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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07
ZAPOWIEDZIANY

przeszlym numerze Wiarusa
obch6d %pamietnej. rocznicy
3go maja odby} sic W Vino
ME W niedziele wieczorem, W
dolnej hall kosciola 6w. Sta
nis}awa Kostki.
/ Obch6d otworzy} wiel.
ks. proboszcz Pacholski
2 Dziewczeta szk6lne Cd
|~6piewaly: ,,Oto dis dzief"
3 Piano Polonez 3 maja
"a. Wrohskiego) p. r. Ha-
merski
4 Deklamacya nSybir''
~dziewczeta szk6lne
5 Fonografp Leonard Wat
6 Piano Dance Of the de-
mongalop s. sikorska Ro,
Watkowskai q. Stanislawska
Piano Garotte 81. q.
szewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

MA rady
miejskiej W poniedzia}ek
wszyscyzalderrnan 1byli9 obec-
nj z wyj@tkiem aldermana
Helm.
sWykaz rachunkowy "a
miesiac Kwiecie6 kt6ry wy
nosi razem $2,991.58 =
p~rzyzwolony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

WSRODE 6lubowalp p. J6zef
Satka : panna Klara Busdi-
cker. Parma Busdicker pre-.
szla niedawno ma lono ko-
6ciola katolickiego. Mode
pa6stwo zamieszka " Daven-
port, Iowa, gdzie p. s'atkka
PRAGUE " zawodtzlijle dErrukar-,
skim. s sS5z 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

w PIATEK umarl SO letni
Tomasz Chuchna ma wodna
puchline, pogrzeb odby} sic
W niedziele z koscio}a sw.
Jana, ma cmentarz. Zmar}y
pozostawia zone i czworo
dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

lpleeami ,,seps'' diva nikczemne
'lotry ciqgle mnie chez mies pod
swojjemi noggami. q 60 gorsze 6sciagg-
ne1l druggse metryke, a. . starego
kraju ] e Zjednocze,nia bede w
rzucony. Czekaj II maly ,,krdliku',
jak Boga kocham tego nie.bedziesz
mial darowane.
Naraz telefon dzwoni, e. do
.skakuje do.telefonu; Halo, dac my
I'd DC policeman Hatch:
you are arrested forI selling
Whiski without Lisence; K: al
dand enestepd - puszcza telefon.
Jestem aresztowanyza sprzedawanie
wiski. @ ziemio rozzstap sic POI
ch1on mic, co teraz bedzie re nina,
tn ro1vdd, a ter'1 j~es1o1g 2 w6dts
jestem aresztowany. Tax teraz wi
DE skutki skarzenia N. . gdybym
pana wcale ME by1 zpa}, pan nam6-
viii m,e do oskarzenia n. tylko ola
swojej obrony q ia jak g}upi uslu-
cha}em.
(Ciag daisy nastapi. SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

PAM Geo. Thum iona byfego
szeryfa powiada: Moge polecic
Cas.Copo ma reumatyzm j katar
gdyz jestem zdrowsza y reuma-
tyzmie j katarze Cd kilka lat 9
Cas- Como mnie wyleczylo.
B. Fletcher m6wi: Jestem
wyleczony Z chronicznego "a
tWardzenia Cd 25 lat Cas-Cono
jedynie nj pomogglo.
PAM Emma Schlotman: "a
nieczyszczona krew ] nerh go
zupelnie zdrowe;xpoleca przyia-
ciolom Case ono.
S. E. Burns powiada, ie cier-
pial na reumatyzm, ak mkt ma
5wiecie, j ie lCas-Cono go Eu-
pelnie wyleczylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

DIR. MIKULICZ z Wroc}a-
via ma Slazku, jeden z mai
s}awnriejszych chirurg6w W
swiecie zwiedzi} W pi&tek
szpital panny Maryi W Ro-
chester, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07
s spiewN asz Chlopicki


5 Spiew Nasz Chlopicki
.Chlopcy szkolm
8 Pan Dominik Hamerski
.deklamowal piekny chociaz
nader trndny ustep e pana
Tadeusza) Muzyka Jankiela
"a co mu sic nalezy uznanie
10 Trio skrzypce forte
plan parma Jazdzewska
Hieronim i parma Salomea
Zaborowska bylo bardzo pie
kne. 49,
Wielebny' ks. proboszcz
Pocholski przeczytal i wyt}o-
m!aczyl s}uchaczom gl6wne
.punkta konstytucyi, objasnia-
JAG jak scisle sa tam po1aczo-
ne religia = narodowo5cia, a
jak przeciwnie ia dis wielu
t1umaczy.
Gdyby teraz polska powsta-
la, mog1aby te same praWa,
konstytucyi wtenczas ulozo-
nej, przyjac, tax wielkiej do
nios}osci by1a konstytucya
3go maja.
II Piano ,,The whirlpool
galop'' PIP. H. Derdowska i
Betka. +.
13 Piano canon March"
20. G. Daszkowska i Z.Kowa-
lewska.
"A Spiew ,,Polska Mo
dziez" = Dziewczeta szkolne.
Is Duet Skrzypiec ipia-
no = PIP. F J~azdzewska i S.
ZahOrOWska.a
Is Fonograf p. Leonard
Watkowski.
II Waves Of the Ocean
galop. PIP. NJ Ciemihska j NJ.
Krajnik.
10 Spiew Nv krwawym
polu" Ch1opcy szkolni.
10 Piano ,,Mazurka" en-.
Moszkowskiego) p. R. Ha-
merski.
KS. proboszcz nakoniec POI
dziekowa} "a truly o.
ko1o uswietnienia obchodu
poniesione, oraz wszystkim
re sic tax liczne zebrali. Ma
zako1czenie odspiewano ra-
zem ,, Boze cos Polske."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

MA rady
miejskiej, ubieglego tygodnia,
wvbral PREF. Simpson haste
pujace komitety: komitej fl
nasowy: Rowan, Liberia, Hess,
Tarras, Micha1owski; zakup-
ma; Helm, Hess, Rowan; u
lie; Micha1owski, Helm, Tar
ras;; komitet woody: Liberia,
Hess, Michalowski, Miller,
Helm; ognia: Helm, Micha-
}owski, Taras; oswietlenia:
Hess, Helm, Micha1owski,,
Tarras, Liberia; most6w:: Libe-
"a, Helm, Reuss; koncesyi:
Reuss, Liberia, Heinz; kom.
kropienia ulic; Miller, Micha-
1owski, Rowan.
~JEDNOGkOSNIE wybra-
no Masterpieces osoby: PAM
A. III. Snow panowie: r. Z.
Bell i E. A. Morey, cz1onko-
vie zarzadu byblioteki.
PANU A. j. KOWALEW-
SKIEMU udzielono koncesyi
s%zynkowej, p. G. Strunk
handlarskiej q p. N. Toye
plumbierskiej.
PRZESZEDK wniosek al
.dermana Reuss azeby ivy
czajni robotnicy miejscy pra-
scowali dziennie 8 godzin, q
.byi platni $1.75 dziennie glo-
sowali "a: Liberia, Reuss, Tar
ras, Michalowsk, Rowan j
Miller. nrzaciw. nrAz. Sim
pson j aldermanHess.
TowarzystW,g9ol' dlobroczynnou--
Sci powiatu Wlinona (HEu-
name Society $40 roc q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07
Og6lny szpital Winodski
$500 rocznie

OSollly ezp1Cal Wlllo1!shl
5000 rocznie
Urzednicy miejscy
o%trzymywac beda W roku
nadchodzacym pensye jak ma
stepuje:
Mayor $500 rocznie
Kasyer $1,000 rocznie
Sedzia miejski $1.40O rocz-:
ME
Adwokat $1,000 rocznie
Inzynier w}acznie 2 utrzy-
maniem konia $1,000 rocznie.
Komisarz woody $1,000
rocznie
Komisarz ulics $1,000 rocz-
ME
Komisarz ubogich 5000
rocznie
Officer zdrowia $500 rocz-
ME
Odzwierny budynku miej-
skiego w1acznie z wydatkami
"a czyszczenie $500 rocznie.
Pierwszy pob6rca mostowy
5000 rocznie
Drugi poborca mostowy
5000 rocznie
Pound Master 800 rocz-
ME
: Officer sadowy $500 rocz-
ME
Naczelnik policy wlacznie
z u~trzymaniem konia ipowo-
|zika $3.50 rocznie
Nocny kapitan policyjny
So. 80 rocznie
Sierzant patrolki policyjnej
$500 rocznie
Patrolman $500 "a kazdy
rok
ASSESSOR ma rok 1903 $500.
"a kazdy rok .
ASSESSOR ma rok 1904 $1,000
"a kazdy rok
Pomocnik asesora ma rok
1908 $3.50 "a kazdy rok
Pomocnik asesora ma rok
1904 $3.50 "a kazdy rok
Marsza1ek ognia $500
rocznie
Pierwszy maszynista PREY
wodociagach $1,000 rozcnie
Drugi maszynista PREY
wodociagach $75 miesiecznie
Palace przy wodociaggach
$50 miesiecznie
Zapalacz $40 miesiecz-
ME
Weighmaster $50 miesiecz-s
ME
Kapitan stray ogniowel
$50 miesieczpie
Lieutenant " departmencie
|ognia $3.50 miesiecznie
Strazacy $55 miesiecznie
kazdy
Electeioian $658miesiecznie
Kapitan maszyny ognio-
wei $50 miesiecznie
Doz6rca sanitarny $50
miesiecznie
Stenografista miejski $50
miesiecznie
Pierwszy pomo.cnl1iikl's k on,
|sarzawody $75 miesiecznie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

w PONIEDZIAkEK Slu-
.bowali " polskim kosciele
6w. StanisllaBwa Kostki Igna-
cy Klosowski j J6zefina Les
nau oboje 2 Winony.
WE WTOREK pob1ogos1a-
viii wiel. ks. Pacholski zWia-
EEK malze6ski p. J6zefa Neu-
man i.panny Amy Marchle-
wicz oboje . Bluff Siding,
parafii tutejszej.
w SRODE wyjezdza wiel.
ks. Pacholski ma czterdziesto
godzinne nabozehstwo do
Minnesota Lake do ks. Dasz-
kowskiego W przyszfym1
tygodniu odbedzie sic take
same nabozenstwo we Whine
ks: Ciemi6skiego.
MA POSWIECENIE no.
wego -niemiecko-k
koscio}a W Arcadia Wis.,, wy
W niedziele specyal-
nym pociagiem kolei Green.
beyskiej okolo 400 os6b.
A w SNAZA, wy
wszystek sw6j towar.
i .wyproWadza sic W tych
do Oregon albo Kali
fornii.
ODDZIAK POLICYJNY z
dzielnym , naczelnikiem l..
Schoenig naczele, rozpocza1
poniedzia1ek spe}niac sw6j
obowiazek, a re major Brown
uwaza1 dotychczasowa liczbe
(10) policyant6w niedosta-
teczna, powiekszono ia ma Is
Dotychczasowi policyanci
pozostana dalej: J. J..
Nc. Kaffrey, Henry King,
Jan Gaszkiewicz, Ludwik
Dorsz, Geo. Kammarer, Geo.
Hanson, Jak6b Stanis}awski,
Riebau, FIR. Lockwood,
Pickering; i nastepujacy
nowi: William Dyer, Jacob
Bronx, Herman Schultz,
Jak6b Brugger, Jan Rymar-
kiewicz, j. J.. Fitzpatrick,
Michal Bambenek, Aug.
Harnich. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

w KWIETNIU umar}o W
miescie 10 os6b, - II p}ci
meskiej i 5 ze6skiej; uro!dzi-
10 sic 35 dzieci-21 ch}opc6w
i II dziewczat. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07
TERMIN MAJOWY w tu'

TERMIN MAJUW W tu-
tejszym sadzie dystr. otwarty
zosta} W .poniedzialek O II
pred pofudniem, rozpoczeto
znana 'sprawe Maryanny Ku-
sztelskiej, O odszkodowanie,
"a Smierc meza Wawrzy6ca
Kusztelskiego podczas piracy
prey kanale s%ciekowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

MAN YYyDAWlDvy. WIS.,
w naszej parafm q iludzie do
kazali swego j wYgonlli ztad nasze-
go dobrego proboszcza, ksiedza
Krzywonosa, kt6ry tutajj gorliwie
ola naszego dobra pracowal przesz-
10 dziewiec lat! Jest to JUL ~ =
rzedu kapIan v tel niieszczeSliwej.
parafii Cd za1ozenia tejze, Wygnali
90 n,ecne warcho}y, cho6 on szcze-
re pracowa1 dla dobra =parafii,
choG postara4 sic Q wybudowanie
pieknego ko6ciola, a parafia tutui-
sza "a jego staraniem stane1a ma
rdwni Z pierwszorzednemi parafia-
N; " W;scona;n,e. Czeoo nrzodtom
ME poradzi} dokaza6 zaden inny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

Pensya stray ogniowej
jest ola tych kt6rzy 50 o
'becnie " sluzbie. Ola nowo
wstepujacych jest pensya ma
rok $45 miesiecz-
ME drugi rok $50 miesiecz-
ME a potem wynosi jak wy
lei podane.
Komisarz woody powinien
stawi6 poreczenie ma $4,000.
naczelnik policy ma $1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

PAN w SNAZA, wy
przeda1 wszystek sw6j towar
i .wyprowadza sic W tych
dniach do Oregon albo Kali
fornii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07

w PONIEDZIAKEK 6lu-
.bowali.w polskim koSciele
6w. Stanis1awa Kostki Igna-
cy Klosowski j J6zefina Les
nau oboje 2 Winony.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
BRYAN PRAISES ROOSEVELT.

A recent associated dispatch from.
Iowa City. Iowa, states that William
Jennings BrSan has at last given VI
the free silver idea, according to Pro-
fessor James W. Bradshaw, Of TIN
Commercial College of that city. Prof.
Bradshaw met Bryan on a train on the
way from New York to Lincoln. The
two are Old friends. In converse tior
on the train Bryan said, according to
Bradshaw:
while still believing that free silver
would be good thing for our countr,
the nations Of the world have settled
down TO gold hasis to such an extent
that ii would be practically impossibl'
to substitute anything for the golo
standard. | think free silver viii b.
considered at the National D. mocrsti,
convention of 1904. Moreover believe
IL will never again he an issue.
II am out Of politics forever. shall
give my attention to the law, my lect-
ures and the Commoner hereafter.
mo man can say who the next Dem
oeratic nominee will ba.
mo man in tie Republican party
equals Roosevelt In the esteem Of tbs
Common peops; especially 10 the sest.
None equal Roosevelt in his power 70
command the respect Of all nations ana
TO WELD an influence on the world q,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
LIVE STOCK.

This Company il preparen to handle
Live stock To and from all POINTS
eeached by railroads Ia the country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
THE AMERICAN FLAG.

The Lovelock Argus speaks lightly
OF the attempt of New York tobac-
conist 10 use the American flag for adj
vertising purposes, aud another paper
goes 30 far as to use the flag in car
tom. There are at least a few things
In this world that ought to be held
sacred. Among them is the hig OF
ones country. The flag does not rep
resent any siegle NAL ad minis ration OF
the government. Tine flag is not even
in a monarchy. the emblem Of the king.
II repie se nts a sovereignty OF the peo-
pie. IL IL the localized expression of
the government OF pat iotism and
LOYALTY that ne YER die. The laws OF the
different States intended to protect the
nag from being married by inscription
or advertisicg thereon have their foun-
dation In reason and purest sentiments
of loyalty. No news paper has any
right to use the q .g for PURPOSE of car
toon, for the throwing of disgrace or
distrust upon any admit istra'iop Or
policy. The h-g is above aud beyond
every temporary policy or ad mini-'ra-
ton. Such use contains no argument
and only demonstrate i'll temper and
the demonical spirit OF anger or hate
coming from humliatef pride and dis.
appointment, that would drive its in
sane victim tn attempt tho destruction
OF the nation. the murder Of the moth
er that bore and nourished him, and
cause him to curse God. his Creator.
For an American ei1iZsn TO mar the
American a 70 shows the me spirit a.
fer tn. Christian TO burlssqne Christ
and Christianity and paint cartoons
aud nd advertisements on the consecrated
cross, the EN- blem OF His redemption.
II Is all mons nse to say the newspapers
represent - high moral tone" and
That the liberties Of our country ale
censored. honest press, II the news
papers teach contempt for all that Is
sacred, all that STANDS for or symbolic.
tho sentiments OF religion or patriotism.
Those who seek through its disgrace
to advance their own views or to ex-
press their disappointment will be
crus he'd by the cd arising from their
own fol- and lack o. r. yerence for that
which Is sacred, says the Gardnerville
Record.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
Work on the comstock.

AT the present time rs mines are in
active OF GRAFTON on the Comstock ex-
elusive o those interested iD tho drain
age of lie Ward shaft. The Bullion,
Alpha. julia and ExeL.quer are TO-
Guided Ia the hunter oefraying the ex-
pruse 81 r, e"vsriHg the lower levels by
thai method. Tue Davis drill on the
Brunswick ana the Butters company
are rot iociudrd in the above figures.
fne latter concei Il employs very
large nun Der of men ami indirectly
employment to many more.
The copirg winter and spring .ili wit
ness tue beet lines seen here IN gresi
nsns years. y virg MA Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TO WILLIAM RICHARDSON:

TO WILLIAM RICHARDsoN:
You are heieuy notified mat we hsve e1-
pended during each OF The years 100 and 1.e'
sIla. iar each OF said years IN LABOR and i'm.
proyements upon the Jump lode mining claim
sltuard in the Robinson ) lining D stri"t.o oun-
ty of " h,te Pine, State Of Nevada. he locstion
certificate oiwhich Is found on reccrd la Book
S. page ase, in the Office ofthe Recorder of said
county, in order to hold said claim under tie
provisions Of section 2s24 of the Revised Stat
ntes of the United states. and the amendment
thereto, approved January p, $50, oucerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount reui,ired 10 held said lode for the
period ending on the slst day OF Deet m5er Of
each Of the Aforesaid years, each II your Pro
portion of such expenditure icing st3s for the
whole OF ssi d period. and If within ninety days
after the publication hereof you fail "r r,fl.se
to contribute your pro- oF.ien Of such sxpendi-
tare as above stated. yoar iniere in said claim
will become the property # the subscriber.
your eo-oSn ers who have made the rr,luired
expenditure by the terms Of al sertion.
sTETE BAKER,
TH0s. oSSoRs.
Date Of first publication. octctet y. ies.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
White Pine Copper Company.

Location OF principal place OF business. san
Francisco. California. Location OF works.
Robinson Mining District. White Pine Count,
Nevada
NOTICE Is hereby Civ n that at meeting OF
the Board Of Directors held on the 2ith day oil
October 1905 an assessment no. l2) OF i've tol
cents per share. WIS levied upon the Capitol
Stock Of the Corporation. payable Immediately
In United States Gold Coin. to the secr,t,Ty at
the Office OF the Conf any, Room ~. Nevada
Block. No. 800 Montgomery ftreet, SEN Fran.
cisco. california.
Any stock uron which this Assessment shall
remaiu unpaid on the Eth DAY OF NOVEMBER
1903, will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale
AT public auction. AMI unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on Frid the 18th
day of December 1909. 10 pay the delinq lent
Assessment together with cost OF advertising
and expenses ofsale.
BY order Of he Board OF Directors.
CHARLES D. oLNEY. Secretary.
onice-Room ~, Nevada Block No. 500 Mont
comery Street. san Francisco. California
pate OF drsi publication october -, 1908.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
No. as.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
uuitsd States Land uface.
q rsOn Cilr. NeYaan. LIME u. lal2

6 rson City, Nevada, jane ~, 1903
Notice i iereby eigen that VIM r, Cotton
81 Salt LtRs 'ity, Utah and r. Nah a o.
Cherry Creek, Sev.for hiinsslfaud co.clsimants
AVE male apple alton for uuiiei States
psten ior The Victor and Vindicstor lode
consolidated mining claim. situate in the
srani-s MIMI Dissii'i. White Pine Comfy,
Neva H., f,rtt .ttlinear feet of each
the 4 ',-ff - surface ground each so
feet wide. being N iner1 survey No POS and
described In the field notes aud plat Of the nf
hciAl survey on fle In this office with magnetic
varietion at lG deg. 40 min. East as follows
iO-wit:
The vindicstor lode being described as fol
ioWs: commencing at posi No. corner Of
the claim frt m which the north west corner 81
ioSnship 10 north, range SO east Mount niablo
Meridian bars $. s. deg 81 Min 6a42 feet
l. y 81 deg. ~ min. ". $40 feet Ia corner No. 2
thence $. 2? deg. IS Min. W 1870 feet Ia corner
No 5, thence $. SO deg. ~ Min + 6im feet t.
corner No. 4. thence n. 20 des. a. Min E. 800 t.
corner No. !, being the place OF beginning.
l0.65 acres.
Commencing at post No. u cornerof the CLAIM
from which the north west conner of TOWNSHIP
10 north, range So east Mount Dablo Merida
bears 8. So deg 81 min. =. IS ~ fe-t distant
thence running from said rner 40. l. y. %
deg. Il Min. " COO ieet TO corner No. ?, theme
y 81 deg IS min Z. $50 feet 10 orner No. 3.
No I, thence :. 81 deg. d Min. W. 1fan feet to
corner No. being the place Of beginning.
Said claim contaiui & total ana net area o.
20.66 acres.
The presumed course of the lode and relative
positions Of the discovery points of each Oh
said lodes being shown on the plat posted on
the ground and on the plat filed with the ap
plication for patent in the above land Office.
Said consolidated claim containing a to.a'
and net area Of 4l.si. acres.
Each Of said lodes EN- braced in said consol'
dated mining cain being Of record in the of
ace of the county recorder at Ely, white Pine
GO New as follows: Victor In BOOK '5" page
400 and Vindicator in B ok IS" psge 500 min.
Ing location records of said county
The nearest known locations or minins
claims icing the sun Rise survey No. 1057
direct that this nptiee be published in the
hiie Pine News AZ Ely. county Of White Pine
state OF Nevada for ne period of nine consecl
tive weeks.
o. II GALLUP, Res lister.
Date of hrst publication June ., lyu3.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
How Old Is Ann?
This is u pronleml

This is pronlemi
Mar. is "a years Old. Mary is tv ice o.
u. ms Aun VIII, Mar, wss as Old a.
Ana l. now How cd Is AuL?
Tie puzz z has rome. been seen aud
has Conquered nj Harvard university
|; l. Il l. t. or e takl- Than 10 tbdl l.
las tph' Nm England liz lis con p, i
lifgpfssp Our q the figuring that IL
has - l.eG ia he a=t tn slate ard
p..i.cl IL dus'ri,s are ,xpsciiug boom
t, t..,i b a ,ious II OF Winter Of
discpni-nf.
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OF this problem Tie statement OF
term. involves perfect iraukge.s aid
20 useless multiplication 81 sord-
Mar, is ~ wars old, . and So forth
Aaqx4hl- Mar'l Bu behold at TIC
f.iA the heading a. >t,pn.
.IIor oie = ANY
Gao sou tei.'-N. Y World.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
VAN Duz6R FORMS A TRu sT

1.-THE Tonopah. Los Angeles & Sal,
Lake Mining, lndus trial and Explora
ton Company Is the full and complet'
title Of new corporation which has
just been launched in Washington ID
Y. by the Honorable Clarence DUN
Van Duzrr, Congressman from Neva-
ia. 1t is cspilaizsd at the stupendous
sum of SO, coo. 600, and it is announced
that the stock Is iuil, paid M ami lion.
assessabe. Vac Duzer Is the president
OF the new company; George n. Jessie.
seer, t,Is; E. q. Dart, oirtctor OF eA
plora ion ana the EASTERN Office is N
W asLingjon. d 9.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29

Total inau Fugds.... sll ia 80 ti.il3 4,
We h"r-by eeTtAy the FOREGOING 10 be the
+, fnt snl correct statement OF the finances Of
NE Pine Ceunte. Nevada. for the quarter
e aaili" 'tutelher ~. 1905.
eHAs : OKlNi9I q,
Couuty Auditor.
J.f LES,
COUNTY Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
FOR SALE
The L {. Oimstead Property

Consisting of sheep. cattle, ranch and
range. For further p,rtlcu srs sd
dress or call on j NJ FOX,
Shoshone, W bite Pine Co, New.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
EIGHT.

Ihi- Company guarantees t. deliver
reighl from both EAST aud WIS INTO
Ely a. cheaply as via any other route.
Special rates on Machinery and Lum-
per, or any other commodities hy The
carload.
Also on ore going Ia the -m,lters.
iast or west. IN carload quantities.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
Eureka
and
Palisade Railway.
..---
TRAINS
For Passengers, ssgesge, Mall
kxpress and Frei4ht

For Passengers, ssgesge. Mail
express and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE at7A.M daily.
except Sunday. arriving ut Fur ka
ll:I5 ;. n. Thu nain receives mai,
cypress and baggage A. Pali-ade from
train leaving san Francisco nj sa m.
daily. and also carries mail from nvef.
lana dyer, leaving san Frauci~cua 10
a. m both the day pr~vious Also
with all trains leaving Ogden the Day
b,fore.
STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eureka At
M. latter arrival II traiul mr.
irving AT Ely $ A. n The following
mornibO
RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely al
lo:5o a. n.dallA ,eAeelt uldaA .atriv-
ibR Al Eureka 3 a. IN. Passenger. can
rest at Eureka aud take train at
l2:4O p. m. daily, except sunday.
arriving al Palisade 5:31T. II - col-
meet with easthonnd paeseng.r tram
nj $40 y. N, which arrives at Og-
den AT 5:45 "a. M, and Salt Lake City
at $40 II. IN. the following morning.
Also connects with westbnund pas
senRer train al 5.iS p. NJ, dur IN Sa.
Francisco at 4.25 p. N. next ds,.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-28
SHE WOULD RiTHeR LEAVE.
Bridget's Natural Objections to Her
Employers instructions.

Bridset's Natural Objections to Her
Employers instructions.
A lady requiring servant deter
mined on having one from the coun-
Try, consequently she advertised for
one that had never been from home
before.
Bridget duly arrived. and one even
ING the lady and her husband agreed
10 have lobster for tea
The lady addressed Bridget thus:
Bridget, there is a lobster for tea
Please bring II In undressed." When
The bell rang. and Bridget was 70
CURED to bring in the lobster and tea,
she appeared with only one petueoat
On
The gentleman. with hair standing
straight on his head. and the lady.
with mouth and eyes wide open, En-
claimed:
Bridget. what do you mean BY
thisl'
Sure, ma'am. you told me 10 bring
In the lobster undressed; but the
divii q stitch more I'll take on II !
lose the situation. "-Liverpoo Aer.
curry.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-28

II happened In the south-not the
new south. but the old south. where
they lived In the same old way.
The enterprising Yankee thought he
saw some Opportunities.
This looks like good land" he com
mented.
1T IT," replied the native. careless.
~.
But the people here don't make the
most Of IT."
They don't" admitted the native
II could mike three times as much
out Of It as they do"
you could. II you could get II.
Cant get III"
We'll. hafu.y."
Not II pay twice what it's worth
to the present owners?"
"You couldn't buy It for ten times
what it's worth to them"
why not?"
Stranger" said the native. YEARLY.
"you don't seem to quite get the hang
of things here. II they sold they'd
have to move away, wouldn't they?"
"Of course"
well, they're too lazy to move."-
Brooklyn Eagle.