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90iCr &alS, GrF0ltmna, SsuItcm,
SunGcns, %uftr0prcnnft- uuo ats
oerc Gntjiinowugcn, %lutauorGn6,
Grippe, stibmunas beihlucrocn mcrs
oCn Gc5ct!t, ttn0 ibmem pprGebcuGt.
Gle giryeiburl o,s RcnOn Rclici" oui osr Sjrs
pertbc ootI oIe >c, no oIS cUel ooer D., >lWcrj
corhdEocH 1T. 'uyo SrluuteraE9 uEo 2Sobietn uer-
itU'icR.
MaOpan'S Rcaon RcIieT lit oas eiH3iae Hanr'
hate Nllitel, cas- z1meyeE Ou9eau!lilh hctit S5
liKoert UiOu UHo hsI,t ya,o
JtbcumGtlaUlWa, 9leural0le,
ycuOeUQ,1t, &triiuuhUugen,
3opIlueh, S.ueuhuugeu,
SabuhmGr;, Sdmty;Nu'ugfett pom
QraUOWuuCcu, Diu9ltlu,
oit1tmeh, Observation-Disclosures, Hudtn=,
%ruG OOer &ueNer'hmeTCu
GS iuar oas critc mTo 1T Ons eimitac
SGmerieu-6 6eirutittef,
ncbcS Die mdrtelEonen Shmcricr ioiort iut Gnts
SuHOUrlcH IIHocrt uEo GuTaclloHcH bclIt, oh nc nun
IN Der yUHlc, ocm lG9cH oeH GlHaclutloeH oocr oH7
lhleH SruitG obtr ST9aE,H Nno.
SHncrIth tErlt cH gdtbcG his ~ elHem aoHjeH
GbcetOifc vol N CIHeH ra.bc1 VlUlc SSJncr IN
uCHlNcH NtIIUtcU &yGWpIC, DtJGcHilurc, NtuclttIt,
SIbgebcT, SoobraacH, 4t;ruoUtaL ztlaHouattlt,
Nu9rduc, SiaubOt, SO,U, GlLluHBcE EHo ale lHHers
lldCl SduleritH.
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Gin Hberaics 8eldeuf Iir paS ~Smitbipuian

Sr. SbomaS q. 6obgttns BON Setautet,
N.'D.. bat benz gSmltBlonian 5nitltnte"
100000 llbernaht. 0r. 41OogfiuS lit 9leld)
Smltbon, Dem GrlinOer Oe5 &nitltut8, eiu
geborener GngIduoer uuO lam i'll 1880 Had)
yteW,YOrt no er lauge Sabre ais &aurs
mann tbatig mar. Dem Sernebmeu uad
hegt er Die Nbnd)t, Der 2lnfaIt nod weitere
Sumucn al aneufeu.
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Ginc Salgenfriit.

Die auf geitern anberaumte S,imridituna npn
sebu Tcgeru In SaurenS, S.=S., amm
3,pede eiuer 8epiitpn pes Saues perid)oz
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t!lcumGtisulne. llrnralnir,
GS iuor oao crjtc muo 1T Ons eim3tac
Gdjmpr;pp,- GPirmiffer,
4}laIaria in ibrrn prrltbirNrnrn for
lnen aebeiit uH0 pgrbatrt.

G$ oie6t fciu NtimJtteI in Der g&tlt uebe5 g9c,b=
iClrtUcr mo ale uHocrtH mUurllcH blloltEuEo loH@
itlacn ,Scber nit &ttliic uOH RGDwaB's Yjucu
70 tHel BELT, ais Snoman's Rcaop 8cItei.
SidlCTC S3C2llluQ pOu
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franioiiidle unterItihuua fmr oeutId)e
[tfiPrr

8ariS, %. SttOber. pie u'1au0ihubs
mater,lluou" i'll GreuOble bat beitJlolieu,
III ben peribleoeueu oortrgeu NSsrtIatteH ei-
Heu 6ouo sur lluterltiGuug Der itrtteuoen
2trbelter III Stutt9art, 0eHtIAl0no, Su lams
n1fln
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Belle!

slr eiie i'm IusIaHoe beiorst innerbaIb "a Stunetr
81 beoeIteHo bera6seiestem Yrtiie
Sonaro Haine,
Gde SaltiIorefraHe uao YetzSfiice apeHue.
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IGli1lell Il

TaNe, IGFe!
bur Retle I'M Nuslanbe teiorot irrerhaLb "a StRHben
81 beosuteHo rat9eieetem Yrtiie
Souaro 8aiuc,
gce SaIt!moreiira6s Iab BoitsSiiic.s Apsaue.
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af.22-') yir. 5I3, Npro=Odn>Str.
sSer iit ,per? ssas lit ,pas?
gSas lit Oct Gruno?
gSarun? 9Seil?
Gler ertbette gmerita? unb in fpeIh.m SObr! Gbriz
fopb Columbus entbedte es in 1892. Yer entoedte
eiH biliqes 5eppidj=Geihdft? Stun, Satimore'S Be
poIteuEg in 1891. 80 if Der EIat! uHo fuer itHo
bic GiseHtbumerE gtuH, ipiiien Sic Sas Hiht! Ter
Blame Der Elrma III:
Sclris !. Tad)mat. & Srnoer,
ibre Tr. Ais, Sn=SaItimprc=, rabe @apitra6e.
SuaIitai ~. o nar 25 Cts. Die garo.
$3.50 3cppidl, before
Suoitlt ....... 35
1000 oreiIaai9cn
Scppidls ~ 45
Iner Sauptortitel Saeozlep=
Ti,ien 8sppid tOnucn Sic Ron SraiieIer nitt uHs
gin gutter srnf1eIer aeppih so Cts. bic yurA.
Bod Bod " sraieIsr, Bodyzgrn7clcr.. :. 6S "
Der bette 1eppit, ben sic ie oeiebeu, rs Gts Die
yarb, einitlisBlidl gidbenS uno gesens.
Sammst@5eppid), ihOHe SarbeE, 15 Cts. Die 20.
esndbt uno sssst, fpiyS Sisisy Ss9pb in saus sals
timore ilr 1925 pertauit; uEier $r,s 81.
grt1asitmeres gSadbstudl mn l s cts. bic garo.
aou1meH Sic nab bem redtsn Eloee, QebeH Sie
nidjt iebL nsrtsH Sic itdb NomeH uHo gtammer;
ee,pis I. 0ad,man & @ruSer,
gr. 4i5, Sf@Soltlmorez, nGbe GaqitrG6e.
nnS.r G'eibdft pirb 9untt llbr abenos arihIoiien
sc,uie !. Gahman a. Srnocr,
9r. 415, SiizSattmorez, nabe Gaoitra6e.
gaieeerholt iddrTen mir es 5bHeH elm: mir seben
In Der Stabt.
Grpis ). llad)man & Druosr,
Er; 4i5, OF Baltimore, uobe Gap strofe.
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YariS, p. Cttober. - AuTnh gee
matte Grperimente &etreii5 Srganliirung
Don 5nianterle Aeglmentern aus attIpeH
Gruppcn mo Neierueu jugleid baben ilt
10 gut bepdbrt, OaB Olee YictbOOe, wie
&rieg5mlnIltsr De 6repcmet ertldrt, oem,
uGdjt algemeiu in Der 2lrmee Sur 2lmuens
oung gebratt usroeu ioQ. gaS eritt Jte=
iultat 6e5 ncueu ARRANGEMENTS beiebt III
elner &erOOppelung Der 3abl Der 8ruppen,
peld)e bereIt ino, ms 6clO 81 riideu.
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@od,lpaif Ter IN ,Sramfreid.

9ariS, -. Sitober. .-@roBer SbaNeu
miro III Oeu 0epNrtemeHt8 2lrOebe uuO
GarO Oura pOd)Walier Gngert1tet. &icIe
HetoneH baben &erlctuugen erlltteH, uuo
man ilird)tct, OaB etllte crtrunten ilnO.
Die Rboue lit nod IN SteiGen.
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The German Correspondent,

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Scr Semtide Gorreipomoemt,

Gdglih, pohentIid unb Sonntass,
q. Raine, Gisentbhmer ano 8eoaftenr.
eiiope=Gde Saltimores Strabe unb Hoii>Sffce glue.
Greis bes tdeIidben 8Iattes. burd5 2rdser in Sals
tdslid,e uHo Sunuta as sMuSs sabe Is Cts. pro
Rods,Subbdr fpoentIitb an bic bas Satt beorseroeH
8rdger.-Saalid) nebit Spnntas 90 =stns aabe nnter
YortozSorausbeSobluu9 $3.50 pro Sabr, tur turtere
NIT SuHntassblatt, portorei, nit abSus tir Clubs,
81 80 pro Sahr, uad, ir9eno eHem Srte oes Snlanz
bes, 81 rad europa. Sonntag s=Aueg gabe 81
tu ben VtitteI= uap SIofaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-24
Gin ueuer guIfau.
9erauoerungen in Der uniformiruua Der
Deutidleu gtrutee

8erlin, %. GttOber.-Qle 8erdnoeruu.
gen, pelte &aier 8tIhem i'll Der 2lrmee.
llHliOrm etujniubren beabilhtigt, beiiebeu
haupud1Nd BARN, ben engeu 24aiieurod
ourh elue bequemere SlOuie nit Slapptra.
gen uuIatt Dem gegsHmarugeH Stsbtrageu
III sriegeu, aue beue Burbeu, iowie aue5
melBe ye9srjcug 3uuerbannen, uHo an Steue
Der gegeWpdrtlgeu 9itelbaube cine leidtere
&OpibeOedung Obue Die g.auSeHOeu Dteiiug-
beid)lage eIujuiubreH. Alsie JteIOrmsu fu0
0as Hclultat Der wibrenO Der tiirjlld)en Dlas
u0per gemadteu griabruugeu, JeOo9 muo
wabrl4e!nIld) gtraume 5elt su ibrer GiHs
fIbruu9 erlorberIIdJ ieIU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-24

u III B, =. Aft0Der. = Wr0Be Ean0a
itrIde iuOlIdl Don Der Slerra gteuOOa itebeH
in ToIge Der tiirSIldeH 5tegeugiiie inter
99aiier. Ger GaOlur. 6luB III auSQebrodeu
uno bat Die Gbeneu uOu &llbuuOl, Sertule3
mo llr5plcou uberidpemmt. DIE GrRote
in leueu @egenoeu iii ueruihtet, uuo groBe
9ioIb berridJt inter ben Een0bnern. DIE
llmgebung BON Dtuureia, Nrouiuj BARGE
Iona, lit ourd) eiuen Srtau uerbeeyt wOroeu.
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2ataitrppbe aui Der @oEea.


Beter 6ur9, =. AItober. = GIN
Yaiagieroampfcr wurOe beute ouf rer
2SOlga, nabe JipbluSt, ourt 6euer seritOrt.
Sleben YeriOneu tamen OGbel um5 yebeu.
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CuropGi(c6e Jfu6e(6eric6te.
Nns Sruti9lauh.
Gin auoemciner strife Ser oeutinen sd,riits
Scker

Serlin, 80. Sftober. - Die Sdrifts
ieter in Sreslau unO Gelp;ig htelten beute
Seriammlunqeu uno trafeu Sorbereituugeu
fir einen aagemeineu Strife Der beutid)en
Striiteber, lpeldler fiir morgeu beidIloIien
Su lein ld)eint. SH ben Sreslauer uub geip.
Si9er SeriammIungen murOe Der geiern
BON ben SeriIner StriItieeern gefaBte BE.
beidlloieu gelteru 1000 bieiigs Seter, ,breu
@erbanb III erlu6su, etuen Strife Qui Gam.
flag an;IOroueu, faus Die GrluSipale nid)t
ben 9teuHitunoeutag uub elue 2obn;ulaQs
pon 33 8rossut bewllliQen. Niau 9aubt bier
aug.mein, oaB ein Ytaiieuitritc Der Deuts
lten Sd)riftieeer unpermei0ll6 lit.
9ie Steer uou 6rantiurt, 6ambmg,
&0mgSber9, Maiu; uno 9tiruberg babeu
bsid)Iuiien, iit an oem Snite su betbelll,
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alus DER SltmOcsbamptitaOt.

Nuo nnierer eeitriaen ,. @Oraensansoal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-24

@ari g, %. Sftober. r6igaro" l6Bt
ff aus Sopeuhagen telegraphren, OaB in
oem paniideu &6ni9Sihloiie Treoeusborg,
no Der @sar uuo ielne GemabIin ben 6er6it
uerbringer, Die SilOuug eluer europdiid)eu
y6riepensliga" i'm Gangeren Don ben sa,
lelbn periamnelten fiiritlld)eu Yeri6ulltteiz
ten beiprod)su morOeu iii. 2ieie yylea"
ioa GuBlauo, Serbeu, gtontsuearo, @ries
denlanD, SgmebeE, Qduemarf uno Tlants
reid umlnlieBen. gSie Der Correspondent
pes p6igaro" teruer mittbeIlt, iii bic griin-
pung Der n2i9a," Die cine Anmort aui Die
bonn oeuti1en SaIier gelegentli6 ieines
fiir;liteu Seiufe8 III 9ngano angefiius
Slate Grneueruug peS 8relbunoes iein ou,
iaftiitJ behIoiien worOen un0 ioQ i'm nan,
fen Sauuar ofieutItt an9etiiuol9t meroeu.
Sti.rme mno S,odlwaiTer.
2ouoou, %. Sftober.-lSeltere 9iad)s
ridten uber 9erbeerun9su ourh Stirme
ilnb S6od)ilutbsu fommen aus alien Brouu.
,eu. 5n Somerietbrre iteht oaS 5bal bes
Yarret. 6luIie8 pier bis iiiui SUP inter gSai.
l.r,uno Die Tluthen baben Die lliermanp aui
sroBe Sreden bin iurtgerliisu. 3as sSafer
III BORT nuh i'll Stelgen. aud in 8ufing.
bamibire berriden 9rOBe ueberldmsmmuns
gen unb Der Sabnuerfebr lit pteliad] inter-
brOdleu. Die 2bemie itsl9t ebeuials nod
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Gin feniatipmeuer grDsed III er,partem.

u NJ, 23. Sftober. - yeBthiu orang Der
Sertdt III alle 6lmmelSrldtungen, oaB ba5
itaIieniide Sdlatamt Die llmprdguug Der
alien neapolltaniten Sbalerin 3wciraucSz
uno 6iiniligcentme8 StiGe beabiihtige.
9ieier Serid)t erieugte cine itNrfe 0epreiilOu
auf Den italieuIlheu uuo irGnSOiiden S0r=
len. Die minillerieQen Srgaue itraiten
pteiC gtadlrift gugen, wGbrenO Der 6inan5s
yItniiter eineu 9roSeB gegen oeren &erbrel-
term, Die neapOltaNIld)e 3ettUn9 o@orrierc
glNpolt" eiuleitets. r@orrlere" ertlart lett,
oaB Oa8 Ntiuiterium tbatlatllth Oieie Ab,
ild)t gebabt, aber Our6 Die 4rotee aQtr
Stlaten Der lateluiiden DiiinSzllnlou, mel
DE ani Die &erragsmiOrlgtett elmer iOldJeu
@in1ulrun9 blupleien, oil Der AuSfiibruug
oleeS Yroletts uerbluoert wuroe. G5 buus
OeIte it'd I'M einen Serag uCuS20,OOO 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
Assessment No tice.

DICKINSON CANYON CONSOLIDATED
II Placer Mining Company Location Of
principal place Of business. BY W ite flne
County. Neyada Location Of works, Robin
81 CANYON. White Pine County. NeEa1a.
Notice is hereby given that a. Ineeisng
q The Board Of Directors held on the ltih
d. % October. ISL. N assessment No- J.
81 Two y Cents per share was LEVIED nnan
TIE capital stock q ne corporation. nayaole
in mediaiely. in United >Iaies god coin. %
the Seere;ary. A. The once Of the Company ,
in Elr. White Pine County. Nevada.
Any stock upon which tbs sssess nent
shall remain nnpai1 N TUESDAY. the hrst
azv q Deem Der. 1ssls aill be Delinquent
and advertised for ale 81 public auction. and
uniess payment j. usde before. VII BE- sold
o. TUESDAY. III II Cay ~ December.
ISL. % paw the delinquent assef smsnf. 10
gafher With costs Of advertising ana e1peH ses
Of ale.
b order OF The Board = Directors.
p. CUPID. eeretarF.
oEhee-In the Court House al Ely. bite
Pine County. Neyzda- o5i-ta
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
An Unwilling w1ra-ss


The iFaesee krpuaiieaa szgs Inc
fO.lpRios TESTIMONY" as given l.--
81. 5..-5ea If tie pace in rf,at
LANFeF = Sa.a.-''- : ere : - pres
eai "sea ne ai-lial'ts en- u e''lt''i
NiineS---les. ~
WA ai3 saa see
Didn - AaffiiihS-
NhAi aii ~ hr1f'
Heard saaas TAX A'f'3s l u H. sAh
OF consisting
Inen Aiss' aeea're'ii
DIG S0a8-
Hhx onn you KNOW!
h4sn there
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

A dispatch from omahs says that
ire committee on resolutions ap-
pointed By the Tran Mississippi Con-
gress, reported 10 the convention the
same resolutions adopted Al the Den
yer Congress, favoring The free coin
age Of silver and the admission of
the Territories II also Endorsed the
platform Of the salt Lake Irrigation
Congress.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

An Englishmsn wants to sell a
portrait of Columbus 10 the World 8
Fair Explosion for $4,000. The Por-
Trait, il is claimed, was painted by
chevalier Antonio Moro about 1870
from a miniature painted from life
especially for Queen Isabella, which
still in the possession Of the royal
family Of Spain.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

Nevada has velvet meadows and
stretches OF lush alfalfa until Novem-
f Der where thousands of heads Of mich
cows can Craze. and in some Of the
valleys they can Craze nearly all the
year round. This Is why ~e predict
that creamery stock in I've years will
be in better demand than mining
stock. Il i an infant industry now,
but the child HllI grow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

The actual survey Of the ocean bot
tom for ths laying Of a cable from
San Francisco 70 Honolulu has be-
gun. The steamer AlbAtross, Of the
Fish Com mission. has started on that
preliminary work. Meanwhile the
British Consul and other British no.
bilities ~ Honolulu are doing all they
can 10 foment an anti-American feel
ing In royal quarters there. But En-
gland viii learn in time that the Ha-
waiian Islands cannot be gObbled IN
by Great Britain The United states
viii have 9 word TO say. probably
Va. Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

An old Iowa soldier has just de-
Parted this life at the age Of 81. Un-
Ike the patriarchs in prospective, be
has done his duty in increasing the
census returns. OF sons and daugh-
,srs he j. the father of al OF thirty
seven.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
An Infant Industry.

The Carson Appeal predicts that in
i've years from now Nevada cream
cry stock will be considered 3 safer
and more remunerative investment
than any mining stock in the State
OF Nevada. The great success Of The
Carson Valley creamery has caused
capitalists in different parts Of the
State to investigate the creamery
proposition as an investment. The
outlook is so promising that one Won
ders that il has not been considered
before. The old fashioned methods
OF handling COWS milk, the house.
wife wearing herself out al the chnrn,
the long. dusty drives TO a market
where three dollars worth Of horse
flesh WAS used to sell four dollars
worth of butter, are things Of the
past when q creamery makes lis sp-
pearance.
The Carson Valley ranchers have
quiz making butter. They sell their
milk % the creamery in bulk and GET
as much for il rs they got for the
butte for the same guam iEy Of milk
produced and al bother aud expense
is done away with. Where there Is a
creamery good COW viii produce
from SO to sI2 worth Of mllk per
month A cash return Of Sl0a mouth
on so COW may BE considered
pretty good interest On moaey.
Last year the Carson Valley ranch
ers were offering their COWS for S.
head and could not dispose OF them.
Nov you can't buy a good COW IN
Carson Valley shon Of SIS or So a.
their value has increased since the
advent of the creamery. Las; fail
farmers could not find a market for
half the bay they raised They are
not hunting markets for hay now.
They feed il 70 The COWS aud = -
worth OF hay becomes SO when Turn
ed into milk. The farmers in Mason
Valley and in Humboldt am E.ka
COUNTIES are waking up TO the prop
osition Of starting cream-ries 10 inAa-
gurate an era Of better lines an
there Is iOGTishing one in Washoe.
A housewife gels. b. diDt Of hard.
exhau>sing LABOR. three and bali
pounds Of butter from 100 pounds o
milk. The creamery men, By The
use Of scientific machinery ana
power. get five pounds from The same
amount OF milk. One firm in Saera-
rneato ships sometimes as high a.
fifteen tons Of butter a day from The
East. Nevada. inside Of two years.
can furnish ali The butter California
consumers use and raise I'd, 900 hogs
worth SO pieee offihe refuse Of the
creamer5ss. The reason why mich
COWS are more productive in Nevada
IS the facs thai nearly all the grazing
land in California has been turned
over 10 fruit growing, and the graz
ing land lefi contains nothing but
died grass after July Isl.
The S2lE Lake Times says that
Denver capitalists are much inter-
ssied in the Deep Creek railroad. and
thai a prominent railroad contractor
has offered TO accept the bonds Of the
road in payment for the grade, pro-
ylded Salt Lake citizens would snb-
scribe enough cash 10 pay for grain
for bis stock aud provisions for
his men during their engagement
on the coniraes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

The vii Of Mrs. Hopkins Searle
has been admitted 10 probate a. Sa-
lem. Mass. aud Timothy Hopkins,
the adopted son, left OUT il the cold.
Tim. however. viii fight IN The higher
Courts and worry old >earie some
more.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

II is said that between Madagar
aud the coast Of India there are To-
ooO islands, only 600 Of which are
inhabited. 4 man can support
family in luxury without working
more than twenty-five days in the
wear. Nature does the balance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
Notice of Sale
....8E -.
REAL ESTATE.
In he Natter ~ he gstate of
JOIN RA-siaLe. pecea.ed.

n tie Natter ~ ihe Estate 81
John Ra-sdaae. Deceased.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT X
parsaauce q "a nf5sr o: the District
Caz-f o. the State u Nera5z- IN and foF The
ceazty q White PIE. dalv made on he i4th
DR. e October. ISL II TIRE above entitled
natter. the undefsiEaei Adminis1ratar vii
SCI a. private al. 70 the hirhe-f bidder. for
da.h. 81 it, equivalent il gold coin q the
Tnisee States ard sah5eef 20 confirmation by
sAid EDsri. on TIE
18th Day Of November. 1891.
A. e O'Clock aoon- IN frons Of the Court
Heass- in the ToNn q EiY. and County 81
= nltz Pine state q Nevada. al Il the
FiEaf. title. interest zni estate II the said
Joan kzgsdsle - tbs tine Of his death. snd
a. q the righi. tile and Interest hat the
sid estate has Acqairea since the death q
aid John RAgsdale. il and 70 al u those Ger
TAB lots. pieces - parcels 81 land. Nhich are
sif-Ated IN the NuautY u White Pine. State
q Nevada sna which are described a.
f1IlsNss
Tse q Z Of the So. 4 o. Section 6. In
ToEE-hip Is North. in Range - East. II D.
b 4 n. also. The Nv. = u Sc. = Of Sec
tlo7 =. in Township 5 North. In Range -
E4si. " D. B. 4 v al-o. the Sc 1. q the
: Z !. 4 Section =. in Township 4 North,
Range 3 EAst. n D. b. IN
Tae terms and conditions Of said sale ell
- al IN gold coin 81 the time Of -ni1 sale.
OF security 20 be approved BY the under
slEued. conditioned for cash payment IN gold
e9ln = ne parch4se money on the confirms
tea u sai5 sale D. the Colri.
II. A. COMINS
Adziuisrator Of the Estate Of John Rags
Gale Deceased.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Y ID : ! = NM IT = = .
EURtgA. NssAns. Aa-n-t =. III.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= John 10 p. Of CrrsHn IL state OF
NtFada, authorize agent for the state ~
Nevada and acting for and 10 ~ behalf ha-
4 ed an application - enter under Tie pfe-
risiet nf an Act al Gnnrrrs-. approved jane
t. IS-) entitled An Act % grant fe the
state of NeFadt iauds in hen Of Tie sixtrecih
and fhirty-sixih SECTIONS In sAid staie.'
the M = a. ~ E, Of Sec l.. and The
NJ = ~ the NJ. {. 81 section =. Tosnshin
II North, Range 81 Esst. Mount Diahin base
and meridiaa. II The district ~ lard .ahiert
70 sale 90 Earesa. Nevada. and containing -
acres
The -eiectinn Of the above desefihed iTaet
- land viii b feadercd A. said Land oihee
On w-dn~sday. oetob~r ~. 1871
laEs-6w) J. 7. DUNkLE. Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

Because Hon. Evan Williams is a
stockholder in the Creamery Com
pany, the Carson Tribune thinks him
an available man for United States
Senator.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31

Several carloads of horses have been
shipped from Nevadz u the San
Francisco market this month.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-31
nIsree.r senonL YrNps

Total In all funds 49,. s6.SE es-sd,si5 =
We hereby certify the foregoing 20 be the
true and correct statement Of the nnanee OF
White Pine County, Nevada. for the qparter
ending September 81 lssi.
J.. +. CUPID, County Auditor
J.B. WILLIAMSON, County Treasurer.
49,
Attest:
: sEAL. ED. X. DAILY,
County Clerk.
- - BY WV. LAuRESsos, Deputy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-13
SUM MONS

state Of Washington, county Of Whatcom,
s..
In the superior court Of the state of Wash
tngton, for the county of Whatcom, hold
ing terms at Whatcom.
Austin +. LathrOp, plaintiff, VS. II. Is. Storms,
defendant.
Action brought In the superior court for the
county of Wbatcom, holding terms at
WhatcoBl, aud complaint fled in the office
OF the clerk of said court on the third day
OF February, 1891.
The state OF Washington. to the above
named defendant: You are hereby notified
that Austin r. Lathrop, plaintiff, has filed IA
complaint against you I'm the superior court
of the state of Washin gton for the county
of VIVA com, holding terms at WhatcOm,
which Will come on TO be heard sixty days
after the first publication of this summons,
tOWlt: sixty days after the 18th day OF
March, 1891. and unless you appear and an
swer the same on or before the 18th day of
May. 1907, the same viii be taken rs confessed
and the prayer OF said complaint granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to recover one hundred tbfrty-seven and
cighty-ti one-huudrcdths dollars, and in
tcrest thereon. the same being the unpaid
balance on certain promissory note for Eve
hundred dollars. At the rate of one per cent.
per month from the 3th day OF December,
1890; and TO recover the sum of five hundred
dollars on "a certain promissory note, with
interest thereon at the rate of one per cent.
per month from the 1st day OF September r.
1890; a certain other promissury note for fl We
hundred dollars. with interest thereon at one
per cent per month from the 1st day of Sep
tember, 1900 one hundred and fifty dollars
attorney fees and the costs and disDurse-
ments OF this action.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF said SUI
'''''' perior court affi ed this l2th day
I.....t g. g. HIxsoS. County Clerk
And clerk OF the superior court.
Wells & JOINER and Alexander & Alexander.
attorneys for piaintiff. Hoe fri-6t