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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-12-28
Various TopI s.

various IOpi s.
United States Consul Barker, at
TanQier, Morocco, reports a good mar
ket there for American flour, az wheat
is very scarce.
A dispatch from Plattsburg, New
York, says that valuable coal field
has been discovered in Altoona, Clinton
county. The vein il said to be from
20 to so feet wide and extends for
several miles.
Professor Robertson, Canadian dairy
commissioner, says the Dominion gov
ernment is considering project to en-
gage in the export of dressed meats
to England.
A corporation has been formed at
Des MoineS, Iowa, to insure banks
against burglary and The oss of money
in transit. y
Bra3straets. New York: Circul.
alton for Eovembar showed net de-
erase Of 81, G63 S37. A net decrease
of over &l3, o. O,000 is shown in the
Treasury statement Of changes in
money and bullion for the month
This total amo mt of money ia cir
ct,latien on D csmber / ataonntea TO
- Il, 504, l33, A79, witch represents
6cra&se of shout %A3, ,000, 900 as
cmpared Wit. the corresponding dato
ist year. The auount Of monay in
crculati5n por capita Oh December /
i.eetiYs5ad d, tbs Treasury experts,
o.tfahasis of y population of TO-
81, 90 st 822.Gi. which represents
u loot,aae Of Ii cents per capita for
tls mHnth ao3 Of 81 II sinc,, tho cor
rIspofding date last year
Chata nooGa rraoaanlan: Eight
cat cotton does not bring out the crop
i ,srse supply but the movement is
far and, together with sa!e that wero
n.ds when the market VS. higher,
las an encouraging effect general
bisinsss. Hhe South il in better fin
s.lciai condition that has been known
| tr many ysars.
! New York journal of Commerce:
The exp 1rtssof corn have to certain
extent, perhaps, taken the place of ex-
ports Of wheat. For fonr months Of
the fiscal and crop year the export Of
corn exceeded 21 900, 900 bushels,
. which is at very nearly the rate Of ex-
| porr'in the fiscal year 1894, when the
total for the year exceeded G5, ,000,-
900. Tne corn crop Of italy is re-
ported to be very poor, and the use
OF corn does not need to be Taught to
Italians; in other countries il may re
qulre an agent of our government to
y trodnce it, but the Italian peasantry
pow it well enough. Peouniarly the
creased IN corn export moro than
ffsets the decreased export of wheat
Ind flour, and the value of ali bread
stufs exported in four months in 1895
Is about four million dollars greater
than the value .of the like exports in
the corresponding portion of 1894.
Philadelphia Press: In anticipation
of a scarcity of sugar in Cuba, owing
to the uprising of the Cubans aeainst
Spain, the Philadelphia and New York
mercnahts have already taken time by
the forslock in efforts to secure them
selvss against any delay in filing their
prders by the purchasing from Honolu-
U planters of upwards of 80, 900 tons
pf sugar, to be deliverd here and in
New York in early spring.
Emperor Francis Joseph has grant
permission to women to study med
NJ in the universities of Hungary.
me new theological school connect
Ylth the American Methodist
Fppai church at Rome was recent
nalgurated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-12-28
WHITE PINE COUNTY
TAX LIST.
For the Year SOS.

The following is the total valuation
on which the several persons, firms,
corporations, hereinafter named are
assessed by the Assessor for the year
1895. Rate of Tax $3.45. Taxes
due November 4th, delinquent Do
cember End. 1896
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-12-28
WHITE PINE NEWS
published every Friday evening by
L: L. ELLIOTT. >
Terms OF Subscription.

One Copy, one year by mail. IS 90
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-12-28
JOB PRINTING.

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds of Job
Printing in frst-class style and at
living rates. orders solicited.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
Henry Edwin Kicker

This worthy farmer died Al his home
on the North river road an TUESDAY ~
last week, Aug. ~ lie bad been Is
since the preceding fall H. Ms ooe ~
the few residents that La bis hftH#
place on the coast lie sss 5 aausr ~
kennebunkport and Ma tbs .u ~
Iaehafiah and Abigail fstapirs1 Wetef
In ls5a h. vas united IN marriage. -
Augusta. IL Hannah : Bartlett ~
kingsbury who survives h.m us
home hal been In ~koehesaa fsf man.
years. and he lived an aHastIu1- and
upright If a large family II child.
ren grew AZ around him II tbe eleven
thar we're given, nine aaa sHH living
Four are IN Massachaseffs Ms Abh.e
+ Savage. and Alya J.. b Randolph.
benjamin in Fitehbafe AHa Edwin
b.. iniBaston A Henry. Is u H0ak.
land. and Ars tua WInsIaR u Ness
Gloucester Willis Raymond and Waiter
live al home The funeral ees place
on Friday afternoon aud sas conducted
by kex & y Hanson N excellent
choir ION East ~koe began fa8 ly \.
= Sanford Furnished lie tribute ~
song The barge attendance bespoke
the esteem IN which the deceased baB
been held bY tficuds and ae.eHt.rs
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

That the women OF ltah have light
to vote for the ratification or rejection
OF the new constitution and also for the
officers of the proposed state is de.
eision which has just been handed
down by Judge Smith AZ ogden The
snit Was brought by a Mrs Anderson
against a registration officer II wss a
special proceeding by maudamus re.
quiIing tie registration officer 10 place
her name in registration books as a
voter The registration officer appeared
by council and iled a demurrer TINS
brought the ease mp squarcly on tht
question of woman suffrage
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

Wonderful things are done in THESE
days. The completion of the Smplou
tunnel between Italy and Switzerland
will appropriately crown one of the
greatest engineering feats OF the pr&nt
generation. The tunnel will be twelve
miles in length making it the longest in
the world. Two tracks will be run
through the tunnel which is in reality
two tunnels instead oil one, the tracks
being separated by ffty-eight feet oil
hard rock, from end TO end. Enormous
as the cost of driving has been, it is ex.
peeted to prove paving venture in tile
matter of timc-saeing.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

From the Queens speech before the
English House of Lords and Commons
last Thursday, it appears that the Sultan
has not yet made his final answer in re-
gard to the reforms in Armenia lro-
posed by England, Public opinion is
united in denouncing the Armenian
atrocities and England evidently means
business in her dealings with Turkey in
this matter But great bodies move
slowly, and the realization of the much
needed reform seems very far in the
future.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

The tornado belt Ia America IS bad
enough, but it takes several III aag
tornadoes 90 cause the havoc of oas IN
Japan Japan is a small oouaty bat
the population IS dense and tho result
Of the tcrble tgphoons whioh useeh
the Japan sea il appalling BE- is not
many years aaae Tire country Ms
shaken and rent Is oae sc the eaIst
earthquake. ID mederu times. when
mountaiu- eefe feppiei io~n. axes
hned cities ss3 sa3 people k|3ea
By thonasnds NHa esmea neas - a
hurricane thaf Las zssee4 tbe lsss II
a Thousand persons That is mafe sasa
tbs whole ouml,ef sf soldiers Killed a
ths conquest 81 h5aa
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

We cannot see why discrimination
should be made against women when
they test the speed Of their horses on
the race course. The usual plan is 10
require ladies who contest for purses 10
harness their mays aud hitch them TO
the carriages before they can start ON
the half mile course Vow, why not re
quire men who test the speed of their
horses to do the same The practice Of
hitehing up quickly is worth more 70
men than TO women II this is not
popular with the gently the ladies
should not be required To do IT, serve
all alike, say We.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

Count Ito, Prime Minister of Japan,
evidently has characteristics unlike
those of the ordinary man. 1t is report
ed that he was created marquis with
out his knowledge, but refused pro-
motion in rank while certain of his
colleagues remain unhonored
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

1t is estimated by competent authori.
ty that half million bicycles have been
ing the past twelve months and that
fully one million are now in use in the
L. S. A. A vast number but it may not
be excessive
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

The Eastern Argus is led to observe
ut is surprising how nicely, in nine
cases out of ten, people of ungovernable
.tempers do govern their tempers. The
man who cannot possibly refrain from
striking boy or cripple when he gets
mad can be as polite as you please be-
fore a bigger man.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

Richmond Justice left to the
abused woman in the case the fixing of
sentence for husband arrested for
drunkenness and wife beating. Thirty
days in JAIL was the prompt decision.
That woman is real new woman. The
ordinary household martyr would have
forgiven the prisoner on the spot, fallen
ON his neck and been taken home for
another boating.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

But one ritired justice of the supreme
court of the United STAGES is living. He
is William Strong of Pennsylvania, who
is now in his eightysixth year. Judge
Strong is the oldest public man OF
national prominence in the United
States, and he is as hale and hearty as
either Bismarck or Gladstone.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
Honors to Co. Il.


organization. company f., second kegi-
ment Of National Guards has borne
very creditable part at the State Musters
held annually and won fully its share Of
prizes and honors. This year has been
no exception to the rule. IN fact its
honors have been more significant than
on former years IS, beside winning the
third prize on the Company team shoot,
fine picture "kearsatge and Alabama.
and Lieutenant Me Pheters securing the
| first prize In the Company Inspectors
| rifle contest,,a medal, the company was
awarded the prize of s25 offered by Col
Phibrook to the company having the
best policed quarters aud best obsery-
ance of military eourtesies during the
encampment. This award was made by
the inspecting committee appointed for
that purpose, composed OF Gen. Choate.
Lieut.. Col. Hoyt and LIEUT. Hersey Of Z.
S. A. La recognition of this distinction
Co. +. was enthusiastically eheered
when it passed the tents Of The First
! Regiment.
We regard tie winning of the above
prize by the company ia the highest
sense commendatory aud indicating sol
dierly qualities Of high order Company
4. is made up OF Industrious ard worthy
young men of our town and lie feputs-
tion they have made as good soldiers IS
gratifying 70 citizens of Our town
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

Boston Traveller 1t is evident from
reports that Ed Eleselton has made de-
cided success of the Samoset House at
Mouse Island, Me, this year. Though
large house, il has been utterly i'm.
possible to accommodate more than half
the applicants for rooms. The hotel
orchestra, with its morning and evening
concerts, has proven quite feature in
that vicinity, for every clear night
guests from hotels on adjacent islands
row or sail over to enjoy the hospitality
OF Mr.. Heselton. The Eastern Steam
boat Company have done much this year
towards making popular summer resorts
of Mouse and Squirrel Islands. Boothbay
and Pemaquid. Their boat service has
been perfect, especially in this. So in
the case of the early morning boat
which connects with the Kennebec
steamers, making it possible TO eat
supper in Boston and breakfast at Booth.
bay,
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

The strength of the Spanish army is
placed at 10, goo men, and the actual
number with the colors is 10000. This
force must be reduced 10y the o,ooo
sent to Cuba. Meanwhile the republic
cans of Spain are taking advantage Of
the absence of the large bodies of troops
in Cuba, and have made several at
tempts to overthrow the crown rulers in
prominent districts. The establishment
of a republic is the evident intention Of
the disturbers of the peace.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

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The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

Boston is justifably proud OF its new
public library and is finding ways to en-
large Is usefulness. The trustees have
decided to establish three delivery sta
tous ia different parts Of the city
where people can order books in the
morning and receive them in the after
noon. The Yankee idea of excepting a
good book in motion is commendable.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

d. George E Lorlmer pastor Of Ire
mont Temple. Boston, Who is now in
London reports an interview with Mr..
Gladstone ia " hieh the latter aid while
speaking Of the Armenian question
am desroas 10 have America special
lY Interested the work OF Armenian
reform Whenever England has deal
nes ~lth TIE sultan the Ottoman gov
efamsat thinks II is actuated by some
altcnor motive Bat America occupies
80 independent position and is SO far
removed datf Fire seat If European
polite. thal ~ public opinion VII have
great 1aaente u fhc East
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

why do You pass so short a time at each
watering place" Because don't want the
lady guests at the hotel to say, She's worn
that dress before
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

loco hard wood tooth picks only sets
al sampson corner drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
Did on Ever.

Fry Electric Bitte,> as remedy for
vour troubles. Ifaoc. get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found 10 be- peculiarly adapted to the
reliel and cure Of all Female Complaints.
eXertiug wonderful direct influence in
giving strength aud tone 70 the organs.
II YOU have Loss Of Appetite, Cen>tipa-
ion, Headache. Painting Spells, or are
Nervous Sleeple>S, EXcitable. Melan-
eholy or troubled with Dizzy spells,
Electric Bitters IS the medicine YOU need.
Health and Strength are guaranteed by
it, use. Only fifty cents al K. T. Pat
tens Drug Store.
There is to be a telephone from Far
mington through New Vineyard, West
New Portland and East New Portland.
to connect with North New Portland.
The contract for the furnishing and set
ting of the poles Is already made
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

sampson, he corner druggist Is sery-
Ing straw berry >yrUlS with hi, >sda
made from III season., berries
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

-aHp-aH. Iaoth powder lest on the
market 81 the esrH drug stere, OPP
aosHe iiage eaarH
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

les cream s6aa every day Al SIMPSONS
teraer bfaz store
The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22

An old lumberman says that At the
head waters of the Allega>h above Moose
head Lake. there are $1,000 hundred
dollar yiolins growing on two townships
Of land near Lobster AXE. Until lately
about all the spruce tit 10 make yiolins
was procured near Lake Savannah, y.
Y. but the rare and valuable trees there
are getting scarce and this new diseey-
cry will be hailed heartily both by tie
men who own the lumber and the violin
makers. The true fiddle spruce i
the ''abies rubra' of Gray'S botany. and
it seems To he fine grained variety Of
the "abies nigra, or black beer
spruce. which is common throughout
the eastern states. 1t is found on cold
hillsides at the far north. and is a slow
growing, close tibred wood of a reddish
tint, and is remarkably free from resin.
These are the general traits of the red
spruce, but it is only one red spruce in
a hundred that yields good violin stock
and the tree must be cut down and the
wood inspected before the hunter ear
decide. When the great forests have
been Invested OF these rare spruce II i,
difficult to predict where fiddle wood
will be procured. The peculiar condt
tons under which il grows will gen5el
il most impossible To grow it under eul
tivauon About % years ago a man II
Newport y II. planted the cone OF a
fiddle spruce tree in nursery hoping
as he said, to raise his own hddles.
They grew well, bat out of over 20,
+ seedlings there was not a single tree ii
/ to make into yiolinS.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-04-12
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Virginia Will Have One. Bill Now
Awaits the Governors Signature.

Virginia Will Have One. Bill Now
Awaits the Governors Signature.
At the time of the decision OF
our citizens to incorporate Vir.
ginia into a city the question ol
a municipal court was a factor in
the discu ssion, some wishing to
organize under the West Duluth
act, which provides for Il court,
While the idea prevailed that we
should organize under the gen.
eral statute for the incorporation
of cities, believing such act gave
to the municipal government
more power, and that an amend
meat to such statute could be
passed providing for the estab-
lishment of such a court in cities
of 5000 population or over, un.
der which head Virginia would
come according to the census of
the city taken in 1894.
TO that end and acting under
instructions from the council,
Attorney Palmer drew and for
warded to the St. Louis delega-
ton in the Legislature an amend.
ment to the general law for in
corporation which would afford
US the relief desired. This
amendment has, from late ad-
vices, passed both branches of
the Legislature and now awaits
out the signature of the COVER
nor to become I law.
The amended bill gives such
court Jurisdiction in cases involv-
ing sums of $500 or less, also in
minor criminal actions, will be an
appreciated innovation among
other advancements being made
by the city, and will tend to
bring to this city many cases for
trial which would otherwise go
to the district court at Duluth,
and to the contestants in civil
actions will save great portion
Of the expenses of necessity in
Cured in seeking justice through
the district court:
Inasmuch as the passage Of
the bill was delayed until too
late to order an election for q
judge Of said court at tho time
Of the regular spring election, it
is probable said judge will be APP.
pointed by the governor to fill
the unexpired term.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-04-12
AMONG THE MINES,

At the Fayal the fine new
plant Of machinery is on the
ground and will be in readiness
for operation in about ten days
more. At this mine are employ
Ell about one hundred men st the
present time, the force being
about evenly divided between
machinists and surfacemen and
miners. The shaft was sunk to
a depth of 100 feet and much de.
velopment work has been done
at the mine during the winter, q
stockpile of some 10000 tons be-
ing now on hand.
The Auburn will put in two
seven. ton skips this season. one
of them now being on the ground
ready to be put in place. with
"a machinery plant throughout
on a like scale the Auburn will
be enabled to do some grand
work.
The Bishop Iron company has
begun action against Thomas ".
Hyde to quiet title to certain
mineral lands in the celebrated
section 30 territory. Hyde
claims an interest in the proper.
ty. making a cloud upon the
iron company's title.
Osterberg Bros. are running a
diamond drill for the Consolidat.
ed, exploring property near the
new cemetery. They employ
four men, and are now down
about thirty feet. They have
struck nothing as yet, their pres
ent work being in sand.
The Oliver people put a small
force at work on Monday repair
ing their steam 'shovels and get.
ting in shape for active opera.
tions. Among other work now
being done q blasting crew and
work train is employed in getting
the cuts in better shape for the
shipping seaosn, and the open
ing of navigation will find the
Oliver in the pink of condition,
The Drake & Stratton company
got everything in shape for the
resumption of work on thel'
stripping contracts at the Lone
Jack and Oliver mines yesterday
and will have three shovels a.
work as quickly as possible. A
great number of the old employees
of this company, who have beer
absent during the winter, are re-
turning to the city preparatory
to returning to work. \.
After a heated discussion o,
the Reeves bill for the taxation
Of iron, noted in the columns O
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-04-12
S.. a. Wilcox was over from

S..A. Wilcox was over from
Mountain Iron on Sunday:
Come and see the new patent
chimney: Ten years guarantee.
Safest for walls and fire. Made
from galvanized iron. At tin and
plumbing shop, Virginia.
Supt. Jones, of the Mountain
Iron schools, was in the city on
Saturday.
81 pounds Of best granulated
sugar for 49, 90 at The Fair store.
M. H. Martin, Prop.
One of the peculiar things in
politics is that ofttimes the can
d,date who is hot after Office is
also hot after election.
Wallace, the Tailor; can give
you good value for your money
both in style and material. Give
him q call, 55~..@~
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-11-21
consumption Cared.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all
throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all nervous Complaints.
after having tested its wonderful cur
ative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt 1t his duty to make 1t known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and a desire to re-
lieye human suffering, | will send
free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. Noyes, $40 Powers
Block, Rochester, NY
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