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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

pIeA whole bssvsrs are worn In the
same way.
There Is . great demand for the long
boas. For . time the short ones oade
fair TO rival the long ones. and one saw
= dossn of the little boss elasped round
che neck. where formerly there were
two or three. But the long bos Is too
becoming 10 be easily east aside, and IL
can be made in such variety Of ma
terials that IL holds is own in favorit-
ism beyond all competition.
A plain black dress. made with .
heavy linirg. can be worn almost into
che winter and viii preserve q very
cr-ditsble appearance il 70 is finished
round the neck with . boa. the ends OF
which hang also down the 'front.' almost
&, The bottom Of the skirt.
hut this 10 fur season More 90
than ever has been seen before. The
longest and heaviest Of fur closks are
pronounced the most fashionable. Nor
are the far eioaks ieft untrimmed -
they have been in previous years.
Formerly. seslskis cloak wss . seaa-
akin cloak. and IL was made as plainly
ns possible. and vas considered its own
most appropriate trimming. Nothing
Ebeyond handsome buttons vas used in
the wsy of z&crument.
But this season II d quite diaerent.
Yur ciosks are trimmed and orna-
luept<d - profnsely - though they
were made ner-iy of vesvet Or sscsA !.
A sertAan oo<s etassrsse F>rmest o.
w.l-kin has palr II large sewing
slee~~. The sleeves si-s highly pu4ed
m abe shoulders snd extend ~ The bos-
lorn OF the garment which b inSee4
upc~s Of ~r~p. being half ssas s~sn4
and half lecse: conAned eseseiy - the
v.sre in the back But the gscry ~ ths
garment hes IN - trimaisg. - shis 3
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

smoothness Of the skins which Il con.
forting and soothing to the mind.
The timidest women, those who
would not venture within half a mile
of the Zoo gardens II they could help il
and who would Is soon think clssp-
ing hive crocodile 70 their breast a.
Of touching . pct dog, and who regard
cats, canary birds, white mice and
other pet animals a. things of horror
and detestasion so awful that even the
mention OF them causes them to shud-
der and 70 utter suppressed scream,
4hess women arc the very ones who
choose the Aercest and the most savage
animals for their adornment when they
20 into the fur shops to buy their win
Ger cloaks.
Bears, foxes, slimy scsfs, savage
aeopards and springy psnthers arc
purchsSed At enormous prices and are
fitted out for my timid lady's adorn-
menk
The most fashionable fur of the sea-
Don is the sable. The sable il q small
animal that looks half like . rat and
half like q weasel. and, whsn properly
''drsssed" 10 be made into fur garments.
Il 70 - different In appearance from
what Il was when II adorned tho live
sable - can possibly be imagined
This year some new processes IN pro-
pairing sable were discovered, and as q
consequence many new varieties were
found. So sable is by all odds the most
fashionable fur. Cloaks are seldom
made Of it, but it Is frequently seen in
combinations with sealslsins and other
furs. A perfectly beautiful sealskin
cape three-quarter length, may be
bordered with sable tails, and when
completed nothing possibly can be
added 70 its glory. unless it be similar
trimming Of saolc tails hung from the
collar and from the shoulders. The
fashionable boa is whole sable-do
not shudder-head, legs and tail Con-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

- AZ session OF the Probate Ceart ior sAad
eounSy Of KenS held ~ the Prsb<te e1noe. IN
the city Of Grand RzpidA on the sixth oay Of
Uoveusoer. in the year one tnounand eigni
hun6rcA ana ninety-ens PreseaL cyrus 4.
Perkins. JudSe of Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of
NELLIE WATkRS. ceeeosed-
Philip II. Trayis. administrator Of sad e
tate. having rendered 70 this court his Ana
"a MI niotrntt0n accoout.
II ts ordered THAI Monday. the ssysath dsy
Of December ISL. ct ten o'clock 10 the fore
noon. at IA Probate once. b appc3nte1 Tor
the e1sninatios aAa allowances OF sAad &C
couRt;
or e. be published three successive wceki
previous to said day OF hearing. u the Ieie.
gYou- Herald. . daily bewpgepes printed and
eire0kasinx in said county 0i kenk
CYxUs T. PExx,ss. JuAse vt Probate
"A true copy
ApoLrs 3. Mason. Regtstes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22


So, g ! g. f..ss.: . = - S: s
esahQ Il keak I'D 8 tAs PseAa3s 60. g
- - = t1sa1 anDtaA - - $50 - :!
lss1$S1 : siseSS-sse psssssi. cyrss 4 fsr'
1SSntfii 6 stsfE sss III :s......4.
tas1, Asslao Uoo1sro1 - 80 eears ~ onAl
6S ss1sss1, - Nss1.y. s.s esvsssA 1ay
noou. q sail probate snce. be appointed 10;
60 sisni'asss ssa sl's'sass = '-'s -
- = ~ = ssSiisSs "a ~ socesssivs 1eeS,
p0ovSoos - - 1ay q haagiaG- - - TsAs
GFaD-Berala. . dAily Deusp<pex psalseA AAc
drcoiAtinG II oAtd county 81 Kent
"a Eroe copys
ADoxSs b. NAsos. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
CLOTHES FOR 1Hl COLD
4 Woman Must Be Dressed Prom
Head 70 Foot IN Furs.
GARMENTS FOR TIE WINTER WEAR
$50 ciezhs Are TrtDosd-Csrsaan Hoop
esess cs~as D-sssl~S So A - -
vtswsa fvsa tAs Back fresev
Styles 81 n@ix A-r4.UsAsssA

We are net living IN Russia. bus We
might "a well be living there when oas
taxes into account the amount Of fur
which o-e must wear 10 be fashionable.
Fs1rss fursl furs. A woman nuss -
wrapped Ia them fro~ head to foot Il
she would be considered well and sait-
ably dressed IN winter.
Why wonen love furs 90 wen 10 one
knows. bnt II Il certain that there 10 .
fascination about the sofsoesa and
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

CfTY TsrasunEa's 0gy1cu.
GRAND RAPIps. Mich. Nov. Z. lssl- !
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for construction OF . sewer IN West Bridge
street from Gold street to Michigan street. In
the city Of Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands.
and that will rrceive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty days from this date. 81
the once Of the City Treasurer. CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov 2S City Treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. IL. 1s91. !
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the Improvement OF North Prospect
street. In the olty Gf Grand Rapids. IS In my
hands. and that will receive payment there
on for the period OF twenty days from this
date. 1t the once OF the City Treasurer. City
Hall.
WILLIAM HAKx.
dec2 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

City Treasurer's Ofice,(
Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov. IA. lsei. (
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Grudtng and grayeling OF Dudley
Tn on street, In the city OF Grand kzp,ds. is
now 10 hands. and that will receive pay
meut thereon fer the period eftwenty days
from this date, az the once OF the CITY Treas
WILLIAM HAKE
dec2 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

City Treasurers OoHcs.l
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. (. 1eQ1
Netice II hereby givea that the asxeeene =
La;ayeffe . rect. from $50 fees south of
Cherry street to Irwin Pace. In the city
Of Grand Rapids. IL now la my hands. and
period OF twenty lays from this date. q the
osace Of the City Trensurer City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE
novS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

CRY TsRAsuaER's OFF,cE,(
GRAND RApips. Mich. Nov. 4. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that The assessment
roll for the paving Of Cana. street with sheet
asphalt from Lvoa street to Pearl street. In
the city of Grand Rapids. 10 now in my hands.
andthat Will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. at the
once Of the City Treasurer. City Hs!l.
WILLIAM HAKE,
nov . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Terms Of Circuit Court

ssArE 90 MICHIGAN.
SrvEx1EKSfH JVprcfAL CIRcrTI.l
We do hereby AZ aud appoint the followine
simes for holding the several terms of caur:
within and for the Seventeenth judicai CIR
cuff for the yesn A. d. lsss aud lssH. kenl
county:
First Monday In March.
First Monday In May.
Fourth Monday in Septembee.
Fourth Monday In December.
WM. z. GROVE.
ALLEN c. ADSlT.
thur ll-c6 Circuit Judges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

suits win not be entirely satisfactory 70
herself and her friends-
The fashion for cutting house dresses
pointed front and back continues
II you have seen Sarah Bernhardt
you viii remember that many Of her
gowns were cut low in the back and
high IN front. BY this merciful little
scheme . woman who has not . pretty
throat and neck, but who is endowed
with . pretty back. may show OF her
good points without exposing her bad
ones
An exceedingly pretty house dress Of
pink foulard was cut high in front and
rather low in the back. The back came
down to point, and all round the point
there was q deep nounce Of the pink
foulsrd dotted with black spots. The
sleeves were Of the same material, and
were pulled to the elbows. The body
Of the waist and the skirt were of COM
mon blue forlard, with large con-
ventional black design upon it. A belt
Of tlue ribbon was crossed round tho
waist aud was tied in . very large bow
upon q back. Around the neck there
was worn q band of black velvet, upon
which were jewels Of various colora.
The effect of this house dress was ex-
trenaely Frenchy; the pink and the blue
and the black gave q true Paris air to .
dress Of rather plain material
For house dresses the old black Lace
gowns which have done duty for street
wear for the past two <0eenQe may be
transformed and rendorSd ef for duty.
Indeed they may bo mAdA very beauti-
ful II properly treated.
Rip the old lace dress all apart and
cut out the best parts Of the lace. OF
course the dress u dreadfully torn-sll
lace dresses are-but htAle daYning
and mending viii make u - that 1t win
pass muster.
Get . quantity Of bright goods Of any
kind Challie win do nicely, although
foui ard or some Of the other grades Of
light silk are better. Gee the lace for
draping the front of The gown and for
putting upon the shoulders and uppos
half Of the sleevea Make . large
nounce deep enough 20 fall over Ne
shoulders and fasten Il with . ribbou
round the neck 30 that Il has the ap.
pearznee OF deep lace collar.
n enough of the lace Jet rsnainA
treat the bottom of the skirt 70 - desp
. fiouuce ~ the material on hand will
permit, and when you have done this
you will End that your new dress will
b more admired than some of the
gowns for which you have expended .
great deal Of time and noney.
The Cieepssrs Girdle Ia the regulation
thing for house areeeea II may -
made Of any material provided the me-
serinl b On th~ jewel order.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Csry TREAsrnSR's ovvsca.l
Notice IL hereby gwen that the asssesmest
roll for the Improvement tof He 'rietta strset
from Page street 10 Madison street 70
now in my hsnds. ana that wili ~
ceive payment thereon Tor TIE perto1 Of twenty
days from this date at the once OF the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKR.
dec 8 Ctty Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Every aek Of LILY WHITE FLoUp
has picture sf cur Mil. Meme Gunuine
without ~ VsIxzy CRY MHIIxs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparills hits the
needs Of people Who feel "sll tired cut
or run down" from any cause. Ii
seems - esi up the whole mechanism
Of the body % that All moves smootAly
and werk becsmes delight
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
AZ the Club

yud,<ins-Do you like bowiing9
Mudkins-No, IL develops snly cua
side Of the body.
Judkins-But you esn bowl with the
other hand
Madkins--H course, bat thsn I q
vsys ees stu<h fer - gsoes-LtSA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

City Treasurer's Omce.t
0rand RaytAA Nich- Nov. ~ l0l
Notice 10 hereby Riven fhat The aAseDuens
ss@.es ,. e. fro non a. Esss & ssrsss m = Drnss .sr.ss
In the city OF Crane RapI4A 10 soc
ia NJ hands, ana thnt I ell re-
cefve payment thoreon fee ~ por3ed 81
the csty Treasures. city ,Ahll
dec . CttD 1rsoearef.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Prsssrvsd wasernslons a. ELIIorl
ACo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Kenyon o0Mtesy AOaaeMyy.
slass ssesosek Irsy.rssssS lss osf,sss - essssee
scs esFsfsi Sspsvsssses = hssa<A. b. snd .ss
HSck It'll, Il B.. ksrsss. e.-sssr. osss.
Narcourt plaoo oon,lnasy.
a. .ssls = ss'ss ss.s s srsssss; = ks.. Is s.ss.s
s.s:. 3: 49, EIss Hs'sis IS: ISz 49, -: -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Oar trestneat possfivesy and red iesiiy cures
sli forms a nervous 1iserder4 uanss1rni
szsseA sexaai decline. giest yeueoce,e sxtn
nss.ss,s .ss s,sss 4,.ss:.. s: ...y' os's ~
P-essansesA sasest ess surss "ess
s1s~s P".s se-uv4p>a n. ssA hsw - - surs
sssr'sii q fSH1f IS Hs1fnx1bUPKS MEDICAL CO.
I,s.rsorssss Ss1 ne ss - Ssssss. Sc sss Hss "
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

1ne lAxs essfe We csevesss1 ip s,ssees1ss
vtth the srss sss 2; sss Z = = ! N s,ms ssrms sss
a.f.6 81. Ar 0levssesAo
Jaa CxupA9a- CIV AGt = MseseeR
The record-union., 1891-12-23
SOMETHING new.
The Board of Police Commissioners
Get Together,
They Cruelty Interfere With a Long
Established Privilege of Some of
the Special Policemen.

There was meeting Of the three Police
Commissioners yesterday. Lest the pub
lie may have forgotten who the Commits
sioners are, so seldom are they heard of,
it may be well to state that the board is
composed of the Mayor, Chief of Police
and Police Judge. There was full
meeting of the board yesterday.
The first business brought up was by
Judge Crayens, who called attention to
the case OF a special officer who appeared
to have been interesting himself in the
collection Of rents from fallen women for
Anita Para. After some discussion of the
subject the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the following section, to be
numbered Section / 6, he added to the general
regulations governing the police force of the
city OF Sacramento:
s Section as. No officer regular or special
snail IN any manner act as agent or collector
OF rents Tor any psrSCn letting any room or
itAel4eht or house let Tor any immoral or un-
Itt"iuI purpose and every officer who receives
rom any person any money To be giYca or
Lanued 10 another In payment OF rent for any
such room, tenement or house. shall be i'm
me- lttely removed from the police force.
Commissioner Comstocll said com
plants had come to him of the ine1i-
clency Of the police-that no officers
could be found outside the central portion
OF the city, and that there were more OF
them about Third and L streets than in
all the rest of the city
Both Commissioners Drew and Cravens
commended that more men We're demanded
III that quarter than elsewhere.
Alter some discussion Of the subject,
notice was given by Commissioner era
Nens that at the next meeting of the board
ne would move to request the City Trus-
tees to make provision in the tax levy of
1872 Tor the employment Of ten more DO
licGnGn
Commissioner Drew added that the
levy should also provide for the cost of an
agreed with HIM.
w. j. Thompson and John Houston
were appointed special officers.
1t was decided that hereafter the board
should have regular days for meeting
the afternoon of the second and fourth
Tuesday OF each month
The record-union., 1891-12-23
ANOTHER ESGAPR

one More Prisoner Takes French
Leave of the Chain-Gang.
There was another successful escaDe
from the chain-gang yesterday morning.
The gang was being taken from the
jail-yayd, when two Of the prisoners
William Sullivan and James Curran-
made bolt for liberty. They ran in
different directions, and Curran sue
ceeded in escaping capture Sullivan.
however, ran into the railroad yard and
was captured by the shopmen
Sheriff Stanley is considerably put out
over the frequency Of escapes from the
chaIn-2ang. Two guards take care of the
gang, but they do not pull together"
Six prisoners are said to have escaped
within the past two months
The record-union., 1891-12-23

The trial of Ong All Foon, the China
man charged with having attempted to
murder a fellow countryman named All
Dep, was concluded before Superior
Judge Catlin and a jury yesterday.
Charles i. Jones made the closing arru-
ment for the prosecution, and after the
court had given his instructions the iury
retired. 1t was shortly before noon
when the jurors began TO deliberate, and
after being out all day, were called into
court last evening about o'clock and
discharged, having been unable to agree.
The record-union., 1891-12-23
Milo Race. ON sl.nton

There promises to be a very lively mile
race at the skating rink this evening. A
purse has been put up, and John Gold
smith, w. Elmo, William Iaauser and w.
Wallace have entered for the event. These
young men are all very swift skaters. and
of about equal ability, consequently the
contest should be a close one.
The record-union., 1891-12-23
FANCY SLIPPERS AND DANCING PUMPS
AS GIFTS TO MEN AND BOYS

Mems Black Velvet Sh6embroded
81
Of
ILgatorS Slippers "a
Mems Leather OardS
lie ne SIpprsi herrht6r
at. 500
FIand-t dDancin
n lie market FIanan sn1ake5
Heather
rbac6sa
n raxe at 0anaip
to %
The " Small Boys
The record-union., 1891-12-23
The Public Opinion

Is that the finest and completest line of
gents neckwear, silk mu1fiers, embroi-
dered suspendors, plush and alligator
slippers, fur-top gloves, jersey jackets
and iewelry can be found at the Bee
Hive, AIS X street, between Fourth and
Fifth, opposite the Metropolitan Theater.
The prices are certainly the lowest.
The record-union., 1891-12-23

Stylish, new and pretty. at A. j. Pommer,s.
Ninth and streets.
The record-union., 1891-12-23
HELP FOR THE PERPLEXED,

Silk Handkerchief,
School Bags,
Umbrellas,
Casters,
Gloves and Mufflers,
Writing Desks,
Photograph Albums,
Silver Mugs,
Piano Covers,
StereoscOpes,
SilVerware.
Meerschaum Pipes,
Mems Neckwear,
Half dozen White
Shirts,
Watch Chains,
POcketbooks,
Mems Gloves,
RazOrs,
Fancy Suspenders,
Studs,
Writing Paperin Boxes,
Backing Cases,
Bread Knives,
Smokers Articles,
Holiday Hats,
Seal Leather Bags,
Mems Fancy Night
gowns,
Boys Overcoats,
Silver Knives and Forks,
PLAQUES.
The record-union., 1891-12-23

We have still quite assortment of OhbOund Books the
duced price of nc They include standard works young and old
The record-union., 1891-12-23
Auction Sales

W. II. Sherburn will hold his great
furniture and household goods sale at
323 X street this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
In the evening he will continue his sale
Of holiday and fancy articles.
On Tuesday next at 1920 A. NJ, d. J.
Simmons q Co. will sell at auction, by
order of the Superior Court, at the premi-
SEES of the late Eleanor Fassler. Twenty
first and Y streets, all the household fur
niture, bar and bar fixtures. one horse.
one mare, single and double harness, one
surrey, one buggy, one dirt wagon, one
spring wagon. one water cart; also plows,
cultivators, etc; also two parrots.
The record-union., 1891-12-23
Mhat,s in the Wind

George W. Taylor came up from San
Francisco last night. He said he was here
in obedience to q subpoena from the Grand
Jury, and expects to appear before that
body to-day.
The record-union., 1891-12-23
Gbannrn Ratlp for al,rt.,storl, autt,,
His hours of arrival are

Santa Claus appears but few more times. Hi
1890 A. NJ. and at 4 and T3o P NJ
The record-union., 1891-12-23

DoN'T fail TO see the grand meat show ON
Christmas Eve at Odell & Herzog's Market
1920 L street,
The record-union., 1891-12-23

Public exercises will be held at the
Sacramento Grammar School this morn
ing, commencing at 10 o'clock.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
Assessment Notice.

DICKINSON CANYON CONSOLIDATED
II Placer Mining Company Location Of
principal place of business, BY White Pine
sen CANYON. White Pine County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board Of Directors held on the 10Th
dav of October, 1891, an assessment No. u
of Two ~ Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. in United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary. 81 the Office of the Company,
in Ely. White Pine County, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY. the first
day Of December. 1881, will be delinquent
snd advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before, will be sold
on TUESDAY. the I'D day OF December.
1891. 10 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
xeiher with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JF. CUPID, Secretary.
Ofsee-ln the Court House at Ely. White
Pine County. Nevada. osi-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
Care OF the Hair.
over 1900

The hair, like every other portion
of the human frame, if uncared for
will 90 to to waste and eventually
fall out. This is due to 8 splitting of
the ends of the hsir. so that the inie-
rior oil duct which nourishes the hair
is exposed. and the natural nourish-
ment of the hair runs to waste, over
flows upon the heSd, forming dand-
ruff. which impedeS the growth Of the
hair Just as much IS the tares among
wheat.
The best means To prevent this Is a
strengthening Of the hair. and this
can easily be accomplished or fire.
onent cutting and the use Of salt snd
water and vASeline. Have you ever
noticed what bnshy hair seA-fAring
men hAvel Did you ever see h4ld
szilofg Il Is becsuse his head Is IN
contsct with the invigorzt;ng salt
ar. xad j often We; with salt wSier.
4 good tonic of salt water should
contain ,s&spOoaful q salt - a ium
bier Of water, and should be applied
70 TIE hair tao or three times = week.
The eject Al the end Of : month vii
be Surprising.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
The Political Ou,leek.

The result Of the elections, - =
whole, says the Silver State, gives
neither of the two leading parties =
decisive victory, while il indicates
that the side-show parties are loosing
ground. 1t may fairly be assumed
that the Presidential election next
year will be q contest between the
two parties on the old issues. Neither
party will favor the free coinage Of
silver, and unless we get free coin
age bill through before the I'll o.
March next, the day Of our deliver
ance will be postponed nj least four
years more. Ii is morally certain
that either Harrison or Mckinley
viii be the Republican nominee and
Cleveland the Democratic nominee
for President next year. 4 veto in
the event Of the election Of either Of
them IS inevitable If such = bill
should pass The chance for free
coinage this session 5 better than i
can be in the subsequent four years.
The present Congress can and viii
probably will pass such bill: First,
10 set the question ont Of the mex,
campaign. and thus in = great meas
ure dishand the Peoples party. Sec
end, To lessen the chances % HArri-
sons renomin&fion. Harrison : Dol
popular win large portion Of the
RepuolicAn Senator's and Congress
men. The Democratic members Of
both ho0sss want The question cut Of
politics Some, and . majority Of
them, are in favor % FRYE coinage o.
principle. especially those from tie
South. The gOld-b1g element il TIA.
party viii now vote for The bill sim
ply 70 remove al oPpoSi1soa 70 Cleve-
lands domination. Fer II the silver
question IS settled Il J. conceded sv
al that be viii Gel the nomination BY
exclamation, a. he did ~ TIE =.
Louis Convention. so we mar lock
forward 10 nexs winter via big az
pecrssions Of grand results = the al
yer line Let rs a. leAsl pray, and
Ne vii be the b-esssr prepared 10
swear il ne become disappointed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14

The returns from Cook county. u
hhois, where Chicago i situated.
show that every candidate thai rAn
On the American ticket or was in
oorsed ey the Americans WAS elected.
The foreign element has for years
run Chicago lis own ~Ay, and thi>
element has become 20 ohnoxious
thai the regular Americans combined
% fight the common enemy. and they
fOaghs il successfully.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
NOTICE OF REDEmPTIOs
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP.

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