The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-06-15

inches wide; it is first class lumber in
every Particular, and rivals the Truck
ee lumber in quality.
4 San Francisco telegram says that
the immigration Commissioners have
found four hundred JapS, many in the
uniform of Japanese soldiers, st Liv-
ern1ore Valley ranches, to the exclu-
sion of white men. The commission
erA believe they are all laborers and
will probably deport them. -.
Tom Watson says that never since
the "Wonderful One FL Shay" went
to pieces in one comprehensive, stimuli
taneous and complete smssh-up--an
epic Of utter annihilation-has there
been such an Gll-round catastrophe as
that which has happened to the Dem
ocratic party.
A Logan, Ohio, special says. ga
wagon passed through Logan today
rom the far West with this rudely
painted inscription on the canvas covs
er: Kansas for starvation N ebraskR for
He'll and Damnation; Colorado for ir-
rigation: To He'll with the Democratic
Administration; ] ana for free silver,
and am on my way back to Ohio to
Live with my wife and Relations.
The Carthage (Mo.) Critic says:
Some men are born fools, some BE-
come fools after they are born, and
some act the fool for fun; but the
very biggest fools that ever fooled 9TH
or fools are those who pirate about
sound money in the face Of the fact
that money ia the creation of law,
nothing more, nothing less.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Ken
nedy on the inst, between Thomas
Jenkins, night Waterman at tho Jsn-
kins mill, and G. II. Mcintosh, astoro
keeper in Kennedy. The shooting
grew out of dispute about the own
ship Of some tailings. Both mon were
wounded, Mcintosh probably fatally.
Tho organization known Is the
Farmers Alliance, is gathering itself
together all over the countr Y. 1t is
pricking up its ears and calling loud
~ for silver in every portion of the
country. Shout and kick Mr.. Farm
ers Alliance, that is tho only wayto gain
strength ard make an impression.
Dead things are no good; lot the PEG
Die know YOU are alive.
Some Of the populist organs are be-
ginning to surmise that if the organi-
cation Of rational Silver party ma
teriallzes, that it will work tho ever
lasting ruin Of the Populist party by
stealing its thunder. The pops feel
very indignant over the matter and
don't like the outlook ut all. Some of
the more ferocious OF them ara be-
coming wild-eysd and dub " arnsr as
"Boss" Warner and say that he as
pires to become the political dictator
of America.
It's eating us up. The interest
bearing debt in tho United States
amounts to more than $40, 800, 900,
600 and this yearly interest amounts
to over three billions. More than the
value sf all our products. How long
can we live under such a drain2
What will We do when all of our prin-
cipal has been absorbed by The Usur-
er's charges2 Then he will want his
"pound of desh!" Will we see this
going on and sit idly by and allow
ourselves to DO enslaved for all timer
Wake up ere it 10 too lats. --Rsasoner
John and Thomas Freehill who were
arrested last Sunday for unlawfully
OBTAINING and branding n calf belong
ing to the estate Of Mrs. Julia A
Briggs now deceased, have had their
preliminary examination, which oc-
cupied the greater portion of three
days. Tho case was tried before JUS
tice Weber and resulted in binding
the defendants over in the sum Of
$3.50, to await the action Of, the Grand
Jury.
The mining and Scientific Press"
says John P. Jones, John w. Mac
Kay, D. o. Mills, Irwin G. Stump aud
other moneyed men prominent in
mining matters, are about to form
New York company to promote the
exploration and sale of American
mining properties. The waning inter
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