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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
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o9 MATTE ri u1e ba9lis forbpbe os i
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ipr Of Dor Summer al benne; ba piloe
ri f6rt f%oritaa, ri npOe bet pirfeltse
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@ape. Nf gfaturen bar bun messt till
ba9ebolbenbe, os berfor matte bun
ltaoig PED enboer Offentlis Sptreben
fempe meb fin Anslt. 6apoe bun ba
iunset fin S(nslt ub at Sjertet os after
nnet en- flor 9r;unf, funbe bun lise:
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enbfgnt ie9 bapbe f%ortient bet forme.
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beberite fine fem Sanier, a q bet sels
Der! Sporleoes ital jes nOfiOm tatte
Guo for bet" gner: rSpilfen en-
5plelie al CUBS gferpereli e man fplbes
al, naar man fan bibrage til at op.
bp9se Ell Mennelfemensoe! Set er en-
flor SUBS Naabe!"
Sun ia9oe ertsans til ben barpmte
8laoeripilerinbe Sonatbu: vppub er
9eroen, ION Soft tale ON? Seq peb
fife, bpao Serben er; ieg ipnser for
Seius &riitus."
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gore life en- Ii9uo af ben, men logger
ben peO &oriets SOB os title ale uure
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ben ogenbe Os optanone 5relier, ban
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8en9e, bun tjente peo fin Sunit. Oct
ipntes benoe %inarere en- gtaabe, at bun
funoe f%ortjene Iaa nan9e 8en9e til at
bjelpe andre meb. gtapnlis pilbe bun
srunoe SfOler os 8srnebjem / fit Ja'
orelano, Guerise. 5or benne Says
Sfplo fpreto9 bun lin bergmte &eile til
Norbamerifa, en- &eiie, iom Dr.. @ilz
fins nermer belfriper / fin Bog:
rSennp 2ino, ct geciliabiaeoe fra ben
epanseliife &irfe." Nf De 3 NtiQ.
DOl., iOm benne &ejie inobragte benoe,
gap bun fpritelise @aoer til forifelise
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Og 9oipitnler, Os benbes 9@gtefe1e itob
trolis peo benbes Stbe meb &aao %
9auo. Sun a belt isennem al famine
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rbaube jes funnel este en Manb, Der
life buuoe fplt bet famine for bisie 6ors
maal; ieg piloe bape iust til BAN;
Seq Del leo pel."
8eb gfterretninsen ON benbes 9sb
iasbe ben operraif eoe Drowning Marie:
yMin bprebare, forflarebe @eninbe
f%orener MI lin Stemme meb @nsle=
forene, Der looipnser ben almastise."
Sennp Sinh pleiebe ofte at ii9e:
r@uo pere louet, leg peb, bpor nit
Sebrelano er!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
Mort.

ROrrelpenbenter, Der ienbe nuset til
vOaniteren", os snite bet inbrpttet /
ferte Drummer, bebes ienoe bet iaa tibs
Iist, at ri tunne baue bet ieneit Eirs=
bag MOrseu. Sra f%iernere pIabier
maa bet afienpes ieneit 2prbas, fra
ne~rIissenbe Steber ieneit Manbas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
XXI.

,Sre6 pua Soroen"
bar btmnelif Slang!
yfSreb pna Sprben"
lsb @u9les Gang.
Sreb p9 @l9oe
be fel9es ab;
be9se 10 famine
fra 9piets Stab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
0naO bill Gnoett bItpe?

2abp Marp @ortlep Wontasue for
teller / tit @erf en- interesiant 9iitorie
ON en- aniet tartariif &onse. San reo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01
Rre. sstnsIotp,s sootbsma enr.sp

II ct sommelt. sobt prppet DtiboeI. iom tSoper. 50
Smaeborn / Sanoperionen ureb fulofommen
Sntces. Oct beroltser Barnet, blsbsier @numerns,
formtHoffer SetRneelien, hulmer Smerten, beibreoer
bebfte Nibbel mob Giorhoe. Selees at Grueqiiter
oueralt / @erben. 1ttien Ct rs GentS TIalfen.
Suif at iorlanse WtrS. @tusIutpc SuotbicG
G1rAp og tag insen anbeH Sla9s, bo Wtpore Dl
6ROs ben at uGre ben beSite Etebicin / Ennbperiobeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-01

r2Qeneite Gu6 / 6immeris
ife 2op os @ris for i'm 9taube,
iom ban bar os itentet fabetIis,
at fri os al Spnoens @uaOe!
4aa Sorben er tontuten itor 6rp6 Os Sreb,
ri Wenneifer maa bel globes peo
SUBS 0nbeit % gobe @iQie!"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
Public Reduc tlon Works.

The passage OF an appropriation bill
at the coming legislative session TO sup
ply funds for the establishment OF pub
lie ore reduction works in prominent
mining districts OF the State, where
owners OF small mines could have their
ore worked at a cost that would pay a
small interest on the outlay for the
plant, win result in placing the author
of such a measure with both feet in the
middle of the road leading to immor-
tality.
So far the mining legislation in this
State has been confined to lingering
with the statues relating to tho location
of mineral ground until every coneeiv-
able obstacle Is thrown In the way of
obtaining title TO mining ground by
making II possible to rob the poor pros.
pector Of tho fruits Of his labor after
developing rich body Of ore through
some technlcality, should there be a
future contest for the ownership.
The establishment OF public reduction
works under the plan mentioned above
would result In vast increase in the
bullion product and wealth Of the State
and doubling Of its population in the
next two years. Virginia Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
DaIryine Profitable in Nevada.

Mr.. James s. Lyons, who owns a
small ranch eight or ten miles from
Wells, Elko county, gave the Herald
the following statement concerning the
profits to be made in dairying:
Farming, when properly attended
to, Is as remuneratiye as any other
business. During the fall OF "a [ en-.
gagged in farming and stock raising on
a snail scale and shortly after tried the
dairy business az an experiment. Dur
ing 1898 ! milked, on sn average. TWEEN
ty cows day. In the winter they were
fed wild hay, and pastured during the
summer months. From these cows /
sold 3, l02 pounds OF butter from Jan
usry list to December 3lst; my family
consumed on an average, about five
pounds week, which makes the total
production about 8. 402 pounds.
Each COW MIXED during the wear
raised a fine calf, and during October,
ao1d number ofthe calves for $40 each.
Pork Tod on milk was sold Mt profit OF
slOc. During has.ny lad hired help,
but myself and family performed A.! &c
work during the remainder Of the wear.
! am not talking TO hear myself boaet.
cur S.iDply 10 answer your question
whether farming and i's aaxEiarie- In
Elko county pays the farmer for lime
end ia Dor expended "
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19

And now comes Thomas Wren before
the Bar of thd People-not the Doubt
ing Thomas, but the Slippery Thomas,
who looks not into mems hands for the
prints OF the nails, but for the glitter
OF the coin. A fine man he, who ve-
hemently declared on the streets oil
Reno last September to the editor OF
this paper that this railroad gang
must be broken up, that Stewart
must be defeated and that he was GO
ing to stump the State against him, and
further that A. c. Cleveland was the
man for the people; indeed fine man,
who stumped the State against New
lands, not against Stewart, and was
paid, according to popular report, by
Stewart for doing it; yes, yes, super
fine man, who Is now at Carson work
Ing hand and glove with Wallace and
the rest of the railroad gang" for the
reelection of Stewart. We INDUCED
In some very complimentary remarks
about election time concerning the Hon
orable Thomas, for which may the good
Lord forgive US, as we shall never for
give ourselves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
The Referendum.

Perhaps no experiment In politics ID
at present more discussed and less un-
derstood than that of the initiative ana
referendum, law which has recently
been adopted in South Dakota. The
South Dakota constitutional amend
ment provides that when as many as
five per cent OF the registered voters oil
the state demand any special legislative
act the Legislature must, AZ the ensu'
Ing election, submit the proposition to
the people, Should majority of the
voters approve 1t at the polls, 1t be-
comes a law. The referendum Is Sc
cured by provision that II five per
cent oil the voters formally object to a
bill which has been passed by the Leg
islaturs the bin must be submitted TO
the people at the following election. and
must stand or fall according to the vox
populi as expressed through the ballot
box
II thu experiment garks al right in
practice, 1t Is just what Nevada needs,
and If coupled With the election OF Sem
ators by popular vote the people might
get such legislation as they want. The
Southern Pacific or any other corpora
tion would soon get tired Of trying To
bride majority Of the voters IN the
State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
4 LIE NAILED.

The Carson Appeal, which Is edited
by Senator Stewards private secretary,
made the assertion that Colonel Jack
Chinn was sent to Nevada by the Ma
tional Democratic committee. The
Democrats of Reno were naturally In.
dignant that the National committee
should send such man, Of any man,
for that matter, to our State to inter.
iere with tho Senatorial contest here,
and. while few believed it, ali we're de.
sirous OF learning truth, so the follow
ing dispatch was sent yesterday to
Washington:
RENO, New, Jan. IL, 1899.
To SENATOR ], K. JONES, Chairman
of the National Democratic Com
mittee:--
Colonel Jack Chinn, OF Kentucky, Is
at Carson Extensively interfering with
the Senatorial contest. A Carson pa.
per In substance says he was sent here
by the National Democratic committee.
II 10 true? CHAs. GULLING,
Chairman, Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee for Nevada.
The following 10 the reply:
"WAsHINGToN, D. c., Jan. IL, '99.
To CHAS. GULLING, Reno, Nevada:-
Democratic National Committee has
not sent Colonel Jack Chinn anywhere.
Contrary statements are untrue.
JAMES K. JONES. !"
So this falsehood lie exploded, and it
is ten thousand millions to one that
Senator Daniels and other prominent
Democrats, whose names have been
mentioned with that Of Senator Jones,
are equally innocent OF any connection
with Chinn's presence in the sagebrush
State. Every person With mental cali.
bre labove a clam, knows that the
mans presence here Is exclusively in
the INTERCEPT Of Stewart and the South
ern Pacific Railroad company Reno
Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19

An opportunity seldom witnessed in
her history is now given Nevada to place
herself among the honored members OF
the republic. Let her assert her priv
flege and send man to represent her
in the United States Senate who is free
from the faint of corruption, free from
the badge of slavery to corporations,
free from cranky fsds aud crooked
schemes. Let her send man for his
manhood, not for his money. Let her
select q citizen OF the State, a man who
pas lived the live of bona fde resident.
> man who has built up home among
her citizens, whose interests will be her
Interests and whose good name will be
her good name. Let her send a man
who will take his seat among the re-
speotable element of the national law
makers and who will be looked upon as
yorthy respectful hearing when he
puts her case before his associates. The
short-haired woman and the long
haired man with patent projects for re-
forming the world, who flock to Wash
tngtoa with isms and schemes OF green.
backism. free trade, etc, are not the
allies Nevada wants. She wants to ally
her future with the sound, sober, honest
sentiment of the nation and build up
Nith the great wave OF progress that
~fh come with the opening years of the
twentieth century. To do this she
must rise above being bribed by Black
Wallace, to send attorneys for the
Southern Pacific Company to be her
Senators 1t Washington under a sub
terfuge.
Once Nevada sent out to the world:
1--WE have refused the brides of the
Southern Pacific: we have risen TO the
stature of American statehood; we have
chosen one OF our number for United
States Senator instead of an agent OF
Huntington's", Nevada stock would
rise hundred per cent among all good
people everywhere.
There is no fight against the railroad
In Nevada. No party wants to do them
q wrong, but when they attempt to
force such men as 6adler, Sam Davis,
Bergstein, Stewart from Alameda, Jack
chinn from Kentucky, Black Wallace
from Oakland, and Nagle from tho pen
itentiary, upon this people they go too
far, and their friends would do well to
sa!l them 20. This is fight for liberty
. clearly ~ ever was war OF indie
y,tndenee ar q French revolution, and
she ty-ants may well pause before pre-.
!p!tstipg breech. Already mutter.
lngs come from every part OF the State,
and II this long continued abuse Of pow
e. - rot put 30 an end the results viii
be leit for scores Of yeara TO come.
ehssr SEEMS 10 b O. Of maanes. upon
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
Cannot Swallow his chinn.

The Elko Independent says: "While
the Independent is giving Senator
Stewart loyal support in his struggle
for the Sepatorship, it is not compelled
to endorse acts that he may commit
that it believes to be wrong. II the
Senator had anything TO do with bring
ing Col. Chinn from Kentucky to assist
him in his fight, he should at once un-
do 1t by sending him out OF the State.
II he is a desperate. as the Newlands
papers charge, he can be OF no benefit
to the Senator. The days OF that class
have long since gone by. II he is a gen
tleman, as we believe him to be, he can
not have any influence in shaping the
Senatorial fight. He knows scarcely
anything OF our people or theis needs,
and has no right to mix In our affairs.
The Senator should see this and, II he
was instrumental In bringing the Colonel
to the State, he should farnish him
transportation. 10 his home az once
The people oil Nevada are competent
to choose their senator without the al .
y!eo of .ny one from kentucky C#liior-
MIA or elsewhere"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
REFUREO TO DO STEWART
DIRTY WORK.

A meeting OF the Silver Party State
Central Committee was called for last
Thursday for the purpose of consider
ing the contest OF the Gubernatorial
election. but when 1t was assem bled,
a JOB cooked up by Wallace and Stew
art was sprung In the form OF the fol-
lowing resolution, introduced by VIM.
Thompson OF Washoe;
Whereas. w. Z. Sharon, Chairman
OF the Silver Party State Central Com
mittee, Is now laboring to defeat the
express will of the Silver party in its
platform declaration for the reelection
OF VIM. NJ. Stewart to the United
States Senate, and whereas, said W. f..
Sharon can no longer hold said office
honOrably, therefore,
Resolved, that said w. Il. Sharon be
requested at once to tender his resigna-
ton as Chairman of the Committee.
A violent discussion followed and the
resolution was tabled temporarily TO
consider the Gubernatorial situation.
Sadler made vigorous talk charging
that there had been treason in the
camp and that he had been compelled
to bear the burdens of the campaign.
[Strange from a man who is used to
packing such loads as the Governor is. ]
A resolution was passed allowing him
10 choose one man from each county to
aid in his contest.
The Sight on the original resolution
was then resumed in lively order. 1t
was taken from the table by vote OF
% to 10, absent and one not voting.
Sharon then spoke In his own defense
and charged Stewart with treaehery in
trying to get the Republicans to nom.
mate a Congressman, and admitted that
he was for Ncwlands for U. S. Senator.
During the proceedings, Senator
Comins, who held the White Pine prox-
les, poured little oil on the troubled
waters by advocating time for delipera
ton and an adjournment was finally
taken for one week to give absent Nom.
beers an opportunity to instruct their
Pi0EApS. Aso'ASo vas A}Nou Shob hb VIC
next meeting a resolution would be in
troduced depouncing Francis G. Now
lands 'as traitor to his party, an en-
envy 30 the silver cause and 3 danger
Gus man to society
At last II seems that the mon who
have been engaged for years in bunco-
ing the people of Nevada have been
caught in the act OF trying TO bunco
one another. II not only Sharon and
Newlands but also Stewart and dozen
or so more men tina: we could mention,
were drummed out OF the Silver party,
it would then become worthy Of support.
Rumors are being published that Mr..
Cleveland has made combinations, some
say with Newlands, others with Stew
art. We don't believe any OF them,
and least OF all that he would unite with
Stewart at any stage Of the game. This
fight between the Stewart and New
lands factions in the Silver party Is Mr..
Cleveland opportunity aud probably
no one knows better than himself how
to avail himself Of the advantage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19

Next TO the Senatorial election, the
Guberuatorial contest case Is exciting
the most interest In Nevada at the pres
emit time. Mr.. Mcmillan makes some very
serious allegations, which, ifproyen, no
doubt enGitls him to the Gubernatorial
chair. However, a large part OF the
complaint is made up OF violations OF
mere technicalties, and, while we were
opposed to Mr.. Sadler's election, we do
not believe that a majority OF the peo.
pie are in favor OF ousting him from his
position, unless 1t Is shown that he re-
ceived 1t fraudulently. II tho Supreme
Court should rule that the vote of pre-
cincts Is invalid because all OF the In
spectors belonged to one party, or be-
cause votes we're solicited within 100 IT,.
OF the polls, we venture to say that over
one. half OF the votes cast in the State
are invalida ted, and another election
will be necessity to determine the will
Of the people, not alone for Governor,
but for every other candidate on the
ticket. Another important point to be
decided Is the right OF a man who per-
manently resides in one precinct, to
transfer and vote in another precinct.
This practise has been largely followed
especially by candidates for county Of
fees, and close examination of the
law leads us to believe that 1t is Illegal
We have printed in another column
an enumeration OF the charges in the
complaint. The Supreme Court itself,
on account of the partisan attitude
which its members assumed prior to
the election, is, as 1t were, ON trial be-
fore the bar of the people in their de-
eision ON this case and every patriotic
citizen should thoroughly acquaint him
self with the facts involved
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19

this creature OF the law, which the peo.
pie have made. Never befole was such
open disregard shown for the good
name of the State, fer the honest con-
yictions of citizens, for the needs oil
good government, Or for common de-
cency. Black Wallace comes with Or
ders to force Sadler upon the State for
Governor with all the ills that such an
administration carriers with it, to force
Stewart back upon us as Senator and
If we object, to hire gun men from
abroad to over awe Us or shoot us down
In our own door yards. This Is what it
looks like and this is what the people
believe it has come to. II is terrible
condition to be in and If there is a man
In Nevada who does not resent II, II
there is a man with the heart OF a chick
en- who endures IL and il such things can
be made TO succeed in an American
State, then we deserve our fate and no
one will pity us.-Reno Gazette.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
Having u Great Run ON Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy.

Munger Miriin, o. the riyison drug
store Informs y that ne l. having a
great rap o. 4Aaia.t rls.g Cough
Remedy. IL sells fr- b1ttl.,s Of TIM.
medicine 10 one OF anK 1:hee Kidd, ana
j slses srDst satlsfacti0n. In thes.
days Of II grippe ,hpso i Rg.h.og lihe
the cough, hs.l az the sore t!..oa. and
lungs and give relief within very sho +,
time. Tho sales are growing. and oil.
VINO try !. ate pleased :, II (. llonet
action;,South Chicago Daily Calumet.
Fog sale oy y. NJ. Clark, Druggist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
letter. snIt-Rheum and Eczema

The Intense Itching and smartng In
cideut to these diseases, Is instantly al
layed by applying Chaimberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
cases have hrea permanently cured by
1t. II Is equally efficient for Itching
piles and favorite remedy for sore
nipples chapped hands, chilblains, frost
bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per
box. For sale by +. NJ, Clark, Drug.
gist.
DR.. cady's Condition Powders,
are Just what n horse needs when In
bad condition, Tonic, blood purifier
and vermlfuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price % cts
per package. For sale by F. NJ. Clark,
Druggist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
Call For 6 Per Cent White Pine
County Bonds,

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Treasurer Of White Pine County. State
of Nevada has advertised and given notice that
sealed proposals would be received by him for
the redemption OF six Per Cent Bonds, issued
under the provisions Of AN Act OF the Legisla
ture OF the state Of Nevada, entitled IAN Acl
to authorize the County Commissioner OF
White Pine county. to issue six Per Cent Bonds
OF said County. and other purposes" approved
March 8. 1885; and hat no bids were offered.
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of Section Is OF
said Act, Notice is hereby given to the holders
Of the following described sis Per Cent pquds
to-wit,
Bond No. 10. $500 Series.
Bond No. l6. $3.50 Series
Bond No. II. $500 Series
Bond No ~, 800 Series
Bond No 40, 500 Series,
Bond No. 81. 500 Series.
Bond No. 81, 800 Series.
70 present and surrender the same ioy payment
TO me al my Office In Ely, In said County and
State, on or before II O'Clock A. n. on
Monday, the 9th day of February
A. d. 1899.
And notice Is further given that II said bonds
are not surrendered as above required thew
will cease to bear Interest from the date of this
fotise
j. B, WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer Of White Pine COUNTY, Nav.
Ely, Nevada, January T. 1899.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-19
THE WHITE PINE NEWS,


The preliminary report of the Direc-
tor of the Mint published in our last Is
sue, shows that the gold production oil
Nevada exceeded that of Alaska for
1898 by 1919, sol, and the industry has
only just begun in this State. Why
would not a little judicious advertising
create stampede in our direction?