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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-24
Would Divide
Lincoln County

The newspapers in the south
ern half of Lincoln county con
tinue to agitate the removal of
the court house from Phoebe or a
the division of the county at the
third standard parallel. Las We
gas is the most insistant claimant
for the court house or its alter
native, IL division of the county.
In lS7l Lincoln county was
bonded for flSl 900 to erect a
court house at Phoebe. 1t is a
stone building 10 by 60 feet two
stories high. and could be erected
TO-DAY for SO, 600. The commits
Sioners at that time, however,
managed 10 put 500, 900 into it.
About $4,000 moro was spent
for a toilet and 100000 for stone
steps, and the balance got away
somehow. The bonds bore in
tercst at the rate of 10 per cent
until now there is a debt OF 5000,
0OO--all growing out Of the court
house.
The Las Vegas Age claims
that the court house has suffered
from the wear Of time and may
be condemned ut any time. The
Age says that before the political
financiers of Phoebe saddle AN
other court house debt ON the
county the south half should get
out from under by a division Of
the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-24
CONDENSED NEWS.

The Washoe County Commis-
sioners have sold $4,000 of bridge
bonds to the Washoe County
Bank at one per cent premium.
The Churchill Standard says
that people are arriving at Fal-
lon at the rate of from II to 30 Il
day, the majority of whom are
homeseekers,
Reno has mad dog scarS on
now and the city council is think
ing of passing an ordinance max
ing it obligatory on the part OF
dog owners to muzzle their pups.
Trouble is brewing in the Cling
house district. Now that the
Southern Pacific has instituted
proceeding against Buck Ingalls,,
the miners are at work to fight
back.
L. is given out that upon the
completion of the Goldtield rail
road and the Hazen cutoff, the
run of the railway mail clerks
will be from the Oakland mole to
Goldheld.
Licenses will be levied On the
business men of TOnopah hereaf-
ter to secure money for local
government by the County Com
missioners. At the last session
of the board this was agreed to
and the rates were fixed on the
various lines.
The people OF Toano, have
brought charges against the post
master and petitioned for Il
change because that official has
gone oil on IL months vacation
and left no one in his Office, and
the mail lies undisturbed in the
mail sacks which are thrown
from the train.
President Stubbs of the Uni
versity Of Nevada is receiving
many letters from different parts
OF Nevada and Northern Califor.
MIA asking for accommodations.
Nearly all the rooms at ManZam-
ia hall are already engaged for
the term, something unusual for
this time OF year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Phoenix
are arrivals from Goldfleld. They
are pioneers, of the camp and are
owners Of the Phcnix addition,
over which so many gun plays
have taken place Nobody was
ever killed ON the property, but
bullets have Whizzed in lively
fashion and several found lodg-
ment. Carson News.
Judge Brown rendered Il de
cision at Phoebe sustaining the
special deeds executed by the
Las Vegas Land and Water Co.
in which it is stipulated that the
lands shall not be used for the
sale of liquor. The test suit was
against j. S. Wisner, who is en-
Joined against running saloon
on one of the lots.
Work on the big Southern Pa
cific roundhouse at Carlin will
start this week according to re-
ports. The company already
has more than one hundred thou
sand bricks on the ground for
the building. The new building
will be as modern in every way
as the rOundhouse at Sparks. 1t
will be lighted by electricity and
the electric power will be used in
operating the turntable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-24

The first paper off the presses
of the Silver Bow Standard pub
lishpd by Leslie SMALL was sold
at auction under IA spreading pine
tree and sold for 81.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-24

An assessment Of five cents per
share was levied Saturday by
Bullion Mining Company direct
OrS.
GOldtield is the center of more
mining excitement than any other
mining town in the world, and
from present indications it will
hold the center of the stage for
years to come.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-24
NEGOTIATING SEASON
p,ncniEc ann ANTHRAX


SO% OF California Stockmen use Cutters vac.
cines because Of their low price and UNIFORM
reliability. Write for testimonials prices ara as
Counts. also for or booklets on Blacksg and Anthrax
(or Charbon). Vaccination is cheap insurance.
DON'T PUT IT OFF
THE CUTTER LABORATC HH
Ratio Building. San Fro1ctsco' Cat.
II your druggist does not stock our vAee'ns'' '''''
direct from Us, we pay shipping charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

Phoebus, and who is acquainted with
the fishing conditions, in conversation
with the Daily Press representative
brought out the suggestion that prob.
lbly tho fishermen can overcome the
pest" by asking the United States
fish commission to offer a nominal re.
ward for the capture of dog hsh-say
me cent'a head. In this way Mr.. Fui-
Ter believes that the fishing sections
Of Chesapeake Bay can be ridden of
he sharks, which lie says are beconi-
ing more troublesome with each year
Not only does the shark or dog fish
cut up the nets, but it is said that
iany Of the smaller fish are killed by
lie shark which lives on other fish.
a fisherman several days ago made
he statement that in his long expert.
nee he has seen as many dog
fish in the Chesapeake as were there
uring the last season.
The shark. or dog fish, as they are
ommonJy called. are not fit for the
market, but II is said that they make
GOD fertilizer.
1t is likely that the matter will be
allied to The attention of the United
states fish commission and that steps
iay be tab en- to destroy the sharks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
dog FISH ARB
DESTROYING net.
Pest of the Seas Causes Great
Loss to Chesapeake
Fishermen.
WANT A BOUNTY OFFEREl
Never Before Has There Been Sc
Many of the Destructive Fish Found
in Local waters-eovernment Wi,
Be Requested to Take Action tc
Abate the Nuisance.
According 10 the statements Of fsl

According TO the statements of fish
III the presence of dog fish or
small sharks is playing havoc witt
fishing in Chesapeake Bay and it
tributaries. The dog fish has been In,
cause of running more nets than any
other thing and the blue fishermen ar
now finding trouble because OF TIL
presence OF the sharks.
1t is said that the increase of the
dog fish has been exceedingly larg
in the last few years and the fisher
men now point out that unless some
thing is done TO annihilate the dan
gerous fish the men engaged in tina
business will suffer great loss.
MIR. A. p. Fuller, n hotel man o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
UNIFORM
LAWS ARE WANTED
Governor Montague Appoints Dele.
gates to Attend a National
Convention.
(By Associated Press.l

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 1s.-Goyer-
nor Montague has appointed Judge r.
" Barton, of Winchester; a. A. Pile.
or, of Montgomery, and J.. Garland
'ollard. OF Richmond, as delegates
rom Virginia to the convention to 30
ield in Washington city February 10
o consider the question of uniform
legislation on the Fart of all the
'tatcs in the Union on the divorce
evil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
Last Day a Holiday.

AS the last day of November
Thursday, 3Oth--is Thanksgiving Day
{ will be necessary for all business
ocn and tax payers to pay the taxes
efore the evening of the goth in or.
Ter to save the addition OF S per cent.
n December first. This applies to
he county, State and town taxes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
Expected Home Tuesday.

Captain and Mrs. Frank Darling,
'ho have been at Stowe. VT, FOR sew
raj weeks, are expected to return to
hampton Tuesday morning. Mrs.
'arling went to Stowe to attend the
meral of her grandfather, Mr.. Hail
Stkins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
Farms for Rent,
See NJ. o. LACKEY.
To the Cigar Smokers.

Crcimos. Jackson Squares, George
V. Childs, Captain General, the orig.
nal Johnson Specials, all f~lye.cent eli.
;ars. now seven for twenty-five cents
lillian Russell and James G.. Blaine.
lye-cent cigars. now three for ten
ents. Key West cigars n specialtv.
4ULL'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
1O22.tf.su
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

Special sale Mems fine oyercoats a
WEHvTHElMER & CO. !
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

No. $3.50 drew the box Of cigars at
tULLS CUT RATE DRUG STORE,
last night. +.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

MIR. Arthur D. Wright, the assist
ant principal OF the West End Acade-
my, is visiting his parents in Rich
mond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

Mr.. Harry Marrow, n student in n
MEDICAL college in Richmond, is visit.
1g his parents for several days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

For Rent.
New brick building on Queen stree
for S21.00 per month. M. o. LACKEl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

Do YOU Want a Loan
NJ 9 per cent. Long time. Sec NJ. o
LACKEY. /,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

For Rent-2o Acres
or land adjoining Hampton. See NJ
D. LACKEY. /
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
MONITOR BOYS DEFEATED.
'ort Monroe Soldiers Too Spry for the
Brave Sailors on the Nevada.

'ort Monroe Soldiers Too Spry for the
Brave Sailors on the Nevada.
In an interesting game on the Fort
Ionroe field yesterday afternoon the
'ort Monroo Artillery School football
levcn defeated the team from the
'nited States monitor Nevada by the
rore Of 81 to o.
The eleven from the Nevada put up
+; clever exhibition OF the game. but
'erc unable to cope with the much
trongcr and much more scientific
zen of the Artillery School. In fact,
was the A%rtinerists' battle from the
eginning to the close of the struggle
nd Nevada WAS on the defensive
throughout the contest.
The Artillery School has %oun
q game with the eleven from the
Iaryland Athletic Club, but the Dalt:-
,oteans were unable to keep the en-
ingemcnt and tho Nevada eleven was
nvitod to play the ArtilleristS.
The entire eleven of the Artillcr,
'chool put up Il fast game and ser-
raj sensational plays were made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mrs. Hunter II. Booker will enter.
ain the whist club Tuesday morning.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04

A new railway track layer, with Il
crew of forty men, will lay two miles
of track a day, according to the Indian
apolis News. The track layer has n
huge crane sixty feet long. which pro
jects forward over the road and hauls
behind it train of sixteen fiat cars
loaded with ties and rails. A continu-
GUS double line of cars moves constant
ly over rollers and carries the tie with
II. Both rails and ties are seized at the
proper time by the machinery and plac.
ed on the road In front of the train.
where they shortly form part OF the
track over which 1t passes. This de.
vice Is said to be the most expeditions
as we'll as economical track layer in
the world.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
THE CHILDREN OF AGE.
Good OF Mature Marriages Pointed
Out by Chicago Civil EAgineer

Good OF Mature Marriages Pointed
Out by Chicago Civil EAgineer.
'ses..ly; -fhis~T s -s-n.ys -cSEsT Using. mere
is DR.. William Osler, formerly of Johns
Hopkins university. saying that u man
isn't good for much after he is forty,
while c. l.. Redfeld. civil engineer
of Chicago. has accurately figured out
that man isn't fit TO be father until
he is past forty.
"Sayages marry sayages In mere
youth, and other savages are BORN
explains Mr.. Redfeld in the Chicago
Tribune, "while David was the eley
enth son of his father, and David's
son Solomon was born when the psalm
ist was fifty-two years old. Moses was
born 49, years after the birth Of his
great grandfather, while the modern
Moses. Abraham Lincoln. was the prod
net Of grandmother and grandfather
each the baby of their respective fam.
lilies. and OF father and a mother each
the youngest child in their families.
Benjamin Franklin's ancestors I'm the
male line on the Franklin side were the
youngest children for five generations
back, while the father Of Audubon was
fifty-one years old at his boys birth
and himself was the twenty-first child
in his own family.
Looking for the reckless, adventur
Gus. dissipated. aggressive types of
men, / have found extreme youth in
their parentage almost without eXcep
ton. while the great thinkers and phi
losophers OF the world have been born
of parents who have reached mental
maturity.
"No man should be allowed 10 marry
before he is twenty-five years old and
no woman until she is twenty years at
least. If no person in the United States |
We're allowed to marry before the age
OF twenty-five years, two generations |
Of such marriages would wipe out vir.
tually all the poverty. crime and vi.
ciousness OF the country.
When a parent. and especially a-fs.
Their. has passed fifty years old he Is at
the maximum OF his knowledge and ex.
perience. He is inclined to morality.
and greater tolerance OF
the world and its vagaries. He has
time for thinking and for self analysis
Shall one doubt for moment that u
man becoming parent at such "A time
In life reflects his acquired nature In
the child"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
SENATOR Bates LEG.
How the Tennessee Veteran saved IL
From Amputation.

When the civil war came the late
cast in his fortunes with the secession
movement and enlisted as private in
a Tennessee regiment, but when the
regiment went TO the front he was its
colonel. says Washington dispatch
to the New York Times. He put to use
what be had learned Of drill and dis
cipline in the Mexican war. and the
Second Tennessee Confederate infan-
try became known as a crack regi-
ment He led It at Shiloh, where he
was badly wounded and given up to
die Ills bravery there gave him the
soubriquet OF "Old Shiloh" which he
ever after wore. II is an interesting
fact that 800 men of Bates regiment
at this battle had unexpired furloughs
in their pockets, having at his appeal
agreed to stay and fight.
During great part of the next
year Bate commanded brigade. al
though he was obliged TO walk on
clutches. At Shiloh the surgeons held
u consultation and decided to ampu.
tate his leg. Bate suspected that this
would be proposed. and he told old
Jim. his negro servant. to put his pis-
tolls under the pillow When the doe
tors came in he greeted them cheerily
and said:
Gentlemen. what are you going to
do? You have held your consultation
and / want to know what you purpose
now to do"
One of the surgeons said that to save
HIS life they must take of his leg.
The doctors last word was hardly out
OF his mouth before Colonel Bate pull
ed pistol from under his head and
said, You are all my friends. hut the
first man who puts knife To this leg
to cut II off VIII die"
Senator Bate told a friend only the
other day Of this experience and wound
up his story with the remark. This is
pretty game old leg. and il looks
bad I'm the senate. but 1t IS whole lot
better than the best wooden leg |
ever saw"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
A apope Party In chIcnao.

Professor Frederick Starr, the an
thropOloglst OF the University of Chi
cago. gave dope party" few even
ings ago for men and girl students
says Chicago dispatch. The prlnci-
pal attractions were cigarettes com
pounded from dope" used by the an
clients, sort OF clay that when smok
cd Immediately causes dreams. and
unlimited quantities Of ice cream. In
addition TO these attractions. the pro
fessor produced his 1000 plaster
skulls. Much interest was displayed
in the skull OF the microcephalic idiot
Professor Starr explained that the
microcephalic had been most unfortu-
nate In that his head was thIck-thick-
er even than that Of the dullest pupil
in the professors class.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
InternnI CIennIIne..

In all the published accounts OF visits
which European surgeons have made
TO the Japanese hospitals stress is laid
on the immunity from the after effects
OF wounds which has resulted from the
japanese soldiers care OF the body
within and without. says the London
Post. "The Japanese soldier" says
one observer. ''has been taught how L.
treat his inside, and consequently his
inside is now treating him with equal
consideration" and In addition TO this.
flesh wounds. owing 10 the national
cleanliness, have healed very quickly.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
Crimea Tartary'. Awakening.

The ferment In Russia has had a
curious sequel in racial ferment
among the Tartars OF the Crimea for
the restoration OF their ancient king
dom. says the London Globe. \ pre-
tender has even appeared. styling him
self Ssbal Girez Khan and claiming
to be descendant Of Scachin Garez
Khan, the last of the independent
khans. who submitted to Russia in
1888. The pretender. who appears
among the Tartar villages with an
armed bodyguard. has even issued
manifesto claiming the restoration of
the khanats. Troops have been sent
from SevastOpol to Buchaschisaraj. the
ancient capital. and the mosque where
the khans OF old were inaugurated is
under military guard
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
JET IN STYLE.
white Variety the Latest Paris Now
city In London

city In London.
Jet OF all kinds Is scintlllating into
fashion again In London. but the Jew
elry novelty OF 1905 is pure white jet.
which has been introduced from Paris.
says a London cable dispatch to the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
White jet resembles highly polished
ivory. but sparkles more, and when il
is carefully cut the effect is dazzling.
High dog collars In delicate tracery
OF glistening white stones. wonderful
rivieres and long chains, with pendants
set with sparkling Jet are among the
neck adOrnments in the new stone.
Beautiful tiaras OF white jet have
been ordered in Paris by dark haired
women. Fair women prefer the spar
killing black stones.
Old Jet Is being unearthed from fam
~ cs-ass1r,p- chests -alpd raspt A.mag@
the many well known women who pos
sess magnificent jet ornaments is Prin-
eess Victoria Of Sleswick- HolsteIn. who
inherited the greater part of Queen
yictoria's valuable collection.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04

Plans are well under way for the
building of another railway between
Birmingham. Ala. and Atlanta. and for
an air line from Birmingham TO tide
water at Brunswick. Ga. according TO
IA special dispatch received in New
York from Baltimore. According 10 the
Manufacturers Record. application has
been made In Georgia for charter for
the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad company, which Is TO build
the long projected extension of the At
lantic and Birmingham railway from
Montgomery. Ga. TO Birmingham. with
connection from Atlanta 10 the ex.
tension at Wedomee, Ala Birmingham
Is the eastern terminus of the st. Louis
and San Francisco road, which is now
part of the Rock Island system
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04

From the best Information obtaina.
BILE on the subject it is believed that
already about 5000 children have been
named after President Roosevelt in
Missouri, says the Chicago Post. II
this estimate is anywhere near correct
1t Is fair TO expect that by the end OF
the presidential term beginning ON
March 4 the chief magistrate will have
a tremendous number Of namcsakes In
the state named
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
Hcmem her, It's Lent.

Be very careful what you eat.
Eschsw at once the sinful meat
It's Lent
Deny yourself your favored dish
And breakfast. lunch and dine on fish-
It's Lent.
Cut out the bonbOns too my dears.
Although you give them up with tears
It's Lent
And dances now you all must zhun.
Be good az can be. every one
It's Lent
Go leave Indulgence In the urch
And hurry on at once 10 church
It's Lent
You all must mend your sinful WAYS.
Be sooi at least for forty days
It's Lent
Chic ago Chronicle.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-04
STORIES ABOUT HAWLEY.
How the Former Senator Surprised
Some Britishers With n Rifle.

How the Former Senator Surprise ed
Some Britishers With n Rifle.
The late General Joseph Roswell
Hawley. ex-senator from Connecticut
had an interesting experience on,
summer, says a Washington dispatcl
to the st. Louis Democrat
Shortly after congress adjourned h'
took trip to England. accompanied
by his wife. While there they raj
down to Halstead, where Mrs. Haw
ley was born. Halstead is modest
town whose fame is purely local. II
has a rifle range where British sol
diers are taught that skill with the rife
which makes them such terrible foes
to the wretched unarmed savages
whom they afterward NOW down Will
great glory in Africa. Senator Haw
ley was well known in army circles
abroad and was promptly Invited IL
attend the shooting He watched Tom
my Atkins for some time, and there
was an expression on his face as ht
saw their wretched shooting that b,
was too courteous to put into words
His opinion. when finally asked by
one of the inspectors. was discreet, SC
discreet, indeed, that one of the of
ficers, with tinge of sarcasm, sug
gested that the British officers would
be glad TO see how distinguished
American soldier could shoot. Gener-
al Hawley was nearer seventy than
sixty, but he promptly took UP rife
and calmly made three successive
bullseyes for British edification. Aft.
er the British soldiers recovered from
their surprise General Hawley modest
lY confessed that he was accounted one
OF the best rife shots in the United
States and at subsequent dinner &c
which he invited the officers showed
them number OF medals and trophies
which he had won at various rife
ranges In the United States.
Senator Hawley of Connecticut was
walking along one of the capitol corri-
doris the other day, says the Brooklyn
Eagle. when he was approached by
two women, one of whom said to him:
"Will you please show us the presl.
dents room?"
The senator was delighted. He not
only did the honors Of the presidents
room, but he also escorted his charges
TO the apartment of the committee OIL
military affairs. where he displayed the
frescoes with a good deal of pride Aft
erward the party visited one or two
other rooms. and then the women turn.
ed TO leave the building As they part.
ed with the senator one Of them slipped
d quarter into his hand.
my dear madam" said General
Hawley, Il am one of the senators
from Connecticut. and | really cannot
accept anything of this sort
Goodness" exclaimed the woman
"Are you senator? Why. thought
you were doorkeeper."