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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
NEWARK VALLEY NEWS.

Il and L. Wedekind are engaged in
hauling hay TO Eureka.
Charley Alinnoletti, Who has been
very sick for the past three months, IS
-till confined to his bed and is 10 very
weak condition We sincerely hope he
viii soon recovery.
some Of the cattle men seem 10 be in
a bad TX, as they drove their cattle up
to Elko county for sale. and there rent
I'd pastures TO put them in. The time
Is nos up on The pastures and the cattle
are not sold. They vii now have to
drive them back home or ship them.
As hay il so scarce they will hardly
drive them back, and viii likely have
TO sell them for a smaller figure than
what they expected 30 receive at first.
Thos. Dixon and Johnny Erickson
Of Eureka arr 10 this valley doing as
ses-ment work one some copper claims
owned by Thomas Dixon and banker
Smith Of Eureka. Since going to work
the BOYS have been very much en-
couraged by finding large body Of fine
looking ore. They will continue work
IN the claim and likely put more men
on soon. There is not the least doubt
bal what they have big thing. The
claim Was formerly owned by Julius
Ninnaletii, but he had never worked IL
70 any extent and lei It go By defiult.
# i mostly copper ore. but carries a
good percentage In silver and also some
gold. Newark valley may yet come to
ths front
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

So Mcmillan thinks that the supreme
Court did not treat him fairly. Lord
bless Us, who ever thong that II
wollsi After rakin0 Sadler's chest
nuts ont Of the fire by stumping the
State for him last fall, was it reasonable
to suppose that the honorable Judges
would allow those same chestnuts To
burn up in court? Fair or INF IT.. the
decision was just what everybody IN
this part Of the State expected. and
MIR. Mcmillan should take his medicine
without making faces. At the next
State elections the people viii have
something 30 say bout both Governor
and Judges of the Supreme Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

typhoid fevsr. but his attending phySi'
elan, Dr. A-cher, / az brought him
through his illness aud he is now smi ?
ing on bis old friends.
Men working on the extension If the
Pick & Cad nine have their shaft down
20 feet in g1od gold bearing quartz.
F. A. MeDermi1 has gone on a visit
TO Salt Like CITY. meanwhile his fn.ks
and herds sill be looked after ~ Ed.
Mdlvahir
There are two weddings on the tapi-,
but no names can be mentioned. a. the
writer has found it dangerous business
TO refer to love affairs in these columns.
Cherry Creekers are good people. but
certain persons ara in the habit Of using
on the streets language too disgusting
" vulgar and profane for his Satanic
Maj.sty's headquarters. Why can il
not be stopped?
A patitiou has been circulated among
our citizens to De presented To the Com-
~ Commissioners to prevent The free
roaming Of herds Of swine through the
town. Perhaps they win attend 10 IL.
Wm. Watson reports his gold mine
as producing a high grade Of gold
quart. he IS awaiting teams To haul
a consignment to the railroad for ship
ment to Selby 4 Co, san Francisco.
We understand "a number Of good
horses are expected TO be entered for
the races at the end of this mouth. and
a good time Is anticipated nv sporting
men.
Herman Bress and Peter Madison
have obtained a working lease on one
Of the gold mines belonging to the Wat
son Bros. They have a good prospect
Of making money.
Frank Leach ana wife went through
On their way south. Frank VIII attend
10 ass -ssment work on his mines ia Ely.
while Mrs. Leach viii visit Mr.and Mrs.
/ W \. Ne ill at their hospitable home.
About seventy horses are engaged in
hauling ore from the Star mine to the
mill, making a good market for hay
and grain Teams are continuously
hauling grain from Ruby valley aud our
ranchers ind cool market for poia-
toes and vegetables at the boarding
honse s.
His Honor. Judge Cannon. has been
more busy than usual 10 his court The
latest case was Jerry Patnode IS. A.
Young when the plaintiffs account Of
So was Offset hy the defendant with an
account OF Sl65, hut the plaintiff oh
tanned Judgment FOR So and costs 81 40
80 much for lawsuits.
The extreme eest eud 81 the Stars
lowest level IS IN big ledge Of high
grade ore, and The power dril is run
ming several feet q day. Such show-
ing as the Star makes now has never
heen seen ia EASTERN Nevada. The
writer saw ore to-day from that mine
that goes 2000 o. silver To the ton, be-
sides the gold and other values.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

The situation Of the British army in
South Africa Ia exceedingly critical.
The Beers hold Ladysmith. Kimberly
and Mafeking closely invested, and the
fall of any Of those places may take
place at any lime. During the past
week the heaviest fighting has been
around Ladysmith. where the Beers
rot only took over 800 British prison
ers. but have also captured Colenso, a
most important strategic point on the
railroad south Of Lsdysmith, thus cut
ting 61H the English avenue of retreat.
England finds herself involved in a big
ger war than she expected, and her
victory can be- accomplished only by an
enormous expenditure Of blood and
treasure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
Chamberlain Pain Balm Cures
Others, " ny Not You?

My wife has been using Chamber
laln's Pain Balm, with good results, for
a lame shoulder that has pained hef
continually for nine years. We have
tried all kinds Of medicines and doctors
without receiving any benefit from any
of them. Oae day we stw an al Fertisa-
ment OF this mederine and thought m
trying il. which we did with the best 81
satisfaction. She has used only one
bottle and her shoulder Is almost we'll
-ADoLPH /. MILLETT, Manchester,
N. II. for sale by +. NJ. CLARK, Drug
gist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

Capt. G. G. Denuison is well known
ali over Africa as commander Of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galishe. Under date Of Nov. I. 1897.
from Wy burg B-ehuanaland. he writes
Before starting uu the last campai IN
I hnnght quantity Of ChamherlHin $
Collie. Cholera aud Darrhoea Remedy.
which I used mVs II when troubled
with bowel complaints. and had given To
my men. aud he every case 10 proved
most beDefcial For sale by r. NJ.
Clark.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TINT TIE
4 undersigned wts ily appointed on the
g0lh lay ri Ort0bcr. A. b ls9 By the Fourth
Ju ieial District Court 81 the State OF New
d. n aud for the County Of White rine as A..
mi1istratsf If Inc Estate Of Frank Gouio late
II said ennniy decor ed. and tat he has
duly ia'iied Is, such Aniaiu'sirattr And all
persons hayinp claims against t1e said deeeas-
ed must, within three months after the hr-t
publication 81 this notiee file the situe, s. in
the necessary vouchers, with the clerk Of said
Court. Ans Claim not "a llisd snail be fever
barred, GABRIEL ,NuLI
.Ninin 0rator ~ DE Eiate fr7ak Goujar,
deceased Dated Elg Neeala. Sos. 9h isaa
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T ak Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE
Tax roll Of white Pine County. Nevada for
The year 1893 i now p the hands Of the conn
Is Treasurer. as ex onioia T Z Receiver, at his
office In the Couri House. Ely, Nevada that
the site. County and Special Taxes ore now
due aud payable aud the same VIII be dvliu-
qnent Al the clos. Of official business, on Mon
day, December IN, A u. 1899.
J q WILLIAMS "
Comfy Treasurer aud ex ofleio Tax Receiver.
Fly. Nevada, November 9TH, 1890.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

Jim Jeffries was awarded the decision
on points after a 25-rnnnd fight with
Sharkev at Coney Island last Friday
night. The sports have been unable To
account for the decision. but AS jim :
father Is preacher, perhaps it can be
laid to the power Of prayer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
Notice.

II GARseHAN HAS PyReHAsEp TIVE
II iater.sts II ar. o. c r3uiaae in the
firms OF roaj ale y 6ariahan aud aataahan a
f5uj~de formerly doing business n this eoua-
.. The unsettled business Of each Of ssid arms
VII - attended 10 by the undersiRned AZ Ely.
NeraSa. 81 q. GARAGHAS.
Nay 4. 1870 al.
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Won't Aguinaldo have ehills when he
gets the Ohio election returnsl

From the fact that Johannesburg
may be interpreted IN English as Johns
town. it does not necessarily follow that
it Is going to 10 John Bulls town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
BoER NAMES

The language OF the Beers u south
Africa Is dramatically the lmraEa
Of the people Of Holland. They speak
Dutch as their farrftther in Holland
spoke itaad saeaz it now. They ar
called Beers heeause that Is Dutch
word which Describes them Il means
a farmer, and agriculture Is tbs malr
pursuit Of the eampatriots q oam Pad
a knowledge Of Dutch would supply sn
explanation Of the odd looking words
that are used now and then In thausw-
reports from tho republic II would
also enable one 10 pronounce these
words as they should be Inundated.
Dutch dipt hongs ars not given thc
same sounds As their equivalents lu
English Z he double '18 farIHsla1rr
in Dutch has the same sound as "o
in Rome, while the dinthdng ta j.
pronounced by the Du'cn as He pro-
nounce 100 in boot The English
pronunciation Of THESE Two dipthaag- b.
the reverse Of that given them hF whose
who speak Dutch. And ''ou has the
sound of low in owl. The sound of
.'ui' is nearly Ike that of he English
sov" In boy. The Dutch double 7aa
+ the same - the English - ia war
As there is no W in Dutch lis Jfltee Is
taken BY .fj. which T. sounded a. n
IN defy.
n one. therefore. would pronounce
Dom Paul property be- wouli aF it az
II it were spelled "Ome PoRl The
family name af Gen. Joubert would for
the same reason, be pronounced as L 10
1ero spellsd Yuwbert' The NO q
B0er j. pronounced boy the Afdk8ndrr
As if It were 81 two - llables. Lie hrsl
long and tbs second short. thus Boo
or. The plural Is not Beers IN f.
''Boeren. and II j. pronounced 8O-er-
Ell, 90 because the final n + 5iuffed-
Here are some OF the Dutch words
that are oifanest In print Ia connection
with the news Of the YrdnsvaHl and
their pronunciation and meaning
BluemfOntein Iblo0m-fon-tine)- ~ lower
untain ......-.-
Boer boo erl..............-... Farmer
Buitenlander leaE-trn-luut sf) Fort.gn
pf. ....-. ........
3urgher fhuhrkti )...............-..t itlz-H
Jonk herr ttunk harr) Member OF the
fhlhrfaaH gen lleiiii a. .s..s..-........
ti0m tome).... .....-...,....-.. ...-.....- inc n
k9ad trahn l-.-...... SENATE
Ratdsherr trahd=-hap-) ............ senator
Radius lrahd hoys) ..... s,.uats house
Rand (rahnt1. ........ ......-.. Margin; edge
staat (Stahi l.......... ..-............... St1ir
Staatsraadl stahis-flhn) y nuneilDf State
rransvaal Grons-fahO. Circular valley
Trek (treek j.. .........Drunghi. journey
/ Trrkken ltfeekeh) Ito draw. "a ifavr
+ G'itlande, (ayt-lant-er )........s.....fanigr
Vasl Cfshll....................-.........N Valley
+ Weld TEN ....... ........ Field; omen lands
vi iheer : t-hartl General Command
aut...sttss..s...-.- .....tssft..t.
+ Volksraad lfnlksrahd) LoW,r hoi-t
OF Gong rrss................. ...............-
+ Nitwaterrand (Tit-yUt-t.rs-i GOT Mar
Gin ~ the white water.
Pretoria. The capital II the south
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letter. SAT- Rheam and uezema.

letter, SAT- Rheum and uezena.
The intense hing and smarng IN
Il lent 10 these disc ises l. Instantly al
layea by apply ing Gaaimberlain' Eye
ana Skin olntmrnt MANY Ury bad
cases have ben permanently eut"d ~
IL. II ia eQually efficient for itohlig
piles aud tavorile remedy for sore
nipples chapp-d hands. ehiiblans, itost
bites and chronic sore eNes, 2acts. s-r
box. For slI0 b. +. NJ. CLARK, Drug.
gist
DR.. cndy's Condition Powders
are just what horse nQcds when Ia
bad condition. Tonic, blood rurlh'
and varmlfugc. They are not food 'pI
medicine and the best IN ase ~ ~
horse In prime condition. Price ~ eta.
per package. For sale by +. NJ. Clssk,
Druggist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09

Pretoria. the capital ~ The south
African Repubic. s. named 10 honor OF
is 6rst President. Pretarins. wh0 bed
the Dutch in the great trek. or journey
nut oi Cape Eolony sixty years ago.and
into the Ifansvaal To esctpe HE do
minion 81 England Johannesburg IS
easily translated into English A. Johna-
town. The term ~ "AhfkanderH e.
I'D 10 d4slguate The Dutch firtm The
other white people Of South Africa. -
Toronto Globe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
BILLS ALLOWED.

-pHE tolLowlSG bills NERE ALLOW
ed hy tlr H9nfd ~ county cpinmiasi ~
3D.. on sac fiA ,ay uf November s9J.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-09
Ely Electric Light & Power Company.

We prepared to furnish Electric Lights to the poo
pie Of Ely at the following prices
Lights in business houses. each $125 per month.
Lights in dwelling houses. each 81. per month.
Five lights in dwelling houses. $4.25 per month
More than five lights in dwelling houses sets each.
Cost Of wiring complete. $50 per light
Extra lamps 30 cts each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-26
POOR LITTLE DE CASTELLANE.
Miss Gould Unfortunate in Having
Such a Relative.
Philadelphia Times.

l. iiAGOCipiid liz
That miserable little wretch. Count Boni
de Castellane, who married Anna Gould, has
made a donkey of himself on various &C.
casionS of late. His queer antics at the
French race course when President Loubet
was hit with a cane by one of the Royalist
rOwdies and his 'proclamationS" during the
late American-Spanish wal made him the
laughing stock of everybody-even in Paris.
II he confined his silly outburStS as to what
he thinks of people to his home field he
would probably sooner or later be consid-
cred a fit subject for the Corps Legislatif,
where patriotic debates often end with
broken heads and bloody noses. But when
he goes so faS as to abuse, as he has, Helen
Gould, VINO has the misfortune to be the
little fools sister-in-law, simply because she
women who ask Congress not TO admit Rob-
erts, of Utah, if it is proved that he is a
bieamist, it is about time the puppy was
nIuZzled. He says that Miss Gould, las she
any sort Of newspaper. puhery." She did
even worse than that, he says; she posed
as the friend Of the soldiers during our late
war with his dear friends. the Spaniards."
The idea of this puppy barking luke a bull
dog now, after crawling at the feet of rich
American girls at Newport for a season and
whining at the doors of the Gould mansion
till he secured a rich wife-the very sister
of the woman he denounces. If Boni would
devote more of his time to minding his own
business, provided his wife's money outlasts
his bold battle at the card table, he might
some day make enough to pay his own debts
for a whole week. What makes his criticism
Of Helen Gould all the more contemplate is
that he drags his wife along with him as a
cOpartner in his denunciation of ner sister.
1t may be that Boni will come to America
again when his funds are short. 1t would
he interesting to see him on the wharf a
diers Helen Gould aided during the wal had
set eyes on him.
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INTEREST
Brftons Waiting ON the Development
of Ruiler's PInn of

copyrighted. 1899. by the Associated Press.l
LONDON. Nov. 3.-The war in South At
RIGA has reached a stage where even Brit
Ssh interest somewhat lags. The advance
of the troops to the relief of Ladysmith.
Kimberley and fMafeking is necessarily
clothed In secrecy. which is only broken by
the news of desultory engagements. The
past week SENS to have altered but little
the conditions described in these dispatches.
Even IL General White holds out until re-
1ieved il will only remove a picturesque
phase of the campaign and does not mean
that IL will hasten its speedy end. The
Beers. 1t Is claimed, are not likely to risk
the deciding battle of war until they have
General Buffers invading force into a posi-
tion believed to be favorable to them. or
until they are driven into a corner, which
promises to be a matter of months.
The criticism of the methods of the Brit
ish army organization has led several
writer's TO again seriously consider the adj
Visibility of adopting some form of con-
scription, but, although a -preponoerance Of
military experts might favor such a step,
the British nation has not reached the
stage where it could submit to such mill
tarism.
Wireless telegraph. Marconi's system.
has finally been introduced into the navy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-26
A PIECE OF BREAD AND BUTTER.
The Effect of Spreading Sugar on Il
Revived Old Memories.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

Chicago Inter Ocean
The force of childhood recollections and
the truth of the quotation, "A touch of ma
ture makes the whole world kim" were
shown graphically by a little incident in a
downtown restaurant the other day. a
Gus appearance was eating his dinner when
another well-dressed man took a seat OPP
posite him. After giving his order I'm a
bluff. genial manner, the newcomer took a
sip of water and faced around. Suddenly a
queer expression came over his face as he
watched attentively the actions of his Wis
avis. and apparently without realizing what
he was doing he biurted out in a loud tone:
well. well, WELL"
Everyone at the table, including the quiet
looking man, started, and the others, OBJ
serving the direction Of the speakers gaze,
turned their eyes also upon him of the quiet
appearance, to sec what had caused the eX-
clamation.
The man who had come in first was in
buttered bread, and when he realized that
all eyes were turned upon him he blushed
like one detected in a heinous crime and
Utmost fell off his chair. 1t took him a
minute of two to recover, and then he
said to the table in general:
II used to get bread and butter and sugar
for being good when I was a child, and eat
even yet. l know it isn't on the restau-
rant bill of fare, but / couldn't resist the
temptation"
II must beg your pardon for my rude ex-
clamation." replied the other man. my
mother used to put bread and butter and
sugar in my lunch box when 1 went to
school as an eight-year-old up in Vermont.
hood. / guess I'll join you in a piece now
for the sake of old times" And he did.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-26
NOTHING HEARD FROM GREEN
Storm on the Gulf Thursday Seems to
Have BlOtted Him Out.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 25.-Nothing has
been heard from e. II. r. Green's yachting
party since the storm on the gulf coast.
near Rockport, Matagorda bay, Thursday
night last. This would not indicate, how
ever, that the party is in extreme peril, as
the wind has broker Geographic and tele-
phone communication with the islands on
which Mr.. Green's clubhouse and fishing
resort are located, and this might account
for no word coming from Mr.. Green and his
companions. 1t is known that the yacht
Mabel was in a dangerous locality during
Thursday night in Matagorda bay, but
Hugh p. Kahn and ]. III. Buckner. member
OF the party, who went from Dallas, but
started home before the storm came on, say
that il is possible the Green party may
have reached the clubhouse and taken ref
uge there before the storm reached Its most
violent stage.
Tonight a message was received over the
long-distance telephone from parties in Cor
pus Christi, about fifty miles back from
Matagorda bay, who stated that no word
had been received from Mr.. Green or his
friends. The wind at Corpus Christi blew
at the rate of from forty-five TO sixty miles
an hour. AT least Sl00, coo worth OF prop
erty has been destroyed along the coast.
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FUNERAL RITES.
Concluded from First Pare.)

appointed for all living these mortal re-
mains, but in our hearts Carrot A. Hobart
lives, and will live while life remains"
There were thirty-two pallbearers, eight
representing the United States Senate;
eight representing the House of Represent
atives; eight personal pallbearers, selected
by Mr.. Hobart two months before his death,
and eight Senate police. who carried the
torney General Griggs. Edward T. Bell.
Franklin Murphy, General Joseph w. Cong
don. Judge ]. Franklin Fort. George F.
Baker, Z. A. Walton and Col. William Bar
bour. The Senate pallbearers were William
F. Frye of Maine. NJ. A.. Hanna Of Ohio,
William j. Sewall and John Kean of New
Jersey, c.. ". Fairbanks Of Indiana, James
Mcmillan of Michigan. John W. Daniel Of
Virginia, and F.. N. Cockrell of Missouri.
The pallbearers from the House of Repre-
s~entativeS were: ID. B. Henderson of Iowa,
John Gardener and r. Wayne Parker of
New Jersey, Charles f. Joy of Missouri.
William p. Hepburn of Iowa, John Dalzell
of Pennsylvania. George b. Mcclellan of
New York, and James r. Rixey of Virginia.
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NITRATE CONSOLIDATION.
Plan to Unite Chilean Companies and
Limit the Production.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 2.-Hernan G.
Schmidt, Chilean consul TO Germany, who
Is now in Milwaukee en- route to London. is
engaged in effecting a consolidation CT for
ty nitrate companies of Chile. The COM
bined output of the companies is three bill
lion pounds a year, and the amount of CAPT.
, tai invested in the properties is sSl,oO,oo.
The object Of the consolidation is to limit
the output of the product. He is now on
his way to london TO close the deal. Mr..
Schmidt says: There are about forty nj
trate production companies in Chile. The
English companies have the largest invest
ments, amounting to S51, 10000. The Chile
an companies and private producers have
invested about IS, 80. 40, while the German.
Italian and Austrian companies have about
sZl, vcU,uvO invested.
Il have already secured the cooperation
or the largest producers on the west coast OF
Chile for The consolidation, and on my way
TO Germany L snail sop at London 10 ne
gotiate with the English companies for their
cooperation. l have no doubt Tie ar
rangement will be made, for IL is TO the
interests of all the companies 10 limit the
production, in some way, 10 conform 10 the
demand.
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Cable Notes.

Little johnny Reiff, who has won twen-
ty-two races on the English turf, has de-
cided to go TO school during his four months
vacation.
II is stated that Finance Minister De
White has sanctioned the importation, free
of duty, of $3.50 pounds of coal. owing TO
the scarcity which prevails in the Warsaw
district of Russia.
The Queensland Ministry has resigned as
an outcome of a vote of the Assembly In
connection with the construction Of roads.
The government has Mr.. DaW-
son. leader of the labor opposition, to form
a new Cabinet.
The French minister of foreign affairs. NJ.
Delcasse, replying TO a request for infor-
nation. informed the COMMISSIONS of Gus
toms duties yesterday that he could not
make public the terms of the Franco-Amer
lean commercial convention until ii was
presented to the United States Senate.
Dec. 4.
The London riding schools have begun TO
supply female grooms, who, instead Of FOL
owing their mistresSes through the park at
a respectful distance, like a male attendant.
ride side by side with their mistresses. thus
alleviating the silence attending the old
fashioned morning canter with a male
groom in the rear.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-26
Local Observations ON Saturday.
Bar. Ther. RH. Wind. Pr


q. f. X. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.