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Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion TO other goods: We Use only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the relia0 Ole mAufac-
tlrers. We cheerfully invite . careful inspection Of
this department BY ply s;oians.
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AIRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has besa used for over FIFTY YEARS By NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHISG. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItSOOTHES
tAsCHIL.D. sOFTENsths GUNS. AILAYs all PAIN
CURES WIND collie, and il the best remedy for
DIARRHEA Sold by Druggists In every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup, and take co other kind 20 cents . bottle
dl5-ly.
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Open AL NIaHr.

For the accommodation Of customers and the
public will keep store open all night In charge
u registered Pharmacists
Z. s. WILLIAMS CO., DRUGGISTS,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor 9Th and SITS. n
PREsCHIPTIONS
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk OF the court to the following: Thomas
Lambert and Susan Iiite; Gustav Hsrty.
jr., and hate Weber, Philip r. Aleer end
Louisa Taylor; welby F. Valentine and Mary
y. Roach: John I. Thornton and Jennie
Alien; Joseph W. Mccain aud Mary A..
NcDermott: Philip snyder and sallie r. VII
son; J. Benjamin Hurst and L. Frances Thrift,
both of Loudour county, Va; Morris c. Poote.
United States army. and Annie T.. Murphy;
Tighlman Dorsey and Martha Taten: Edward
Lewis Dalton and Dora Mohr OF Claremont.
Va; Chas. h. Brooks Of Annapolis. Nd, and
Annie Taylor; James J. Fealy and Nellie T.
Gillespie; Julius J. Hurley and Eosa J. Hix-
son; Frank Z. Beatty and Anne NJ Peachy.
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Feurtesn pessh.-rlx. r.u. o..

feurteen Denshs-Riye Frusn Crp.
During the twenty -four hours snane Al
noon today fourteen deaths ssrs rvpor,sd %
the health o}ics. Five Of them rssuitsd from
The sFtp apd two from pnspnouia.
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IJur.a BY . Fssli.s sc.s.,A.

IRtarst BY . Fsiliss ScasS,A.
Clarence Hail. colorsd man, whils vorkina
st new building on 7th between u snd
streets today was csught under falling rcaf-
fold and painfully injured. He vas attended
~ pr. kgfleston and was sfteYvsrd tsksu .
~. home, No. ZIG ID street soutnssst, IN ~
police patrol wagon.
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AuuTAxJ ezcassAlr oaouSvE II d
Treasury Dspsrsseat len wsshisetss tAb 81,
sases & lsu rssk u ~ ssssss y -
Nv en Friday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
New York Stock Marx,

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire 10 Corson and Mscsrtnsy. 1ziS street "
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Range of the Il..rtno.n.t~r

Range of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the readings 1t the signal
office today: sa. m, 60. z pm. II. Maximum
73; minim um. IS.
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INFORMATION. Inspiration

The il ssarchsr. for what II sees the mind COM
prshsnds. wholly or In part. hsacs the 10 great
source Of INFORMATION, and the INSPIRATION
u such INFORMATION Is TO do or not TO do.
-sll-bsIanoed mind will choose wisely and thereby
work Q great IMPROVEMENT In the condition Of
thnxs in general or IN his Ter individual condition
without engaging II ha.r splitting. long and tedi-
Gus labyrinth Of argument. viii proceed TO give
valuable information with foreground Of figures.
With quality. style. az and Anish 20 hack 10.
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN Csack Coats,.
so75. 900. o. 80, %. IS, 90, o.. 80. el0 and
slO.75.
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN proci co.is,.
g - s7s7 Is IS. 3D. IS. ei0 $40 10, ell. 80 and
sl2G
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS. ages IL to Is
y.@rs Goats, Vests and Long PAnts). l-s6. 90.
500 sd. Sd 50. % rs o. and o.. So
SHORT PANTS SUITS. 81. e. 80. %. s325.
40 Is. IS. %. 81 and s4-l2
MEMS PASTALoONs. sl.75. o.. 81. 25. 81 so.
q 70. o. ~. "a 80. % "a. e. a ~ and a Is.
For your further INFORMATION permit Us 70 stsss
Ina; the
WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING HOUSE
not rev creation. but q long existing fact which
eE.s It's INSPIRATION from the 10 PKR CENT
IDA The carrying into eject OF that idea wrought
IvAss IMPROVEMENT In the condition OF thinss In
genera. aud made Justly famous
VICTOR Z ADLEHs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
oe7 AND ses 5TH 81. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. N.
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How To OBTAIN A FA1H Gov.
PLKxIoN BY NATURAL MEANS.

Ths natural Carlsbad spyude Salt (powdsr forn) is
~ excellent Aperfsrf. Lorattvs and Dfurefic; II
easily 4ouble. pleasant to take and permanent in
ton. The genuine product of the Carlsbad Springs Is
MAJ pug papsE s9rt3op and has the SIGNATURE,
bottle 4
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A LAnoR ATTENDANCE AND GREAT rSrKRIsT MAN.
uhsrnp-sIx RACES TO N Rrx-rHK KyTsrxs
IN TIE pBFxRKxr KvsKrr-sosSEs AT TEE
TRACK.
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mentality II. After giving . few reasons
why the progress had not been greater,
and was unsatisfactory to the specialists
themselves above all, he went on to
question and disprovs the statement that
Psychiatry had failed TO keep up with other
disease had greater progress been made in the
understanding and treatment He recounted
the methods formerly used In the treatment of
insanity, and told Of . church where IL WAS the
custom 70 drag patients q certain number OF
times over the stones around the altar. Of tanks
Of water wherein 1t was the custom to duck the
patients a. often ~ the physician might order
or % the pleasure Of the attendant might
dictate. DR.. Stearns maintained that from that
time on the science Of psychiatry had been
any. other department Of medicine. The beam
in the eye OF general practice b too large for Il
70 properly attempt to extract the msts iron,
the eye Of psyehistry.
DT. stsarns conttpusd 70 make number os
susgsstioas, snd talksd Interestingly on TIE
vision Of the insane by state oomnissisns q
lunacy. Reference waa also made TO the val
uAble work that 10 being done in the line Of oriR-
inal psychological research IN Clark University
81 which one member Of the sssooiation Il pres,
iasns md smother Il trustee. The pape,
and whom 10 he'd Anishsd b. introd1csd ~
new prssidsnt Dr.. Clark, who made grsesful
eYseeA upoa assunipe The prssiding eGasss'i
chair.
pa. cLAax's sIsAsAxr sssscs.
ne I'D that be eouaidsrsd hia election not q
much - ths evidence d asstrs 70 hsnor hin
= g recognize he largs nSnhss q nsmbsr,
d Ne dbeeeiation who i've b csuads- Polittea
BE- ssta4 play 40 partin this association, Whistler
y - IN arepablfosn neuarehy Of IN nonarsh,
ioal rspublie. q
i Wa svidssk teo, thay vese aet Hee(ed, "a,
0sy ha9 ehseep Cspsdtap y pPsside owl
0elr deltbeyat1ons. In this hey SSaaindsd -
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Browns IRox Buffers
Cures Indigestion Biliousnsss. Dyspepsia, Malaria
Nervgusneee and General Debility. Ply sicans recon-
mend 1t. AL dealers sal il. Genuine has trade mark
and crosssd red lines on wrapper.
MUST NOT BE COMPOUNDED WITH COMMON
1iA cathaxtic puygztve pills Carriers Little Liver
Pills entirely unlike them In every respect One
trial Will prove their superiority.
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SaA'i Ht''si i e Co. c s :ss O.
IVHrN you suFIRK IRON SICK HEAD
ia I've s: III ss;sss 700 co. o. III
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i.s,s:ss sa.s - b. ]. =, ). ESSs7f sok <;
all GruGyisia
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
THEY SAY

That it was a hotel clerk who first
said: ''There is always room at the top"
That cigarette smoking leads to idiocy,
and idiocy leads to cigarette.smoking.
That people who are ashamed of their
religion generally have good reason to
be.
That it would be a kind OF nice
world if men would only live up to their
obituaries.
That there is art in drinking wine,
but greater art in getting over the ef.
fects next morning.
That people who are always wishing
for come other kind of weather are get.
ting it this year.
That men would be wise il they knew.
as much as their boys think they could
teach them.
That man in New Jersey has discov.
cred that gallows is put together with
hang. nails.
That you can't tell anything about
mans religion by what he does when he
Flows he is watched.
That if you should get mad when q
Jude man iuns into you on the stree,
how you must feel when locomotor
ataxa.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
The Races.

A great deal Of interest in centering in
the races to come off here on the 18th
and 10th inst. and the managers Of the
sports are carrying out their promise that
everything shall be in good shape. The
old track at the four mile house is put in
good order again. Four horses which
will enter came in from White Pine coun.
ty Tuesday and are training at the
course. Two other horses will be in from
Utah in day or two. Several tents are
up and are visible from town. Every
practicable convenience will be provided
for the accommodation of spectat ,rs both
in the way Of stands and in sonveyances
to and from the grounds. Round trip
tickets for gentlemen will be 50 cents,
while for ladies it is said the usual Phoebe
smile will be all that il necessary. If
possible friendly glove contest will be
arranged in town for the evening of the
18th while the last day of the. races will
conclude with dance at Browns Hall,
which by that time will be re ,dy for use
and all are invited to make up an enjoy.
able evening.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

Carson News: The Board met last
Saturday pursuant to an adjournment;
all members present. 0. II. Grey made
motion and was seconded Ly R L. Hor.
ton, that the Board proceed to assess the
following railroads for this State in the
following order to-wit:
lst, G. P. r. r.. End, V. & r.; Bird G. &
c.; 4th, E. & p; 9Th, N. G. & o.; 9th,
Nevada Central; 7th, Ruby Hill. The
motion was carried unanimously.
On motion of o. H. Grey and sec onded
by ]. d. Torreyson, the following resolu.
ton was adopted
RESOLVED, That the Central Pacific
be assessed as follows: Main track, $l4,
900 per mile; side track, SO, 900 per mile.
The Virginia & Truckee, main track,
$l2.75O per mile, side track, $3.50
per mile. The Carson & Colorado, main
track, SO, 400 per mile, side track, 81, 500
per mile. The Nevada, California &
Oregon. main track, 81, 100 per mile, side
track 81 900 per mile. The Eureka &
Palisade, main track $1,000 per MILD
side track 81, 800 per mile. The Nevada
Central, main track 50, 300 FER mile, side
track, 81, 500 per mile. The Ruby Hill
main track, So, 100 per mile, side track
81, 500 per mile.
The Board met at 10 o'clock a. M,
Monday, pursuant to adjournment, to
equalize the valuation of the taxable pro.
perty Of the several counties in the State.
All members of the Board were present.
Hon. Thomas II. Wells appeared on
behalf of the Silver State Land and Loan
company, and the numerous other petit.
TONERS, and urged that such lands as have
not been listed and certified to by the
General Government to this State and
wherein petitioners have pending appli.
cations to purchase have been illegally
ASS ss,d and ,hould he stricken from the
rolls OF Lincoln and Nye counties, where.
in such lands are situated. Tai en- under
advisement by the Board.
A Bottle Of Trib should be in every
household.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
The Light Plant.

Last week the dynamo for the Water
Company and the westinghouse automat.
ic engine with which to run it arrived,
and both are now set in the Office room of
the machine shop building Of the Ray.
mond works. ready for use. The dy-
namo is 500 light machine and is a
beauty, and it no doubt will be run to its
fullest capacity to supply the lights re.
quired, a. already thirty lights more are
in about town than subscriptions were re.
quired for when 6rst the plant was spo.
ken Of, and fifty more lights are spoken
for and will be put in at once. So far
the business places Of H. Eilers, T. E.
Edwards, The Merchantile Cos store,
Cook Bros. shop. P. G. Co'soffice, Frank
Godbe, s. E. Wertheimer, E. L. Godbe,
L. Wertheimer. Warren 4 Carrot, Davis
and Co., ]. Eisenmann, r. A. Martin.
Phoebe Hotel, Nc Fadden's Hotel, John
Shier, and F. McMahon, houses all located
on main street are wired. and. 66lights are
to be provided for the furnace grounds.
Last evening the dynamo was operated
for about an hour, illuminating the Main
st. houses and with the best results.
To-day. connections are being made at
the furnace works, and permanent start
will be made tomorrow night, The
plaat il the work Of the National Electric
Afg, Co.. Of Eau Claire. Wis, erected
under the supervision Of their agent
murray G. Godbe, and il said to be q,
easa y 10Y in the country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
HOW's
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without q
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, pois ing the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi- !
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
j., AS q general family remedy for dyspepsia
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, hardly eve
lse anything else, and have never been dis
appointed in the effect produced; 1t seems t,
,e almost perfect cure for all diseases of tn
stomach and Bowels.
w. j. McELRoY, Macon, Ga.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

On Monday the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners held their regular month.
ly meeting and the following business
was transacted:
Members Simpson aud Conway only
were present, Luke Syphus being detain.
ed at home on account of the death of his
father.
Officers monthly statements were
examined and allowed, also list of
claims against the county as given on
another page in this issue.
Ordered that the District Attorney at
once institute suit against the Phoebe
Cor. M. & R. Co. to remove the obstruc.
tion placed in the county road at the east
edge of town, to.Wit the old furnace Stag
dump, by the negligence of said company
the notice heretofore given to remove
such obstruction not being complied
with.
The resignation of John Jochimsen as
constable of Phoebe township was receiv.
ed and duly accepted.
f. H, Pierson filed his resignation as
County Clerk. The resignation was duly
accepted. aud on motion Nicolas p. boo.
ley was appointed to fill the vacancy.
bond placed at $40, 900 and he was grant.
ed ten days time in which to qualify.
Mr.. Persons resignation resulted from
illness. He has been unable for some
time to personally attend the duties of
the Office and is still confined to bed.
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock the
Board held special meeting to pass upon
the bond of the new clerk, which being
found correct, it was approved and the
new incumbent at once assumed the
duties of the position.
The funds ON hand in the county treas !
ury, were counted and found to be cor
rect. The Board then adjourned
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

A petition, well signed by the resi-
dents Of Ely, Taylor and vicinity asking
for an increase Of mail service between
here and Tay Tor three times week was
in circulation about town yesterday and
it was numerously signed. The addition.
al service should be granted, as we need
more frequent communication with the
northern part Of the State than weekly
service affords.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
FURNACE NOTES.

Three carloads Of bullion have been
shipped since the starting up of the pres.
emit furnace.
The second furnace is expected to blow
In about Saturday. This is an so inch
stack and will chew up ore at an alarm.
ing rate.
The ire pips s=y5Esssem about the works
rs completed and trial Of il on Tuesday
evening showed it to be in good shape.
water being easily thrown over the main
building and grounds.
There is about thirty thousand bushels
OF charcoal on hand at the works.
Tuesday morning one of the water
jackets of the furnace broke on the in.
side causing considerable trouble the
cause of which was not known until
water instead of alag shot out of the tap
hole. The furnace was shut down for
several hours until the broken jacket
could be removed. They were able to
start off Enough without much difficulty,
and have since been running smoothly.
The new assay Office 10 to be of brick.
The walls are nearly now completed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
The Eastern Boundary of Alask a,

A government coast and geodetic sur.
vey party, which has been two years in
Alaska, has recently reported that the
Yokon gold fields, which have thus far
attracted the most attention, are in Ca
madam and not in the United States
territory, as had hitherto been supposed.
The boundary line is the l4lst meridian
of west longitude, but its location had
not before been marked by the surveys,
and will now have to be more exactly
fixed by "a joint commission of the two
governments. There were several han
dred miners in the district, and the up.
per Yukon territory lying just along the
border line is said to b, attracting large
numbers OF seekers for the precious met.
ais. Scientific American.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08

"o" assay oflce 10 10 De OF Drlck.
The walls are nearly now completed.
Ladies, for hats. bonnets and things in
that line reserve your orders for the the
new stock Of N. P. Dooley & Co. now on
the way. Styles to please all and ct the
lowest prices.
The repairs to the Odd Fellows build.
ing become more extensive than at first
were believednecessary. 1t was found ne.
cessary to take down and rebuild all the
brick front to the lower story.
Shier has added largely to his stock Ct
stationery. perfumes. patent medicines
and novelties during the week, and has
walking canes enough to supply every
dude and cripple in town. He makes a
specially of perfumes.
The principal OF the grammar school
Yesterday found it necessary to measure
arms with one of the larger boy pupils
which he did with serious discomfort to
the juvenile kicker.
The Salt Lake Tribune Of the 5th inst.
contains good article on our town and
its future prospects which all who are in.
terested in its future welfare will peruse
with pleasure.
Z. U. Perry has let contract to sink
100 foot shaft on II Eastern Slor Q
claim situated on Arizona mountain
in Highland district. Work at a now
point on the surface last week showed up
good streak of ore and the proposition
is to go down after il. Work will begin
at once.
Inquiries are frequently made if the
electric light wires are dangerous in any
way. We state that they are not, only
on the main wire. which should not be
tempered with. and which is heavily in.
sulated to guard against any possible &C.
cidents. The current which enters the
building is reduced to almost nothing by
distributing boxes, and no danger need
be apprehended in that quarter.
A solid movement is on foot to re- or.
ganize our brass band in way calculated
to make it last Several new instru.
ments have been sent for and will be
used by men who have been in the bust.
ness long time. The members this
time will have more time at command
than the old tooters and will no doubt do
much better. Every encouragement
should be extended to the boys as band
tends generally to make people think
their community amounts to something
after all.
Rumors have foated around more
than once Of late that one of our promi.
nent saloon keepers was about to splice
and preparations were made to give him
q good send.off. Each time. however,
the boys were fooled. but subsided, de.
termined to make things howl when the
event finally. occurred. Monday night
they turned out sgaiu in force and
nearly drove the lower end of town
wild with their horrible din and all with
out good cause as it turned out, but they
are getting ready again. as it is bound to
occur
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-08
PO,ToFFiCE HOURS.
Local Intelligence.

n,,;, ,ata;, a 60 ~ I IT,
600 .o.p.F
a. ,-., 0 - o'
A Bottle of Trib should be in ever,
hou'enola'
Lumber is scarce article in thu
market and in much demand.
J,,,. !, t;, -. ho.d f.o ;.;,,
for daily mail on the Milford route?
sh;no,os ono :, asm.nd p,antu ., re.
,.,.,...t 3 ! bal !. .:.,..: - ~,
LII y
~. s,s r.; IN ..a
a,f II lana II, -
tha 60
~ a. s. -
! = 'pJoe Cock IS overhaaiing the office de-
V,l,ay Street
mahu'ch inns morning received ~ SUPP
menu oi iresn hsh whlch was gone ABOUT
az Oh as nc openeu '''e caseS'
saturday ended tne coia weather,
whioh since that oay mas peen mia ana
all 'ha' cosiu oe "eS'reu
County Assessor Prudential, accom-.
panied by Mrs, s. H. Carman and daugh.
~ = - ~ $500
A visit to the light works at the Ray.
mond shops will be the proper thing for
some time 1t is well worth visit
there.
The probabilities are that fifty light
machine will be put in soon at the Yuba
mine and kept running constantly day
and night to light the whole mine. 1t
will cost less than coal oil.
az 49, = a.
our street law needs to be enforced.
The recent cold snap resulted in dozen
loads of wood being dumped on Main
street, alone, disfiguring its appearance.
~ ~ N' 49, ~ wv
merchants and we NAV look to soon
being abundantly supplied with those
necessaries.
"A pacheior oro'hernoou ciup 10 'ne
latest organization In town the oolec'
coat ;nsnect;on or snnervision The 40.
c;etv ia looking nm a su;table hall in
which to meet. ~ -
meSSrS' h'er"' auu ney"oou' oon
'fA'sors oh 'n' 'aoA'a'''' .o"u' s'ss0,,
"y "''no" up W "A, POI. w =,
return to Salt Lake. Forty men were in
their emplov. 500
-,
W e "en' - ~ :, ee :.
''.'e "
,vAu nan 'A' k'eAs N.AnA " sAe
~" = p' " ~ o' " ."A'
without the use of hangman's eallows.
n.
Nv ,.. N' ~ go
p"' - 'n' ' ~ ~ "o oo1''
mousse " 90 ~ '"' p''.''
anu ~ ~, A'NS '''"s v 'oa'' a. p'''
"' wa W W." W 70 " "ue' o'"''
"' : A'o -0' 'D'''p' may '
N. y. DAVIS Is pusy renoVating tne
a~e'lhg mouse on Lacour street wnlch
nc ieoen''y puro"asea iroih mr. Ruiks
nepor. mas IL 'ha' he Will ieaVe ior 'he
hor'h III IL" aays' 70 return III . shor'
.''he WIN one Vi "h''e iine ia''
dauHhsers 70 heip MIN occupy IT,
Chloriders are working the old HUM
Y Hunt and Deerioot grouna OF the
fioche Con- Mg' 20 ana are making
regular though small shipments OF ore 70
the furnace. Ihe ore Is OF gooo quaity
ana the chances Oh nha'ng p'en.y OF ~
are sA'u ny inc 'e'see' W oe soou'
White Pine News: Quite a number
of our local sportsmen pulled out for
Phoebe yesterday to attend the races
there on the 18th and 10th. Among
them are Dan Mcdonald al. Enwright'
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Si' 'o''o~ next week.
One week from Monday next the
District Court will convene. The main