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FOOD WASTE.
Max O'Reli on the Menus Furnished at
the American Hotels.

Max O'Rell on the Menus Furnished at
the American Hotels.
The thing which, perhaps, strikes me
most disagreeably in the American hotel
dining-room Is the sight of the tremendous
waste of food that goes on at every meal
No European, l suppose, can fail to be
struck with this but to a Frenchman it
would naturally be most remarkable. In
France, where, / venture to say, people
live as well as anywhere else, if not better.
there is a perfect horror of anything like
waste of good food. 1t is to me, therefore,
a repulsive thing to see the wanton manner
in which some Americans will waste at one
m, al enough to feed several hungry fellow
creatures. In the large hotels. con-
Quoted on the American plan. there
are rarely fewer than fifty different
dishes on the menu at dinner-time. Every
day and at every meal you may see people
order three or four times as much of<this
food as they could under any circumstances
eat, and, picking at and spelling one dish
after another, sending the bulk away I'M
eaten. am bound TO say that this practice
is not only observed in hotels where the
charge is so much day, but in those con-
Quoted on the European pan-that is to say,
where you pay for everything you order.
There notice that people proceed i'll much
the same wasteful fashion. 1t is evidently
uOL u u6SlIt W HdN6 ulUI6 bLlu Is pau lOI,
but simply bad and ugly habit. hold
that about 800 hungry people could be fed
out of the waste that is going on at such
large hotels as the Palmer House and the
Grand Pacific Hotel of Chicago-and L have
no doubt such 900 hungry people could easily
be found in Chicago every day.-ldaX O'Rell,
in North American Review for January.
Officers Elected.
Berkeley Council. No. ", o. Z. r., OF
West Berkeley, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Charles L.
Wulferdingen, 2. C. (third term; c. Had
len. c. (re-eleeted); P. II. Murphy. V. C. (;
Miss C. Il. Davis, S. re-elected); Mrs. NJ. g.
Curry. A. s.; II. Michel, Il. Qe-electedD /;
Mrs. Deane, p: F. Gimbel, NJ; A. Fromm,
G.: A. Newman, W.. c. Wulferdingen,
Sentry.
California Union, No. 603. Equitable Aid
Union, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: David Aaron, c.; Henry
man, V. P; j. ii. Sanhorn. s.; Fanny
Aaron, a. John Neissen, T.; Mary Aaron,
Chaplain Julia NJ. Schulz, W; Eliza Christ
man, Auxiliary; Pauline Aaron, Conduct
ress; Mary Dearborn, A: G.; Jacob Bender.
Sentinel; Morris Engel, Waterman Cebella
Gensler,, o.. :; B. P. Nagle, Trustee;
The Employment and Relief Bureau OF
the Order Sons of ST. George of this city and
Alameda County. at its last meeting elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
Z. Peyser, p. (re-elected); Joseph Hagan. S
(re-elected); j. &. Warren, L. (re-electedl
William r. Jacks, A. S.
c. M. Arnold Council, No. 1s5, Order
Chosen Friends, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term Thomas r
Kennedy, C.; Albert Lyser, V. Z. John j.
Coffev, S. tre-elected) james G. Kennedy.
T.; Rosina Frazer, p; SARAH 1, Co1ey, NJ
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMEDA AG ENJOY ADVERTISEMENT
= and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MoRNINa CALL, SCHNEE
DER d CO., 1875 Park ST.
&C200 $500 CASH, BALANCE S25 PER
high basement No. 4e3
s3oOO-Lot 40xl5o: cottage of rooms and bath:
month 4Sl
$9250-Lot 81 :6xl2O: new 2-story house of
ance SAC per month No. 4S2
s400o-Lot 50xl50: cottage OF rooms and bath.
per month No asa
S4500-Lot 81 :6x140; new 2-story houses rooms
and bath $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. 49I
S4IuO-Lot 81 :6xl0U: new 2-story house OF
apee $50 per MONTH No. 500
$5OO0-Lot 6sxl49; cottage OF rooms and BATH
with store. barn and orchard; Sw: corner. All
$6S40-Lot 1l5x200; cottage OF rooms and
bath windmill and tank; easy terms No. 4S6
S7O00-Lot S0x200: cottage of rooms and bath;
fine garden, lawns, etc.. best neighborhood; bar
gain. No. Is
Bargains In building lots In all parts OF Alameda,
also house to let AID money to loan, by Ii. p.
MOREAL CO, 142S Park ST., Alameda, and i03
montgomery ST.. San francisco. ocl9 II
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MASSAGE.

BBEy REESE SSnIE CAFI ToN u. rus
n massage: day and Sunday. 859 N1sslon.ja 7ts
MRS. THOMSON, ELECTRIC HAND RUBBER;
II Swedish movement. lOl Grant ave-. Il. ] g. 3 a.
" ROSE CLEVELAND FROM N Y; MANI
II. cure Nucleus House, RIM. 20, assistants. $50 7*
DOSE DE LAFoNT AND ASSISTANT RE
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s-+3GO To $1,000 ~ ROCERY STORES,
saloons restaurants, lodging-houses horse
=i.ie!I eslo0 eAlrrsS wagon and horses. with good
! ta1a: ETC.. hy.JQHN LUNDIN y CO, 3i4 Kearuy
STREET. -:-.t.- ~. de2q n
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So Nh, ZINE CORNER SALOON ONE OF MOST
~. desirable locations the New City
y rushed and doing large bust
i:tss 4.slahlished y years very best reasons for
81 tLE.-.- AlELl X. kENNA- % earnN 81
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:. E'45ItS Sal E-DINING AND BAR ROOM WITH
= 50. f. .irontage; fine business: years estab-
lts.!fds hone but responsible parties need apply
-].lI- i.:jlEJrs az 1877 ourtE St ia$ II
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:~t-3An SALOONS LIVING Rooms: DOES 4
d. = y ". thirty Ing business. mouey-makiuC
i-z-t: .T.aliy rare opportunity; see X LUNDIN
- ~ o.. - kearuy <. ia2
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J<@R ACKNOWLEDGMENT SALOON; NICELY
l::-nt@eA rand doing good business; centrally 10
.5tsls -renr only $50 per month. Apply TO A.
Mir Eoa a CO. wholesale liquor deale rs northwest
& k!rst-stld Mission SITS. ja3 Il
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/ I IAN TEDDY A REFINED WIDOW. 3OYEARS
:! tltsce gentleman OF means TO assist her In bust
aSSs.- pest reference given. Address Assistance.
I .a-e9,.l All. Branch once. IT.
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g. IN BUTCHERS ATTEN TON - FIRST
,s-s-tjNI. class corner shop north OF Market ST.;
eeqi the beStpa9 ng in the city; has trade S35 TO
SEup peray very fine team; trade OF the very best
.i:'.n}lf3s nv estern Addition rent cheap with
5000 sjablej IS barsain seldom met with must.be
- y. cej:make an offer. GEO. STEWART, !35
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PARTNEKsHIP NOTICES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEKEToFoRB EXIST,
ing bet. the Undersigned under the firm name Of
BADI & JACOBS is hereby dissolved By mutual
consent, JAMES 4. JACOBS Withdrawing from
said firm witness orr hands aud seals this 3 LIST
day OF December, 1890.
ALEXANDER L. BADT TsEALl
le3 1t Sa JAMES A. JACOBS. TsEAL.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE we RESPECT
- FUZZY inform our friends and patrons that on
Thursday, January !, 1891, we shall admit our
grandson, w. ORMOND MACDOUGALL as a part-
ner in our house and respectfully so.icit the same
liberal patronage for the new firm that has been ex-
tended to US the past forty-two years
DANIEL NORCROSS & Co
Post ST. (Masonic Temple) San Francisco, Cal
The firm VIII continue, as in the past the
manufacture OF regalia for all orders, military and
naval goods, flags banners, society goods Jewels for
officers of lodges and private use badges, rosettes
and paraph ernala of every description used by
secrei societies, clubs, companies etc
DANIEL NORCROSS & co.
DANIEL NoRCROss.
W. ORMOND MACDoUGALL ial st
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4 .NFRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE OR EX-
= Ailisei FOR small milk route. Address Z. c..
y ~. 4. ,fNis Office. iaS as
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=: S:} 3N.WtLL BUY A CANDY AND STATION
49, ~ cry store with good trade; furniture in
eliiI Living rooms; rent $50. 1916 Union. j3 s.
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sScST4Cl. SUITABLE FOR LADY OR GENTLE
= man: butter, eggs, general dairy produce
80. goods. cream and milk store in one of the
4;li3!inlneut ocsttnes OF the Western Addition;
{ -S-.+ tSesfe - per month over expenses; 3 living
EqqlS. :cre trade aHd easily run best of reasons
f.f.Sel5sng: Apply X. KENNY - Kearuy ST If .
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E@Uft SALE-TAE- WHOLE OR HALF INTER.
j ,tS :g.aa od- established liquor saloon, in the
j.: siitY OF Fourth and Market sts. = bargain for
rlyyiu exchange in part for approved city
I rS9;:no agents. Address j. D., Box l2S, CALL
J. ~ i-l once deI7
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-. .l-tt4 n PARTNE R WANTED: 4 PLAIN SEN
$500 ". 81 lie man (no matter II he does not IN
G&rsIandihe busnessl TO assist IN looking after the
eleEAs and general help in large frstCiass hotel
he bay oue'of the best patrUuized houses OF
l5sAl ~ tiils part OF the State; liquors sold
cleariHeq9JO per month over expenses and be con
d y ithaone OF best men in the State: has been
S sid q ; years; owner is tired of depending
oQ ~ e. me y -Apply X. KENNY. y kearny. II
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FINANCIAL.
Go 000 OOO TO LOAN ON RANCHES: No
tTO.OOV.OOO application received for less
than 5000. h SULLIVAN Il CO., III Post dI7 I'm
CD H00 ono TO LOAN ON RANCHES;
DO. 0UU.UUU large sums below market rates
JOHN I. LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit Buidg. dc 3m
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE O. H.
Nl STREET Il CO, AIS Montgomery ST. MOI If
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ o3S kcarny st. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest oe4 Il
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher q Real Estate Circu- II"
No.. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.

PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
18th ST. INVESTMENTS; $500 ONLY: WEST
4 side. below Bryant; 25xSO and 2-story building
store below; near the railr1 ad depots
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(7lGNIf ) T OR E$:<5OOD TRADE; FURNISHED
y ,sre5m%. laundry oGice. 1879 Market ST. las 3ta
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M THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HISTORY
~ Building will be found bargains in pianos and
organs of various makes. f. w. SPENCER a CO.
12j Market St, second floor. oc24 II
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...ls.- j. :c0MMIssI0NE ETsINEsS PaRTNER

= .N,3I 7 = V-..I-N ISHIUN BUSINESS PARTNER
- = ~ wanted; welJ-established trade; clears
5 10y; le$ month, aud the only object OF taking a
Is 10 further Increase the same everything
-. lA CRADLE for large ana rapid inCrease must
l9Af 4tlp; prefers partner TO keeping CLERK good
IAN. i.s4Eted more than money. no night or sun
81 ~ II ttl Investigation aud best OF references
See. 81: 1f:S IN ART LS5 Kearuy st. 1t
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BRUSSELS soc. OIL CLOTH 25C, MATING l5c
~ linoeum soc. poles 25c. shades 25c, body Brus-
SeIS zoe; carpets, furniture, etc, on easy terms
NEWMAN BROS, III Sixth st: ocll II
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PIANOS. VIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
G7S FINE MILLER PIANO FOR SALE, ON
" u So per month. 213 Powell st. ia2 1t
GOOD PIANO; CHEAP. APPLY COR. 1WENTY-
" seventh and Alabama; Graham's Grocery jaI 3tt
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EST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
- or an organ +. w. SPENCER IL CO.'S, 1913 Mar
ket ST., second floor; pianos from $lO0 organs from
500; leading makers; finest stock. ocl7 TT
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MISSION ST, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH: sSx
w 80. and good 2-story dwellings; can be raised
and stores put theFe $4,000.
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~ GOD RESTAURANT FOR SALE. INQUIRE
NJ .bdtcher-shop ll05 Mission ST. de3l 7t'
TC.OO0 BUYS A GOOD BUSINESS AND HOME
.St)DD complete for a lone lady. Inquire at Room
...235 Phelau Building. Market st. de3U ITS
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HORSES.


pOoKER'S NEVADA HORSE MARKET, 1906
IL Harrison sI.-2O fine large mares; go broke bust
ness horses; 40 draft and saddle horses; handsome
black carriage team; in lots suit. ja3 limo
Usr ARRIVED FROM THE COUNTRY, 10
head OF the finest selected horses that ever came
70 this market; pair OF truck horses (3200 pounds
3 PAIR Of carriage horses, l pair OF seal browns
Q6la hands, years Old and fine steppers). pair
OF very stylish bays 10 hands and inch high re-
liable Tor family use), pair OF dark bays Il hands,
years old and stylish for doctor private family
and Inc roadsters), head OF horses averaging
from 1900 to 1400 pounds; also mares heavy in
i0ld, weight from l45U to 1870 pounds. at 1919
Howard 81. de3l lat
IN HEAD OF wELL-BRED ROADSTERS: ALSO
~ fine lot of work and driving horses always on
hand International Horse Market. Twelfth and
Harrison SIS; SNITZER ~ BURTON. de3I I'm
TOR SALE-FINE ROADSTER. 4 YEARS OLD
L siIed by Whippieton very promising colt: per
tectly safe Tor lady to drive and sound any trial
eau be had OF this colt. Apply to ROBERT FAY
1929 Mission ST. ee27 n
A WEEK 5 NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n GALL IN wraDner. ready for mailing.
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DRkNNAN ST., y. SIDE; 22xSO TO Pack
ID lane in rear between I'd and Sd SITS, aud 2-story
OF rooms; stable on rear lane; block acreptel by
the city: $500.
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TONES ST.. BLOCKS FROM MARKET. AND
y near Turk; "a ;6xl07:6, and 2-story house; Will
be business property; $4,000.
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VALENCIA ST. w SIDE. NEAR 2lsr: ssx
' no. aud 2-story residence OF u rooms and all
modern cOnveuiences; Sl7,5 90
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FOLSOM ST, BET. STH AND 9TH; Y SIDE:t
25x90, and 2-story double house: rooms Ia
each; rent $40; stores in this block now; street
acq ured-
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A RRIVED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE or NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium in
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight:
this she VIII prove every hidden mystery revealed:
tells yonr entire life In dead trance; gives name
in full, also your future husband wife; in bust
ness, lawsuits. marriages. divorces. deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil Influences restoring
lost love she has no equal Mrs de Howe. wishes 1t
distinctly understood that she advertises nothing
but what she can do all who are in trouble invited
to call aud be convinced: $4,000 challenge any
medium who can excel her Parlors 800 Market
MISS Bernhard, MEDIUM; INFORMATION
MRS. j. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVoYANT TEST
W medium ifereader. 1912 Market st. aul9 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENrS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. in WraDDer. mailing
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A RI SQUARES, IS: BRUSSELS, soc LAID.
~ 5 w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton ST. delO I'm
II CENTS ON INSTALLNIENTS WILL BUY
~ carpets: sold elsewhere at 81 ARoNSON
1910 Stockton st. oc2s emo
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9TH ST; 5OyI00; $3.50: BET. HOWARD
i and Folsom; street accepted.
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FOR sALE-FURNITUEE OF 6 ROOMS.
Il Clay ST. ia3
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VALENCIA ST, BETWEEN 18TH ANU2orH:
2-story building; stores aud Hats above; lot
75xlO0 rents $3.50; $50, 900
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CtEARY. NEAR MASON AND TAYLOR; 26x
" I'D aud fine residence; rents 500; $4,000
onXlIO; SUFFER-. ABOVE TAYLOR; FINE
on lfcht in rear. $4,000
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1T STUDIO VINEYARD SCHOOL, NEAR
~ windsor, SonOma County Studies resumed
January 5th. Receives girls and boys OF all ages;
prepares for University; terms $50 per school
month. including French. German Spanish Latin,
Greek, drawing and painting; highest san Francisco
references. MIR. ard MRS. j. K. DICKINSON,
Principals. jaI 3ts
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WAGONs AND CANRIAGEs

TOP WAGON, BUGGIES. RoCKAwAYs AM
l wagons cheap. 1l40 Folsom. is2 It's
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SfLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC
- ond-hand pianos OF prominent makes; don't fail
TO inspect our stock. I. Nj. ANTISELI Piano Com
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II ALLETT & CUMSrON PIANO. 500: BRAD
II bury, $50: Schumacher. $3.50 ali in frst-class
CONDITION: omen eYe,gs. cay. l129 Mission an2l en-
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(IARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, Csc A YARD;
y lnstallment price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ
FRIEDMAN q co, 22S-23U Stockton aud 231 Post
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03
Fatal Accident At nIorey.

In letter to Counsellor w. N.
Granger, dated Morey, Sept. IA, 1881,
Daniel C. Deadly says: L. B. Fair
banks came over from Tybo a few
days ago, and last Saturday while
looking at the old workings piece OF
ground that he was standing on gave
way and he fell across timber and
is now lying in bed and not able to
move. How serious his injuries are
we are not able to determine, but
we do not think any bones are broken.
Belmont Courier.
The Eureka Sentinel of last Satur-
day adds: Mr.. Fairbanks died last
Tuesday. His brother Sam arrived
here from Carson by Thursdays train
and Immediately started by private
conveyance for Mercy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03
A $4,000 Damage suit.

Grace, Isabella and Ida Hampton
minor children of John G. and Helen
hampton, (of Virginia City, who met
their death in the collision between
the steamer City CT Chester and the
steamship Oceanic in San Francisco
bay on August %, 1888. have brought
suit for $4,000 damages against the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company, James Mccall, Master of
the Oceanic and Thomas Wallace,
Master of the Chester. In the COM
plant it is alleged that the collision
resulted from the carelessness of the
Captains of the vessels. Enter
prise.
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school Closing Programme.

We acknowledge an invitation from
Miss Alice Carothers, teacher of the
Ely Public School, to be present at
the closing exercises of the School on
Friday evening, October I'd. nj half
past seven o'clock. Following is the
programme
Come Cheerful Companions" Chorus
School.
March and Calestheni :. Small Children
"Song of the Shirt. Hood
Recitation and Tableau-Diana Merger and
Bertha Stewart.
"sparticus to the Gladiators'. -Reading-
Ernest Baker.
"Bugle song'' CTennyson) Concert Reading.
Fifth Reading Glass.
"Reaper and the Flowers Longfellow)'-
Willie Stewart.
Tableau-Josie Jackson, Ida Parkinson, Cor
ina Luchasi, and Danny Mcdonald.
Flag of tho r-Chorus-school.
1.-THE Little Kittens" 49,. Small Children.
Com position Nest Watson
The Blind Beggars'- Tablean-Willie Stew
art, George Parkinson, Diana Merger.
Anthony and Cleopatra-RecitatioD Bet
tina Stewart.
'Old Man Who Lived In a Shoe"-Table-
Small Children.
Farewell Ye Kind nds'-Chorus-School
As we went to press before the ex-
exercises came off, we cannot dilate
upon how the programme was carried
out, but will do so in our next.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03

We learn that another fine body of
rich ore was struck in the Chairman
mine last week. The development
work on this property has been car
ried on systematically under the
direction of experienced miners, and
although no "fuss and feathers have
been INDUCED in about the merits
of the property, it is to-day by far the
best developed and most valuable
gold mine east of the Comstock. The
Chairman is paying right along for
its own development, and its owners
seem to be in no hurry to find n
purchaser. Their aim seems to be to
show up such mine that capital will
seek the mine instead of the mine
seeking capital.
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The Joanna

At the invitation of II. NJ. Peters,
the NEWS scribe, accompanied by p.
C. Weber, paid the Joanna visit last
Tuesday. There is little to note
about this great mine that has not be-
fore appeared in the NEWS, except
that Mr.. Peters recent work has shown
up large body of good grade ore that
heretofore could not be seen to good
advantage. He took the writer
through "a drift which showed ore 40
feet in length aud IL feet wide.
Samples were taken all along this
drift and washed out in our presence,
which showed free gold in quantities
that would warrant fair estimate of
$15 per ton. Samples were also
washed out from the dump of the ore
taken from the drift which PANIED
out even better. Besides this drift,
which is north of the slide and south
of the cave. there are several other
openings, in all of which good ore
can be seen. When the demon of liti-
CATION lets go its grip on the Joanna,
some company will get hold of one
of the most valuable mining proper
ties Eastern Nevada. Till then its
its owner, or owners, and this commu-
nifty generally, must keep on chewing
the cud of disappointment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03
THE STATE BOARD ACTS.
Over "A Million Dollars Increase On
Railroads.


Railroads.
The Carson Appeal of last Sunday
gives report of the proceedings of
the State Board of Assessors and
Equalization the previous day. The
railroads in the State were all raised
in valuation in the order given be-
low:
Central Pacific main track, SD, 900
per mile; side track, $4,000.
Virginia 81 Truckee, main track,
Sl2, $50; side track, 49, 800.
Carson Il Colorado, main track.
$500; side track, 1900.
Eureka & Palisade, main track,
So 800, side track, 81 800.
Nevada, California and Oregon,
main track, 81, 900; side track, 81 900.
Nevada Central, main track, $4,000;
side track, 81, 500.
Ruby Hill, main track, $1,000; side
track, ST. 800.
TIE entire increase over last years
assessment on the G.. p. main track in
the State of Nevada is $674,S70. This
assessment does not include, depots,
water tanks or any other neeessaries
that go to- make complete railroad
as they come under the sceptre of
County Assessors.
The main line of the Y. e I. was
raised $4,000 over last year, and the
c. & c. about 100000.
These advances are only upon the
railroads in the State, and the coming
week the Board will pay Their re-
spects TO each county, giving il a
thorough overhauling and making
any changes il sees fit
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03

G. w. Rutherford has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Winnemucca. Mr..
Rutherford, says the Silver State, is
deserving and competent man, and
will undoubtedly fill the position with
credit to himself and to the satisfac-
ton of the public.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-10-03

Corporations seem to have some
soul after oil. That was a gracious
act of kindness for the Central Pacific
to reduce the freight rate on brick
from Reno to Winnemucca to $1S per
carload of ten tons. The regular
tariff has been SOL. The reduction is
made to enable the people of Winnie
mucca to rebuild the burnt district.