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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

wadsworth is to have a SIS, 900 pub
lie school building.
Elko county paid 1927 bounty for
coyote scalps last month.
L. W. Shinn, who was formerly With
Wells, Fargo 81 Co. in Carson, has been
appointed superintendent OF the Utica
mine at salary of $40, 600 year.
A new townsite will be located at Iron
Point where the smelling plant for the
Granite Creek and Osgood copper min
Is will be located -Golconda News.
The Grand Prize mine at Tuscarora
has been purchased by Colorado par
ties and will start up as soon as the pro-
posed electric power from the Owyhee
river is in operation. The Grand Prize
has been shut down for about twelve
years. 1t was formerly one OF the most
famous mines in Nevada and its stock
the liveliest on the board in San Fran
cisco.
A terrible death rate IS prevailing in
Elko. During the past two weeks no
less than eleven deaths have occurred.
Wednesday four corpses were lying in
the town, all but one having died as a
result of the measles. OF the entire
eleven deaths all were children except
ing four. A large number Of other
children are sick with the prevailing
disease. The schools and churches have
been closed, and public funerals aban-
Toned.
The Nevada Company, operating at
lone has struck the Richmond ledge
which is Ave feet wide where it was
found. The company will start the
Knick booker mill Immediately. They
also have three lodges in the Berlin mine
and every body In that section is highly
elated over the new discoveries. All
these lodges are rich gold bearing, and
with the two mills in operation on the
ore from the Richmond and the Berlin
that section of Nye county will be
booming.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
Revised Plans for Pumping on the
cOmstock.

A conference was held Monday be-
tween the Risdon people and the Com
stock Pumping Association, when the
former explained that after consulta-
tion with leading hydraulic engineers,
they had decided to make some Mater
ial changes in the plant. Instead of 30
foot lengths of suction pipe as at pres
ent, they win now be $50 feet in length
II will take one week 20 make the cast
ings and another to put them in, about
fortnight in all Ii IS considered ad-
visable to carry out the proposed
changes TO insure the safety and con-
tinuance OF pumping work in the fu.
ture.-Report.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

The Omnibus Bill that passed Con-
gress shortly before its adjournment
contained an appropriation of about
$50, 600 to reimburse residents OF Neva-
da for the furnishing OF supplies and
services In the Indian war In this State
in 1860, but the claim OF the State OF
Nevada for some 500, 900, moneys ad-
vancsd In aid of the suppression of the
Rebellion, was referred back to the
Secretary OF the Treasury, with direc-
lions to report TO the next Congress.
It will no doubt be pigeon-holed until
the next Senatorial election.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

What interest can a man have in the
growth and prosperity of town, who is
trying TO do business without giving
some support to his home paper? The
answer is easy. Then why support peo-
pie who have no interest in their town?
Give your patronage to the people who
advertise and thus help those who are
interested in the upbuilding of their
city, and who are doing their utmost to
help any enterprise which may in any
way he benefit to the town in which
they live. Be loyal to your own con-
victions In this matter and watch the
results. -Watchman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
orfeiture Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO e. L.
Sheets and w. Babeoek that the assess
ment work on the Lucille, the Lucille No and
Lucille No. mines, situated In Duck Creek
mining district White Pine county, Nevada,
for tho ear 1905 has been performed ms reqnii =
ed by law, by the undersigned, and unless your
pro rata Is paid wlthll the time required by
law your interest in said mines will become
the property Of the co-owners.
Assessment pro rata Of E. L. Sheets for one
eighth interest in said mines Is $50 90 Assesf-
ment pro rata Of " Bibeook for one.ffteenth
interest In said mlnes is 80.
g. ]. TAYLOR,
f't-l3t j. q. f.. KING.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
OScEOLA NUGGETS.

Four teams loaded with lumber came
in this week.
Divine Providence, in the way OF sun
shine, SET ms to be smiling on the new
mill builders.
Lee Marriott will return home short
ly, this being the last week OF the pres
emit term of school, which he is attend
ing.
Mr.. Patrick and wife, who were sud
denly called away last week on account
of their sons illness, are expected back
In few days, the boy having greatly
improved.
Mrs. I. Watkins, who was recently
quite III has improved greatly, and ex
poets to leave shortly, in company with
her husband and daughter for Wells,
this State.
Some very pretty gold dust came In
from Hogum last SATURDAY. Not the
kind that irritates the eyes, but that
which does them good
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Millick left here
for Ely on Sunday. Mrs. Milliek has
been ailing for some time and has gone
to consult the doctor
A trio OF prospecters have recently
pitched their tent at Hogum. We be-
lieve they have landed in a good coun-
try and wish them success. Mr., Sausa.
one OF the party, and his two compan-
ions are recently from Eureka and have
taken in Delamar and Phoebe on their
trip.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy in our home. We keep
a bottle open all the time and whenever
any OF my family or myself begin to
catch cold we begin to use the Cough
Remedy, aud as a result we never have
70 send away for a doctor and incur Il
large doctor bill, for Chamberlain >
Sougn remedy never falls 20 cure. IL
Is certainly a ueaicine ~ great merit
a.a nortb.-n. :. MEARKLE, General
Aerohant dad Farmer ss4t'la. y .
ford county. Pr Fce al! 10y N.
Clark. drugs t.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
Central Pacific Debt.

The first four of the twenty semt-an-
ni,al notes recently given by the Cen
trial Pacific Railroad company in settle
ment OF the Governments claim against
ne road amounting to nearly sl2, 900,
O0O were anticipated and paid into the
rub-sreasury at New York Friday by
S,.yer g. Co, representing the officers
Of She Central Pacific company. The
avatla BILE cash balance In the treasury
Wa, heroforo increased BY this amount.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

Much speculation is being INDUCED
In as to who will fall in for the Super
intendency OF the Orphans Home. As
the present incumbents still have
month to serve, 1t is not likely that the
oh dice of the board of directors will be
made known for some time to come
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
THE WHITE PINE NEWS.
Thursday, March 10, 1899.

The rate of taxation for the ensuing
year in Storey county is IS on the 500
valuation; in this county 1t is $3.50;
and in Elko. 81. 20. Such is the equal
ity Of taxation In this State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

The Legislatures OF Utah and Della
waro having failed to elect a Senator,
those States will have to content them
selves with only one Senator each for
the next two years. But that's moth
lng-they will still have one more than
Nevada has.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16

The Governor OF Montana has vetoed
the prize fighting bill, and Nevada still
retains the ahonor" of being the only
State in the Union that legalizes that
kind of ruff anism.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-16
letter, salt-Rheum and Bczema.

The intense itching and smarting in
cident to these diseases, Is instantly al
layed by applying Chaimberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
cases have been permanently cured by
it. 1t is equally efficient for itching
piles and favorite remedy for sore
nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost
bites and chronic sore eyes. 25ets. per
box. For sale by f. NJ. Clark, Drug
gist.
DR.. cady's Condition Powders,
are just what horse needs when in
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine aud the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 25 cts.
per package. For sale by F. NJ. Clark,
Druggist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

German papers are beginning 20 have
something 10 say about American women
marrying Germans and settling in Ger
man homes. 1T Us rather "a surprise 10
learn how quickly they become popular
for hitherto they have been Thought TO
Doe very unlike the German. But while
this SIS ACKNOWLEDGED she stHl docs not
suffer in consequence. for the Vienna
Freie Presso says chat it must be add
mitted that the American woman IS not
as willing 90 work ass her German sister,
She does not attend TO homework does
not cook and mend. but she does not
please hcrshusband less for AN that She
cutivatcs her taste. she dresses well.
she develops her artistic talents and
creates charming home" a Berlin
paper says that an American wife
though too expensive for a poor man. is
a luxury well worth having. and that the
American woman is q beautiful return
of the new world for what has been
given IL by the old world.-Betsey Todd
in Brooklyn Eagle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
New sleeves.

A great many of the tailors arc maxi
ing caps on sleeves. says "a woman writ
ing from Paris. They broaden the
shoulders. gving am effect thar IS bocom.
ing 10 many women. Another sleeve
commonly used IS lifted about an inch
above tho shoulder seam. Sleeves are
really no smaller than they were last
season, and tho perfectly tight. fat coat
sleeve Is only worn by an extremist.
Panne and cloth are sometimes COM
binod on elaborate tailor made costumes.
one seen recently was % military blue
cloth and dark blue pannc. Inserted I'm
tho cloth hoiero was a small b0lero OF
raunc nnished by an embroidery OF blue
braid. The sleeves were OF cloth. with
panne caps the only panno on the skirt
being the pocket pieces on the side seams.
a black pannc. dotted with white. was
also used as the trimming on q black
cloth costume. The skirt has a tunic
ovcrdress opened boz front and trimmed
with q band OF pannc. Tho reyers and
the caps TO the sleeves We're OF panne.
and tnero was trimming OF small crys-
tai buttons IN rows OF three
Hortensia blue IS ono Of the new shades
that IS equally pretty IN cloth. silk or
mousseline de sole. A charming effect is
gained by a combination Of this color and
pale pink.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

:. r.c.ssarv while under Spanish friars,
- sacre.o thar saving from the watch
~, eyes ~ the official and priest II was
,bo cus,orn Ia hurry the box under a troe
roar tbegr houses. When our soldlery
suonf ove- tina country and villages
sro,,r5 Afasila hundreds Of these sttong-
hoxes were unea~ihsd. Tn most cases the
NATIVES baa anticipated tho soldier and
fed with his earnings. but 10 was often
IN. case that tfrnn WAS too short under
our ranfd advancc. 20 unearfh ana unlock
Tho strona-boxes. so that when our troops
had drive. oui the insurgents many Of
tho boxes were found. In some cases the
chest was found above tho ground. but
on account ~ the intricate system OF
locks tirno was not sufficient for tho
FiNpin0g 20 Withdraw ihe money. Sums
ranging from 500 10 i-5n wero found. /
met soldier ono day hurryins 20 the
rear after we had taken village north
o. Manila.
what IS your rush?' asked.
"I guess you would rush Doe said. ~
you found four hundred dollars IN Span
ism gold"
what are YOU COINS to do with it?' I
said
"Well. I'm going TO buy draft ON New
York and send 90 90 my mother. and
ann goine 10 DO it just as fas, ass my legs
VIII carry me. Goodbye
And OF De went and Z didn't question
tho nrorrlety of tho act For ho was one
OF many I bad heard OH and ] doubt Or
aH of the "a1Gs" served such q good
purpose Manila Correspondent OF Les
llas Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
KNOCKED A WAITER DOWN.
Tod Sloane hit Him with Bottle for
Smiling Wine on Him,

LONDON. june 1f-The star to-day
says. After the racing Cat Asc5o sloan
appeared ON the lawn and waiter ace
cidcutauy upset a glass OF liquor over
SlOan's clothing.
The latter instantly rose from his chair
and struck the waiter in the face with
a champagne bottle. inHictins severe
wounds. 10 doubt the affair WIFI be
hushed DID but it was the most unplO-
vokcd assault ever witnessed.
Talking about the matter with rep-
resontative of the Associted Press toe
day. Tod Sloan said: "The papers have
largely exaggerated the affair The
waiter was very drunk when j happened
ON the lawn with some friends and Dee
grew insulting TO my friends and myself.
and a friend said that III he continued SD
doing Dee would hit him. The walter disc
appeared at that moment. when ] Poe
marked. 'NoW when Doe returns he win
upset this table ON us. Sure enough Doe
did So. splitting the entire contents over
me. one man struck him and IBIS iueor
ring cut Che walters mouth. ] was not
concerned in striking him m an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
YELLOW FEVER il
HAS APPEARED
A Marine in Havana Taken Thursday
and Died Yesterday,
FEWER CASES THAN LAST YEAR
Rut There j. More Than Has Been
Admiticd-Usc of Spanish Hospi-
tails Tends to Spread the Dis
ease-Havana Doctors Poor

HAVANA. June ia marine VINO was
on duty at the Macnina wharf developer
yellow fever on Thursday and died he'@
to-day.
Tnere are no new cases. The marines
sleep in a small barrack on the wharf,
where they breath the foul air OF th'
harbor.
Tine greatest confusion exists in the
lists of cuban soldiers az Canaluani.
Many of them cannot collect their so
as .uey appear on tne rolls 49, "aNihs
been promoted 90 the rank Of officers 81
which fact they had no. knowledge pre-
viousy. .....
Drummer WILL RESIGN.
Dr ~ n Drummer. chief sanitary
officer in Havana. will probably resign
his position this month, the city OF
Savannah having offered him a tempting
salary 10 take charge OK sanitary affairs
there.
The general opinion here Is that every
effort should be made TO retain him In
the service. lie understands the local
situation and the Cubans thoroughly.
Ills keen sense OF duty is recognized ny
The police as especially seryiceaole in
the community where there are so many
attempts 10 evade tho sanitary fegnla-
TONS Dr. Drummer said to-day:
BETTER THAN LAST YEAR.
There is NOT nearly so much yellow
fever in Havana this year as usual. but
there is more than has been admitted
and thls win continue 10 DE the case
inst 500 long as these Americans use The
CORNER Spanish military hospitals winch
VIII always breed c0ntagion Such purih-
cations Of the structures rs has been had
IS superficial The buildings arc them
solves "a menace and should be- destroyed.
Moreover. many OF the Havana ply
eiciars are absolutely unreliable. some
of them no nor Hf7gnoee er01nt0r0F ~
yellow foyer. or else they are guilty or
deception in making their reports. l 90
nor however. believe there will be an
endemic this summer The city is in n
wonderful condition. an things consid-
cred
THE NEWS N WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. June 16.-Information
regarding the appearance of case Of
yellow fever among the marines at
Havana and Of the death ~ the man
affected was received bv the officials OF
the Marine Hospital Bureau The same
fisnatch announces the appearance or
two cases ~ fever at Puerto Principe
Careful attention is heinz given 10
these matters hy The Marine Hospital
Service. which is maintaining strict sur
veNanco over the Island Of Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
The Filipino savings Bank.

Nearly every provincial Filipino Of
thrifty propensliies puts his savings. not
I'm n Manila bank. but In a stronghold.
THE box Is usually fancy iron
chest OF small dimensions but
ts secured by locks and bolts
enough TO defy Chinese lock-
smith. The outer key-hole is the first se-
cret OF the box. and IS usually
hidden under some moving iron
brand that embellishes the chest.
After raising the first lid there
Is one or two more that must be opened.
and the locks or bars OF these arc equai-
Iy hlddca-though IN most cases simple
to the ingenuity OF tho yankcke soldiers.
The whole contrivance Is relic OF Span.
ish feudalism. and as place OF safety
is an easiiy-solved toy 70 the ingenious
American. The Fnipinos. however, found
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Al q stated convocation Of WASHINGTON
.~banter NO. @ Royal Arch Masons. helo
= Tho Masonic Temple last evening inc
following officers we're elected and IN
-telled for the ensuing twelve months.
Most Excellent Sol Cutcnins nish
orfest Most Excellent J. w. Lockwood.
King. Most Excellent Il. J.. NandeVenler
,cribe. Companion J. l.. Phippcn. treas
nrer. companion r. j.. Snead. secretary.
The council then maze the following
appointments.
Companion IT, vs.. McVoieh. captain Of
host. Companion r. g. Ncwborne prin-
rfnal s9lourner. Companion G. NJ Raw
son ROYAL arch captain. Companions ).
II wilkinson, II. A. Giles J. O. Han
flrs master Of wells Companion r. II.
A. Harrison. chairman Steward Com
mittoe. Compalon w. j. LYMAN. tier;
COMPANION william Krause. steward;
Comparions George j.. Mayo. T. l..
Moon Jr.. vs. r. Richardson Jr.. James
Augustine. Steward Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
SKILL IN EMBROIDERY.
Was an Accomplishment and Pastime
arEarly English Queens.

ar Early English Queens,
AS far back as the time Of King
Atbelstan's reeln I'm England the art OF
embroidery had reached high stand
ar1 throughout Continental Europe. The
four sisters OF the BrIton ruler were
famous for their neediew0rk. and FOR am
other quality they possessed. namely,
that of attracting remarkable number
of suitors. who We're drawn. Do ia ASSERT
cd bv the charms that this feminine ac-
comDlishment gave 10 the fair workers.
Tho wife OF Edward the Confessor had
an absorbing love for the art. in wn.ch
she excelied many noted women oil n1l
tmr. ,,.-
In those days tho Anglo-saxon mobiles
were known abroad by their gorgeous
costumes. woven OF silks ard ~ools ana
embroidered heavily. and this Work took
fhe place I'm Continental esteem that is
today occupied by the Eastern emorola-
cries brought into England.
The English emoroiderics were so much
prized that the Popes and other pote"-
tates were proud to accept gifts or gar
-nents made by the needle women or Eng
land. Throughout Europe the hnest
snecimens were done I'm the epoch bound
90 bv tho eleventh and fourteenth cen
turtles. At the South Kensington Mus
cum I'm London. piece OF tSo Ahesl
work of that time i7 exhibited. II was
sone bv Englishwomen some time ABOUT
tho wear of l25i The subject U.s. scrip
turs, as were many of tho most noted
,ieces of the age-New York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
JUSTICE JOHN
IS AFTER FACTS
He Probes TO the Bottom and Fishes
Them Out.
HIS HANDSOME PERQUlSlTES.
Divides the Spoiis of a Crap Game
with the Cop Who Made the Cap
ture-Cannot Punish Man for
Staying out All Night.
HIS HANDSOME PERQUlSITES.

r,sttco r,hn is great on getting az the
s,o+ro-o f.rf He docs not always base
1le Judgement on Tine said bottom fact
b0,,c,.r and may put little OF tne
oirtrort of human nature on the
,-.,,,.. sft.r he has laid DO bare.
.rhe lo.f.o fecs must come up If De
has 81, blf IN between the two eyes and
knock So down nrst.
The piece az raw onion or bcefsieak
may Soc applied later bat the bottom
fact must make its appearance early or
rof Knocked OUT
Amy one having bottom fact they
wish to keep concealed. would do Wei
90 do their law business in some other
COURT IIe wifi stick his SAT- down iH
the water and fish 80 ont before the
game SIS over
You need NOT Day 70 out IKE q snad DID
the Ssh market hut you had better
Keep It loosely wrapped with slip Knot
n he string
SHORT DOCKET
Ihc Police Court docket was as snort
yesterday as freight train win One
car and Cd ca'''re ana lNe ,i""o "". o..
Slim as Council committee m'e'lla
when There is free snow ODD Town.
The Mill WAS hardly started before inc
grisi vas 200 ground.
Ten minutes slhiocd 10 dispose OF ihe
criminal business of tle day and the
Grand Dispenser turned DIS attention io
the lout list of civil cases that arc
dumped on DIS dosk cvory Friday like
ballots from an election box.
William Banks an American citizen in
crayou. was charged with being difor-
Derry and shooting craps There was
no doubt of Williams guilt Tie was
caught l-handed hy officer Bradley with
e. .I b.. .I. DID,. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECI MAY Il, 1899.
LEAVE BAhD-sIhhEI sIAiION.
1888 a. ~ Daily for Washington and
points North. Stops only at ALL
lOId and fredericksburg. tDlih4n
sleepeIs 10 NcW orA.
$50 A. ~. sunday only. for Washington
anu points North. stops az A-iiva'
Glen Alien, Ashland. A ~ ivIaFAuc'
boswell huiutf Glen ! 800, . ~
ford, W0Odslane, Guinea, summit
Fredericksburg, Brooke ana Woe
wafer. pullman car.
$40 A. NJ. Daily, except SUNDAY, lor
Washington ana P2ln,' sclnnd
TaVtorsvi4e. boswell. Allhei pien'
Penola. Milford. WOOdsiane' Guinea,
Summit, FREDERICKSBURG b'"oN'
and Whitewater. pullman car.
1000 NJ Daifv. except Sunday, for wash
ingtoH snd points North. Stops az
Ii6a Glen Alien Ashland, boswell,
Milford and Frederic ksoufg. fallor
oar Connects win Congressional
Limited al Washington.
-.so = M Dalrv. for Washington and
'''V noinfs Norfh. stops ar Eiha, Ash
and boswell Milford. tfedericks-
burg. Brooke ana NJ ldeWates' olops
Ia other stations sundays. sleeper
pfchnond 10 New York Sleeper
Washington 10 philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
60 NJ Daily. stops az Whitewater.
Rr61te. fredericksburg, Milford.
boswell. Ashland aNu Liza pt'fS
n ofher stations sundays. sleeper
New York tO Richmond.
2.o7 = NJ Daily except sunday. stops
"''' ~ Fredcricks burg Milford, boswell.
tehIaud Glen Allen and Eloa.
psrior car from Washington
-.1o y NJ Daily Stops only az Fred
'''0 aricts burg. boswell. Ashland and
Elba. Pullman cars from new YORK.
$40 p d. Daily. stops az Whitewater.
brooke Fredericksburg. summit.
Guinea Wo0ds'anc. Milford, fen0,.d.
Ruther Glen boswell Iayiorsyilie.
Ashland. Glen Allen ana Ida.
Sleeping car
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
DAILY Except sunday)
712 A. NJ. Leaves Elba tor Q1antco.,
s.o0 y n Leaves Byrd-sreet Tor Fred
ericksnurs.
400 % II. Ieavcs Elba for A9hland-
go An Arrives Eiba II. , Afhiand.
S.55 a M Arrives Byrd-Strcct from
Frederic ifshurE.
co, p M Arrives Eiba from Ashland
". = TAYLOR.
Traffic Manage-.
r.. r. y. MYERS
President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The little ono biushed and dropped Leg
eyes.
Then lifted them oravely with o look az
cheer
Eyes that were bluo as the summer skies.
"Im afraid I forgot VIVA. de MISTER
said.
IIe said go much TO grown-up mcn
And the pulpit was way up over my
head,
But told mamma that be said Amen
and Amen you know, means Let 1t
be-
Whatever our Lord may please ~ do.
And that IS sermon enough for me.
II mind and feel 500. thc whole week
through
took the little on0's word to heart.
7 wish could carry &c al. day ions.
The Amen sririt which hides tho art
10 NEE, each cross with happy SONG.
Philadelphia Call.