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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

Adverse claimants must file sepzr-
ate and disEiDe claim szzinsz each
sppiies<ioD vbiek i IL alleged co..
diess With the premises Owned by
such adverse claimant
Tie papers 10 an sdverse claim,
once fled, cannot he Eitbdrzwn, bat
become par Of the record.
When an adverse claim has been
filed II cannot be amended % a. 70
embrace q larger portion ofthe premi.
ses than that described in the original
adverse cl9in-
And adverse claim mus BE made
out in proper form and filed IN the
proper local Office during the PERIOD
Of pubiiostion q the application 70 be
elective.
II 10 the duty Of the adverse claim
aut TO commence suit in proper form
within the required time, and il he
i1tFuststhe uncertain medium Of the
United States mail he must abide the
consequences, should delay ensue,
through misfortune or accident.
should the failure 70 commence suit
be the result Of tbs corrupt or dishon-
ct action Of bis attorneys, the Int
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

There IL ID authority Of az for
l111sl locsz3on 800 By 1859 feet. A
proper location Il The width Of the
f1nDsl for 800 fss4.
There 10 Do provision Of laE or
psssDsing tunnel locations. but lodes
discovered In running n suunel may
- patented n like manner as other
lo3es.
Tie right 10 granted 70 tunnsl own
srs q 1900 fss; d each blind ode not
previously known 10 exist, which
nay - discovered in their tsnnel.
when q lode "a struck or discover
Cd for the hrxt tine in running q tun-
mel. the tunnel owner have the 0p-
ton 81 recording their claim Of 1900
FED al on one side Of the point Of
Intersection Or discovery or partly
On one side and partly on the other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15
MINING LAWS.
EoR TIE LKFoRMA1IoE or
Oxnr,re and Ioca7OT@
OF MINES
appllsLTIsEs FsE 'lTfETI
TIE Law RssaRs 70 IIIEks.
Arg-aoArsaE FoE Y4rEE1

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wT.n Ii E.ssEls4H. hDc Eseesz4s- 4nsT
t.ssazns par z 119s rsoa-a- End al
uessnzr D. WIzD1-zw1 D1r -ssau-Lfss3-
IN zunsE - arznsnzI-szs6 = LIZ ksssI,-
sra 04f6ss.
A epysiral1a1 WI - = .tssssse
Wien fbs sesn-s;ssiou - 7ts f-stnIsssss
= ss--zaaspEk - Insufficient.
Arpil-E-31r IL : 7sHass-i W - ~
9ee4se tssscnuss<
F1-z-Tns De11Ess xEs published
HEbous sbe kDss5s6rs = IL E-sEls-
~
esscund-TDz NOTICE x9k onE ysEo b
tls1ss.5 n newspaper assslEnz1ssa as
~ ..-ak1Aso IssE-ass lie elElH
T1zra-Tbs zs.su-s lf LIE v II f31n6
6aEsesrs- Az
FDu-11-A E<Fz11ns Application La
tssen zn2ds s1r 1hs same premises.
Eh1tst vas x--.Nd-xEn S,ssns NJ = suls
Il EsoE.-. eso.A.-ge0ssa t,E ths h1Es-ss
ssEzzzzuL
AZ spv5 seszsez sor . ,sz.aDs VI t.s
rs5sessa when IL sE-FsE sz.ss DE
AnrE-zzs1T 1a1as ne boundaries -
axlzzn-
whesx lns s:lzizn wEk DsE Lsez-sS Il
Aeez.rzA1ss Mia kzw-
Wbsse ssFs-zz parties ug1 ss7ss--s--s
and 6issiDrs E.ssrzassns Sc . Gan. sr,-
ra5cxsssE s1r = E2ss-1s rEsy - nsA4s ~
sTzssr f0g f44s4 Tsgr1isn q 11s Es1El--
eaDsd By kzDs III Wbers ssTs-E-
yzrzss Swn E3Siriss1 Interests u .
MIXING eiE1En A. sb0s5d 5gs1 u Al
1rezsrztSpr 81 = FHssu
4 sssrsom ~ sssoessz IN szr pur-
ctszss &s HssnT F1srsr s1si11s &s l8s
ssess zw SoEsss. and +szz-1es tSsz1
a. 4 sssss 5pssz5ss5so % tsr . szz.ez1s-
I've - EBors Io5ss eE1ogs - srD-
trzos1 u Sos . Esysl8ezts0D II ; Esx.s'-sl-
sxDess flE PLAYER t-z5zst sszn ksrass-lg
fws - more 1zsase WIshiD ihsir t,sBId-
svsek.
PAGERS EEsrn - before x1y f.sr.s'-
s.aFTssszEnx - AZ - = csS1fg - 10
E%xaEer ADD RHosls<T sssrBo1 iss rs-
csrzs-9 - sFS3esee.
= az patents ser E15ssnx claims
s1i.sz4@d REas1 fbs snse-5gy bs211SS-
- - s0En kzss rEsEse i fa.-e-s>sd
sxee<15nK AID sxe301iDg a. ssSn
properly. r1xbsk spon ibs sorfses. AID
a. nss2sss. tss1sdiaxs. STRUCTURES. l9Lx.
bsorks- sErss1<- alleys. Or otbsY DEEJ-
<5fzsl isnpr0Tsa3e1i< Dc bs3o1z51x %
tAe xrz8tss berez1. and a. r1xkts
sses@sAry - proper % the oocsTszssOs.
posssszion eren5oyDsDs - tbs szzns-r
Publseztso1 Of notice n1sz be made
on.g IN one DsnkfaFsr for HE period
q sky days.
Nuktrx E18zs - published ten eOn-
ss1s1sse weeks n weekly newspaper,
and u daily p2pens sky days n1s
sazp<e h%twsen the frs and last IL
aegzSO1s.
= Asrs the RsgiEssr cesixnztss TIE
dxzy Issue q 1sEsEapsr for the
p1biicztsOn % notices q . mining sp-
psiessson FOR . pslesf & IL Dc u con-
riienae WIKI tie i4w 70 ehssgs % the
weekly sdsi0n q the same paper
wAs1o<s zufkorszy q the Register
TIE exissDes q sslt spring On q
tr1c< q land wifb1rsEs & froru The
operations q the homestead and pre-
snp9s0n hws- 4 bearing for the
psrposs ~ proving tie agricultural
character u saeh Land 10 not allowed.
LAID containing valuable deposits Of
szzse may BE catered under the mining
2e4R
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15
AGENT WANTED.

Teachers. Students, Ministers, bright men
and ladies in every town, 10 whom We give
exclusive control and territory Act now
before territory Is taken up. Write for terms
and full particulars
Address-PAcIFIc PUBLISHING co i,
1875 Market ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15
so. 81.
APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT
To the Cow and Calf Lode.
80 a.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
ErEEEk. = EFAuA. Auz1st :. $50
N-orIcg l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y ths Raty Hi NininE coaPsHy, uhass
FssstDfSce add-rss = Cberry Erexk- v bite Pihs
Toaufy. Nevada. have It's dAy aled thef
4ppiic4iiou Tor A pAtent 10 cns tbgss4ha Nv
HHesr feef - he Cos zre eaa Nire o. Feic'
hearinr silver. With surf4cs groprd tso hat
dsad DO fsf II sidIh, sifna;sd ~ heby ~
NininE District. Cosnfy 81 White fne. ~
State n N.sadn. and cesi.zkie1 ,! the p
notas and ozcisi plat OF ne II tois oHz
a. Lot No. 3, bxins cescriesa a. i0iioNs' y
B~siupias - = po.l marked No ] Us.
>nrTey No y whence L. ;. metehels ~ ~,
1 h-sars y. = d. ". - so fcei, Ah1
- sfsa on Rahy Hill besrs ). j g.
is.5i feet. aad ne Gov and al snat
:. IA, deg. - feet. ihenee rannik
~ deg louo feet g pet .aIksl w
Is Snrvry No. 81: thence - go, :.
- feet 10 post marked No. [ ean9
No. n; iheaee ;. Ia deg. ". 10 zee -
post msrked So. 7 saf'g ~. III No
! he place q bcglnning. containing ~
course. expre.sec from The true nsr s..t
with = magnetic variation q - any
Any and all pcrsous claiming sess.,sssg,iace
r6rtion 81 aid Cos and ali nine ssIms
sroud arr required 10 ale their setsss land
1ifh The Register Of the U-tie1 800 Ian dur
once At Eureka. in the sisie s.saIhIicstion
ing the sixty days period : ,r,r,ue of the
hereof, OF they viii be barrea ~ ~
provisions Of the statute. - REGISTER.
J. P. DUSkbh' "es'
II Is hereby ordered nat me ~ Dnb'
notice Of Application fof fa As,,,,ve weeks
shed fer the period Of tea eesIS newspaper
IN The White Pine NEus. a NesA'
Published Al Ely, Nevada, REGISTER.
laul6-lVwl J. Z. DlNhbA'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

-lar LsaSMrs mem eEnDE1z REDRESS 11s
s<anE-
An AErsrss t3EiuEuI sbpElc 81
su-1b IN 6s.aL 1bt fAes u7saz v'llsh ns
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s.zsns % iEw. sIanoui ssEzznE 1t,f th.sss
kzsscikliT. VI mn tss ezInslos-s1 II
sF5oHuns-
Il adverse elEIHsEu1 kDBEl6 sbgw ,
tstsrr IL Er,tss VII lbs 5urE1 rvs II -
.ss-1irr me sslslln and Il regard . sx-
.ss.r. Isr-ss.. EDs HfEz Ii = toJT e
.t.s n-iEinEz zfo15sH tf tit 1osEii1Il,
1ns sbuW - zlsHu-E o. LII sEssII1 e
IL t.arflez \ laEsa-
Il ElaEKazsz q 1sE---lsk = SIT ltlEsi
.tssT eulug,ass s.3s 8orE TsszET Il SUI
els.lz- And 1hex E-t DE1 -. uz-sc =
ysszszs Ira; ttseT ~ 1tss zs-lEzIal 1otss-
< = - aht 51sauzlskl T'E-zsss ' - Es'-s-
sazIsz-1 he h1rErss clElL
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wbs-4 1hs IEnd i e LIE. = ALI
IA NJ FIR aEr1sa1aE-sl purposes tu ls
ssssszrIziEl fur 111s asrsiaEszusz1 u izlEl5-
IT 1lsims. Z sbsEl5 ~ .zis,,oss1 -
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rzzzass-1l deposits hsTs tss-a1 zzsslu1ss5
Il 81 xE-leE1aH-sa HuHT. ski SHIFT
y - rEBoz - Il krF me t'1gr -
lssu1s = f'E@s1Els uF'31 sEaisstsssz'--T en-
assEns q aos sx1s.aDcs g saeh FE1s-
EltaiE 1tp3sIzG-
bsrs rEzExi.lls uios-al deposits
A. zlsr0rsrs5 gp1s1 4 LAX Etssr t.ss
ssFz1s mas tssa1 szzls<-z'3 - s-lzT5e1llu-7s-l
81 .ssEErs .sszesEi La tsssssE ass1ss1- tos
-aE--..1s.s rlE Luz1E 4as ME uzgT EzEE 3
aes-3u1 81 EsE1sEi g, s1E1s- EB1
zns agricultural sz1-T NJ t's sso-
sssass5 - lhHs E.zs-z5.su - IL and s-1-
tl-1.sz IT ssss1 zzz1inE elszz1-
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presumed z1ssns. Il ~ zbssDos q
zzIzEszsga q ostsscs5oa Pzssr - the
isSEzDes q rszskzns-
Tzss v,0-l59s g r1iusBz easa8 soa q
- Al q ss1 cs1D1s - ,ssss1tsd While
k3c1 0EDsr - Al 1l5szs hi On his
80. szrxl5o1 - t.seer1s = esinsn has
rzx1s cafes tax - ne Tsur-Akss. and
- usT sosrssTea ssssrs a. IDiss9
s11ses pact. - "a rlziEn.
cEozs LEDgKs-
Rez5ss1 Szzzsltsss. s.ssrz slss Sszs.
~ issrs fHo - more 3a5xe erEsss Or
isslsrsees eaeb 1sber, pr5oray % lite
sAasll zgrsrn. aad su~h pT59r 1DeziiOn
s.s1l D. erlfstlsd % AL mineral eDu-
tz5ns-5 E5rhin IL space - i1iers-c-
fSesn. bUi fbs Subsequent soezsion
sssIz have he rlzhi % -sy through
tss s<z&oe d iD.srssr25oD Or The p8r-
ss9ss q the con Ee15s1i working % the
m51e~ And w5eFs fso Or more veins
sszss ne oI6ssz 81 PRIOR 5eezsoT shsll
take The vein below the point u
as1oo, iDelDding zlltbe spzos Q, inter
ssex5on-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

RzE

T--....a-. xrr.,ss- aErnfE zERl.
NuTyCF = httEti s4At1 a1A4
= sipe KUN HI HsIlnr 1sn5saIF- Ehass
fpgiufb,s aahraE . lhs--f 1Fstts liz
s1nt Ear1i1E Af'EhtE- nav. LIS u Lei me-
.1rl4.n-lu1 i,Y- L pa.HI1 3Bf So n ntut-sf
s.l.f f,r. rex iIrsEr 1s.i &C LII lily S-Fsr
Id. n 1,t ~ vssl1 isn--Ir 81 = III ta1t
I--euuf .Vyp puua-sC - SKI = N1oL1- ant
:. gbQ acres ~ ml-is5st- tlshHssst = x y
Fl Mining z1ft-1fz A'pnrsf : A5-s II
..rt So NJ NsrBdG. ant nsf Ellils1 - lht
f.aIt ugTses Ant LID uftlcll4 Iaas II tls n 1ilt
s...s.-I-4s5,r - pssz market Ne 9. Z >
Euraer ~. 81 Hnaet - Ii N-aElih t'iss-
z4uI narIlsr v.nsuaf 1bs y = I it, m.i = =
v,.,fz n. fssa-F = osE : Mt : lis-t.5f
- 1ier a -slc II uulu-sc ye1f issEsrt y l
or y 1.1il ai1rY ysgsllli 81 viz . E1'a's1 -
E5sa.- = I i,ss-s : . aeE znsuot y =
14E = M. / u iasz g. I,isa Af = ----ts-
nsT Na a. - III RI La ttsStl1isz s'ifit,- y
s4-ss.ss NJ n Ksss .11s Ia e ut 1HsE
= s4a.1 n. q IL lsLln- - - tess t.i1tts =
n 1Vrs q = f.riu 81 - - az tetsi a.
a. sssr 4 ~ INF g rBaEs = II tDf t1tt
m. 1. a. fsss1z aHLis EsI d ~ = II sa.n
; 5 fssse "a isiiiz 1spss 10 e : -I1Rss y g.
= : to-. > aar a - . fssz- 1issEsns
: = ar z Z - ssss e ppss &e 3.
su-psg - ~ A Hence = CT
q Al u 1E $50 - l.pss H. = = etF-
se-r ~ a. 4 a S-zN 1asl lIas-sis,1.1e lht
ss,,|Ht s-uE szIls - fhs -1lFs- r1Eat tihn
49,
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nj II ia Il - . rs-tI - 4tssz a. = isea
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= n 81 f@sr "a gsas1 ANlL-- survey
\ g. T. -us 5zlEes - tssrzzHaEs . - tsts
sfl.-6 f1yc asazss uaa1 ElIsz1 Ia a 2 q = -
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49, 49,
ET.us5u- - FYuEnc sslgnrIzE = "a a.
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Z 81 fssz % J,Bsz - = : eBrssy Ne .
4 1Aaf.rt = = s4F 5 M : - y istd =
pos n L = eHFsE - > A aE,sr-ssfs-
II shs s1Iz1 ssAuEErT mr. = IL -1-ftr
HssE.f uirznr can tnsues \ :. cs-r- -
NJ = 11z--s ssss AAaIsE Tts 81 s1rEsi-aEF
u q -Es- =a11H GAN = rzssf 1lA-Est
-. E eN sarzx- sEsr rstt4 & 9 -
assr. fs-nfrsl 5 zasz Dzrzt - - Ct e FsfEs
ztssnet > g 1sE- = rasE-- l4f-7a isst Gs1iiE
ia Hess surnz1rF - = tts >Afsf rthiA
cam q y.s.F1 - L eEreE IA 9 a
Is plHs@ - paE1EEE- r1Hi1szz1F ss-l.h
se-ss C1iU rsss "a 5res.sc trs2 - t-ns Ut-l-
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

Ea.r Esrs F0ETTHEs have he~n
szsae.s AZ "a So aslhy ASA Fsre.
A1Hta1s IsEEa- as sHo. E1un To-
SIS. l'nal- 80 ~ 1Ekefs arr g.
- a. eL ~ ~ Fasf soUa
Ez eses as uoufh. Tea
80 - tae Wssk 81 Ess Al kor1s,
~AereFtr yus a. EFe1 tegsu1ers
A. eAAlg earEiHE fr-1a 81 &c eio
A1sg Al araA sAgw -. bow
@1e siars Pee csa wafh m rrars
fizns araiiths time BIZ naeey for
Ssskssh PsfsHre uaknswn a-so.nR
= kFlL Pal paFsssslsrs FEFE.
IBox ssO Fs5RTIssp,raIxE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15
LDT B

As ne fslssslsx seszrs I'D srs-s - lEhs
Hsrsfsa1,- A. rz.z rnsrtee Rzhy S8Fss
Il 80 ysafa - J i :. sra - =
Z v1ig1 : y = azx-- n 81 fses irszn
4ss1 Va T. - >zfssy Re. 9 4 a. IL
~ asrrsr Exty silver Z3nsnK elat1- II
= iuarL1 uyansnsrI' ssArs ; J osE- >
M " tns-1s = : 1s-- Z - feet - fsz.s
Na-.r- = -HrrsF Na- - 3. Iutsrsss1i1E he
.rsss lirs - Ias Is3eSsrse1es nInifz flsi =.
ssstara suazsza-y = its l1deYezssoe- =
ssss1 Eo-1T :. -E-Fey 10. g. =. EEich .
) - IL X -. xsrHkr - l11~s~n4sHns riElrz /.
ltszos s - ssE. E mar- y &c fssr aioEE b
pprth assED14rY Eus q I15sgsDoe.es
t.niu = ssas- Ne. { L = SzfFey 10. - 3
zazs pc. "a q - fers = q arr iec-s =
rsekG. ftsnes = = deg - nin- y. -i--ia
- - s,Dsz - 81 = SErrkF Ne 90 b. 81
>. fetf crz-s-x : tfask FzBnlrE All fbeDes
= - tsE. - zIt-. n. sse 81 70 fs.t We
Z :. sarrsE Nc. - B. = test ro1ih u ihs
creek fteD1e = > oeE- . att - -
fasf = pos Ae- L : >srFeT Ne - b: -
fses ezra q tresxs thsDcs de sci - feet
- g.,sf Ns- Il. : szFFey Nc. - p. theucf
de sg.ih > ~ = pet So- Z ; saryss
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: DR.. z Za-e fs~s 70 pest No. - T. :.
eaFrsT No - 3. tbence >. : dsE, T. -
tsei y pot Ne 4. = S1rEsy No No. - 3.
tbs rl3ce o. b%giBing. eonf4issitz 40 aeres.
Gozrtas sEDrssszc fr0z tie ffse mefidi8n.
"a = nfE1etle Eafiaiios q ! esg. East
Any arr al Dsrt01A Gaining acFer~esy
1zy portion a Sad knby silver Lode or ssF-
Escs srO1Bc- O. NIL sire are reQueired %
4e fh1if 11rer-s tlaim 9TH the Rexisfer of
tss TEiie1> iEses Lad DHiee si Eureka in the
etste u Nsvs1a- dzriaz TIE sixty daFs period
q pablieAfio1 hsregf. o. they viii b. barred
- sirfne 81 TIE trUFlsions a The siAlate.
J. 2. DUNkLK. kegistsr.
II j. hereby ordered fhAt the foregoing No
fifa ~ nrr,f7fnssan for n rnsPrf ~ uuf,lfs I'D
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-15

II j. hereby oTdered that the foregoing No
tee q Application for . patent be pablis bed
for the period = ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine News. Newspaper Published 81
Fly, White Pins eeasiy. Nevada.
lkulki0wi ] ?. DUSKLB, Register
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-11
THE LABOR WORLD,

NEW YORK has 10000 unemployed.
THE London dock strike has collapsed.
THERE are over 1000 walters in London.
COLORADO miners will hold drilling con.
test.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, has a teachers
New YORK has colored hotel walters
union.
NEW York has a Swiss embroiderers'
union.
NEW York has 500 union female hotel
hands.
GIRL sweaters in Chicago. ILL.,, get 81 to SC
a week.
New YORK musicians have fixed the I'M
tiation at SO.
THERE are $500 union cigar makers in
Philadelphia.
THE Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmcn
has IS, 900 members.
EIGHT-YEAR-OLD girls work in New York
twelve hours day for 81 week
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND women and girls
in America earn their bread by the sweat Of
their brow.
The office clerks typewriters and book
keepers of Denver Col, have combined in a
strong labor organization.
The Miners Union of Bedwas England,
requires every unskilled workman to pay
800 before he is allowed to work in the
mines.
HULL (England) seamen and fishermen
are paying sixty-five cents each for purse
Of $1,000, to be donated to Mr.. Plinsoll for
dis labor work.
THE San Francisco Brewers Union has
assessed it's members $50 each to fight the
British syndicate, whose managers have
threatened 70 destroy the union. The latter
have now over $50, 900 in its treasury.
THERE are 100 children who can neither
read nor write i'll the twenty-seven mills of
Fall River, Mass; 1907 have stated that
their earnings are absolutely necessary for
their own support and that of their families.
EIGHTEEN labor organizations were formed
Of opticians. makers of meteorological instru-
ments, watchmakers compass-m makers. cane
makers, pipemakers clerks, messengers.
soapmakerS and shoo cir
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-11
FIGHTING IN PERSIA.
Revolt, Headed by the High Priest,
Promptly Put Down.

A dispatch from Teheran, the capital
Persia, states that the Mujtahid or high
priest of the Shah sect, which is the pre-
dominant religious sect of the country, its
followers numbering nearly seven millions,
recently fermented a rev DIT il Mazanderan,
a province in Northern Persia.
The Government took prompt measures TO
suppress the revolt, and body OF troops
was despatchedt to restore order and to place
the high priest under arrest. The rebels
were prepared, however. and made
determined resistance against the Shahs
soldiers. They had entrenched themselves
in a strong position, AMI when
moned to surrender refused u do SO. Orders
were then given to attack the stronghold Of
the rebels, and a long contested aud despeT-
ate battle ensued. The rebsls fought with
desperation, knowing full well the punish
ment that would be inflicted upon them by
the Shah should they fall into his hands,
but they were finally defeated, not, however.
until two hundred of their number had been
killed. The loss OF the troops was twenty
killed. large number OF the Ieoels were
taken prisoners. Among the prisoners Is tbs
high priest.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-11

The Florida orange crop Is now being
shipped to New York AMI other localities
The yield Of the State this year was over
3,CC0, 900 boxes, and an average box holds
$50 oranges. About half Of the crop viii Do
sent by rail to the Western States.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-11
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

IHE Gillian Minister in Washington is
described as rich, dapDer and bandbox like
gentleman. He is small and delicate and
can't be made to discuss international mat
tiers.
The health of Justice Bradley. Of the
United States Supreme Court, who is now
nearly seventy-nine years OF age, is feeble
and, while his condition is not alarming he
is obliged to take valetudinarian's care of
it.
A NOTED character Of the Sac and Fox
nation in Nebraska is George E. Gormelo,
who for twenty years has been an interpre-
ter IN the employ of the Government. He
speaks fourteen Indian dialects and. though
now seventy years old and blind, has not
outllvei his usefulness
ONE Of the successful lawyers of the Pa
cine slope, a son of the famous John c.
Brecklnrldge and brother of the Kentucky
Congressman. bears the curious name of
owen County" Breckinridge. He was born
the day, 1858, that his father was nominated
Tor congress over Ex-Governor Leteher, and
as that result was brought about by the vote
OF owen County, the grateful candidate be-
slowed the name on his new born heir.
4 GREAT gold find has just been made near
LLano. Texas, on the property Of Wiley,
CONVEX and Gage, who have been prospect
ing for the precious metal for several months.
The present discovery is believed TO be the
same vein which Spanish history records as
having been worked about two centuries ago
by Spaniards, who were driven away by the
Indians.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-29
German compulsorr Insurance.

A German law of compulsory insur-
ance on wage-earners has been in oper-
alton for six months, with results that
are not regarded satisfactory. The
pensions provided for by the measure
are not over fifty dollars year, aBd in
order to obtain them the pensioner
must show that he paid insurance rates
for thirty years at least. The old age
pension does not begin before man is
seventy, and, as comparatively few
laborers reach that age, the investment
seems doubtful If a man has been
working for twenty-eight years and set
up in business for himself he torfeits his
contributions and all rights to PEN
sion. There is a great deal Of public
vexatiOn toward the law.
OMAHA, Neb, Oct 24-The coroneFs
jury investigating the lynehing Of
George Smith accepted the testimony
of Deputy Coroner Allison and the po-
lice and returned a verdict that Smith
was frightened 70 death by persons M
known. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-29

Ineed not say how utterly confusing
all this was. If there had been a posi-
bility of my being mistaken in my man
1 should have seized it as an excuse to
leave him to his fate. But the thing
preyed upon my mind because l knew
beyond an peradventure that this was
Jason Brigham. His face had been
stamped too clearly upon my recollec-
ton. I was too familiar with his per-
sonal characteristics. knew too well all
those little trivialities which together go
to form the individual personality of
each one; and besides, there was the
scar, which could not be counterfeited,
and which it was stretching credulity
too far to believe could be repeated by
| the mere chance of coincidence in any
other person who so resembled Brigham
in every physical detail. And yet what
possible motive could he have for deny
ing himself?
On the one hand, confession that he
was who said he was meant escape
from the gallows. His present course
preluded death. Was it the past which
he had so persistently declined to explain
that he feared more than death? Was it
possible that there was that, to escape
from which he welcomed the opportunity
of dying unknown? 1 could find no
other excuse. But if he was masquer-
aiding to deceive me and all men, he was
doing it with a consumnation of art
which was magnificent in its likeness to
truth. There was a something here
which piqued me-which perhaps an
gered me. If the man was playing q
part 1 resolved to unmask him; if he
was the victim Of some strange web of
circumstances l would save him.
At any event decided to put him to
the supreme test, and going to the depot
I telegraphed to Jones to break open my
trunk, get the picture of Emily Percival,
and come tome at once whit. wanted
Jones at hand to help me solve the rid
die. He had lived in an atmosphere Of
crime in his work as police reporter,
and 1 trusted to his shrewdness of intui-
ton to unravel this enigma.
In the evening 1 called at the home Of
the judge in the outskirts Of the town.
1t was big, imposing looking house, set
down amid a small grove of pecan and
orange trees. The judge was in his IL
brary-a coy apartment, with big COM
Portable chairs to draw up in front of the
inviting wood fire that smoldered on the
hearth to keep at bay the chillsti hnger-
ing in the night air of the springtime.
81 wanted to talk with you" the judge
began, when we were seated and had
our cigars lighted, ''for 1 viii confess
that what you said today in court, and
your evident sincerity, has somewhat
shaken me. The evidence in the case Is
purely circumstantial, and there is very
little even of that, as 1 happen to know.
But that jury would have convicted any
body of anything. Il would have been |,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-29
Africans Who Want TO Read.

When we remember that only ten
years ago the people of Uganda and
Victoria Nyanzs were almost unknown
to the world, it is surprising to read
that the missionaries there recently
sold IN a few weeks four thousand
teading sheets printed in the native
language. They send word that they
could sell ten thousand copies at once
If they had them. They say the people
are most anxious to acquire the art Of
reading, and that their eagerness for
books is astonishing. "As longss we
had reading sheet or a book left, 4"
says one, "a crowd swarmed around
us day and night, and hundreds were
disappointed when the supply gave
ont