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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-26
gier S%abrefpdter.

....Sn, meme Sbeure, er III efn
Sunae getuorber i'm tolfen Gfnne oes
Wortes; CT ifeist auf bic SAbie, bers
felt mir bic ubren uno ftedt bic 6dnbe
In BITE Saf6en tpie elm bebdbiger pd@ter-
Wenn i'd 10 Norsens i'm 8oraimmer
bic ftattli6en S9abGen meines aua.
bens ifol3 neben ben GtiefeIn fesues
yapa iieben febe, 70 i6ueift r1eiu @efR
uniDiuftirli@ In bic 8ergangenbeit au,
rhd, bic nod 10 labe lieet. @effern
bos SragfiRen unb bic 9dub@en, beute
bic Salbfiefel9en unb moraen bic
Sporen. @uier @ott. ME i9nea Der.
geben bod bic Gage. mean man 5id
glfdti9 fiiblti S9ou bier Seubrel
Sd fam ibn i6on faum mebr froaeu,
felbft tcena ct es gn1oig5f geffatten
DoIIte; beun feline Warbe 5trdubt fi6,
bagegen. Die 9dlfte feines 9aleins.
gebt iebt In friegerii6en BefGdfiauns
gen auf. Seine piffoIen, feline ges,
tuebre, feline SdbeI unb feline Qeitihenl
Iiegen i'm ganaen 9aufe berum; feline,
Bewegungen baben cine gefunbe rrss
uh&Hsteit, bic mid ent3idt.
Na@ alebem muBt gu ni@t CLAN.
ben, oob mein fleiner SeufeI tidaG
9er3iges unb Nnf9miegenbes mebr bait.
gu getpiRen 3eiten bertpanbeIt ct ideitr
ben liebli6fen gngeI unb pergilt mir
rsi4li&ale meine 3drtIiGeeiten. Mbents
mad benz Diner faueri ct H6 in meinen
Sefel, ninnii mir ben 4cpf nn6 frtart
mid na9 feiner Meife. 6ein fIeiner
frilfer Wunb fpa3irt mir tibermRtbfg
i'm antlib berum; auf ben Gals eiebf
Ct mir Iant inallenbe 9tHe, bic mid
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erbebsn MAIDEN, unitre Ylaubereieu
nebmei. fein Cube; feline 6rogen, ias.
%beiontere feia ~tonltantes v@arum"? ba,
geln f0rmIi@ uao auf ieoes Matum
muB i'd Drbentli@ a%ntnorten, benn Der
8erHanb Der Ginber III bor @lem 10:
Gid. Gum Bemeis nur bas Na9te=
bsnbe. Seine @ruBmama lit ettpas
leibenb unb itben Nbenb fiist er feinem
@ebete bic Wotte binau: ngisber @ott,
made oie CUTE @roBmama, Die i'd bon
9ersen lieb babe, re9t balb mieoer ge=
iunb." Geuli@ nun fubr ct aus freien
9tuden fort: nSu meiBt, Iieber @ott,
@roBmama uobnt in Der Mngbalenenz
straBe Go. % i'm eriten Stod." ct
iagte bas in einem 10 naipen 0usbrufe
bes Bertrauens, NIT einem fomii9en
hnb bod 10 r%eisenben Grn1! MeiBt
Su, Wan1a, flIterte er mir ins DIR,
es 1T nur, bamit Der liebe Soft ni1t
10 LANCE gu iudeu brau9t, uul ibte
@obaung gu flnben.
Neieul Sd bore i'm bufen. Ct
muB fi6 erfl6ltet baben. Set beute
Maorgen finbe i'd ibn etpas augegriffen.
Sn be1alider 2iebe....
3beure MarieI
@eftern nor BET Nr3t tpie6er oa. Mls
Der CUTE alte Soitor fG perabldiebete,
mar ieiu Guge feu6t, CT uollte es ni6t
merfen, aber i'd babe es selebea. Mein
3inb lit alfo re9t trant Diefer @es
bante 1T fir6terli6i Man nil mid
b~erubisen, aber i'd 5ittere.
SH Der Nadt 1T es ni9t better ses
tuoroen. Simmer mod biefes 1isber.
Weun bu fdbef, mas aug biefem bib
f9e1 G6rper getuorben 1T, ben mir Nle
10 bepuuberten! Sd mage nidt auss
auoenfen, mas mir beborfteben tann.
Der Nrst berorbnet gisaufldIdge aui
ben Ropf. Wir baben Tim bas 6aar
abf9aeiben mihen = bic fiBen, blons
ben 2oden, Gle i'm Wtnbe fattertea,
tpenn er nod feinem &eifen lief. Sc
lit grdBli6t Dor meiner 6eele l1we.
ben bic entiebli6fen8ilber Wein Sinh,
mein armes geIiebtes Rinbl ct 1T 10
f9ma9. baB ct fein Wort mebr berbpr,
bringt; feline 2ippen Rnb blei@ un6
trDden; nur feline Mugen ftrablen nit
nod suweilen entgegen; fie fdeiuen
mid ansulddeln, aber ibr 2dGeln III
70 faaft uno 10 blei6, bob es ausRebi
Die etn Nbf6iebsgruB. Gin Mbf9iebs.
gruBl Was fol- bann aus mir perDens
Nsin! Sd iebe gu f@mnr3l 9eute
frib-i@ gIaubte ibn Northumberland
Id meme Sbrdnen nidt Idnger suriid.
balten. 90 6fneten fi6 feline 9tpper
un5 gan5 Ieife, 10 lsiie, baB i'd mid
nber i'm beugen muBte, UNI i'm gu Der.
ffehen, fiitsrte er:
Su bait mid re9t lieb, Mamas
Sb i'd i'm lteb babel Sd perbe an
6iefer Siebe gu @runbe geben!
Define alte Jreunbin.
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Staat Sbio, Stabt SoIebo,}
QucuR &nunth. S. s.

Grant $. gbeneb bei6pSrt, baB er Der
altere 1artner Der 8trma s. $. @beneb &
Co., if, wel@e @el9dfte in Der S.abt &olebo,
in oben ~aenanntem gountb unb Staate, tbut,
unb ba6 belaqte Girma bic Summe bon elm.
Dollars fir jeben SAL bon Ga
tar1b beaablen niro, ber bur@ ben Gebrau9
bon SaII's 4atarrb Rur ri9t sebeiIt
werben fam. Granf 3. Gbeneb.
8ef1poren Dor mir unb unier 1rieben in
meiner @eseuipart am 6. September A. D. 'S6.
u. IS. @Ieafpn,
0fentli@er 9otar.
Sau's Ratarrb Sur pirb innerIi9 senpm.
men nnb pirtt brett auf bas BIut unb Die
fdIeimisen SberFd9en Ses Sbfems. eaft
Sud umionf 8eusnife tommen.
s. s. .gbene1 g. Co., EoIebo, Ohio.
E- gertauft bon slpotbetern, Is Ste.
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SER 6. S. Mailler in Der Mel

Serr 6. S. @siilter in Der @elts
Commerce StraBe bdlt TETS bas bols
tommenfie 2nssr In 3ei9eumateria.
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, GpiegeIs
gIas, 8iiberrabmen, 5irnifes nnb allen
3ei9neus unb Walersu tenitliem. 2lnft'
lerif9 ausgefabrte 8ilber un0 6tatuets
ten &c. finb III eiusi Reconsideration @als
Ierie our MnF6t unb gum 0erfanf auss
geffelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo>
rationet 1T bas @eI@madDoafe unb
HeRefie bert au finben.
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G1nDe ga Sppttpreties.


500 9aar Rinbslfdabs gu 81. So.
fienpreis $1.30 uno $1.40. 9amens
Slippers gu IS SIC. unb $1--westb
SLIPS.
@pibeubeIebte Mergeafdube fit So,
men aller Nrten. 5pe3;alitdt. @roBe
Rebuftionl $1.75 9amen. 3n6pfi1ube
fir $1.56. Sulipans $500 @laeees
leber Rn0pfidube III Der bette Der Welt.
Sullipans faIbleoerner SGub fiir Mdns
ner gu $500 1T uniibertreffi9. Mdn'
nerldube fit $500, tpertb $3.50.
Acknowledgment III allen anberen
artlteln, s0opon in Ben feinffen unb
mittleren Sorteu nur bag bette gefibrt
Dirb. Sie ausgef9nittenen 2dngurubs
leberz5Gube fur Mdnner, trageu id
gut uao fns comfortable, 5elomoers su
empfebIea. Jarbige 9@ube In BIaeee
gu aeeeptablen 8reifen.
y. g.. GuIIiDan,
gde Commerce & ct. MarD's Str.
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STE meme (sutSe6uma.

Gie ane baben Sbre Treunne unb 8efannten bar6n
fpreAen hbreu. @teuet6t finb ste aud felbft Giuer ppn
Denen, pel&e an f& ielbit erfabren BADEN, mite gut
bies Mitiel TT. Wenn Sic e5 ieniaIs perluht baben,
bann fnb sic AUD Elm treuer Greunb bapon. DeuH
per etnntal eineH 9eriu@ NIT Or. Rings Neuev Gnts
betuns semaat Bat, Der bdit ss AUD BON her 9ett an
INNER in ietner Saule. Wenn ste eS nod niemaI5
sebran1t baben, unb eiaen Sufen pber ttne Grtdltpns
9aten fplten, pter irsen6 elm 2eiben Der ernse, heS
Sal5e8 pber Der Brult, bann rerldafeu sic f4 cine
Tla5He htssepn uab perluden sic es. Der Grfrls
ptrb In iehem Sale sarantiri, cher has Gelb ptrb Sus
rhfse5a6l. PrpbeFaf&eu gratis in Der apptbete ron
Dretb, Gbpmpicn 8 Sc,
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6fsntIiasr aotal
Mud 8erf6buungsgrun

Ri6ter: rNIfo, 6err Meicr, Sic
molten RG bon Sbrer Satin i6eiben
latent Was bepegt sic bieJu e..
Serr Meier: u1nIberminoli9e Obs
reigungl"
@i@ter: sunb sic, Grau Weier.
tpollen fi9 ebenfals bon Sbrem Gatteu
f9eiben latent 8as bemest Sic bies
5u 2"
5rau Meier: uuutberpiubliGe ab.
neigung !"
&i1ter: ,,8ei einer iol9en uebers
%einitimmung Der @efible mb@te i@
gu@ ratben, peiter in @iuira@t fOrt3u>
Ieheni"
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Sieftrauria.

Glbrer: rSeben sic bier, meme
9erri@afteH, tpp bas areu3 itebt, ba
bat fi9 bor LANCER 3eit nal elm jun
ges 2iebespaar binabgeifir3t, neil fe
ni9t beirntben foltenl - Die 8a@,
tommen mobnen nod in unierem 9orf
0runten!"
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aae Ser plumber S. 6. 0ftfins,
$50. 30 Noeuue 9 nabe poif Offee,
bat, hin ben gelteiserten Nnipri9eu.
bic an fem @eiddft gefe(tt tperben,
na6fommen gu f6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti@tigeu Ga4manne, Serrn Sbcmas,
aiiOciirt unb mirb wie gen6bnli1 3ur
3ufriebenbeit bes BubIitums ale Nufs
fridge RAID erlcoigen. Selepbon 427.
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1w 2stle Goblen So per Come;
McNaiftr 9lad unb Spite gemifGt 81.
Serritorp Soblen bette Quas
litdt $3.50. Penn: Nntbracit Goblen
$13. gbenio bas bette troGeEe Sfen=
unb @orb 8rennboIa au niebrigfen
preiien bsi Carr & &oberfon,
IA Burleions5 traBe. 3elepbon 1913.
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Neberk0en
Gi6bere &eilan9.

Cit .Sabren Ieibel ~ unb su Isibe i'd
i4 an sintm 9tberteis an ttaem 3ebtrlsibtn,
ben uab fDtaIb td Or. Derftupfune, Mppttit>
Mu8uif 85uis's 9au< Ipfsfeit, SAlafufgtsit,
Burger Grcpfen bases etc. GO giebt itiHtS
ssn anfpsibe fible i'd beftres basesen wte
9i5Etsrunsup b iinb Or. Musuit &sni9'9
biife tussejtidneten 5antbuySer Erepftn,
9T1pfeh beBfuessn ftets ipenn rad gprf9rift
in uieineln 3aufe 81 argepanet; ft fuattn
fnbtn.A @ntoa RlIb, III feinsn, Saufe feb
gas Mapie-Gtr. Rce len.- Seinrih Gtints
Asler, 81. q. imtr, Detroit, Bid.
@sstB 50 Gents; In alien asatbefsn su baben.
sRn CHARLES A. voaELER CO., Baltimore. Nd.
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- Sd tpuroe bon elmer bartnddigen
8erRopfuug burn cine 6Iai6e Or. Mus
gulf 26nig's 9amburser SropfsH in
tur3er 3eit befreit.-Greb. 69ulb. 519
Weit StatesS traBe. Columbus, SbiO.
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~Datrcui5fr IT DieSeIbe.

8is our 8oaeuouns bes tleuetl eises
men 8ebdubes miro bic Office bieier
@efea16aft fid am alien 9laBe befins
ben. ndmliG tn Shriers @ebdube, 222
Wef Commerce GtroBe. Selepbon
go. 439.
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W. Nv U ~ IT,
gde Commerce 6 st. Warp's Str

10 9r. S. Grob iaet: SD battle bas
@aufeiba 8etbesba @a5er fir bas Bette irns
pprtirte 8aiier fir unS Siolanber." gu bas
BEN Bel @eltpn & So, @rpcers.
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9am6nrser Sropfen.

8r,t Sabre lit i'd nsber stDti SABRE
an tinent teftieen Mas lit i'd an eitefrt btftts
genIeibtt utb brdiidtf gen Mdgen : Eatarrb
Bic y erf4teben fen uno beherte. it@ rtett
Ritttl phne BIN GEE 9ultanb srlt, ttadbtnt
rinsifen Grfols. 3u~ I'd an5tns Or. WusuaB
Iest utaGte rs einen 36nts'S 9ontburstr
BtrfHa nit Or. slug. Eropfen einsunebntea.
R5nia's hamburger Ma9 Dem Webran1e
9yrvftn unb fHgu mad oru bier Glolatt mar
fnrssiu @ebrauA ipurbe i'd pieber bolf6nbis
i'd ssrlffdnbig berse< Aersefeat.-@auI &pes
telt.-Bertba Wuplfs, Der, 295 2arabet>Str
Gtpdten, Gal. lGtteasu. SQs.
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seseaibsr bon br bedtf9 . tatb0lf9sn air6s
Danss unb S@fIbersMaIer
nnb 6dnbIer in Garben, elias
Mne Anftrage irerben fcfort ausaefabrf. Qreifs
biuieer pie irseubpo in Der Stabt. i4.2,r
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

State, and particularly of Esmeralda
county, and any assistance l can rem
der I shall cheerfully give towards
CARRYING ont tire general plan. While
in our immediate vicinity we cannot
expect 10 do much in the way II irri-
CATION. still there are large areas
within the county that are capable OF
irrigation under proper storage, ana
the agricultural population have in
many instances the advantage OF ex-
tensive home markets. The mining
interests are, however. the leading
interests, and in this channel great
strides can he made, in my judgment,
by the introduction of improved
methods for the concentration and
treatment OF ores
f. w. Fairbanks, editor OF the
Lyon County Times, writes: Il viii
see our Commissioners and see If they
are willing to have our county written
up"
John H. Coleman manager OF the
Virginia Chronicle, says he will pub
lsh matter for the Board OF Trade.
There are RATS Of other letters from
other parties. but it takes too much
space to publish them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
Notice OF Forfeiture.

FI'O F. E. STINSON: YoU ARE HERE
l. by notified TINT the undersigned has ex-
pended 500 or more in labor and improve
slents upon the Bull Terrier" and "Bnnko"
Mining District, County Of White Pine. State
of Nevada. Said work was done In order to
hol said claims for the years 1888 and 1882
under the provisions Of Section 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States Your proper
5000; and if after ninety i90) days after the
publication Of this notice you fail or refuse TO
contribute said proportion of expenditure as
a coowner your inter est in said Bull Terrier
and "Bunko' mines will be forfeited and be-
come the property of the subscriber under
the provisions of said Section 1924 Revised
Statutes of the United States.
A. b. LOCKWOOD.
Hamilton, JAN 10, 1890. fb5-90d
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

The steamer Gaelic from Hong
Kong and YokohOma reports terrible
eruptians of Mount Zoo, in Bongo
district, Japan. The top of the noun
tain was lifted off with a terrible ex-
piosion aud sand and stones were
belchcd from the opening and covered
the ground to depth of a foot. Stones
fell at towns six miles away. Only
one life WAS lost, but the loss of prop
erty is estimated at s3,5OO,OOO. No
previous eruption of the mount is
recorded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

The Liberals of Salt Lake Civ
made clean sweep of the municipal
ticket last week, by majorities rang
ing from 400 to 800. There is great
rejoicing in the Liberal camp, while
the Mormons are correspondingly de-
pressed. This is the first time the
Mormon stronghold has been carried
by the Liberals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
STOCKMEa AM VAQUEROS.

EHAPEREJ0s, MADE Or ANY COLOR,
- Angora Goat-Skin fronts. not pieced,
hest calfSSin backs, lined with duck, SIG to
SIS per pair.
New Angora Fronts put on old Chaps for
IS 80, 50 and 50 so. Samples of Goat Skin.
with photographs and price list of Saddles,
Bits and Spurs sent on application
IRA MCKNIGHT.
Shekels' Station, near Hamilton, Nevada.
fbS-tf
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The three shift system has been
put in operation at the San Quentin
Priaou jute mill. The guards have to
remain on duty from twelve to thirteen
hours and object to the discrimination
- favor Of the convicts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

Idaho's population is about liz, 900.
idaho will probably be admitted to
Statehood this year, and will add one
to the Republican vote in the House,
two in the Senate and three in the
Electoral College.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

West Virginia has Governor at
last, and he is Democrat. It is
worth noting that the Union-Labor
party had the balance of power in the
decision of the matter, and cast il
with the Democrats.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
iigifO.

PALMERTON = In Auram, White Pine
county. EeYsda. Feb u. 1880. George
PalgiertOn. Il native Of New York, aged
about 20 years.
TUPFok Din Los Angeles, Cal. January
- 1880. Dr. ] II TGfsrd, a nave of New
York state, aged 50 years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
Senator stewart on Free Coinage.

Senator Stewart on Free Coinage
In the New York Tribune of jan
uary 22d, copy OF which is on our
table, we find an able paper by Hon.
VIM. NJ. Stewart on "Unlimited Sill
yer Coinage" The Tribune-goldbug
as it is-thus editorially and quite
fairly, reviews the Senator's argu-
ments:
"Senat0r Stewart contributes a
special article to The Weekly Tribune
to-day, in which he makes q power
full argument in favor of the unlimited
coinage Of silver. The Nevada Sem
Rtor is recognized as the foremost
champion of this policy, and he has
supplied in the article we print the
text upon which he has preached many
. silver sermon. He states his points
with great clcarness, and while we
cannot indorse all of them unreserved-
~, nor even concede that his conclu-
sions are in every case the necessary
consequence of his facts, it must be
admitted that he presents strong
case, deserving the thoughtful con
sideration Of the public.
1.-THE Senator sees in any other policy
than unlimited coinage a conspiracy
in behalf of all creditors to keep money
MS dear as possible so as to make their
propcrty-money-scarcea and hard to
accumulate, and every other property
produce Cheap aud easy to get.
Thus, in his view, monometallism
meaCs u contraction of the purchasing
material to such an extent as to in
crease obligations and to decrease
prices both effects being to the adj
vantage of the creditor or wealthy
classes and to the injury of the debtor
or poorer classes. He advocates UNI
limited coinage in the belief that an
increased supply of money would
cqnalize thee conditions.
"The contention that il would cause
"A withdrawal of gold is ridiculed by
Senator Stewart as absurd and ir.
capable of proof. He holds that
neither metal can possibly be pro-
duccd in quantities sufficient to suppl Y
the demands of commerce. Gu.
present policy is held to be in the
I rest of Great Britain. enabling her
TO fix the market price of silver, and
To buy 1t cheaply of us and sell dear
~ in her Indian market, earning q
profit on both transactions. 1t is
evident that no compromise is likely
To satisfy the advocates of silver coin
age, and that while they will take what
they can get, their resolute intention
is to come back and renew their APP
Peals until they get what they want. y
State Treasurer Tufly has returned
from California, where he spent the
Winter on account of i'll health. Not
another State officer could have sur
vivei the ordeal through which Uncle
George passed, as he lost 1875 pounds
of flesh during his stiffness, and yet feels
fairly we'll. Imagine, if your mind is
capable OF conceiving such an object,
Attorney General Alexander 125
pounds lighter than he now Is. Car
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

A lecture by Thomas Edison was
turned loose from photograph in
Kansas City last week and every
word could be heard in all parts Of
the building.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Nevada, White Pine County.
MURDOCH MAcAULEY, Plaintiff,
Va
MERRIMAC MINING COMPANY.
a CORPORATION, Defendant.

HoNDoH Y. MAoAoLEi riaintin'
MERRIMAC MINING COMPANY.
CORPORATION, Defendant.
WHEREAS. the above. named plaintiff has
this 4th day of January. A. ID. 1890. begun an
action in the District Court of the State Of
Nevada. White Pine County. to forcclose a
lien against the Merrimac Mining Company,
the owner and reputed owner of that certain
lot or piece of mining ground known he Star
Mine, situated in Cherry Creek Miuing Dis
triet, White Fine Comfy. State of Nevada,
patented as Mineral Entry Number two hun
bred and eleven l2lil, and designated by the
United States Surveyor General for the
State of Nevada. as Lot Num her thirty eight
(3sl par iicuarly described as lying north
two degrees west from a certain flagstaff
standing on he northwestly corner OF Main
and C Street. in the Town Of Cherry Creek,
State and County aforesaid, at distance of
ten thousand five hundred and eighty.nve
10.5S5l feet.
All persons holding OF claiming liens on the
said Star Nine, the property of the said de.
PENDANT under the provisions of an Act Of the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada, entitled
I" An Act to secure liens to mechanics aud
o. hers and to repeal all other Acts In relation
thereto" approved March ?, 1878, are hereby
notified To he and appear before the said
Court. ut the Town of Ely, White Pine
County, State Of Nevada, on
Monday, the Seventh Day of April,
a. ID. 1890,
At 10 o'clock A. M, the same being
day of a regular term of said Court, and to
then and there exhibit to the said Court
their said liens together with the proof
of the same. and you are further notified
that unless you so be and appear before
said Court on said day and exhibit your liens
and proofs you will be deemed TO have waived
your said liens in favor of those which are so
exhibited.
o. IL. GREY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ely, Nevada, FEBRUARY 4, 1890. fbs-4t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-02-22

The frs, steamer that touched As
toria after the late b oekade dumped
fifty dfummers ashore.
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Gases Appealed From the Police Court
Engage His Honor's Attention

Gases Appealed From the Police Court
Engage His Honor's Attention.
In the Criminal Court this morning
cases on the docket appealed from the
Police Court were taken up before
Chief Justice Bingham. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Dumont appeared
for the District. Daniel Mahoney
charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar was found not guilty by the jury.
William q. Farquhar, charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar, failed 10
appear and his recognition Of $500
was forfeited. Isaac Greenapple who
Is charged with Obstrucling the side
walk also failed to appear and forfeited
his recognition. Joseph Silas was 10
have been tried for keeping an IN
licensed bar, but he failed to appear
and his recognition was also forfeited.
The case Of Northedge and Aikens
charged with selling liquor without
license was called 10 the attention of
the Court The District did not desire
10 prosecute the firm since Il was shown
that they had been arrested before they
were Informed of the rejection Of their
application for license.
"A the conclusion Of these cases Gen
eral Darlington, as counsel for William
Wood, alias Ross, recently sentenced
10 the penitentiary for two years, filed
motion 10 retain the prisoner al the
District jail until petition to the Presi
dent for Communication Of sentence has
been acted on.
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
EE THINKS WELL OF WOMEN.
a Graceful Tribute from the Gaiiau
Colonel Ingersoii

a Graceful Tribute from the Gallant
Colonel Ingersoii
In recent symposium on women
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoi was asked
to contribute his views lie replied as
follows 1T takes a hundred men TO
make an encampment but one woman
can make a home. | not only admire
woman as the most beautiful object
ever created, but reverence her az the
redecming glory Of humanity, the sanct.
uary Of all the virtues, the pledge Of all
perfect qualities Of heart aud head. IL
Is not Just or right to lay the sins Of
men at the feet OF women. II Is be.
cause women are so much better than
men that their faults are considered
greater
The one thing In this world that Is
constant, the one peak that rises above
all clouds, the one window in which
the light forever burns, the one star that
darkness cannot quench, Is woman's
love. II rises 10 the greatest heights, II
sinks 10 the lowest depths. 70 forglves
the most cruel injuries. II Is perennial
of life, and grows in every climate.
Neither coldness nor neglect, harshncss
nor cruelty, can eXtinguish it A wo-
mans love Is the perfume Of the heart
This Is the real love that subdues the
earth the love that has wrought all
miracles Of art; that gives us music all
the way from the cradle song 10 the
grand closing symphony that bears the
soul away on wings Of fire. A love
that Is greater than power, sweeter than
life and stronger than death