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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

The St. james Gazette gives the
following interesting facts: During
the year 1882 the increasing tendency
to ship grain from the eastern coast OF
America to the United Kingdom by
steamers instead of sailing vessels was
very marked. In 1860 63,376,0
bushels were shipped by sail and only
49, $3.50 900 bushels by steam; in 1881
by sail l9, 0O0,700 bushels, and by steam
1852, 900 bushels. In l982-a short
crop year of both wheat and corn
only 6,28G289 bushels we're shipped by
sailing craft. while 1888, 49l bushels
Games by steamer"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
A RemarI1able tribute.

Sidney Ourchundro, of Piltsburg, Pa.
writes: Il have used DR.. VIM. Halls
Ba'sam for the Lungs many years, with
the most gratifying results. The reliev-
ing influence of Halls Balsam is wonder
iul. The pain and rack of the body.
incident TO tight cough, soon disappear
by the use Of spoonful according to
My wife frequently sends fol
Halls Balsam instead of physician, and
health is speedily restored by its use y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

J. A. TURLEY, who was for a num-
Der of years President of the Farm
ers' Convention of East Tennessee,
aud has travelled over most OF the
State as Railroad Commissioner, stated
to the Chattanooga Democrat re-
Gently that not more than eighty five
per cent OF an average crop of corn
will be made this year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
II andif.

''4f you are suffering from poor health
"or languishing on bed Of sickness
take cheer. If you are simply ailing.
"or II you feel weak and dispirited,
without clearly kno wing why, Hop
"Bittors will surely euro you"
IF you are minister. and have oYertaxed
yourself with your pastoral duties, or a
Mother. worn out with care and work. OF
"a man Of business or laborer weakened by
"the strain Of your everyday duties, or a man
"of letters, toiling over your midnight work,
"Aop Bitters win surely strengthen you" ,
IF you are suffering
"from over-eqting or
drinking, any indis-
''cretion or dissipation,
Tor are young and
''growing too fast. as
sis often the case"
"0r if you are in the workshop, on
''the farm, at the desk. anywhere, and
"feel that your system needs cleans
sing, toning, or stimulating, without
Intoxicating, If you are old, blood
"tAin and impure, pulse feeble, nerves
unsteady, faculties waning, Hop Bit.
"tera Is what you need to give you new
''life, health, and vigor."
II you are costive or dyspeptio, or
suffering from any other Of the numer-
Gus diseases Of the stomach or bowels,
1t is your own fault II you remain III.
If you are wasting away with any
form Of Kidney disease, stop tempting
death this moment, and turn for q
cure to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with
that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will 49,, .N,.,.
find a"Balm in Gilead"
in Hop Bitters
II you are trequentor,or resident
ola miaimatie district, barroads your
system against tie scourge Of all c0un-
tries malarlh, epidemic. bilious and
lntpmittent fevers BY the use Of Hop
Bitters.
Il you have rough, pimply, or sallow skis.
bad breath, Hep Bltters will give you fair
kim. rich blood, the sweetest breath and
Aeslth. sop will DO paid for a oais they will
dot cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister.
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture
IF health by d few bottles Of Hop Bittors
costing but tribe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
The Lucky Man-Baleigh Again
Gets q Big Prize.

Raleigh On. e. News and Observer, Juso q.
Ia the dragging of the Louisiana
State Lottery, June 18th. one tenth OF
the grand prize of $4,000 was won
by > Raleigh man, Mr.. Gustave Rosen-
thai, who deserves every smile fortune
may give he sent through the ex-
press, and received the drafts on New
York for the $4,000. The transac.
ton was a prompt one. Mr.. X. has
long been recognized as one Of the
brightest Of our business men. He
was born " Germany and came 10 this
state in 1852 10 tho gpring Of 1861
be came to Raleigh; has twice bOen a
being chairman Of the most import.
ant committee. lie bias for years been
Secretary Of the Fails Of Eouse Man
ufacturing Company. -
-e-o--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

SENATOR Butler, of South Carolina,
recently said that he would welcome
100000 Germans to that State. AT
the other end Of a telegraph line it
was taken off Mormons" instead Of
Germans. Since that he has had his
doubts as to the efficiency Of the press
ent improvised telegraph service.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

THERE are three negroes in the
Georgia House Of Representatives.
D. R. Proctor, white man, was I'M
seated recently by vote of the House
and Anthony Wilson, colored, seated
in his place
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
Whereabouts ~ Colonel N. II.
Polk.
Nashg.IIe AmeFIaanl Z.

There were several rumOgS aHoat
yesterday concerning the absence 81
Colonel Marsh T. Polk, the late OK.
Treasurer, IRON the city One had il
that he had gone n Bolivar and an.
other that he had fed the State Ar
American reporter called at Colonel
PJlk's residence, where he had a talk
with Mr.. } lmes Knox Polk, who said
that his father was at the place of Mr.
4 Il p, Allison, in Williamson ooun
ty, thiuy Mills rom this city and ff,
teon mile ron Franklin, to which
the rrlrp z ies every day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
Nv @. WEBER, DrugglIt.
bath. NE, May Is, 1885,"
RIaoIksmiths. Tronhien.

Having had occasion to use a remedy for
kidney troubles, noticed an advertisement
In one Of the papers Of the remarkable cures
that Hunts Remedy had made all over The
country. i purchased a bottle at one of our
druggists here in Manchester, and after using
1t for short time found that II was helping
me wenderfully, and one bottle has cured me
completely have no indigestion. and am
and can truly say that Hunts Remedy is a
medicine that has real merit, and 4 do not
hesitate To recommend 1t to the public il
general. +. WOODBuRY,
IS Manchester st., Manchester, N. II,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

HUNTSVILLE, ALA-Dr. j @ Spots
wood, says Il highly recommend
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, rheu-
matism and general debility
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
10 my August is, 1883,


for the erection of an Insane Asylum 70, ,ho
Eastern Division Of Tennessee, at ~, ~,
View near Knoxville. For excavation a. 4
sradingi for laying about loco coo N; + ~
cement ana mortar, at 81 per 1000; for Law
,ns asout z;vss,e'G brick IN lime and SAM
mortar at s. .perlo0e. Thickness Of woIIs
u INCHES, l6 inches and % nehss, ,v III VALE;
the building three stories hirh. and csntS.
portion four stories high All esposed w.iI.
% bs Of pressed bricks inside walls 10 be sonS
Plans and speoi6cations can be seen M ,ho
once OF the directors on and after sn,t in
iSSJ' or At the office Of W, II Cusack' arsh \.
sc' In; NSssnvllle. Tom. The Directors reserve
EH ARMSTRONG.
J q FLANDERS, yDirecto..
@. POWELL, ''''O1'-
N. CAMPBELL, Superlntending Pbvsic,,,
ia 100 lSj 1856 lS7 III IiI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
The Bilious,

dyspeptic or constipated, should ad.
dress, with two stamps for pamphlet,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

TAMPIco, TENN-Rev. d + Manly
says; Browns Iron Bitters relieved me
of indigestion and nervousness after ply
sicians failed"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

- y "nl4a4Iues. illustrate 1
ct, s,and at the PUBIC
plaa. ), z Madison str lot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
sEwARD,s BLUFF.

One of the War Times stories
Told in President Arthur's Car
On the Recent Trip 90 IOuIs-
willie.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
"RUCHTI-PAIRAo

Quick, eomplste cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
cases. 81. Druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
Notice to Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive a
~ tn H. once Of the Directors, room No. !.
NV vr9i rils' Nsuohal Bank, knoxville, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08

Yigor. strength and health, all foun
in one bottle Of Browns Iron BitterS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-08
LEpGER.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1883

ltaterod 81 tho Postofice IN Memphis, Tenn.
as second-class matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16

gertbolo, i6nel, LAP uns ~fortseben
rief &onrab. Oort fommt Der bSie @elos
tsufel, Der Sud Veibe Dor Summer tObtet.
Mond it's, ct iiebt Sud!
Qebe wobl, gertbolb, hiiterte 9aura,
obne gu eri6redeu. Sait on mid lie seliebt,
10 bore auf mid in bieiem gu9enblid.
Sdenfe beine 9iebe Der 8unit; weroe groB
uno beriibmt bic 8ldn9e beines Hubmes
werben i'm Sersen Der armen 9aura @ie>
berbal finben -. unb muIB lie ben Sreunb
ibrer SSusenb uerseiien, ben paterldnoii6en
Si6ter bari lie bod bewunbern unb lieben.
gertbolb itanb ba, ;itternb Dor Tiger
lleberraiduns, Dor Witleio, Sersweifluns
uno ielisem @~nt;iiden. @r iab benz Mdbs
den ipra6los mad, als lie ii6 lansiam
am Nrm ibrer 0ienerin entiernte.
Seet aina Wonf Dor ben beioen Sreuns
ben porbei; in ieinen slugen gliibte bas
Seuer Der brobenbeu Ra6iu6t. 9Is er
ben Wfuiitus aniab, mii6te ii6 inter ben
gusorid ieines @rimms nod etnas 10
gerd6tli6es, 0emiitbisenbes, baB &ons
rlb ii6 unenoli9 nnitren9en muBte, INN
einen S6rei Der gutriiituns gu bespins
gen.
Was gertbolb betrifit, 10 mar bieier 10
in bic Setra6tuns oeien, mas chen ses
i6eben mar, p~ertieft, baB er Mond gar ni6t
benlertt bate.
lln9lidlider Sreunb, isufste &onrab,
bieie Sesesnun9 miro beine DUAL uermebs
rem.
Meine Sual perrnebren? rief Sertbolo
plotli6 NIT ausnebmenoer Quire9ung.
Gel6e DUAL? Dteine Srauri9fsit? Nein,
nein, Vaura bat mid ni6t perseiien, ni6t,
perratben. Sic liebt mid nod. 9lns Qiebe
su mir i6madtet Tie bin. ., bieie llebers
seu9uns eriiiut mein SerS nit Mutb id
iiible, wie ib GROCER peroe; Der Suien
i6willt mir; i6 mill, i6 mill!
@ema6! gerubise bid On rebeit irrel
ipra6 6pnrao eri6rofen.
Somm, fomm! rief Der Siinsling, I'M
benz er ieinen 6reuno nit fieberbafter Sat
spii6en ben gdumen fortsog -. &omm,
Nun werb' ib Oi6ter, nun Mill i6 einen
Slansuollen Ramen baben, nm biirlte i9
mad Rubm -. 8, mein 6opi brennt;
es lit ais Oh cine gauge &elt bon Boeiie
unter meiner Stirn sliibts. Sic bat 9e=
iagt; i6 perbe ben paterldnoii6en Si6ter
lieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16
TX.

Marsaretbs iaB Dor sinem Mabasonies
Sii6ben in einem 9ebnitubl pom griiuem
Sammet unb trant Gboolabe aus elmer
Sriibitiifstaiie, bersn burdii6tises Eorsels
Ian nit solpenen Sldttern bebeft mar.
Oas 3iinnler, worin lie lid befano, MAJ
NIT foItbaren WObeln 9eSiert, NIT wei6en
Seppi6en uno reihen Sorbdn9eu, allies
neu na9 Dem auserIeienlteu @ei6maf eins
geri6tet.
Die alte Oienitmasb bss ielisen Serrn
Gobpn mar taum nod wieper III erfennen.
Sic trug cine S%pieenbaube na6 Der ~neuelten
0tooe, srOBe Sbrsebdnse uno ieibens 8lsis
Der. 90 wie lie ba nit ali Dem Seba9en
oes @obuebens sesen bic 6iiien bes gsbn.
Itubls selebnt, balb liegenb, balb iiseno
Die wobli6metenoen Sutterfu6en in bic
ouftenoe Sbocolaoe taudte, bate man lie
lei6t fiir cine uornebme Dame balten f6ns
men. War audi nibt piel loel in ibrer
Dirt uno @eiie gu ellen w~abrsunsbmen, 10
lag bod siemli6 uisl Stol, in ibrem glid
uno ibre @eiidtssiise waren srbslt bur9
oas Selbituertrauen, weldes Der @slobeiit
benz Meni6sn einflGBt.
Srotosm muBte absr bod pon i3eit ;u
3eit ein triiber @sbanfs IN ibr auiiteisen,
oenn suweilen blieb iie unbeme9Ii6 uno
per9aB ibr 6riibitiid, Inn stpas fir ie TIM
angenebmes ; gu iibsrlessn. Damn trat lie
offers nit Dem SUB auf ben Geppid. wdbs
reno ibr @elibt our6 Wutb e%ntitelt mar,
ODER ie ltredte Die 9eballte Sauit pprpGrts,
ais beorobte ie Semanb nit ibrsm Sprn
ooer ibrer Ga6e.
Was ibren @eiit beibditi9te, miiroe
l6mcr gu erratben semeicn iein, pbwobl
ibr einige wiitbenoe Worte entfubren ober
biele waren lebr abgebroben uno unoeut,
lid. 9lr lprad iie manbmal oeutli6 Die
Namen Saura 6emenaer uno Wond IN ei.
mem Con aus, Der uermutbsn laiisn tonnte,
oaB Neio uno Slrdt iie srfiilten.
60 III @ebaHten grill lie unbepuBt na6
benz Seller, nm nod einen SUDDEN ,u neb:
uen; bod es mar feinsr msbr ba; = lie
i6iittelte bas Gii69lod6en sepaltiam.
is FAM cine Sienitmaso bsrsuselauien /;
= elm iun9es Mdodeu BON auswdrts, oaS
siemli6 unsei6lifien uno einidlti9 aug
lab. Sic nabte TAFT Sitternp Wtarsarstbsn
uno fra9te:
@as lit Sbnsn sefdais?
Summfopf, nenne mid MaSame, bu
Sauernoirne! i6rmubte Marsuretba tie
an.
Was lit linen gsfdllis, Mabame?
0aS Wort nil nod i6per aus oeinem
9roben Vtano. Yfui, on riedit no6 Dem
Stall.
gber, Maoame, %itammelte oaS Wdo6en,
Sic lino INNER 10 bSie auf MIDI. Gs lit
ia bod meme S6ulo nibt, oaB i6 elm
Sauernmdo6en bin2 SD tbus bod mein
MO9li6iteS, NM bienen su Iernen.
@irit ou idwsissn? poIterte Maraa,
retbe. Sine Sienltma9o bari nibt iprcden!
Wtann tonte oos Sieber friegen Dor Merger
iiber bid! Nun, wauum babe i6 Si6
9erlien? -. Marlm babe i6 geflin9elt?
iras i6 bib. SOrit on ni6t?
Waoame bat wabri6einli6 Den Sopi Gbos
colaoe auS9etrunfen uno mill nod etpas
baben? ira9tc Die Oa9o.
g6 ia? 98ie fommt es, SaB on nlr pier
SUDDEN ani ben &eler 9elest bait.
Se6S, Waoame, iebs!
Bier, teinen einSisen mebr!
Nsin, Wtapame, ie6s.
USE, on waglt MIDI Qii9en su ~itraien2
Sier, Jag id. @eitebe, oaB sS MIR pier
waren, oper i6 weroe Dir simmal seisen, psr
bier Serr 1T. S6nel, ipri6, es warsn
bod nur pier?
Sic irren iid, Mabams, es waren ie6s,
~itottsrts bic Maso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16
Gortiesun9 folgt,)
Wer hie Grlnnhnheit int. bann II

mann pur6'S Selepbon gu illdsn, ioQte
bielelbe nnbeoinst miseben. SaS 0ort
pper...." gilt bereits ais Stud, aIio bat
neuli6 elm 9tew Yorter @eridt snti6ieSen
uno oeBwegen eincm Mann cine S6aben.
eriatiummi, Die CT uon Der Sslspbons Sc
lelllbaft p%erlanSte, abSelproden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16

Sin i'm Mittelalter itebenbsr 6uti6er
wirp seiudt.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
CORYyILLE NEW =.

Lew. c. Finney, one of the owners
of the Jumbo and several other very
fine prospects at Coryville, was in
town Saturday, and, as usual when the
reporter gets his augur into Lew, he
was full TO the brim with live news.
After a few minutes talk, the follow.
ing items were ELECTED;
The Jumbo tunnel is in fifty feet
and will reach the ledge in about 200
feet more.
lobe Cnossman has two shifts at
work in his tunnel, and expects to
strike the ledge in aboHt ten days,
Ed Loose has four ar five men at
work developing his claim, which Is
situated about half mile southeast Of
the Big Iniun.
Burns and De Soto are making good
progress in the BlaekhaNk tunnel
They are in about sixty fcaI aud have
900 feet mue to run befol striking
the ledge.
Schatfer is running a tunnel on some
claims owned by himself. Neel aud
others. He is in about 200 feet, and
is passing through some very fine
ledge matter
Connection has been made with the
main telephone line running from
Hawthorne to 'Coryville and an in
strument put in at the dollhouse, on
the Coryville road.
George Dunn, one Of the owners Of
Che Big lnjun, and Pat. Leary are
working in Il gold claim discovered
about two years ago near the Big In.
jun. Assays from the surface run
from $500 to $500, and the ore is free
milling.
The Board of Directors of the Big
Injun Mining Company held n meet
ing nj the mine en- Friday. Nothing
is detinfcly known as to the result,
but it is confidently hoped that the
ii iicultes have been Strengthened out
and Than work will be resumed al an
early duy There is no doubt about
the Big iniun being a good mine, and,
properly managed it is bound to pay,
It's Just such men rs Lew Fnney
that the hard worked editor is glad To
havecome in the Office and chat with
him tor a while.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
News From Cat Creek.

The Cat Creek mil will protasJly
resume operations today. Thepc are
about fifty tons of ore from the Bull
of the Woods on hand and us seen as
that is disposed of the company will
work about sixty tons of ttfseir own
rock taken from the Earnest mine
The shaft on the Earnest is down about
twelve feet having been sunk on six
inch seam which has wiGene6 out at
the bottom to about five feet. A sample
lot of ore picked down from the side
of the shat. millcd $50. The ledge
at the bottom of the shaft changes its
course and drift has been run on it
at the end of which the Jedge is three
feet wide.
w. II. II. Scott, representing Sam
Wright, c. A. Witberell and other Car.
son capitalists, is developing the Wild
Cat mine.
]. Forbes, w. D. Tobey, and Mill
ard and w. A. hawthorne, own four
mines in the district and are talking of
consolidating for the purpose of run.
ming tunnel. The lodges on the sur
face are considerably broken up and
it is confidently expected that they will
come together when depth is reached.
The main ledge can be cut at depth
of about 1900 feet by IA tnnnel some
thing less than that number of feet in
length. Tins would make the mouth
of the tunnel about 400 fIom the wag.
on road, from where it would be an
easy matter tc build a tramway. They
have IL SHAFT sixty-nine feet deep in
ledge matter carrying free gold all The
way down, from the bottom of which
a crosscut has been run seventy feet
neither end of which shows any signs
of "A wall
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
Gene Over To The Enemy,

The BULLETIN is Informed that
County Treasurer Mcleod, has slid
over into Mason Valley landslide. He
still retains his property in Aurora.
but his actual residence is in Lyon
County. A dim recollection flashes
a,hwart the reportorial mind of hav-
ing heard Angus say, The night after
the great New England Chiv with his
pressure on the railroad consolidation
and county seat bills, helped to consu-
mate the steal, that his resignation
would be before the Board of County
Commissioners on the following Mon
day AS be has now left the county,
the suggestion is here gratuilously
thrown out that the Board will meet
again next month.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
A nlu selilents.

In Bodie the boys put in time trying
to win an egg stake; in Coryvile they
get their dogs out and chase porcu-
pines; in Virginia they tear down
houses for Hawthorne; in Cat Greek
they catch coyotes; in Lundy they
kick for Il pay day; in Carson they IL
woke the spirits of the dear de
parted; in Tuscarora they discuss the
late strike, and in Hawthorne they
race mules.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
New Firm.

T. j. Brodigan has purchased half
interest in the livery, feed and sale
stable of o. Crutcher, and the new
firm will be known as Crutcher &
Brodigan. This establishment is first
class in all respects and both mem bers
Of the firm are always accommodating
and painstaking while attending to
the wants of their patrons. The tray
cling public will find it 10 their inter
est to give them call.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
A Slight NIishap.

Three men, one of whom is well
known in Carson as ar expert dancer
singer and whistler of the popular air
Are You Going Far This EVENING"
started for Mount Cory IN a blackboard
recently. Before undertaking the
perilous journey, the trio loaded up
at the Pioneer, and the result was that
when the team arrived in Coryville
alone Alex Mckenzie had to send out
a force of scouts to convoy the party
into town. They were all found on
the same spot. a simultaneous desire
to jump overheard having struck them,
in furtherance of which one went of
at the right, another at the left and
the third fell over the back. Luckily,
no ono was hurt and the team came
into town unchanged.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
LUNlNG LOCALS.


New York parties, to examine mines
here, are looked for daily.
Eli Johnson intends going to work
soon putting up n smelter ON one of
his many mines.
Prospecting in this vicinity is still
going on, and everyone is looking for.
ward TO a boom this coming Summer.
Carpenters have been at work here
for the past two or three days ON the
company's water tank moving it
closer to the track, putting in a spout
for engines to take water, and neatly
housing it in. This is q greatly needed
Improvement Formerly trains were
compelled to take water by means of
a wooden spout and with couple of
anger holes bored into the tank to let
the water out, OBTAINING the train
from fifteen to thirty minutes every
night.
w. c. Humphreys, with his eight
horse team, arrived here from Grants
vile yesterday with load of house
hole goods, etc, consigned mostly to
DR., S. G. Moore, Hawthorne, From
the way furniture and household
effects have been coming in here for
shipment from Grantsvile during the
past month that town must be grow
ing beautifully less. The destination
| is almost invariably Hawthorne, Mr.
Humphreys left Sunday morning for
the Illinois mine for load of ore
for Dayton.
On Sunday morning George Hull,
| with two-horse team loaded with
provisions, powder, etc, for theneigh.
boring camps, started from here.
When about a quarter of mile from
town Mr.. Hood, who was riding ON the
seat, dropped the bowl of s.pipc into
the bed of the wagon, setting fire to Il
box of giant powder which blaGcd up
like a bonfire directly under the seat.
Mr. HUI, jumped out with the leg of
his pants on fire, and Immediately I'M
hitched his horses and turned them
loose. The fire was eY.inguished
from his pants, and after some little
difficulty and with the assistance of
several Piutes who were close by, the
fire in the wagon was put out, but not
until 100 pounds of dour, one sack of
barley, several small articles OF
| groceries and twenty-five pounds of
giant powder were consumed, and the
front end and seat of the wagon badly
scorched. Hull had 200 giant powder
caps in his pocket. Had these cx-
Lloded our little town would undoa bit.
eddy have received shaking up net
greatly rclished, and Hull, Hood, team,
etc, where, oh, where would they be !
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
Frank Hutchinson's Misfortune.

Frank Hutchinson, an old.timer in
this county and well and favorahly
known all over the mountains, suffered
a severe loss Saturday night. His res.
idence at Bishop Creek, the finest
house in the valley, was burned to the
ground with all its contents. The
house alone cost $1,000. The loss is
therefore heavy. The reporter did not
learn whether he had any insurance
on it or not.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
Ryan d Howell.

Under New To-day" will be found
the advertisement of ST. Ryan and
Frank Howell. They propose to dis.
pensc the choicest brands of liquors
and cigars. 81. is probably one of
the best known and most popular
saloon men in the mountains, and
Frank Howell is one of the original
locators of the Mount cory, and having
been long time on the ground, is
well acquainted with the wants of the
people of coryyille. They are bound
to succeed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
Accident at Aurora.

Miss Josie Hernleben, young lady
visiting at County Treasurer McLeod's $,
in Aurora, picked up a giant powder
cap last Friday, and not knowing the
nature of the thing, began picking it
with Il pm. The natural result was
an explosion by which the unfor-
tnnate young lady had both hands
frIghtfully laccrated and received sew
eral wounds in the face.