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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

TRt STEES' SALE OF SEVEN LOTS on TIE
NORTH SIDE on hABoRANA AYENyF. BIZ
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
AND COLI MBIA ROAD. ZACH IMPROVED
RY An UNFINISHED iDNEILINC HOI 81
By virtue 81 seven certain deeds of trust dated
the 2Jth day Of MAY 4. d.. 1879 aud recorded
among the land records Of The District Of Columbia
seq, a34 ct seq, SIS 70 sea 3i2 81 seq 2ss eL
SEQ. aud 25l SEQ. and at the request Of GER
tain OF the holders Of the notes secured thereby
we will offer separately al public auction 10 front
ci the premises ON MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JAM AIRY. A. D.. 1900 commencing Al
erty. situate in the county Of Washington District
OF Columbia, 60 wit: All those certain pieces or
parcels of land and premises known and dixtin-.
guisled 8s and being bots numbered tWeuty-SevCn
ga, twenty t2s). twenty nine con. thirty
one Gid. thirty-three f5a). thirty-four tsll. and
subdivision Of lots in block numbered siE Co
Washington Heights, as per Plat recorded ia
Book County No D, page ., # tie records Of
the SurEeyor's Office. Of the District a. Column
biz. together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms o. sale on each property. One third
o. The purchase money TO lie paid iu cash aud
she balance 10 be paid in two equal iLstallmfurs
respectively, Tn and two years, secured by
deed Il trust upon the property sid, with inter
est thereon payTJlC semi annually az the rate q
q per cent per anuum until paid. an cash az
the option OF the purchaser. 4 deposit OF StJJ On
each property win be required at lime az sale
sale l- Doe clCsgd iu fifteen DAYS from tay 81 sale
otherwise the pTups.tl viii bc resold Oh tie risk
and cost Of dcfJultiHg purchaser after i've DAYS
advertisement Ia some newspaper Published ia
The Dis--:ct % Columbia. Convey auciug and
revenue Stamps at cost Of purchaser
BBAINARD H. WARNER.
CLARENCE b. RHEEM.
lsa. d6os. rxS.etn Trustees, si6 -. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS ). OWEN. Aucts,. sis St. \. ".
SALE OF TWO-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, SITUATE No. p DEGREES /

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING. SITUATE No. p DEGREES
STREET NORTHNESr. WASHINGTON. j. 4.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust given 10 NJ
dated September s. lsSs and recorded in Iiber
1884, at folio 400, Of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia. and az the request Of the
party secured, we viii sell, az public auction. in
front Il the premises, on TUESDAY, JANUARY
TO, 1900, az 80 O'Clock p. m, the following de-
scribed property. situate and living ia the CITY
Of Washington. District Of Columbia. being 10
wit: Lot numbered lSl, in b. II. Manners sub
division Of certain lots. in square numbered 623
as said subdivision appears Of record iu the sur
yeyOrs for said District in Liber "a, at folio 10,
together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms nf sale: One-thud cash and the balance
in two equal iustallments az one and two years
with interest from the day Of sale upon the de-
ferred payments, 10 be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. OF all cash at the 0p-
tiOn Of the purchaser. A deposit Of slice required
on acceptance OF bid Alb convey ancing, record
ing. and stamps at cost 81 purchaser. Sale %
be closed within fifteen dass, otherwise the irus-
tees reserve the right 70 resell al the risk and cost
Of the defsulting purchaser
WILLIAM MAYSE.
Nm +. WILLIAMS
fTrtflf
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pa ST " W.-Nicely-fur. well-heated room,
with or without board. jS53t, EN-
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur a.
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports o.
sailing daily. and the schedule o. Blessings Is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For tine week cEdiag January
q, l'~l, the last connecting closes VIII be made
from iAi- Office as follows.
transatlantic Mails
FiduAI-fc4 At Hos T. m. for NETHERLANDS
dlrtcl. per - Siasteudzm. from New York,
wa Rotterdam. Letters must be directed
Fss s. s. Stsateudsm''
tcl AT --1J p n for EUROPE. per r. r.
|csIuaslc from New York. via Queenstown
Co a. ll-0j D.. m for NORM AY direct. per
8 E. IhIuEYails. from New York. via Chris
tautS- Letters must be directed per s. g.
1hingvaiia-'
ftiNrEb NATTER. ETC.-Gcrm4u steamers
s-ilLg from New York on TUESDAYS tsse Printed
Matter etc. Tor GERMANY. aud specially sd-
dressed Printed Matter etc, Tor other parts o.
EUROPE
American and White star steamers sailing from
New 4 o-k on Wednesdays. German steamers from
New } ork on Thursdays. and CHnsrd. French aud
German steamers from New York on Saturdays
iake Printed Matter etc. Tor al countries for
which they are advertised 90 carry mails.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

MNE- DAVIS. born Cl1iTFUraut and card reader
tells about business. removes spells and eviI
Influences. TcuniteS the separated. and gives luck
TO all cures piles and drunkenness. Ieas 25th ST.
nv grQI-,o
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foh RENI-CheaP; lovely fur. psrlor fat or
single rooms; housekeeping; adults ll26 9th
81 NV jas EN-
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Advertisements under this head
Wilt he inserted for one cent "a word
for zach insertion.

ior Fach insertion.
WANTEB-Drrmmer for city trade: experienced
preferred. Call at 9ls 4th 81 NV Item
wANTED-suo hrst-class settled white BARRIERS
for saturday. Apply ~ oth 81. Sc item
WANTED Two i,arbcrs for saturday: good guar
autoe given; one Tor steady work. SlJ Pa.
ave. NV. Item
WANTED A student 70 tend fires Tor board and
room. 92i l'th st. NV. Item
n YOU want clerical or domestic work see US.
BUSINESS BJ REAU, 120O View y OK ave. NV.
WANTED Two white walters; must be quick and
have white coats and aprons. Apply. ready
for WORK carly, ne 9Th e. NV. II
WANTED barber for saturday, s. guaran-
tee. SOS y st. NV. il
WANTED Three men for inside work. also two
men for ONCE. BASEMENT, jij 18th 81. NV.
WANTED Good white barber; s. guarantee. S'2
AZ st. NY. 1t
WANTED-5o wood choppers; fare paid, 60 miles
from city. %n6 Fl, nv. II
NAMED white chef TO go to Floridai ss5i
references. l'i' vTes"n ave NV. It
WE TiND You employment; YOU rey Us after
ward; investigation invited 1HE Ittf'o
10. AL Z, st.
wANrED-An experienced cutter. at once
HEARN * GILBERT, Merchant Tailors SIS +
ST. NV. Il
WANTED Stout coiored driver. salesman. man
for office work. good places. Cau quick.
BASEMENT. 6lC At. Il
WANTED Cooks dj7hosshers. walters. drivers,
boys, CITY and country people. SHACkLE-
FnRD'S, aos ST. NV 1t
WAITED Compo-itor on straight matter .THE
PANTAGRAPH,' near Court House, Alex
sudri1 county. 1t
WANTED class pie. cake. and pastry
baker. Address Bon g, this Office It
WANTED Smart. active eolored boy A. once 10
deliver and work in drug store. corner Con
ne,ieut ave. and :, I'D. small pay at first It
WAITED --Eirst-elass barber. Apply CHRIS
GEOBClUS, eS5 II ST. NV. ia5-2t
WANTED BY oolorcd man. place as porter wait
81 " driver. Address i ith It. nc. Il
WANTED 100 men at National Theatre Friday
morning, January 5, at II a. M Apply
Stage Door. Il
WANTEp-A thoroughly experienced hu,tliug
sloe salesman liberal salary paid and per
mauent position assured right party; only those
meaning business need respond; All commuuf-
cations strictly coHideutial Address Box g.
This office. jll %, en-.
WANTED Young man. 30 wait .abl-; private
family; also to1nStcr, and man cook. En-
qaire 1895 ~. S. nv Ja4-3t
NANTED-NHIse (GeWsU) restaurant waiter
and young man assistant bartender. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY, 6l3 9Th st jas 2r. em
MANTED-Mcu % sell teas and cofees. MAN
HAITIAN C0FFEE co. $40 9th NV. is3-3r
WANTED SELECTION, for industrial FIRE insurance
BASEMENT. 9o7 G st. NV. ia8-7t
WANTED -First-clsss shoemaker Apply 13 sta
81. Sc fao-tt
MANTED-So meu 60 20 20 ". 60 cut wood.
Address Box a.. this Office. ilg-gl
WANTED Enthusiastic takers o. good address.
20 represent u among business men i'm the
NV. and East Washington. permanent and lu-
eIallle- Addrr5s bon ~. this office ja2-lw. en-
NANTED-s0 bows with bicycles az messengers.
Apply li0l / ST., basement, af.er G ?. IN.
d-8Q-Tt
WANTED-Five Grss-eiass cOatnlakers. Apply SIS
18th ST. Nv. deIf-tf
-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IN the year for Norfolk. New
- port NsNs. and all points South. by the
- superb, powerful STEEL palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- inRtun." on the following schedule:
IS. Washington ESQ pm L.. Portsmouth. 5 90 pm
Lv. AeKandTis..7.00 pm L. Norfolk. So. s. IS pm
Ar. TT. AunFoes7.OO ana II. Fl. Monroe. o. 40 pm
Ar Norfolk 500 am Ar. Alexandria G. 20 Am
Ar Portsmouth-sl5 am Ar Washington 90 am
- Tickets on sale al SIT Penn. ave. r. aud
- o. ticket Ofice. 6l9 Penn ave, aud corner
- 18th 81. and y Y. sve, {. & o. ticket Of
fees, at 5la Penn. and laIh IL;
81 A = 81 nf7re y and
- on board steamers
- ESrFer further information apply ar gen
- ergl oihees 7Jh a. wharf. Wash d. e
Phone, 750.
n32s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

FOR RENT-Warm furnished rooms Tor one or
two persons; reasonable. POI Z 81. NV.
fa5-gt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

ELEGANT fur. parlor, - per week; other rooms
cheap; every convenience. S37 Pa ave. NV.
il4 81 en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

Eok RENT-lrick table. behind 45l Franklin
81 NV; perfect c. ldition; So ja3-st
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

FOR RENT-Tvo large fur communicating
rooms; one ballroom as & 81. NV,
NJ
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Goad CguPeletc.. A. L. GARGUS.
Stable, bet and . sts., 9th and 9Th NV.
II pm
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TNPENHiTERS.

$4,000 --~->~---~~----~~ -~--.--~------~
TYPEWRITER repairing; do careful work.
charges very reasonable; Remington. Dens-
more. and CaiigTaph especially: also bnv. sell
and rent typewriters; s. ger month. LAB0F!SH
III 9th ct. NV. ise-9f ern
COME IN and do your typewrilirE l0c Der hour;
preliminary instruction free: tyDeyyriters rent
ed Tor practice az low rates. delivered TO vOlir
home best grade Of typewriter ribbons Csc. u
per dozen. NFWafAN'S TNREwRrThn AZ. NtS.
Gil Eth 81. NV or9s. sr,o
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WALL PAPER.

1899 WAS a hummer" for W; we broke an
records in tie number OF rooms we DaDered;
100 is going 20 be another winner" II these
first few days count for anything; rooms papercd
with new stylish paper. finest work s. IN
+. g.. NOLiE. $40 9Th ST. NO BRANCH i13tf
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HELP wANrED-FEmALE.

Advertisement under this head
viii be Inserted for one cent word
fer each Insertion.
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR sAI.E-6'eut's Columbia. $3.50; gents Ramb-
Ter. 50: ladies. boys. ard girls high grade
Wlleels. y W; genuine baFe iins- CYCLE IN
CHANGE. TiO 10th ST. NV ASST
VIZ HtY F-eofs1 bend bicycles for cash HUSTLER
liiClCLE REPAIR CO.. ~ and Maine ave-
s"- 3-3ulos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-05

FOR RENT-One extra large room; steam heat !;
fur. uIEur.; bath on same floor ballroom
heated; board :: desired; beautiful location MISS
EVANS, as sth ST. NV. jaJ-:;t, en-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

FOR RENT-tNFUBSISHE ROOMS.
FOR RENT > haudsome, UNFINISHED. communi-
eating rooms: 2G floor. steam heat. and gas;
Light housekeeping; Sl2-Je. i29 5th nc Ja5--t
FOR RENT Fat Of three UNFINISHED rooms;
convenient for light housekeeping; rent $40.
82l 10Th ~ INV Ja7-@t
FOR RENT-Two lovely communicating rooms;
desirable location. ESQ I st. nw lai-St
FOR RENT bright. unfinished commanded
lug roolns- "a story; bay window brick. large
slcsvc; closets. heat, gas. and bath. suitable
Tor light housekeeping; ga. 25u l 50. ugg.
js4-2t
FOR RE- s urfurnished rooms. on I'd floor. for
housekeeping 1928 sth ri. nw. de2'-it
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-A bargain small cash payment hal
So per month. Groom and bath, o.
T.; JOSH conlpietrr; half square from can; wide
Apply % owner, fEKCN II. RUSSELL, 1906 G. 81.
Nv. ja5-7t,en
FOR SAI.E- OIi Fourteenth -. ne. nov brick.
% Tuufu, and bath. q. 600 c1rhs so ana
interest," monthly Address Boz 4, this oftce-
Js5-5J
HOW 10 ~ your own landlord on $40 month";
drop Postsi FOR booklet giving particulars
FULTON r. GORDON, l2g5 q NV lli-at
FOR sAIE-IUu 81. near II me-. buH brick. G
rooms. marble wash stand. hre bath. cellar,
icat~d by furnace large Dot and parking, wide
alley. parchcz lst and ID stories rear: reduced.
3 80. See EOl AND 4. BOOTH Cor 10Th and q
nv. Ia5-5r
FOR SAILS. go; e., near I5th S. NV,
frame. - rooms. lot 25xI2O 20 oft alley
Got alone worth money!; rents so monthly. See
ROLAND c. BOOTH. Cor. 10th anG G NV.
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wANTED-sTORE AND DwEII,Nc

WANTED To rent bakery, with brick oven and
jas 81 ,em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-aALE.

Adve rtisements under this head
viii he Inserted for one cent q word
for each Insertion.
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WANTED 4 white Eiyl between Is and II SeiIs
old q. take care % q baby and make herself
generally useful Cali al 30 Fl. nv. 1t
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WANTED Reliable colored woman Tor general
hoosewOrs; bring ref; at once. $50 IN e.
a. Item
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W LILLIAN N 81.
Nm. +. VILLA
RY DINCAXsoN BKos, AUCTIoTFrRs.

BARNARD & JOHNSON.
ATTORNEY. Columbian rBUildiRg.
iaI-cod&ds EN-
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WANTED Girl for general housework az SSle P
a. r,s 1t .em
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DR.. A, II, TAYLOR

300 Il st. n. W.
Gold hllinGs ard bridge work speciality, AZ
-hl lowest prices; amsigam filling SOC. fuli SCI.
II teeth on plates, s.; extracting. either by Cas
OF local spray. absolutely painless SOC. with
out, Zoe; al work done by experts and guar
snteed the be-: open on Sundays irorn 10 10 4
O'Clock. rnho2- fem
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FOR RENT-eis n \. ave. NV, nicely-fUr.
rooms; first floor; well heated; transients.
ssEq
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WANIED-A grown girl. or woman s"r general
homework m small family. Call 90. 22d ST.
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES
NASTED-Iiorse Tor his feed; light work. sgqs
s ST. NV. - -
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NINE. THEO,

MME. THEO,
Medium and Gard Reader Washinrion's nasst
famous ClsirvoysHt AID Palmist Consult her on
business. love, and family afsirs: reunites the
separated; removes spells; Causes speedy mar
riages. and gives luck. Open daily German
spoken; s5c snd SOC. 90 II 81. nv. ja2-7t
MADAME REVERE,
the greatest clsiryoyant and life reader tells inst
waJ you want % know. without asking Oues-
tons; Sittings daily; 80 cents and 81. COS 9th
NV. init en-
GENTLEMAN, - desires acquaintance Of Young
lady fond of pleasure; object matrirpopv:
strictly confidential. Address Bon S. Til, Office
~
MASSAGE. Manicure. aud Chiropodisi: laGv as
sistant. s2l 18th ST. nv. 2d fcor. ia2-7t
ATTEND the Zzncig's free lectures on paImistry
every evening a 5 O'clock; reading daily,
e5r- OH nth ST. NV. js5-7t
MIR. l.. NORRIS. Bdltimurc's talented medium
at $50 9th st. NV, daily from 10 10 G: seauccs
Tuesday and Friday, P. H., Wednesday. $50
7. m. ia@-7t
THE people Of the 10Th century should be euliglt-
elegant Istorn-IHade suit or an oyerCost that is
slightly worn at price 90 s,nt the parse Of every
one; call and see them. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
6l9 u ST. ja2-zt
AiSIE.-RETTA. Card Reader: your fortune for 10
and i cents; extra reading % cents. OF sth
s. NV de9l-at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-24
OMNIBUS.

IT'S very discouraging, !. - !
Young man. 81 confess ths' "
considered myself a genias .,,..s.
But perhaps you are
friend. soothingiy. - ny u,
Impossible; l explained n =,
half a dozen hard-headea, .,sa !, }
and not one Of them seen'''
was a blamed fool.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-24
sCRoFULA

is "bad blood" A little /
of the skin becomes
you come to have as"'
perhaps. There 4' /
manifestations Of u
This is the plain one j
There is a germ to 'D
You kill 1t WIN
What is THAR i
It's the power that .
80 SOL
Full life is strong
is weak, Il
Take Scots cll-l''
cod-liver oil. to c"i'i''',l
Astounding life is. p''''|
cure of all diseases. |
Wei, sen, you . l.'l' to, 70 q P.s IT.. -
ccoT-r g. BOVINE ~
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PRICELESS TREASURE GONE.

Priceless literary treasures were tum-
hled into the lotus-ponds, wet with the
Hoods of water used to extinguish the
fires. and later buried after they had be-
GIN to rot. to diminish the disagreeable
odor. Expensive camphor-wood cases
containing the rare and unique Encyclo-
paedia of Jungle "a photographed
work resembling the Century Dictionary,
but probably many hundred times as ex-
tensive) were filled with earth to form a
part of the ramparts for defense, while
the innumerable volumes comprising this
great thesaurrs were dispersed In every
direction, probably to every library In
europe, as well as to innumerable pri-
vate collections, not few Of the volumes
peing thrown into the common heap to
mod and to be buried like the rest Thou
SANDS or Han-Lin essays lay about the
premises. the sport of every breeze, serv
ing as firewocd for the troops Odd vol
umes or choice works furnished the waste
paper or the entire Legation for nearly
two months, and were found in the ki-ch-
ems, used by the coolies as pads for car
rylng bricks on their shoulders, and lay
III piles IN the outer streets and were
ground into tatters under the wheels Of
passing carts when traffic was once more
resumed. OF the varied forms Of Meme
SIS connected with the uprising against
foreigners In China, the fate of the an
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cure of all diseases :
wen send you a little to % s.. : r. sp., !
SCOTT s. BOVINE ="
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-10-11
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Fred Stoyell is out again after a
severe attack of pneumonia.
w. n McGill, the sheep king, left
town for the railroad on Saturday and
will be gone about 10 days.
A. l.. Parker, candidate for long
term Commissioner, visited our town
the past week and was much encour-
aged by promises.
Ross Delker met with serious ankle
sprain recently and has been laid up
under Dr. Townsend s treatment but is
now convalescing.
There are rumors of three or four
weddings in the very near future, but
the course OF true love does not always
run smoothly, so will not mention
names.
Josiah f. Miles writes that he will be
home in time to vote. He has been
visiting in Southern California with
Rufus Taylor and we regret that Mr..
Taylors health is not good.
Mr.. w. G. Nebeker mining man
from Salt Lake city visited this district
last week on mining business and was
so well pleased that he will come again
to inspect further.
In an interview with Prof. Comstock
of Los Angeles after inspecting some
of our mines last week, he stated his
favorable impression formed of this dis
trict and his decision to revisit it.
Fruit in abundance is now coming TO
our market from Spring and Snake
valleys and Duck Water. The quality
is far superior to fruit formerly brought
from Utah.
Our townsman, Ira j. Mcknight,
seeks reelection as County Commits
sioner for Short Term. We believe Mr..
Mcknight has given satisfaction dur
ing his term of Office and it is the feel
ing of this community that this part of
the county should by all means be re-
presented on the Board of Commission
ers and irrespective of politics he will
doubtless command the votes of our
citizens.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-10-11
AN ACT OF JUSTICE.

The following from the Reno Gazette
is commendable and graceful act of
justice to a political opponent, and in
striking contrast to the mendacity
of some of its Republican contempt
rares and of the candidate himself
whom the Gazette from political causes
feels it its duty to support. The Gaz-
cite says:
''fhe Gazette, in reporting legitimate
items OF news, tries to report them cor
rectly, whether 1t be a political conven-
ton or runaway. 1t believes that this
is the province OF a newspaper, and the
Gazette is newspaper and has always
followed this plan. Neither does it be-
lieve in misrepresenting political OPP
ponent. This article is inspired by the
Journals Tuesday morning report of
the Republican county convention, and
from the further fact that the Demo-
cratic county convention or Silver con-
vention-it matters not which, for they
are one and the same-thought it was
necessary to adopt resolutions setting
forth the fact that Francis G. New
lands lives in Nevada. What inspired
that mention we do not know, tor the
truth is that he has lived in this State
for upwards OF twelve years and for the
first year or two of his residence was
here nearly all of the time. Since his
election to Congress he has necessarily
been in Washington eight or ten months
out of the twelve. Mr.. Newlands has
been valuable and public spirited res
ident, too. In his private capacity he
is good citizen and we have no objec-
tions to his being millionaire. Polit-
ically, however, Mr.. Newland s ideas
on public questions are so much at var
lance with our own, that we shall con-
slider that our duty has been well done
ii we succeed in defending the Republi-
can party from the assaults of the anti
expansionists, free traders, Is to men
with wheels In their heads, and the
whole gang OF 'outs" trying to get in.
There are enough questions OF
/ greater moment to be discussed in this
campaign than whether Mr.. Newlands
lives in Nevada, and whether he is a
millionaire. While the Gazette has nc
disposition to deny either of these prop
ositions, we shall think, as we said be-
fore that our duty has been performed
il we succeed in standing off the nation
al assault of the enemy. The Gazette
will oppose Mr.. Newlands' recollection
to Congress on grounds OF national pol
icy and will not stop to discuss matters
which are not material to these issues
his fortune or his residence Virgins
Chronicle.