6 And hathsUS
IsILABsLSHI. o. 49, -. aOsToB 10 ne
Yau .nstkui. Mar The result Of tardAY's Players
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p.u.pslIDr.. Esy a-Ths result Of today. Players
LSGEus Eams SGsi

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lIl.sSsIas al ssss,f ssSisas iis- G5,as Jsgs5y
lssss gsssI ssasss i Ieass 81 lels- ~ .AaslpllA
Il tssisil ~ St1ssl ~, ghilsaslehis . h..toh
Nhllf % aHf laffsF. fnllmrf ass flsA 49, kNhn "
90 sha efssdss tsl- kissl Atissdsisis . ~
tiaplias -Rslha5iSs6 bsfSassS
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ess. ss's's ~ 90! s's'.ls r., ~, -.
eFsY ~ ~ assgis,s, y $40 y lsass
tssss gsS 500 olss,s.ss shs lssiLs 10 ~
k.iflg alssa taass sissisi iisiasis ssssssiit
HAIlsb cailts gsIH fsgfl.A As,af n q ,Iisfy
bs1s1s1is killshssI gls.s . :.
faSsEtsss 70 a. Ssiissfsss slHg
= -: &. ' ~ 80. e: TX
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sEEs,T cir. 10: voncEsrra. q.

on sTors.j.T'.y ~. 5 EcsessIsL Left os 6ssss-
0ain6s0a. Stolen bAssS-ksSy, shs-han Van olsiins,
DOWd GnnAsso BtshE sacrifice hns-burdoek. Can.
ploa g0naa Donble play. ksAY and DOoy STRUCK
.heoHsksn ks1y. Roesssy fsi ecnsrmott . sasorth
Bprna baAo bAlls-Dd hcDeTmott 90 huTna. q
Passed bSll-NIison villa ptcbss -AeDermOtt. ~!
Burma Cmplfs-kelIoy. Tlms-l;5G
HIgSB. HIETToEh o
HE6 uaEEE Hay 10 day hes hssn . great IN
bAaS ball eiTclss sou pefs0ns ASS tue game. The
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$1,000 . - o ssssfts
80 49,; -, s,sssss. ss. 50 = 81: 81: ~
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NEvARK. May a-The Eane between the Newarks and
BatmoreB day hard struggle from
ish Long while Roing after ball fell and turned
complete somersauit IL feared hrst that his
neck but fortunately IL proved only bad
wrench. and he acle resume In short time The
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slsfks sga Ioves gsus. On sals-wriEht. ncousfy.
Mclaughlin. Dealy, Iennely, 6inoun GU, feltE Bisfke
Struck out-lhttsn, KeheI %, eiofke foole. Passed
ball. hPEss VIC sac
ROCHESTER,. lai ATHLETIC 2.
ROCHESTER Nav 9-The Athletics evidently had their
best battery at the pons yesterday for to day when
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10 ef1clal attendance at the game was a.

Earned runS-Brookiyn. 3: New York q. First base
on OIror-Eew York; !. Left on besec.Brookyn, y;
New York S-First base on balls-on weyhing. ?; Oh
O'Day s. Hit py pitcher-WhitneY. Three. base hitO-
slattsry. Joyce, TWo6ass ht:aAndrswI BausL Whit
ney Double piay-WaPd and Orr Sacrifice hits-Ac-
GSAchy. Richardson CD Hatfield Stolen bases-con-
p0T se RsTSip VIA
bailS-EWing. = Cmpirsi-BATneS and GaGney Time
TrrTssrGsH n L. 8: BuVVATo n.Lh2.
PTrrSarEcH. May She local lP L. club scored IN
other victory against Buffalo to-day IN Of ASIA
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At Auction. II. G. Stevens, Auctioneer.

HAS sA@NS@NAAs AAt w 'SOO'ShbDp "NVCAVHOOAo
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE,
AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE. LIMITED
WEDNESDAY NEXT. AT IL.
Property Of Mr. Hermann Relchot
PAIR OF BLACK HORSES years old, IA2 II
BAY GELDING, years old, 10 banda
BREWSTER BUGGY and DOUBLE HARNESS.
Property of Mr. RgortOn L. winthrop JL,
CHESTNUT HUNTER, years old. le haudL
Property of q lady selling on
BAY GELDING. ysars old, 1885, record, 3.aG
BAY MARE, years old, 1874
BREWSTER CART with POLE
BREWSTER LANDAULETTE, POLE AND sHAFTH.
BUGGY PHAEToN. POLE AND SHAFTS
LADIES' SMALL DOG CART
SIT DOUBLE HARNESS, TWO SETS OF SINGLE,
ROBES, BLANKETS WHIPS 4c
Property Of Physician:
LADIES SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE, yearA
1872
FORTY OTHER horses will also DO offered
ENTRIES CLOSE AT 8 P. NJ. ON TUESDAY
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- - = 49, ssSefs 49, aiss4s-s
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80 - 49, 49, -. - ' -, -.
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The Atlantic Association.

THE RECORD.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

II cost the sum of $229,625 to run
our State Government for year, ont
side of the ga, ZOO for District Judges
salaries. Of this sum, $4,000 is paid
to twenfy~State officers and their
deputies and $:r7.5OO for the Legisla-
ture, or $500 ~ two years for
he Lepislstur The basis of 40,-
O0D inbabita gives a cost to
eaca inbubit ut So Sc per
capita, and a ilary for the
twenty Itat, Bio per day,
for doing tic >,os- Anat five good
active men could do, and he well paid
for, at $40 each per day, or cost of
$50 per day. or clean saving to the
State each day of$l6s. or clean net
saving per year of $6O,45O.
As the law now stands, there is a
State tax Of 30 cents ON every hundred
dollars value of property in the State,
collected to pay the above enormous
expenses, which accounts largely for
the tax payers evading the payment
of taxes as much as possible, even to
the extent of swearing falsely to the
Assessors as to he property they own,
which has contributed SO largely to
the assessable property of the State
being shown By the assessment about
one-half what it really is.
If the State would regulate itself
all around by forcing the assessment
of property at its legitimate figure,
aud reduce expenses as any man would
in his private business. one half of the
present rate of taxation could be saved
to the tax payers. and the savings
would go largely to pay for the
necessaries of life and times would be
easier with our working class Austin
Advocate.
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HINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN or
~ der OF Sale and Decree OF Jaasmsns
Issued out Of the District Court of The Sssss
Of Nevada. County OF White Pine IA ~.
e6th day Of October, A. ID. $50, which asiS
Judgment Is recorded in Judgment Book Of
81 the records Of said District Court En-
page Ia. In certain action, whereln n. II.
Stevens - plaintiff recovered Judgment
against L. s. Scott as defendant. for lhs snr
Seven hundred and fifty $50 dollars In Law.
fal money Of the United States, with interest
month from the sth day OF April. A. ID. isSs,
amoun ting ~ the further sum Of Two hun,
dred aud thirty-tw aud hfty one hnndreitks
$50 s0l dollars, together with One hundred
!slsoldoliars attorney fee. amounting In Ill 10
the sum Of Ons thousand and eighty.two ana
hfty -hnndredth slsi Use 5Ol dollars aud cost
Of suit taxed at Thirty-three and seventy -nvr
one-hundronths tS3S 10y dollars. aud acerulnr
costs. and that Seven hundred and ffty ls75di
dollars OF said sum bear interest at the rata
of one per cent. per month Prom the date
hereof until paid. In pursuance of said Or
der of Sale and Judgment have ON thils the
10Th day Of November. iSso, levied upon the
following dascri oed pieces und parcels Of real
property, TO wit:
All the right. title aud interest of and in
Lot ten li0l in Block ID, Of the Nerzan OF Al.
survey. being twenty-six t2o) feet fronting on
west side Of Main street; also. Lot twelve
li2l in Block ID Of said survey. being twenty
i've feet fronting on the west side Of Main
sweet, said lots running westerly distance
Of seventy ave feet from said street In the
Town Of Taylor; also. q certain lot of land,
situated on the north eide Of Main street In
the Town Of Osceola. In kaid County and
state. containing sixty (60l feet. Ifoni.ng on
said street and running back frem said street
distance Of one hundred feet, and on which
said lot are situate certain buildings. known
~ the l.. >. Scott stables: also, q certain
well, situate Ia Steptoe Valley, 10 said County.
abont i've miles from said Town of Taylor,
which said we'll was formerly owned hs
stevens Il simpson Of Taylor, together with
all and sigular the tenements. hereditaments
and appearances thercunto belonEilR ar In
any wise appertainng.
And Public Notice is hereby given that On
Monday. the aad Day ~ December.
A. ID. 1890,
Between the hour of 2 o'clock A VI. and
SIP. NJ, viz 1T le o'clock noon of said day.
In trout Of the Court House door in the Town
Of Ely, County OF White Pine, State Nevada.
| will In obedience tO said above mentioned
Order Of Sale seil the above decrihed property,
or 80 much thereof ~ may he necessary Ia
satisfy the judgment of sand Plaintiff together
with Interest and costs, 20 tho highest aud
best bidder for cash. lawful mobey Of tho
United States OF America.
DATED. Ely, Nevada, November -. iea8
w. r.. BASsETT. Sheriff
n2zl- II
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Marrifn.

TRIPP-BURINGTON At the residence Of
the brides parents. Eight-mle Station.
White Pine County. Nevada. by |. NJ ,
Sulins. J. p, Enoch w. Trip and Miss
Nancy A. Burlington.
Judge Sullins, who sent us this notice, for
got to send us the date. We presume. how
ever. 1T was some time last week. The bride
is the eldest daughter of our esteemed friend,
r. w. Burlington of Deep Crock The News
wishes the young couple pleasant voyage
on LIES matrimonial stream
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sherif's Sale.
HENRY T. SCOTT, Plaintiff,
VS..
THE MERRIMAC MINING con
PANY. a Corporation, Defendant.


PAN1. Corporation, Defendant.
Under AND By VIRTUE OF AN
~ Alias Execution issued out of the Dis
of White Pine, dated the 18th dsy Of De-.
eember. 1890. for aJudgment rendered In said
Court on the 18th day of August, 1890. in a
certain action wherein Henry r. Scott as
fsisintiH recovered judgment against The
Merrimac Mining Company Corporation, ma
Defendant. for tho sum of Seven Thousand
a and nfty-two and sixty-six one hundredtbs
sIuo2 66) dollars. lawful money of The United
states, with interest on Five thou sand seven
hundred and sixty-four fs5,7e4) dollars there
compounded monthly, until maid. and legal
interest Oh One thousand two hunred and
eighey-nine aud sIxty-six one hundredthe
81 ,zoy b6) dollars, until paid, together with
nls costs and disbursements at the date of
SAID Judgment. and accruing costs Amounting
10 the sum Of Nine hundred and sixty-three
and eighty one-hundredths (S96s sO dollars,
Likewise In lawful money of the United
states. less the SUN Of Forty.eigbt and
tTen,y-nve one-hundredths cs4s 25) dollars.
which mas been paid on said judgment.
have upon this 10th day of Deccm Der. 1900.
IsvIea upon the following described real
property TO wit:
All the lands and premises situate. Iyinx
County Of White. State Of Nevada known AZ
ne star Nine. the same being patented as
Mineral Entry No. 2ii. and desigpsted in
SAID patent as Lot No. 3s, together with all
ana singular the tenements. Entertainments
thsraunfo belonging or In any wise spper-
tanning
And Pnblic Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. tha I2th Day Of january,
A. ID. 1891,
Betwecn the hours Of 0 o'clock A. M. and
3 p. NJ. viz: at i2 o'clock noon Of said dsv.
! viii sell In front OF the Court House door
10 the Town Of Ely, County Of White Pine.
State OF Nevada, all the right, title and In.
forest Of the above-named defendant The
Merrimac Mining Company. a Coruoration.
OF. in and 70 tho above described property.
OF so much thereof a. may DO necessary r.
satisfy the Judgment q said plaipfiff so~e,hs.
With Interest ard cesfs, 10 the highest and
best bidder. for cash, Iawfnl money ~ Az
United States Of America. W 'fs
hatea' Fly, Nevada, December ~. 1890.
a.o4 W. r. BAssETT. skess6
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING. CLAIMS
n against. OF owning amy of that certain
wood lying at the Agus Mill wood yards, in
Steptoe Valley, White Pine County, Nevada,
can have the same measured 20 them BY ap-
plying to the undersigned at the Argus Mil
same will be left on said wood yard 1t the
expense and risk of said claimants:
B. +. MILLER.
Ely, Nevada, December II. 1890. I'm
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Sitting Bull Dead.

The famous Sioux Chief Sittin.
RulI, the restless rover whose antics
have kept Uncle Sam in hot water
for years, has at last been tgathered
to his fathers," and his soul, If he has
any, transported to the happy hunt
ing grounds where fire water is un-
known and where no pale face dare
modest or make him afraid. A Fort
Yates (dispatch) gives the following
particulars:
"The Indian police arrested Sitting
Bull at bis camp. forty miles north
west OF the agency, this morning
(Dec. i5th) at daylight. His follow
ers attempted to rescue him, and
lighting commenced. Four police
men were killed and three were
wounded Eight Indians were kill
cd, including Sitting ull and his
sou, Grow Foot, and several others
We're wounded. The police were sur
rounded for some time, but main
tanned their ground till relieved by
the United States troops, who took
possession of Sitting Bulls camp.
with all the women, children and
property. Sitting Bulls folio wsrs. one
hundred men, deserted their families
and fed west up Grand river. The
police behaved nobly and great credit
is due them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

Representative Geary, of Callfor-
MIA, has introduced bill amending
the naturalization laws by prescrib-
ing an educational test, TO be made in
the English language without the aid
of an interpreter.
That is right, says the Silver State.
and whe1 law is passed making
it compulsory that every voter should
De able TO read and write, it will make
matters that much the better. A man
who has not ambition enough TO learn
to read and write should not be al
lowed to live in the United States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27
REDEMPTION
OF White Pine County6 Per Cent
Bonds.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
l Legislature of the Ste Of Nevada, ap-
proved March 3, 1885, Sealed Proposals will
now be received by me at my Office in Ely.
for the redemption of White Pine County Six
Per Cent. Bonds. The amonnt In the Fund -
1854 90.
Bids to be opened by me at my ONCE In
Ely at II O'Clock A NJ. on Monday. the 5th
day of January, 1891
j. B. WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer. White Pine County. New.
Ely. December 5. 1890. d6-4t
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DELINQUENT SALE.

MARTIN WHITE MINING COMPANY.
IVA Locs,iou of principal, place of business
San Francisco. California: Location of works,
Ward Mining District. Ward. White Pine
Comfy, Nevada.
NorIcE.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment NO. 24) levied on tho seventeenth ti7th)
day of October, 1890, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
holdera as follows:
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s,.w.rt knock. on. shs Lodge Bln.

8e8t4AAt AAaaDGAAs oA@e 49,
Senator Stewart of this State Gre
ated quite a sensation in the Senate
OIL Friday of last week by refusing to
abide by the action of the Republican
caucus. He fatty refused To support
the Lodge bill, aud made quite
lengthy argument against it. He said,
among other things, that IN case the
bill was passed, unless 1t was properly
enforced, it would become dead let
ter upon the statute books, and that
in all probability it could not be en-
forced unless by a suspension of the
habeas corpus, and as for himself, he
was not ready to to proceed that far.
We believe Senator Stewart is right,
and that he will receive the indorse-
ment of large majority not only Of
his own party, but of all right-think-
ing men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27
NOTICE
Of Meeting of Creditors.

State OF Nevada. County Of White Pine.
In the Matter Of Sol HIP,
An Insolvent Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that the petition and
schedule cf'Sol Hip, the above-named Insol
vent Debtor, and an order by the Judge of
said District Conrt requiring all the creditors
of said insolyent To show cause. If they can,
why an assignment OF the insolvent estate
should not be made and he be discharged
from his debts, have been died in said Conrt.
And notice is hereby given that in pursn-
ahce Of an order made by tho Judge Of said
Court on the 10Th day of Decem her, 1890. all
the creditors Of said lnsolvent Debtor are mo-
titled to mot. be aud appear before said
Court on MONDAY, the I'd day Of February.
1891, then and there to show cause WHY the
prayer of said Ins0lvent in said petition
should not be granted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have here
unto SGT my hand officially this
g.. ssth day q Dseember, 1871;
Clrk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

During the last year $500 lives
were saved and property valued at
ss,too,O0o was rescued from destruc-
ton by the Life-saving Service, at a
cost OF less than one million.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

The leading citizens of Austin,
Texas, have determined to put up a
cotton mill costing half million ,ioiisrs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27
AUDITORS
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, County Recorder aud ex-
offcio Auditor OF White Pine County, Nesads.
that have delivered TO the District Attorney
of said County list duly certified TO By me
Of all delinquent taxes upon the Assess
mont Roll Of said County for the year iseu.
whore the delinquent tax, exclusive ef poll
aud penalties. exceeds $500. TO wilt:
Martin White Mining Company at Ward
Tax. SIS i5k
Delinquency ... n el1s
Total. .t..s..ss...s 80 :. ey6 ga
O. 5. Survey Nos IS, ~. 30 and 2; Wit
low Creek Ranch; furnace, H-stamr
quartz mill, mill site and all machinery,
buildings, improvements 1t tunnel, hose
and furniture. etc.
And said delinquent Is further notified that
unl.rs the delinquent tax ab0ve specified u
paid 10 the Treasurer Of White Pine County
A. ex oflicio Tax Receiver within twenty tsU)
days from the date hereof. action will be
commenced by the said District Attorney for
the collection of said tax. costs and renaltier.
J.. II. CUPID.
County Recorder and ex-oiilcio Auditor Of
White Pine County, Nevada.
Dated Ely, Nevada. Nov. -. 1880. 1t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27
Death ola Hero.

New Haven Comm, Dec. &c.
Brevet Major General AIferd H. Terry,
the hero of Fort Fisher, on the retired
list of the United States army, died
this morning.
For three years the General bad
been suffering from Brights disease,
and it was from this that death re-
suited
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

The vote of Nevada this year is
only about so less than four years
ago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

N. II. STEVENS. PsaiatiR. !
Us.
L. ). SCOTT. Defendant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27

And IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the seven.
tcenth u7thl day Of October. 1880, 40 many
shares OF each parcel of such stock - may be
necessary. viii be sold At public auction.
at the Office Of the Martin White Mining
Company, Ne. s2s Montgomery street,
Room 8, San Francisco, California, on TUT
DAY, the sixteenth t1sth) day of December
$780, at the hour of IL o'clock NJ. of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses Of the sale.
A. b. COOPER, Secretary.
Ohice-No. s2s Montgomery street. Room 8,
San Francisco, California. d6td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-27
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At q meeting Of the Board Directors. held
on the 10th day Of December. 1890 the delin-
qucnt sale of the above named Company was
postponed until SATURDAY. the 3D. day Of
Jauary, 1891. al o'clock +. M.
A. b. COOPER. Secretary.
ofice-Room 6. 80 Montgomery Street.
San Francisco, California. diS-td
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-18

RUMoR hath it that the end is not yet
in the republican legislative imbrog-
lilo, and that Messrs. Crawford and Col
Inns are not absolutely sure of the nomi-
nation for senator and representative, re-
spectively. The feeling over the action
of the republican county convention is
such that sure defeat is threatened. and
there is talk of sverting it by picking up
two representative men in place OF Craw-
ford and Collins and have them nominat-
ed by the senatorial convention. which
meets at Cambridge on July first. The
call shows both counties in the district
entitled to an equal number Of delegates,
aud the scheme is to secure one or two
recalcitrants in the Rock Island county
delegation. and they. acting in coopera,
ton with the delegates from Henry coun-
ty, would hold the balance of power. In
pallistion for boiling the instruction OF
the county convention. the excuse will be
offered that such disloyslty is permissible
under the circumstances, and that any
delegate so acting will serve as a bene
factor of the e. o. p. in this district.