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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-01-25
zeal AND GENERAL NEWS.


Another lease was let on the Cox
mine, this week.
Two men went to take out ore from
the Monarch Monday.
Several inches of rain fell last Sat-
surday and Monday.
airs. P. T. Dolan and son John
were in from Cherry Creek this week.
Heavy frosts have seriously dam
aged the California orange crop.
Russia's production of beet sugar is
estimated at III, 558 tons.
Work was resumed on the Grand
Deposit mine, north of town, yes
terday.
MIR. George Holmes left yesterday
to resume work at DeLamar.
1.-The recently discovered oil fields
20 Austria are yielding great guam
ztity of petroleum.
A state teachers institute will be
held in Nevada in the spring-prob-
faly at Reno.
Idaho is swarming with jackrabbits
and the farmers are making drives
and Strengthening jacks.
The first load of copper ore was
drought in to the smslter from the
Cox mine, Wednesday.
Joe Morris says the "Old Glory,
located a short time since at West
Camp, is opening up in good shape.
Considerable activity is displayed
III tao vicinity of Copper Flat and
West Camp, taking out copper ore.
Chris. Cstergard and Chaa. Cur
beth nave taken a 3 months lease o.
the Jim Grow. mine.
Ons eyed Frank and Moon, two
Indians, we're placed in the ''jug"
Thursday night, for disorderly con-
duct.
Judge Mack has instructed the
Douglas county grand jury to invcsti-
gate the Mrs. Saarsman murder case.
! j. B. Simpson who left for Eureka,
fhe first OF tue week, returned yester-
day
w. n. RfcCill was called to Deep
Greek thia week on business connect
eel with he estate of the late Il. w.
harrington.
The tax rate Of Nye county for 1896
has been fixed by the commissioners at
81 on the e103 valuation.
o. the ?, 600, 900 acre grant awarded
Nevads for school purposes by uncle
Sam in 1880 only about III, 900 acres
remain.
A dispatch from Berlin says Russia
ia negotiating for tho creation of
branch of the Banque Imperiale
Russe in New York.
d. r. Collins of Cherry Creek was
in Ely Tho first Of the week, settling
up the last quarters business. OF the
White Pine Transportation company.
w. I. Hartford, private secretary
for Governor Jones, has returned TO
Carson from San Francisco. Mr.
Hanforn WAS with the Governor ten
days, and believes the latter much bet
ter.
Barney Cosgrove was pardoned
yesterday at Carson. He served 20
years aud four months of life sen
ntnce for the murder, committed in
Elko, of his sweetheart.
The Do Lamer Idaho Mining COM
pany made a profit of S34, $50 on It's
November operations 3239 tons of
ore yielding S27, 400 dnllion ii the
mill.
The net earnings of the Anaconada
Montana Mining company from Feb
rnary 1, 1861, to June so, 1865,
were $40, 147, 552, O1.
Six instead of three taels CT genuine
opium were found i'll the lot discovered
at the race track. More developments
of rathor startling character in con-
nection with this matter may DO ex-
pected in a day or two says the Carson
News.
1t is rumored that N. Eager, Supt.
of the White River Land q Stock Co.
who went to Salt Lake City, just be-
fore the Holidays, has fallen deeply
l, e
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-01-25
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Scarlet fever is epidemic in our
town this week. There are several
cases now among the young folks, but
it is not of serious nature.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
SALISBURY, COCHRAN, EYAHS.

Chairman. Secretary and Treasurer
Elected by the Democratic County Ex-
eoutive oommlttee at its First Meet
Ing Yesterday Afternoon.
Organization of the new Democratic
County Executive Committee was Effected
yesterday afternoon willard Salisbury,
Jr., was elected chairman; X r Cochran,
Jr, secretary, aud Charles B Evans,
treasurer
The list OF election officers appointed
by the hundred convention was approved,
the various candidates expressing them
selves satisfied With the men named
A resolution declaring for bl partisan
convention was adopted and ordered sent
to the Republican County Executive
Committee. which meets on Saturday.
with a request that a subcommittee be
appointed TO confer with a Democratic
sub committee on the question. The
executive committee tnsn adjourned
until Saturday.
Az the meeting Of the Republican
County Executive COMMITTEES TO morrow
afternoon the Constitutional Convention
delegates and members Of the General
Assembly will be apportioned.
II do not believe that our committee
will ever agree to a bipartisan conven
tion, SAID one OF the members this morn
ing "The party sentiment is against
D
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
ENDORSE A GOLD STANDARD
THE WILMINGTON BOARD OF TRADE
PUTS ITSELF ON RECORD

By EndorslnR the Speech of Leonidaa L.
Hamllton-The Practice Of Local
Lawy ers oriticized-J. Edward AddickG
WIN Make Match Machines.
The WILMINGTON Board OF Trade last
evening placed itself on record IS IN
favor of gold as . standard. and en-
dorsed communication from the
National Business Mems League endors.
ing the speech Of Leonldas l. Hamilton,
delivered before that body. Daniel w.
Taylor and Caleb P. Johnson wanted
to table the letter. but on motion OF
Josiah Marvel, both 1t and the speech
were endorsed
Mr.. Taylor then called attention TO the
fact that the Diamond Match Company
had abandoned It's plant In Wilmington
and asked why this was done. BE
suggested that 1t was part OF the busi-
uess OF the bosrd to secure new indus
tries, not to lose old ones
Iursply to this question the informa
tion was rendered that the company had
been forced to move for two reasons.
One Was that the machinery WAS of O
style out of date, and the company did
not want to put In new, for various reR-
OF Wilmington were more susceptible
to the fumes OF the PHOSPHORUS. owing
to the climgte being cal ,ulated 20 breed
malaria The employees were very liable
to disease Of the jaw, and when they
became sffiicted they at once brought
suit against the company
This statement WAS accompanied by |
covert slap at the lawyers for seeking
cases where employees we're hurt aud In
ducInR them TO sue One instance wai
cited where a man had his hand smashed
aud seven lawyers were to see him In 2
short time afterwards.
A. g. Reed took up the eudgels In ba
half Of the lawyers. claiming that thel
we're SIS good aud "a honest as Ia an
other CITY, and that x employers would
bs mora careful Of their employees, anS
care for them In case they we're hurt
there would be no Law suits
Some one maGe motion that com
mittee investigate the practice o
lawyers, and another suggested tn
fixing Of lawyers fees by law, but botl
were frowned down
President William Lawton stated tha
J Edward Addicbs and wealthy Ns'
Yorker were interested Ia q paten
match making machine and proposed 4
build them for the market. They woul
also manufacture matches and sn sifor
should be made TO get them TO locate !
/ Wilmington.
The matter WAS referred TO the WI
mington Industrial Improvements Con
pauy. after which the board adj0urne
until Thursday, September g.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
INFLAMMATION Nsws NoTEs.

President Cleveland has nominated
George +. Smithers, OF Delaware, 10 be con-
sui at Chung King. China.
For second hand furniture at rock bottom
prices 20 10 Conway's Sixth and Lombard SITS.
The Afro-American Political Rights
League has adopted resolutions endorsing
Mckinley for Che Presidency
Yes erday afternoon PrOthonOtary VOL
ley granted hrat naturalization papers TO
Antonia Sarducolo. Tommssso Loreto and
Giovanni Ontonuccio. Italiaos.
For a good 10 cent meal 90 TO the City
Restaurant. 80 King street.
Nearly 2 900 persons saw the dancing ex-
hibtion by eight little girls at m ellpot Park
last niSht. Special int, rest WAS tai en- In tho
dancing OF BABY Glover. 0 We trs old, which
was ssxceptionally.pretty and graceful.
Electric lights on Market and Fourth
streets were extinguished for Few minutes
last night about s 40 O'Clock by the burning
out OF the fnsible plugs.
If you wish good cement pavement 90
| TO Simmons and Brother, 4ls Market street.
AT st. Paul's NJ. K. Church tonight Rev.
| l.. r. Barrett Will speak on his impressions
at the General Conference at Cleveland.
The eye and ear de partment or the
Homem pathic Hospital has been reopenea. =
"A handsome portrait OF President Charles
Baird OF the Boar of Education has been
presented 70 Wilmington High School Library
Rev. A. p MIhm. pastor Of tho German
Baptist Cnurch, will speak on "A Happy
Choice" at the " NJ. @. A. on Sunday aftsr
1 noon.
"A black cat. evidently trolley car ivIc-
/ tim, lies near the tracks at Eleventh and
/ Market streets.
| e. p, Williamson has returned from the
| canal loaded down with eight mill reaches,
| cleaned and really Tor the pan.
"A new aoor is being laid In the office OF
Master CARPENTER Smith at the T., w. q
b railroad station.
| The body of Mrs. Amanda Brown, OF Phil
| adelphia who died at newport News, Va. on
/ Monday passed through Wilmington on the
way 10 her former home this morning.
| The jackson and sharp Company is COM
pleting cars for the Kennebec Central and
1 Central Vermont railroads.
| The steamer Endeavor is making daily
/ trip from Bridgeton to Philadelphia with
| berries.
The p w. & b. railroad bridge over the
1 Brandywine is being repaired, new ties bslng
put In place.
| The three masted schooner George
/ TaulAne. DR.; Is dischar xin9 cargo OF lumber
i Al the r. w. q B, railroad shops
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
OHR Year 1T THE CAPITAL.
ing Report of the Health Department
at Washington for the Past Year.

Secret AIRY Frazer Receives the Intsrest-
ing Report of the Health Department
at Washington for the Past Year.
E B. FrsEsr. secretary OF the State
Board Of Health, has received the report
Of the health department at Washington,
d O., for the year ending June l. 1896
The population is estimated at $50 392
deaths white. 9.114; negroes. 2 451
total. 5 565; death rae in the 1000 of the
Inhabitants, 90 57 death rate white,
16 81 negroes, 2S is.
The physicians to the poor treated
10 100 paupsr patients, of which 6 1856
were white and 964 negroes The med
icine furnished cost SO 347 10; number
of visits made, 23 625 There were
1,775 deaths of children under
years age. (Sl 81 per cent of the total
mortality Of whom ,257 we're less than
l year old; $50 were white aud 945
negroes
There were 248 violent deaths re-
ported. or these 207 were by accidents,
Z homicides and "a suicides. OF the &C
cidentRl deaths 10 were caueed by steam
railroads and by street cars There
were IA deaths from inhsling illumin
atiug gas, 30 by drowning, SO by falls
and 80 by burns and scalds OF the 81
suicides 10 were by gunshot, 8 by mar
cotic poison, by corrosive poison and 5
by inhaling illuminating gas
Births 4 794; white, 878 negroes 8
/ .916 624 were illegitimRte, 104 being
white and 500 negroes; still births,
white, 2O1; negroes, 3S9; total $40
Unwholesome food condemned during
the year: Mests and sausage, A 600
pounds; poultry. all kinds, mum
Der 5000; fruit. 400 bushels /;
Foreign fruit, 3 900 dozens; grapes,
berries, cantaloupss. grapes, 5 QUO
pounds; berries. 3 600 quarts. Other
vegetables, Al, 900 buuenes. Fish in
spections, etc., 30, 600 punches; oysters,
450 600 bushels; CLANS, 3 800 600; crabs,
s6l. 300; herring and other hsh.
II. 900 O0O
Dead animals removed. 1872; gar
bRge. tons removed, 23. 227; high soil,
barrels, 8, 100
There were 1901 dogs impounded
horses. 80; COWS, 26; nulsanoes re
ported. 81 423; priviss full, leaky and
filthy, 10, $50.
Registered physicians in the District
OF Columbia. practiclng, number 1895
undertakers registered, 104
During the year there were 927
analysis made. viz: Milk, $40; water.
BAL; cream, 81; examinations for coroner
6; miscellaneous IA. OF 314 sam olss of
water analysed, 3S were condemned; 81
wells In private families; milk, AL were
found to be SKINNED, 8 watered, (both
TIE report contains 3S6 pages apC
seven maps Of the city of Washington
93x83 inches, These maps show priviel
In district. 95e; box privies in Wash
ington, 7.769; Georgetown, III; county
8, 1898; total, IA 092 Ths maps are verl
interesting. The deaths are shown II
each block, and the disesse, sex ant
color.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
EgW BOILER FOR TIE CRENAIORY.
one Now In Use ia Too Small and Besides,
II Has Cracked in Several Places.


at the meeting OF City Council last
night the city tresfurer reported the
balarcs In bank to be $40. 1888 n; special
park fund, SAC 750 He reported having
received from Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
$500; Eugene NJ SAyers, $500; James
Wilson, $25 IS; O Pyle, $40 90;
IS s Adams, $445 10; L T Grubb,
ss2 so; s. P. A., $5050
The monthly report OF the chief
engineer Of the Fire Department WAS
order, filed
The coal oil inspector reported having
inspected 10 070 gallons OF oil during
Msy. The milk inspector reported
having inspected s 100 quarts OF milk In
224 inspections The uperIntendent of
the crenatory reported having destroyed
427 tons OF garbage; A engs gallons of
oil used, 972; coal, u 2. The 5 p.
O. A. reported hsvlng npounded 9S
dogs aud 20 cattle Five dogs were left
over from April OF the number i'm
pounded In Nay 10 dogs were killed and
10 were redeemed; . were left in the
pound 30 cattle were redeemed
The building Inspector reported
having issued 40 permits with a valus-
tlon OF $50 All during May. Three
chimneys we're condemned during the
month.
The clerk OF the Municipal Court re
ported having collected $442 10 fnes
fees and costs during May
petition was offered by Mr.. Watson,
which was addressed to the Street and
Sewer Department, and 1t WAS referred
to that body. The petitioners wished to
have Seventeenth street between West
and Washington and West street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
curbed and paved
Mr. Oberly moved that the cremAtory
committee be authorized to advertise
for proposals for furnishing a three
lorse power boiler for the crematoiy.
He stated Ia connection with the motion
that the boiler was cracked Ia three
places and that sinse It was being over
worked and compelled to resist 100
pound steam pressure 1t was dangerous.
Mr. McNulty stated that the boiler
WAS entirely too small when placed there
1t has been forced to do so much work
that 1t is ruined. II Is impossible to re
pair 1t. The motion prevailed
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
~ wuI ProbabIv come.

It is understood that Rev 7. H Mo
Curdy, Of Peoria, ILL.,. has decided to
accept the p4storste of Csntral Presby
terian Church. Members OF tbs copgre
CATION ere rsticent, stating that they can
say nothing until after tonight when
Mr. McCurdy will announce his deter
mination TO his congregation out 10
Peoria. There seems to be no doubt that
he will come to Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
New Man in Town

Theodore Ferguson, son Of Register In
Chanoery Colen Ferguson. was q years
old yesterday. As a recognition Of the
event his father gave him handeome
gold watch This morning ChAncellcr
Nicholson swore him in as deputy register
in chancery and clerk of the Orphans
Court. He has been acting as deputy for
nearly two years, but, not having
attained his majority, he could not
uualffu
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Mrs. Anna Fell,s Sad Accident.

Mrs. Anna Fell. prominent member
of the Society Of Friends. aged 95 years,
and mother of Ezra and Samuel T Fell.
is suffering from bad fracture OF her
right hip She was walking to supper at
the home OF her daughter, MRS Benja
min Highfield, No 1897 West Fourth
street, when she slipped and fell DIS.
Lukens, Cooper aud Carmichael reduced
the fracture.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Mr.. swArts is Popular .

Rev. Ezar Tinker told an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter this morning that
Rev. w. P. Swartz, formerly pastor of
CenkAl Presbyterian Church. Is making
himself very popular In PoughkeeDsle,
where he has one OF the wealthiest
congregations In the city Mr. Swartz
preached at Heading M. Il Church for
Dir. Tinker last Sunday week.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
FRIENDS MEET AT LoNewooD.
The Historic Old Meeting House Nea
Kennett Square Opened Again.

Ihe Historic Old meeting House Near
Kennett Square Opened Again.
A number OF progressive Friends Of
Wilmington went to Kenneth Square,
Pa, this morning to attend the rorty-
fourth yearly meeting of the society at
the famous old LOngvood Meeting
House st LonRwood. near KeDnett
Rev. Alexander T. Bowser, pastor Of the
Unitarian Church, Wilmington. will
address the meeting this afternoon on
the subject: "A Rational View of the
Supernatural In Religion and in Life I"
The address will then be discussed by the
congregation.
Ex Governor John P st John, OF Kan
sss will address, the mseting tomorrow on
the currency question. Governor St.
John is well yersed on the subject. He
Is broad guege prohibitionist, formerly
a Republican. he is of the opinion that
the Republicans will nominate Mckinley
on the first ballot at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
You Arc Invited .

j. Writ Willis. the enterprlslng young
business man, who recently opsned a
handsome, modern. up-to-dRte cigsr
emporium at No 724 Market street., would
be pleased to see his friends and patrons
there Saturday evening, between 8 and
II 80, when he will serve lemonade and
cake as a souvenir of the opening OF his
nav store
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
DIV Denr Ysunw friend,

Don't you think you hsd better invite
your best girl to 60 with you 10 Wash
ington Park ON the DelAvsref You may
be painfully surprised by seeing her
board th- boat with that bitter enemy Of
yours, IL you don't.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
CentrAlIa Pulnit on NundaY.

Rev J d. Thompson, Of Montgomery,
N r., will occupy the pulpit Of Central
Presbyterian Church ON Sunday. While
la Wilmington he will be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs William s Prlckett at No.
1907 West Fourteenth street.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
nav Dom Younr FrIentI

Don't you think you had better Invite
your bsst girl to 90 with you 10 Wash
ington Park on the DslAware9 You may
be painfully surprised by seeing her
board the boat with that bitter enemy Of
youre. III Won don't.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Havorford Team Here,

The Haverford cricket tenn, which
will play the Delaware Field Club team
at Elsmere this afternoon. arrived in
Wilmington this morning. Before COINS
to the grounds it took a trolley ride te
Shallnnt Park and Gordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Trying for Honor places

The children of the tenth primary
grade in the public schools are trying
hard for places on Superintendent
Hsrlan's roll OF honor and are trying q
new set of test questions in fractions
submitted to them yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
trustees in sassIsn .

The trustees OF the State College for
Colored Students are In session at H Q.
Conrnd's offios this afternoon They
have made provision for rebuilding the
Morkshop at the COLLEGE.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
uommenoement Id Princeton

Beginning tomorrow snd continuing
until next Wednesday will be commence
meut week at Prncston College. The
l49Ih annual commencement win be held
in Alexander hall at 10 30 q m. on
Wednesday. Judge j. Frank Ball will
attand
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
nrndInm Prlce ninrclan.

The Duke at $50 90 is best value ever
offered Ia bicycles at = medium price. A
large shipment received this morning by
Pyle Cycle Co., agents
Evening journal., 1896-06-05

Father McMsnus will preach next Sun
day evening In ST. Mary's Church at 80
Subject, Tho Soul In Sciance and Art. "
Public invited.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Crabs and Clam

Received daily, sold in lots to suit buyers
ard very low for srot cash q. w
SPIcER. No, 106 East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
NOrIOHs.

AIRS. WILDER WILL RECEIVE HER
vi friends altar Church street.
NOTICE In conformity with the pro-
IN visions of the act of the General Assem-
bly,, notice is hereby given that an application
wifi be made TO the Honorable lgnatius q.
Grubb, Judge of the Superior Court of the
state of Delaware. resining In New Castle
county, on saturday. the tn day Of Jure. A.
ID 1896 at 10 O'clock a., M. at the County
Court House, in Wilmington. for the incor-
upration of ! literary Association. called
the Phoenix Literary Association. the object
of which Incorporation is to associate persons
together for literary purposea. DC.
HERBERT H WARD, f-
Attorney for incoIp orators.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
HERBEHT H. WARD,
Attorney for incofp orators.

r ADTE~l Chicheeter's English Pennyroyal
4 4 pills Diamond Brandt are the best safe,
reliable. lake no other. Send 4c, STAMPS for
purficulars "Rellef for Ladies'" In letter by
return mall. Az druggists. chichester Cheml-
cal Co., PhilRdelphis Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05

Father McManus will preach next Sun
day evening In st. Mary s Church at 80
Subject, THE SoHl In Science and Art
Pubic invited
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
HELP WANTED.
UTANTFD-A PRESS FEEDER. APP
wv To HOMER BARRY. S13 Shipley str,

VXTANTED-A FREss FEEDER. APPLY
wv to HOMER BARRY. sl3 Shipley street
A GENTS WANTED FOR TAILS OFTH
IA Civil War''-ss told by 4CO veterans on
both sides. mething new. Hundreds OF great
War Pictures. COS pages. one agent reports / lC
orders for Is days. Write quick Peop'e's Pub
lishing Co.. 394l Market St.. Philadelphia.
g ALEsMAN WANTED-Sl00 to SIPS per
Dmonth and expenses to introduce our goods
10 the trade. Staple line; position permanent
pleasant and desirable. Address.with stamp,
King Mfg. Co., D. 50, Chicago.
UTANTED-LADIES TO LEARN BAUGH-
w mans Adjustable Tailor system; cat
ting, bastirg and boning Thoroughly taught
ladies' taught on their avn garments. Fol
fu-ther information apply at Singer Manufac.
y. O'Neill, 2lq West Third ST.. Chester. Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05

New York Herald Weather Forecasts.-The
disturbanpe before reported in the northwest
IL naW central near Lake Superior. IL Will
move slowly eastw srd, followed In the lake
region to-nig ht by thuDderstorms and probe-
bly, by local IhundaTstorms in this sec
tion and New England By tomorrow After
noon or night. warm wave" in the West
in whicn an official maximum shade tempe r.
ature Of 100 degrees was reported yesterday.
will he Increasingly felt In the Central
States to-day and Ia the Atlantic states ex-
capt perhaps on the coast lines tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05

paper Withdrawing the charge and
Judge Ball discharged him on payment
Of costs, warning him to beware of re
repetition Of the oifsnse.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
Tne weather,

In the Middle Atlantic States and New
England to day. fair, warmer and more sultry
southwest u southeast winds. followed by
partial cloudiness and haze on the co ssts.
On Saturday In both OF these sections fair 10
partly cloudy warmer and sultry weather
viii prevail W Ia fresh aoutherly winds. fol-
lowed BY local rain ava thunder storms In
the afternoon or 1t night and on Sunday fair.
warm weather with slight temperature
changer. preceded by local rain on the New
England COASTS.
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
He is the New Warden.

Howard ] Reed the recently appointed
warden .t New Castle jail was arraignsd
on : charge made by his wife, Mary j.
Reed. of assault @. B. Evans appeared
for him. Mrs. Reed had agreed to sigu a
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
o 10 KINGS.
EWING MAUhINEs.

y ACCOMPLISHMENTS NJ. D.,
L el6 MARKET STREET,
,de THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
" York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
MIC and Wills Eye Hospital.
10 EXAMINES EYES FREE and RuAran-
s satisfaction.
LID GLASSES, $500,
Evening journal., 1896-06-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Superior Mineral Waters.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

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