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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-30
D. H. Jackson is expected back

ID. Il. jackson Is expected OacK
to-day.
Dan. Simonson came in from Snake
Valley Wednesday.
Fourth of July supplies, flags, ETC.,
at VIM. Hayes store.
Eugene Howell of Selligman was
in town several days this week on
business.
The almond nut crop promises to
be great in Lincoln county, Nevada,
this year.
Mrs. A. D. Campton, Miss Molly
Campton and Fred. Clark left for
Hamilton Thursday.
r. Sadler, wife and daughter ar
rived from Eureka yesterday by pri-
vate conveyance.
J. G. Culver, Post-office Inspec-
tor, arrived by yesterdays Eureka
stage.
The first number of the Lode, now
published at DeLamar, Lincoln coun-
ty, has been received.
Work, says the Lode, continues
steadily at the DeLamar mines; about
twenty men being employed.
H. A. Cohn and Geo. B. Warren
arrived from Eureka Tuesday on their
way to Phoebe.
John Verzan of Taylor was in town
Saturday. He thinks of taking up
residence in Ely in the near future.
M. D. Foley, says the Reno
Journal, left for Denver on the 22d
to attend the Republican conference.
Suit by attachment has been COM
menced in the District Court by @. A.
Matthewson against Jesus Encinas
for the recovery of $500.
VIM. Read returned from Virginia
City Tuesday, where he attended
meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
Masonic fraternity.
The certificates, with photographs
attached, for the Chinese residents of
Ely and vicinity, were received by
Sol. Hip Saturday.
There were forty-fve applicants
for teachers certificates at an exam
ination at Visalia, California, last
week, and every one of them failed.
A ball will be given at Munro's
hall Wednesday evening, which is
about the only attempt at celebrating
the 4th of July that will be made in
White Pines capital.
Arthur Leonard, a former Wells,
Fargo employee, who was sent to Car
son for embezzlement, was discharged
from the State Prison on the Goth,
having served out his term.
G. A. Matthewson of Hamilton,
arrived by Thursdays Eureka stage,
attended to the business that called
him to the county seat, and took the
return stage the same moning.
The Lode of the 18th says Geo.
Nesbitt left Tuesday with the clean
up bar of gold bullion from the Con-
dor mill. The value of the bar is
reported at $4,000.
The will of j. @. Reher, of Snake
Valley, has been filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk. It bequeaths the entire
property of deceased to Daniel
Simonson, of Snake Valley.
D. D. jolly, Neil Munro and Louie
Loucasie returned from Ferguson
district Saturday last. Dave Jolly
disposed of his interest in the water
business in that Ell Dorado.
w. FL. Perry, with his stage outfit
to be put on between Milford and
Phoebe, passed through Ely Saturday
last Every thing is new and the
horses are particularly fine lot
Those who propose taking advant-
age of the offer made by VIM. Hayes
in his double column advertisement,
should do so before o'clock p. m.
to-day. "Get in or you get left.
A letter has been received here
from w. L. Davis in which he says
himself and family are now domiciled
in their now home and are we'll
pleased with their surroundings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-30
MANTEL CLOCK FREE!
MANUFACTURED BY THE E. INGRAHAM COMPANY,
BRISTOL, Connecticut.

The CLOCK is Eleven Inches High and Seven
teen and one-half Inches at Base. It is an
Eight day Clock with Cathedral Gong, is hand
somely finished, a perfect time keeper and
would be an ornament in the most elegantly
appointed room Value: from Twelve to Fiji
teen Dollars.
HOW TO GET IT: Every purchaser from April
18th at our store of FIVE DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS will be entitled to one guess of the
number of admissions to the Midwinter Fair
on SUNDAY, JULY 1ST, 1894, guesses to
close on Saturday, June 3Oth at 9P. M. Pur-
chasers to select Committee to decide the
winner The San Francisco Chronicle of
July I'd, 1894, to give the number of admissions.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-06-30

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
Call Constitutional Convention,
Madison Journal-Cuurlcr.

Madison Journal-C Cour1cr
The constitutional commission is il
session at Baton Rouge and the work OF
patching up the constitution, which
should he reconstructed from the gr0unC
up, will now begin. Monroe Bulletin.
The plan Of amending the constitution
by patch work will result in but little
benefit to the state. AS our esteemed
contrere truthfully says !" it should be
reconstructed from the ground up.'
and the only feasible way Of doing this
is by holding constitutional conven,
ton.
1t has been clearly shown time aud
again that Important changes are need
ed in the present CONSTITUTIONS n,-changes
That are necessary for the welfare OF our
state and the prosperity Of our people.
To make these changes a constitutional
convention should be called, at au early
date, and we trust our Legislators will
ace the necessity of such IA course and
issue Il call for a convention
70 attempt to remedy the defects that
ale GoW apparent in our constitution by
will not answer. No patch
work will do. Only constitutional
can perform the task salts
tactorily, and The people should demand
that one be held. .------.---------------
Cali a constitutional convention.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

An exchange says: Plant walnuts.
not sprouts on young trees. but walDuts ::
walnut timber is growing scarce and
valuable. Any body can plant from 100
to 1000 aud they will add from 100 to
LOCO dollars year to thH value of his
land Tor the next 100 years Walnut
timber has recently sold as high rs S65
pertrec. Plant III fence corners, in the
woods and 10 al! sorts OF out of the way
places any where. Plant them bv scores
and hunlreds Just dig ii little hole.
drop tie walnut in hull and all, and Gov.
er it up; it won't take half a minute to
each walnut. Each one will be worth a
dollar when it comes up, aud q dollar
more every year it lives, to say nothing
about the nuts. Nothing would benefit
the country more than for eYeryhndy to
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
Ladies i:

Ifyou haven't laid in yonr supply OF flower
seed dont buy any annnais. We propose to
supply you with all you Will want goo varie.
ties) Free. We do il simply to call your atten.
ton to something better. which to see is TO
want. The brightest and best OF periodicals. for
the home is " "WONANn-a large illustrated
monthly, as bright as new pin and as charm
ing as spring bonnet. 1t is hrim full OF every
thing a woman wants TO know. and will bring
to tit and to please woman the hOme-naker-
Now for our offer: Send lis ten cents (stamp- or
silver and we will send you WOMAN two
months on trial. and in addition. will send you
zoo Varieties Of Flower seed Free!
This offer is for immediate acceptance Don't
put it off. Send to-day and you Will renive the
seei and Woman promptly. Address
WOMAN PUELIsT'N Co, Richmond, Va.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
a PRESENT 40 EyERYBODy.

Al onr readers sLnnId send to the publishers
get q set Of their beautiful Stamping Patterns
They can he used for embroidery outlining or
painting. All desirable and good size, some sX
10. Others 5X8 inches. There are ninety-onc t9l)
different patterns and two nlphabets one Il
large f0rget-me-uUt pattern. With this outfit
tie publishers send THE HOME, Il l6-page paper
containing Stories, Fashions, Fancy WORK, etc
for 3 months and only ask Tor 10 cents to cover
postage on patterns and paper. Our Illustrated
Premium List OF 200 premiums sent free TO auy
address. Take ndyantage OF this offer now
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
Pauline Myble. petty larceny.
Jos. Scott, :. -
Victor Thompson, Jr.. trespasa.
Not true bills:

Pauline Myble' petty larceny.
Victor Thompson, Jr., trespass
Not true bills:
Paul Woods, petty larceny.
Emma Lee, "
Erttluce Francois. petty larceny
George johnson, killing dog
IcnrV Griffin, concealed weapons
Dt'lean t1radnigO, petty larceny
Clcophas GuillOry, concealed weapoUs
Charles Duplessis, for murder.
Speaking Of the condition of the parish pri
son the Grand Jury says:
"The sanitary condition of these rooms .r.n.
to be very much neglected, and better should
| he provided. The simple fact of ones i1car
nation does not necessarily make him a criln
nal, and even II all persons sent to ial were
CRIMINALS they are at least entitled to huJnau
tartan consideration, and should not be hud
died up like so many beasts in a den with nc
opportunity even to relieve the calls OF nature
except i'll the apartments in which they cacl
drink. eat and sleecp. This is the condition o,
the cell room In our jail, filthy. nallseous and m
healthfnl in the extreme. In further connpr
tlon with the jail question we will say that res
pectahfe and prominent citizens Of our town
nave called our attention to the absolute lack
OF dlsclpllne among tbs prisoners. They are
permitted to get drunk, fight. hold pseudo re-
Hglous services. expose their persons to De
scrs-by, and use such loud, hoatcrDus blasnl,.
nous amt obscene language as to be an out.
rage ana a nuisance hat Shonld not be foera /.
Ell III decent community"
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
FOR SALE.

WILL sell for cash or on easy terms the fol
Ill lowing described property, viz:
l. plantation in Bellevue containing abou t
slNty-slX arpents, all thoroughly fenced and
drained, with tenant house and outbuldings
known as the SarciSse Richard place
2. plantation situated on the Courtableau.
containing four hundred and forty-two and
42llOO arprnts, about sixty arpents under peux
anu "lfe renee and III cultivation, with two
OF this tract consists of cypress swamp.
j. Several tracts Of wood land on the bayou
Ieche: situated between CouOn's bridge and
Barry's Landing.
The lst and I'd tracts are rented advan.
taseoalsly Tor the year 1874, and if sold | will
transfer rent notes to purchasers.
lal6t1 W. &. PERRAULT.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

Pnintc Coupte Banner: 1t is lumolej
that the reported removal of the Lollisi-
ana Lottery to Honduras was only a
blind intended to conceal its real design
of moving to + !orida, making the tow d
OF Tampa its headquarters. The fact
that the T. ID. and Pic. no longer inform
the public that the address of Paul Con-
rad is Puerto Cortez, but now leave
blank the space formerly containing
that information, looks Suspicious.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
lie DEMOCRATE DE ST. LANDRY.

Dap,es les dernltrca htAtlst'Ques, la
population italicnne, Ia fin do 1899,
etait Ge 31,S1S,e5l hah;tants; clio etait
an 22 dtcenore 1881 dc 99,459,5 ,52S habi-
tanta.
On W ccnStrulic i Lun'ifca une roue
d'acicr giRantesquu sUr lc modele de
hnltcnr de trOis cents pieda. \ So pc
riphcEIc scFOnt attaches qnarantc vol
! tnres p0uVant cOntCnir clacune qua
rantc persnnnc.. Les Quatre COLONIES
soutenAnt ! aEc dc Ia role scrOnt cgale-
, mcnt eli aCl"r ct CurtiundrOnt butt plate
lntmtN, awe tes restaurants, etc.
pendrr2aSt. la<soasin du maire llar-
risun, de Chicago est assure. dit-oD,
d'obtepir une nouvcile addition de
/ CaHsc. Les intieciDs charges dc SEN
Qucrjr de 81 condition mentate avaient,
parHlL-!l, en crande paric declare quill
ctalt ION Ct ctat tenu cachCes ces de-
cI&ration Lo pllsOunirr Il dcs aunl>
ruissant> 4Nl out contribute jeanconp
d argent r0ur 81 defense It Font cOnfiee
Il dcs agoctts distlugutS.
l.anHlrhistc Valiant, cciu uui a yuu-
III asSasSlncr cn glns les mcmbTes de Ia
chambs dcS deputies en- France en- Ian
cant an milieU d'euy, tout dernitremtnt.
urc bonnie c!I.rgce de dynamite, A ctt.
execute lnndi au lever du suiril, tt sc-
dclnit'rcs paroles ont etc: Mort il l.,
.ocitte' tongue vie L Ianarci:ie :" Les
cinSes Sc sOnt lassees tranquillement,
elaGe, sans donte, aux plccaution prises
par ia police.
81 les efforts tcAtc. s;tpuIs lungiemps
liAl les icpuhIicalns pour rompre IuuItc
dn SUD ont failIi, il est bIen probable
que les dcm0crates seront plus habiles Il
nttrlndre CT but, car lie congles demo
crate ajusqu'ici bicn travail!G pour celia.
Non s"ul"meht a-t-ll lcnssi Il changer
c sentiment politique dans les districts
oDsrtssiOnntls du Nnld OH les demo-
crates ctalent en- majorilc. mais encore
il a inspire aux lepub}icans du Sud as
S'Z de Cnntianre Ell leur force pour un'lis
oSent conptrr sur la probabilitG dune
vlctoiIa aux p!uciaincs elections d'ctat
ct dams Alabama lis repoussent toutes
0itrea De comprOms on de fusion pour
essavtr ellre un ticket cntiercment
rcpuh!icaiil
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
The Poor Insane
NO. City Item.

N O. City Item.
During recent visit of Gov. Poster
~ Mayor Fitzpatrick, the attention OF
the Executive was called to the condl-
tinn Of the insane in this city.
He was informed by the Mayor that
New Orleans was without proper ac-
commaiations for these afflicted ones
ana ID consequence, they had to he kept
in the Police Jail, a most unfit place for
them in every respect Gov. Foster
gave assurances that the State Asylum
ut jackson, would soon be in shape &c
afford shelter to this class.
This will be good news to the com.
munity. For years have the insane lain
in .iaiis when they should have been in
some retreat. It is the States duty tt
provide for the aementeG.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
ST. LANDRY HOMESTEAD AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

The S,. Landry Homestead and Liam ASsu-
citation vas incorporated the l2th day of
March, 1873, under the laws of the State OF Lou
isana, its first object being TO AFFORD, by cunre-
ration. 10 those who do not POSSESS them, the
means Of acquiring a HOME, and to encourage
Thrift, by offering il safe Investment and y Iil-
eral profit to those who Will Systematically save,
their earnings. Any person may become Il
shareholder hy subscribing for any number Of
shaleS, payable in weekly instalments of p
cents per share.
The Association does not ,tcaj III real estate,
but ii i, 4 Co Operative Say in@a Bank. in which
there is no privileged clite-, hut ALL members
participating cquitahll III the profits.
Loans are nlldc only to nfnihtr-, VINO par
tlcIpate i'll The profits and are interested in the
success Of the Association and The proper III
ytstnrnt Of its funds,
Members can withdraw ri any Iinlc by giving
thirty days notice TO the President. This com
mcnds the Association to these. whose tirninys
ma, vary or be uncertain.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

1t il regretable that every veteran,
and son and daughter Of veteran in
Louisiana vas not afforded an oppor-
tunity of hearing tue Grafton Of Gen
Gordoa on the last days Of the Confed,,
eracy. There ia no history Of the cly'I
war and those who were born since the
surrender at Appomatoz have but crnde
aud imperfect ideas of the great conflict
and they know little of the trials under"
gone and the valor and Eeroism therein
displayed: hence to have heard tho eIo-
uuent narration of one who was among
the chief actors in the great and gIori-
ous drama would have been Il precious
privilege as we'll as q rare delight
Ppipts COupee Banner
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

A very sensible thing is published in
the Calcasieu Gazette Of Nov. 3T, 1858 A:
"The patronage of newspaper in the
way of advertisements, etc, indicates if
1T is or is not published in thriving and
in hundred who seek new homes look
to the newspapers for it. It they find a
paper we'll displayed with local adver-
tisements they never fail in concluding
that it is Il business locality"
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
la Taille de Napoleon Ter.

Dams ii cuIu'nr franc lisc hu est. Lau.
dry Democrat, Jr lis les remarQues SUI
Ia taiilr tp Napo. con Premier, "du grand
hommc dit la notice. Les habitans Gt
la l1nnl>lhiie Iui ParIcnt trarcniS ont
prubhbcln"nt me graudu vcucration
pour le nom du grand gurrrier qui sub
jnGua hien DIES rois ct lit tlotter le dla
prau fraHcllS ~nr une grande partie de
lEnropt It meme au-leIu.
bien chrrs compat,iotcs, laissez- m oi
v"us dnnncr mon ihGt sur la taille de
Napoleon Ter trlle one l'histoile dc
France Ia prouvce Iepuis sa mott eft
It'S;o]re de Fhnmanitt.he tout temps.
i-olS4ue is I'cnp'e f,aucais Sc leva on
1889 pour rrnvrrser le systemic fcudal,
les l"is Il Europe sc coaliserent pour
fHirt 4 Ia France une g,lerre Il mort ct
retahIlr lc pouvoir de la royault
bouihnnnc. lie moment etlit criti-
que. Cno StuIe deiatc acricuSe pouvait
lElef it pays Sur ScS gcnouX devant
FEn'ope coa!iStir. Tn grand genie de
guerie, iDrcJucnx ct sans cralnte, etait
'lbsnInnrEt necesSnilt. La nGcessitc
produit lhomme. Napoleon, alors un
Jctlne hommc de 4 pcine vingt ans, s'a-
vancA ct dtnontla sou pouvoir stratc-
glIuc an siege de Toulon en- 1893. Bieu-
TOT apl cs. il SC nit !, In tete DIES armecs
tranEa'scs ct, par "a va|eur fougueuse,
ANNA SIS a0Idats It les rendit invinci-
hles' la Franc" rt la RtpubIique fu-
rent sauvtvs. 4 chaqun victoirc sur les
atmces de i'lnvasion, la tailie de Napo-
leon grandissnit.
Mais quaDd la France cut 1epousse
tous srs enneuis, lie grand genie de
gnerre dpnt la ttte touchait jusqu'aux
cleuX, ne put contenir son dGsir de con-
quotes: Les armtes de France, iusuue
lii sur Ia defensive, prrent une attitude
aggressive ct envahireut lEurope. A
chaque homne qui tombat sur 10 champ
de batallle, la stature dc Napoleon SAT-
falssalt ct Qnand les Anglais Ie conduit
rent Il St. Helene, il etait de petite taille.
MARIE LOUISE.
N.N folL Eah .Ot
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

The w. ID. Bogce Co, of Chicago. want
4 good hustling boy or girl in every town
in the United States and Canada to sell
their famous weekly illustrated papers
tho Saturday Blade and the Chicago
Ledger. They are 10 he sold on the
streets, in shops, stores, etc. Thousands
of boys are now making money doing
this. as it is m easy matter after once
fairly started. No expense to begin
Send name to above address, and re-
ceive instructions and stationery.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

The Alexandria Town Talk says, cor
rectly, that "an editor can generally
size up the farmer who makes plenty OF
corn for his own use, has hogs, chickens,
turkeys, and raises horses for his own
use. How does the editor know? Easy
enough such farmer takes his local
paper and pays for it promptly"
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
70 PER DAY
~ Easily Made.

We want many men, women boys, and girls TO
work for us few hour. daily, right in and around
their own homes. The businesA ia easy, pleasant,
strictly honorable. and pays better than any other
offered agents. You have a clear field and no
competition. Experience and special ability nn'
necessary. No capital required. We equip yon
With everything that sou need treat you well
and help you TO earn ten rimes ordinary wages'
Women do as well "a men, and boys and girls
make good pay. ANY one, anywhere, can 90 she
work All succeed who follow our plain and SIM
Pile directions. Earnest work will surely BRING
you . great deal OF money. Everything Is ne"
and in crest demand Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full information. No harm
done II you conclude not to 60 On with the
huaipaas
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

On iemis reinforcement sur lie tapis
Ia doctrine narwlnlenhe, ct la question
dc savoir 81 rhomme descend on ne des-
cend pas du quadrumane.
Cela d rappeEe une conversation entre
Angier ct Labiche.
On discutait precisement le probleme
ci-dessus.
-Allons .douc dit Augiel, est-ce qu'il
peut aVolr une comparison LIE SINCE
est un etre interjeur, puisqu'il ne salt
pas pHrier.
-Et moi, dit Labiche avec son bon
sour1ve nalquois, je crois que l'inferieur,
cest lhomme, parce quill ne salt pas sc
talre.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17

Here is the way 4 western editor puts
it: "if yon have anything you don't
want or can't sell. or something your
hogs won't eat, why in the thunder don't
you bring it TO the office aud apply it to
your subscription If you don't read
and have no use for the paper, take the
stuff TO the preacher, he comes next
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
GEORGE STlNsoN T. Co.,
Box A88,
PORTLAND, MAINE.

GEND twelve cents III postage stamps 10 .,
- CureDran Building. Washln2ton D.. alnt
Won will rcca! Sc -FOUR cnp.Ps OF KATE ElEln7
WARRINGTON. containing nnftfr OF spccl"t
interest Give nnma ant autiTt2E. anu -h5
where vnu Jaw This advertisement. mlh
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17


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FGsa'E

In. rlan17ss-und sugar N'h" rsv, ltr-~"
Clean rlcf closed active, NTH 4 good demand.
IusinesS was brisk and prices were steady
The demand for rough was also good and prices
were firmly maintained
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
5 Nj ALL FARMS S
For Sale at a Bargain.

l.ni !, section -, i . =. r. T., l24 6J1UO acres
LOT >. See" A. same I AMI Il, 2O4 1871 100 acres
lo1 ), Sec. ~. same r and +, IS 9GI 100 acres.
Sllualrd III Bayou ChicOt settlement and
partly improved.
These Lands have been patented by the Unit
@i States. 'IHnuary l.. 1884. under a re-surycy
executed by Geo. K. bradford, Esq, L. S. Dep.
uty Surveyor, and are choice upands
Will sell for part cash. balance on time.
Also of NV Sec "a, I 3 RE, State pat
e1f to J.. ID. HaE@erty. Sw of Sc Sec % Il 5 8
! ", I :. patent No. 4245. containing ~ acres
F. OF Sc Sec II and W of sw I, Sec 12, T4s
W, containing lGl 70llO0 acres. This is fine
timber Land. and adioins Marus Iandreneau on
the west. viii sell each lot separately, or the
whole. to suit purchasers. Apply to
j. ID. HAGERTY,
o"t143 Washington, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-02-17
SEG A r..


Louisiana Planter, Feb. 10.
AT the close of the week The local StlGar mar
ket WIS strong aud a sufficient demand existed
To absorb all offerings readily. Prices were
well maintained