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National Republican., 1883-11-09
NXTANTED--AIL TO READ THAT
w DIR j. VAN DYCK, DlkMATOLOGIST,
No. ~ Grant liupp.

Permanently removes Pimpes Blacllheads. Liver.
spots, sRllOwness, SupertuOus Hair, Wrinkles, Deep
Pores, freckles, frontal, Crown, part, aud Temple
aldncs, scaly Scalp Teiter Thin, Harsh, Dry Spllt,
Faded, aud Premature Gray Hair; all Complexion,
CuunneOus, aud Hair Bleuiishes mnlslng the COM
peNlOn fresh, hnn pur0. clear. peerless aud beautl.
m tie hnndB soft, smooth, white and pretty, aud the
hRr vigorous AMI lnGurlnnt, without any paints,
enRmes, or cosmetics The Doctors treatment Ia tho
result Of 20 years experience.
SuPEtFLUOUS HAIR-Dr. Van Dycls Is pleased
10 announce To the ladies' OF Washington that no has
perfected treatment which permanently aud tor
ever removes superlluuus hair from the upper llp,
any injury TO the aflni no depptory oei, pasler, or
eyer remove this most annoying Of all complexion
THE HAIR,-Dr. Van DycS successfully treats the
hair aud scalp lie carefully examines the scalp nnd
ittho hair lohclrs are not destroyed hc never ias
TO cure crown, spot, frontal, part ana tempt" bald'
ness lhin, Dry splt, faded and prpmstnEq gIay hair,
dhndrul, scay Malp, scalp tecr, ana all affections
OF the hair and scalp; Roth sexes treated laa regn,
lar graduate Of medicine ana surgery ana you can
consult him with every confidence IN his skil' Gail
once.
NorE-Dr, Van Dyck has permanently located at
No % Grant fluce, where ne eau be consulted daily,
except friday and saturday; hours, H. M. to7 q IA F;
Sundays, a. IN, 10 D. m.
[NTANTED--rO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN ~
w Bean, lRleman 81 Co h bank, lill ~, w, Ia
y RCommssiourr lr Deeds for eyery state and Terri
tory United States Commissioner, Examiner, aud
Notary Public, alMQyBlu Office frOm 10 b ",
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ssXXTEAl AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged developed. and
strengthened" Nc, Is an interesting advertisements
long run in our paper. In reply to Inquiries we VIII
say that there Is no evidence Of humhug about this
ON the contrary the advertisers are very highly IA
dOrsed. Interested persons may get scaled CircnarS
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med. Co.
p. o. Box 513. Buffalo, N. Y.-7bieoo Evening Bee
oc3l-1
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I ]. n 4 3 II,
Js BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER,
llOj Il STREET N. w,

The Very Finest Binding at the Lowest Rates
Promptly ENecutGd.
pICYCLES AND rRlCYCLES REPAIRED IN
- the most sklilni manner, and all work guar.
anteed New and secondhand bicycles aud trlcyCluS
for sale: WIN. q. SCHIBNER. llOS II street north
west (Fentun llull.l aus
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1lmtrO- miscellaneous.


CREAMERY AND OTHER BUTTER Ar BoT.
street wing, Center market; also N. l.. market. 6.i2
A FARM NEAR WASHINGTON IN EX.
IA change for 1000 gallons of fine wine, worth s2
per gallon Address, giving price, acres, and loca.
lion, FARM, Republican ofce Elo
VosIE N. FAINT, TYPE WRITER OHAUNCEY
~ Building rs sti perfect work guaranteed Please
BlYe me oAll 6-l5
INFORMING AND EVENING GLASSES FOR
fl young ladies nnd gentlemen at 707 nth st. N w.
Apply between ana II n. m, or and p. M OILS
TENHREE PER CENT. a MONTH PAID ON
Il sl5O for 7 or Gmon;hs; good Bccurlty. Address
5. :. s., Renublican Ohice. 6-l0
7 WISH TO PURCHASE An ONCE. PlR A
81, n, w CHARLES W, HANDY, Ol4 l. ST. n W.
$40
TN)H LEAsE-A FINE COUNTRY PLACE,
~ containing acres, with q dwelling house of III
lOomg proptriy is on the Glenwood Road, lOmnuies'
walk from street cars Price, and permit To examine
premises given by applying 10 the real estate oce Uf
CHARLES w. HAHDI, VA Est n. w, $40
YNDusrMouS YOUNG GENTS DESIRING no
a thoroughly study A professions Architecture,
ton now, at $40 II st., while terms are stl $40 per
quarter only JJ lessons $40
TTNo oEXCHANGE--pNE- FOURTH or a SQUARE
Il Ofground lOr house worth from $4,000 To sl60Ol
Aud ess Box 35I, CITY 70. $40
TIlwo PER GENT. a MONTH WILL DE GIVEN
l. for use of 600 by u responsible man. Principal
paid ON demand Address q. q. NJ, Republican
Olhce 90
GEAL sACQEs RBDYED, FUR CIRCULAR
- aud dUlman Innings newly COVered furs repaired.
MISS CUNNINGHAM, 1870 Hh ~. ", W. 5-l2
A GOOD MAN WITH 5000 CASH no TAKE
business Particulars Of TYLER & RU1llER-
fOltlli lG2b n 81 n, w, 6l2
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TTEALrM is WEALTH.

TREATMENT II specific for nystcrin, Diz1Iness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, MentallDepreSson,
Loss of Memory, Spermaiorrhua, lmpotcncy. lii-
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age. caused by
over cXerton, selfaOusc or over-indugence, which
leads 10 misery, decay, aud death. One box Will cure
recent Each box contains one months treat
mont one dollar box, or SIX boxes for five dollars.
sent by mail prepaid ON receipt of price. We guar
nntco six boxes to cure any case. with each order
received by uS for six boxes. accompanied with five
dollars, we Will send the purchaser our written guar.
antce to return the money II the treatment docs not
effect cure Guarantees issued cySTOTT& CltOM'
WELL, iS0 Pennsylvania avenue Washington d. O.,
Wholesale and retail agents Orders by mail will re-
Cpiyp prom II n ttpntlou
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MrNitnI.

stNTOUR TREATMENT FOR IMPOTESCY
Il and nervous decay. am convinced If tho
best known TO the medical prniesson.'- Il Private
ettor from John 5. Allen NJ. d., to Erie Medical Cos
Buffalo, N. Y, On request the company Will matl
free sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet, &e
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DY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS A THOROUGH
ID Knowledge of pension and claim business-A po-
siton with attorney. Address Box Gd, City 70. Liz
VoUNG COLOR ED MAN WANTS SITUATION
l. as driver, or TO attend horses Apply ~ j. st..
s. w, LIZ
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@lauteN--G;mpIuumrnt.

DY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL-SITUA.
~ tion as chambermad and waitress. Address No
,gl5 1 al N
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GllamteO- -NoOms.

DooM AND BOARD FOR LADY, AT s5 PER
ONCE. J.I2
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Mnners.

TINE BRICK STABLE WITH FIVE STALLS,
~ large carriage house and hay lott tccd bin, irosh
mo BUY--UOUSE orr ROOMS. IN NORTH
Il west part a, city; si0J or 800 down. rest In iu
siailinents. j. X BElRkND, 81 ii;h at. 8-lO
I WANT THREE SMALL HOUSES AT BAR
Il gain, for cash, an Investment tenants can re-
man. WALLER Il. WRIGHT 81. cloud Build
Ing BIO
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I n Or AROUND WASHlNGTON, D. G, HANDY
Il TO street cars, comfortable home with private
family (midwio prefyrrcd) by u respectable married
lady, previous to aud during sickness. State location
and null particulars regarding charges. Address
CAREY, BOX 707. Baltimore, Md. 4l2
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4 ARGE ROOM AND FIRST CLASS BOARD IN
4 private family. near cars references required
Address Stoddard ST., Georgetown ID. G, I.i9
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TTNHREE PER CENT. a MONTH PAID ON
Il ;l5O for Z or m9nihsi good security. Address
=. =. =, KNNuOliCnu ONCE
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cfur Gent NlistrIIanruus.

VNOR REST-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY
II OS2 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied MS shoe store. Apply 10 WM g. BUltNS.
bOl * street northwest. iy25tf
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WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, IN CENTRAL
l location, three oarpnted unfnrnished rooms,
and bath room, for gentleman, mother and sister |:
will pay so per month for suitable Recommendations
references EXCHANGED. Address 2522 |. 81, i-lO
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U ADY WISHES ROOM AND BOARD IN pRI-
4 vate family permanent If suited Address d. d.
A., Republican Oilic5. 4.i2
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Y WISH TO PURCHASE Al ONCE, FIlt A
client, piece of business property on 7th or gh
t. n. w CHARLES w. HANDY, Ola F st, n. w,
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CREAMERY AND OTHER BUTTER Ar BoT-
" tom prices LANES BUTTER STA NDS, 7th
street wing, Center market also N. L. market. 6.i2
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:for gtut-Acoms

OIN q 81. N. w.--BEAUTiFuLLY. FUR
~ - nishcd rooms en- suite on lst and "a hoors'
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A SINGLE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, WITH
N board, In Christian family, on or near Capltol
mn. Address EClLO, Rgnnbcnn Onlca. i-i2
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2raI 0Estatc 8ruiirrs.
INoR RENr-BY u. IL WARNER,
II 4 gtr
STORES.
lrrsunal.

hO5U
A GENTLEMAN VISITING FLORIDA ON OR
IA about December |, Will undertake. business for
Utier parties. Address or call on II, NJ. NOUltSE,
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S0lantcS-

A CATERER WHO UNDERSTANDS TIE
"a the business and Is neat and particular. for n
first class dining room IN good location. Address
Mus. RAYMOND, Republican Ofce. pig
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for 8ent- 8oums.

II Gru ST. n. w.--TWO NEATLY FUR
* 4 II nishcd siuge rooms on same floor heat
and gas; 81 per month"; also large room Tor two
National Republican., 1883-11-09

VNO OIGNCHANuE-pNEFoUR or 4 SQUARE
n OF ground Tor house orth from $40 10 sblOl
Audi eHS Box 35l, CITY l.. q, $40
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BOarOiug.

REGULAR MIAG.sn,o,,,or, ,,,,.,,,..,.,., IS cents
y Meal Tickets %, orsii per Mouth.
Comfortable dining rooms for ladies nnd fainllleA
up stairs Meals aud unChoa served irom u M
to p. m. j. w, BEALL. Proprietor.
uop
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alrrsumul Comfort,

NTEW TURKISH BAIu (DR. BOVEicsl
IN lli7 q street, opposite lggs House. Largo pool
good ventilation, ladies, Monday and Friday, No.
open sunday Opon from u N TIL 10 "a m; Batlr,
day I'm M Baths 81! tOl6tg, kLJl
apo Dll II, /. BOVEh Electrician.
National Republican., 1883-11-09

TWO PER GENT. A MONTH WILL BE GIVEN
L. for use of 600 by u responsible man Principal
paid ON demand. Address q. q. NJ, Republican
National Republican., 1883-11-09

VosIE N. FAINT, TYPE WRITER, OHAUNCEY
~ Buildlng, Us sti perfect work guaranteed. Please
m Il nlIll-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
The Gregory Flat Mill.

John Neidy has leased the Gregory
Flat mill, at Aurora, from the Silver
Hill Company. sHe began operations
on Saturday on ore from the Silver
Hill owned by John and Horace Poor
and George Clark. After finishing
this lot, the min will crush rock from
the Quincy. Various small lots of
good ore have been taken out by indi-
viduals and companies during the
season. Most of these will also be
worked at this mill. When all the
small punches of ore are worked, Mr..
Neidy will begin on the yield of the
New Esmeralda, which promises, from
present developments, to give the mill
steady employment for the next year
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
The HusnbOIdt West.

1t was supposed last Summer that Il
sale of the Humboldt West would be
made to company of English CAPT.
talists. For some reason the bargain
was not consummated, although at the
time the company appeared to be very
anxious 10 close the transaction and
take possession Since the develop
ments IN the Silver Lining, which is
an extension of the Humboldt West,
have shown that the vein is of intrin.
sic merit, even increasing in value
and quantity as depth is attained, and
the work in the Quincy develops rich
ore as it approaches the Humboldt
Lode, it is highly probable that with
the assurance of value thus given, the
sale will be effected next Spring.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

The dramatic and musical perfof-
nance given as acotnplIisteRtary bone
fit to Miss Todmah, last Friday night
was perfect success in all respects.
All the performers went through with
their parts, in a manner worthy of
trained professionals. The duet on
the piano, by Miss Brodigan and
Engetrc Knapp was well rendered and
elected deserved awfatse. Nh E. B.
Pixlcy YVES in fire voice and mede the
hall musical with the song" Some
day you'll come to me again" Miss
Fanny Dorsey came out from Carson
to assist and her spScndidconrralto de-
lighted the large audience. 90!
Restless Sea-" sung by Mrs. E. F.
Hall, E. B. Pixley and E. F Hall was
one of the best featuresof the evening.
James O'Nei1 and e. F. Hall in their
character songs brought down the
hopse, and could have Carried it out
into the street had they been 50 an
clined. The performance concluded
with the farce entitled "A Kiss in the
Dark in Which Mr.. and Mrs E. w.
Clark as Mr. and Mrs. Pettibone did
some exceedingly good acting keeping
the audience in sroer Il great par Vt
the tiwe and never perm ae any,
thing nearer to gravity than = broad
grin, A delegation from the BuLhETIN
Office supported them, and the general
average of their performance was so
nearly fair to middkng IS TO agreeably
surprise all their friends. A pleasant
dance finished the fun for TIE night.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
Aurora Resuniing.

Aurora people are Eot easily dis
Outraged, They greet u stranger as
heartily as in times past, and the wei.
come is rs cordial us when the town
was one of the booming camps of the
Coast. Although there are not many
on the streets, the place is by no means
working their claims to loaf around
town. AT NO time for yeats past nave
the men been so generally employed
or has the mining outlook been so fair,
and but few mining camps on this
side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains
yield us much to each inhahitant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

A school teacher puts the following
example IN arithmetic before the
pupils:
II $4,000 In bonds are issued for
the purpose of buildings Courthouse,
and these bonds ate sold FOR Sl5,@00,
if the county raises $4,000 by special
tax, to pay the discount and il $4,000
is added to the amount of the contract,
how much will the Courthouse cost
when paid for?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
The Mono Lake Hydraulic Mines,

The Mono Lake Hydraulic mines
have employed from twenty-five to
thirty men during the season. The
work has been "A financial success, aud
preparations are being made to work a
larger force next year. The company
is now damming the four lakes which
will furnish a supply of water ample
for working on a large scale. In an
other month the cold weather will
probably pat an end to the work for
this season.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
CUryyille Item .,

WORKS going on as usaa1 at the
Mount Cory r4iae, Teams arrive daily
with lumber and supplies.
Ed. Krst.l ana Chas. Parish are
working mine neat the Big Indian.
The assays run up into itte Fihocsands.
Cort Ganong and lobe Crossmah are
working at the New Discovery. 1t
promises To be rich mine.
john Hinlins and his partner are
working miTcs belonging to Cardwell,
Stoner and others. They are dndoubt-
,edly nexr Il second bonanza.
The Jumbo tanned stili looks well.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
PERSONAL.


County Assessor Kinds was in town
last week.
A. ". Crecker returned from Aurora
on Saturday.
Tom Daley Nastlown from Corysille
yesterday.
Sheriff Robb left for Carson on Sat.
urday night,
j. r, Benton, of Luning, WAS around
shaking hands yesterday.
Mrs. Vim. Hall, of Gold Hill. is
visiting her son L. f. Hall,
w. d. robey, Of the firm of Forbes
& Tobey, was in town last Sunday.
Miss Madigan, of Virginia, City is
teaching school at the Six.mile House.
u. Rosenthal arrived from the ny.
draulic miwes of Mono County last
Friday
Frank Sharon, nephew Of the Sen
ator, passed through Hawthorne on
Sunday night.
Martha Brazzaaovich was in town
again this week After another supply
OF law beoks>
j. B, liiskey, who has neea Suffering
from pneumonia for some days, is
improving, slowly,
Mrs. HAWTHORNE who has been Wis.
iting the Judge lcf several days, left
on Monday morning for Aurora.
Miss Fanny Dorsey, who came out
frcm Csrsen to assist at Miss Toaman's
bene6b retHrned home on Sunday
night.
James Cross, Superintendent of the
Holmes mine, passed through Hawl
thorne on Monday night, en- his way
to Carson.
"A g. Mckenzie threatens to lose
N flesh and health if he has to continue
his daily trips between Hawthorne
aed Meant Cory.
j, ID, Tereyson, District Attorney
of 0msby Oonntys who has been IN
town few days en- legal business
returned to Catscn last night.
1. b. Giles, of auning, was in town
q few days ago. re. is now Bo-
nanza King and expects soon to be
clsssed as a bloatod monopolist
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
County Commissioners.
Office Hours of Wells, Fargo Il
Fatal Accident in Belle Vile.

Yesterday morning William Bost-
wick ali empfoyein she Northern Belle
mill at Belleville, fell into one of the
pans and was almost torn to pieces.
He lived bat Short time after the ac-
.ident. Deceased was about twenty
six years old, and his friends think lie
leaves wife who lives somewhere in
tie East
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

The following are the arrivals at the
Lake View House during the last
week:
Joe shbre ca Junc-press ireland, Bodie
ton col Mr. Rice & VT, Luning
chss II caney. SF d wilson. Mason Val
VI Siegal, + X Barrett cat creek
jas z nixon, ST George HH. SF
minds. Mason Val Nose PARCEL, Mason V
II Wright, G IL c
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

The Quincy is Il vein running dag.
onally into the Nu@boldt West. AT
present IL is beiag worked by KimAsall
So Booker who have taken out Il
quantity of good ore. This ere will
probably mill $75 per ton. There is
still large amount in sight in the
mine with every prospect of con-
tinued yield as Developments are
made.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

GLASS is beginning to take the place
of wood and iron in making ps.iroad
bridges in England. The inventor
makes blocks Of glass, whioh lie i,arde
ems by special process. in sulidityft
is said they leave nothing 10 bedesired.
The experiments alI&Hdy made have
given surprising resalts and the cost
is below that 6f bri lses 81 iron.
Moreover, the glass cannot DE injured
by insects like wood, nor rasted nike
iron,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
Tailor.

G. Friedlandcr, the we'll known
tailor has come down from Bode and,
for the present, has his headquarters
at Charley Kimball's S, where all orders
for work in isiiAe will receive prompt
attention.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
SAMPLES


Spectacles for all ages at o. F. Tay-
lor's.
Fresh oysters at Mrs, Planes every
night.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
RI. Laws and E. B. Pixley have
moved into their new houses.
A former resident, returning to Au-
rora. is made to feel that he has arrived
at home.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
T, ]. Brodigan is building a large
free corral on the corner of Fourth
and D streets.
Travel between Carson and Candel-
aria has been heavy, of late, owing to
the Holmes Belle lawsuit.
H. D. Fletcher has been appointed
Postmaster at the Six.mile House,
and his son Fred is deputy.
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at R. M.
Kings drug store cheap for cash,
The members of the Hawthorne
Dramatic Club are requested to meet
at the BULLETIN Office, this evening.
Yerington's private car took num-
Der of experts and witnesses, in the
Holmes-Belle suit to Carson on Sat
urday night. .a.
T. @. Harness is making numerous
Improvements in the Southern Hotel,
and will soon open what will be one
of the best hotels in the State.
On Sunday, Jimmy Morris had the
fingers of his right hand caught be-
tween the bumpers of two cars. The
injury, though painful, is not serious,
John McKeough, the Aurora black.
smith is building a new blacksmith.
shop. He has adopted new style of
clinching the be tening, which is rap
idly coming into favor in his town.
The Aurora school is as well at
tended as it ever was, previous to the
removal of the County-seat. An old
timer, who was there lately, says that
the play was as mirthful and the
laughter as Joyous, rs in the old days
when the merry noise acted as tonic
on his system.
The Aurora correspondent will con-
slider himself severely reprimanded,
for not sending down an account oflhe
concert given there, about two weeks
ago. Rumors of the success of the
entertainment have reached Haw-
thorne, and if Ramor does not over
rate the quality of the performance, it
will not be surprising if there should
be repetition.
There is quite little excitement at
Clover Valley over the discovery of
rich prospect in the Bull Valley coun-
try by old man Grow. The ledge is
represented to be six feet in width,
with stratas of rich ore running
THROUGH it from the thickness of a
knife blade TO an inch. We were
shown one of those pieces during the
week that assayed $5,500.-Pjoche
Record.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
The Assessment Roll for 1883.

The following is the assessment roll
for 1853. The amount of tax includes
poll taxes where such are charged.
The assessment and tax on the segre-
gated district will be seen in a separate
list at the end. These taxes are delin
quent on Monday, November 18th,
when ten per cent will be added:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

4 HUSBAND, having One Night re,
turned home Failer than a goat, gave
Promise unto his Wife of a new dress.
And what KIND of Dressg' asked
his sagacio1s spouse. "a cashmere
Dress, replied the husband. Alas"
cried the wife, "alas, that, Having once
Started in, you Did not get Full cnougA
for Gros Grain"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
Taxes.

The tax list for 1883 will he Sound
in this Issue, Taxpayers should re-
member that the tax becomes aelin.
quent next Monday, when ten per cent
will be added This list is published
at the request of numerous taxpayers
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
The silver Lining.

Mckinley and Gray are working the
Silver Lining, at Aurora, on contract
They are sending a fine lot OF free ore
to the surface and, being near the mill
TREY will realize a handsome profit.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
Music Teaching.

Miss Jessie Todman, next to tn e
BULLETIN office, is prepared to give in
struction on the piano. Terms, So per
month, with use of instrument for
practice
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14
Copper Quotatiohs.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets;
Ingot, Lake, 1914 @152s " ID.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-14

VALVERDI-WELoH- Bishop creek,
on Saturday, November 10th, by W. G. Briefly
j. p, A. Nalverdi and Miss Minnie WEIGH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-30
SAFE BLOWN.

Last Thursday evening the safe at Nor
way Depot was blown open by burglars.
During the day, several cars had been un-
loaded, AMI, the agent, Mr.. Waters, had
received considerable money. When he
closed the safe at night, the door shut in
some over $500. After going home, urged
by some presen, iment, he returned TO the
depot and took from the safe some $500
and carried 1t to his residence. During
the night burglars forced the depot win.
dow, tipped the safe over on some tmbers
and with spike claw, such as Is used on
the railroads pulled out the handle OF the
safe. They then put IN charge OF pow
der which blew the outer side Of the door
to flinders scattering things about the Of
fee In strange manner. Owing to the
agents caution they only secured about
$40 for all their trouble and risks. 1t WAS
not long ago that this game was tried on
the same safe, but though the handle was
damaged, the burglars were evidently
frightened of before they could explode
the mine.