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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

In large fire proof safe, which will enable
him to keep deposits with safety.
There i,as bs,i c,IH terAbie talk about
the postal route bstweea Corvallis aHd New
port, various charges having been made
against the agent and his employees, the
charges rebutted, etc. etc.. bat most Of the
matter seems TO be As much smoke as FIRE.
]. II. Maine has been putting up shingle
mill on the PROPERTY Of Ashby Pierce.
across the river, and will soon begin run.
ming it ut full speed The mill 10 first-clss
and capable Of doing the very best work.
Mr.. Maine already has contracts fer > great
many thousand shingles, aud no doubt vii
make good thing at the business. ~.
Some Of the farmers state that the reason
they do not raise variety OF products Is be.
cause they cannot get cash for most of it, and
few of them do enough buying to trade it out.
Il certainly Is to be regretted, il il is fact,
that there is no steady. cash market for all
the products that can be raised in the county.
The following very bsAutiiul lines We clip
from the Laramie Boomsrang. They tell
their own stery: "The roller skate 10 q
wayward little quadruped. It is as frolic,
some and more Innocent looking than lamb,
but for interfering with ones upright atti.
tude in the community it is perhaps the
best machine that has appsa red in Salt Lake
city"
Orders have been issued by Mr. Willard tc
extend the line Of the west side road from
Corvallis to junction City, and work viii
| immediately, be begun. The distance Il
twenty-five miies snd it Is claimed that ths
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

W z Potter, Lcl
Miller, Pl'nS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Holmes VS.. Northern belle

The original suit of the Holmes
Mining Company against the Northern
Belle Mining Company for damages
for the alleged extraction of ore from
the Holmes ground was recently dis.
missed wthoutprejudice. 1T is under.
stood 'thGt the Holmes Company, how.
ever, is about to bring another suit.
r. S. Missick and Estee & Boat are
attorneys for plaintiff. The San Fran.
cisco Post is informed that all the
Holmes stockholders will receive a pro
rata of the damages received in case
the suit is won.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Morinrity IL There.

Tuesday, Justice of the Peace How.
thorne found Thomas Moriarity guilty
OF selling liquor to Indians at Haw-
thorne, and fined him $50 or twenty.
five days in the county jail. On hear
ing his sentence, Thomas Immediately
grabbed himself by the coat collar,
pocketed his commitment and yanked
himself off for the county Jail, arriving
here Wednesday night Thomas
hunted up the Sheriff, read the order
of the Court to him, and was rewarded
for his straightforward, manly course
Of procedure by bunk in the county
Jail. This is the second time in the
past four weeks that prisoners have
been forwarded from Hawthorne to
the county Jail under their own charge,
and it looks like farce to a man up a
tren. Are there any officers in Hnw-
thorne? And If 50 why don't they
wake up and attend to duty ?-.furort
Herald
As is often done to save the county
expense, when it is known that the
prisoner vii notattempt to escape, the
stage driver was deputized as Constable
and took him up. 4 's9icge is any
anxiety about the whereabouts of the
old fellow it will only be necessary
to so to the Jail and call cut: care
you there Morarily?" The answer
will be satisfactory.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
The Ball Te-Night.

AS fitting wind-up to the days
festivities, the A. O. U. w. will give O
ball at Urquhart Hail, where they
expect to meet all their friends. AS
this is the first entertainment of the
kind, given under the auspices of the
new lodge, special pains have been
taken to ensure the guests good time
Let everyone attend and extend greet
ing to our new citizens, the county
officers. Tickets can be procured OF
members of the lodge and at all the
business houses i'm town. The price is
low enough to be within the reach OF
all-s2 So
The following ere the committees
and officers Of the evening:
Committee of arrangemenis-F. A.
Angel, John C. Todman, A. Summer.
field, S. A. Knapp, il, aad j. w.
Stein.
Reception Committee red rosettes)--
l.. A. Stoner, s. A. Knapp, Jr., and A.
Summertield.
Floor Director (wiite rosette) -John
G. Todman.
Floor Managers (blue rosettes)-J.
W. Stein, L. W. Taylor and Charles
A. Ashburn.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
G. d G..

The track of the c. &. G. will prob.
ably be finished TO Lone Pine today.
The grading is all finished and there
will be but thirteen miles more track
to be laid to reach Hawley.
Passenger trans will run to Hawley
by the first of August.
Hawley is 294 miles from the Mound
House. Everything will be finished
to that point in short time and it
will be the terminus for some time, as
the remainder of the route has not
been decided upon and cannot be for
some time.
BY any route adopted the distance
from Hawley to Mojave will be about
10 miles.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
LUNING LOCALS.

Mrs. Max Solomon returned last
Sunday evening from Il visit to san
Francisco.
Glen Ogg has force of men at
work on the sacke, miro. The cut.
look is encouraging.
Mrs. ID. Mccarthy, wife of the sec
tion foreman here, and three children
have gone TO Dixon, Cal, TO spend the
Summer.
The weather is very warm here.
The thermometer AT Mrs. Sargents
lodging house ranges from los to ll5
every day.
Miss Lena johnson, daughter Of Eli
Johnson, is home to spend the vaca.
ton. She has been attending school
at Virginia.
Chrisman brothers are still at work
taking out ore from their mine in
Santa Fe district. They will probably
make another shipment soon.
The shade trees set out around the
F., section house here last March are
doing we'll. They tend to give Luning
little more Of civilized appearance,
Mr.. L. b. Burdick and three other
| gentlemen from San Francisco made
Luning and the mines in this neigh.
borhood flying visit last week, re.
turning home on Wednesday.
Eli johnson talks of giving picnic
at the Stone Cabin, about fifteen miles
from town, ON the Fourth. He guar
antecs plenty Of shade and cool water
and fiast.class dinner Most Of our
citizens will likely attend. Some few
are talking of going to Hawthorne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Arrival of tho county Officers.

On Sunday several big teams brought
down the County archives and most OF
the County officers. County Com.
missioner NJ. M..Glenn, County Recor-
der r. IL. Rice and his deputy, W F..
Davis. County Clerk Joe Bleakely and
District Attorney d. J. Lewis escorted
the archives, and Sheriff ID. J. Robb
came ON Monday rs rear guard. The
officers are crowded into Urquart's hall
and it is, and will be, q little incon-
vanient for time, but when we get
new Courthouse everything will be
comfortable and they will be glad they
had to come. In the meantime Haw-
thorne is rejoicing over the pleasant
addition to the company of good
people and good fellows.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
The Preeramm. for To-Day.

At 4 A. NJ. salute of thirty-eight
guns will be fired.
At 10 A. NJ the President will
call the citizens to order at Urquhart
Hall, where the following will be the
programme Music by the Glee Club,
Reading of Declaration of Independ-
ence, music, eading of poem, music,
Grafton, music.
Immediately after the exercises at
the hall, the glass ball shooters will
hold their tournament somewhere in
the outskirts of the town. The first
prize will be be SIS, and the second So.
The entrance fee will be 50.
At p. NJ. the horse.race will com.
mence. The race will be one.quarter
of mile, commencing near Crutcher
& Brodigan's stable and running
north, best two in three, three or
more entrances or no race, entrances
to be made by 12 NJ. to-day, open to
all saddle horses in Esmeralda county
that have never contested in race.
The entrance fee will be So so. The
first prize will be $50 and the second
prize $40:
AS soon as the ground is cleared
after the horse-ruing match game
of baseball will be played between
the Candelaria Base ball Club and q
| picked nine in Hawthorne for purse
of $50. The following have been
selected for the Hawthorne nine
Jerry Sullivan, Jerry Bray, Earnest
Hall, f. A. Angel, Perley Plane,
Walter Harris, Brooks McClane, Tim
Driscoll aud James Morris.
| At 6 p. NJ. salute of thirteen guns
will be fired.
At s O'Clock there will be brilliant
display of works.
The celebration will terminate with
grand ball given by Lake View
Lodge No. II, A. o. U. w.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
1t Depends on the Husba ndx

1t took the ladies OF the Michigan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
II little while to get acquainted, but
when the acquaintance was once
formed it ripened fast.
How do you give your pame;?"
asked one lady of another, as they
removed their wraps at the door one
morning.
Il have usually written it Mrs.
james p. Jones'"
Did your mother name you Mrs.
James Ply" inquired the first speaker
with considerable emphasis. 81 will
never call myself by my husbands
name"
Nor ], Nor l." Nor l." came
from u number of bystanders.
The little woman appeared surprised
to find herself SO largely in the minor.
ity, but she finally found breath and
courage to say:
Well, I suppose it does make a
difference what kind OF a man the hus.
band is."-IdrioR Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
OFFICERS and Committees of the Day.

The following are the officers OF the
day and participants in the literary
and musical exercises at Uuquhsrt
Hall at 10 A. NJ. TO day:
Presidents. A. Knapp, Jr.
Marshal--G. l.. NJ. Comstock,
Chaplain-O F. Taylor.
Orator--Hon. Thomas II. Wells.
Reader of Declaration of Independ-
ence-E. W. Taylor.
Reader of Poem-Mrs. J. Cardwell,
Glee Club--Beam Pixley, j. w.
Stein, John Bennetts, Jerry Bray and
Earnest Hall.
The following are the committees
having in charge the various arrange.
ments for the celebration:
Executives. A. Knapp, Jr,, f. A.
Angel, A. Summerfeld, James Card.
well, w. b. Bullions, John c. Todman,
L. A. Stoner, C. b. Kimball and f,
Van Alstine.
Finance-L. y. Stoner, James Card
well and +. Van Alstine.
Horse racing-James Cardwell, o.
Crutcher and John BENEFITS.
Glass Bail Shooting-W. r. Benja-
min, L. Van Alstine and James Prince.
Base. ball-John c, Todman, F. A.
Angel and William Wallis.
Fireworks Van Alstine, L. A
Stoner and A. Summerfield
Music--John G. Todman.
Salutes--James Morris, o. d. Lang
and c. A. Richardson.
Hall--A. Summerfield and J. w
Hogan.
Decorations-J. c. Bray, George
Caraviere and John BENEFITS.
Printing!. A. Stoner and John C.
Todman.
Poem-A. Summerfield ,and W. A
Hawthorne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
New Restaurant.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Mrs. J. Plane. She has taken
themcw dining-room END has fitted 1t
up in elegant style. Everything is new,
and guests will find themselves suited
in every respect, Particular attention
will be given to furnishing parties
with suppers. To day and to night
there will be extra delicacies for the
Fourth of July visitors.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
strictly Religious Principles

A saloon. keeper in n wild Western
town was recently converted and
became a member of the church, but
continued ut his business, which he
proposed to run in a proper manner.
One night II crowd of cowboys congre.
gated in his place, and after filling up
they began to be very boisterous.
Hold on, boys said the saloonist;
"this is no place for such riotOus con.
duct. You know have experienced
change of heart, and am now an
advocate of peace"
"Oh, give US slack on that chin
music" howled the crowd. 1--WE don't
want no Gospel grease spread on our
hair"
But boys, l don't want you to be so
loud"
"Hi-yi," they shouted;" listen atthe
church organ playing hymns. Amt
it n whole meetin'.house with brass
cupalo throwed in?"
Listen to me, bows, L"
Hooray for a sermon! Let's have
hot one. Shovel the birthstone right
in, aud make the fire sizz"
Then he got mad, and whipping out
his revolver: j.,
You hear me, You rantankerous
rioters of the Rockiesl I'm q man of
peace; of meek and gentle humility;
but this old gun of mine is just what
she used to be, and the first skunk ola
cowboy that don't like my style will
git it right where it will do the most
good. I've started in to live the new
lifo, and propose to act in accordance
with it, and any white-livered oayote
that raises howl will 'chaw dustin
five seconds and not be able to spit it
out. I'll be-if | amt going to run
this shebang on strictly religious ,prin-
ciplcs'or shut her up. Now, git out o
here quick. There's the chnich,bell,
and I've got to conduct the services.
You hear me? Skip !"-Ihe Drummer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Garfield District.

Work is carried on night and day
on the Anterior mine. This mine is
steadily improving in appearance.
Wherever opened depostis Of fine ore
are discovered. Two tunnels are now
being run, and from the lower tunnel
two wines are sunk. One Wine,
about 200 feet from the mouth of the
tunnel, sunk 1876 feet, has Il ledge in
the bottom from two to four feet wide.
Drifts have been run 100 feet each
way on the ledge, which holds its
width and gives very high assays, The
other Wine, at distance of 650feet
from the mouth of the tunnel is sunk
thirty feet and the bottom is in ledge
three feet wide. This ledge also gives
very high assays. The upper tunnel
is worked by eighthour shifts to hurry
connection with an upraise, which
will remove the trouble now expert.
enced from bad air. These tunnels
have been run on the ledge, the lower
one being at depth of $50 feet.
The Lancashire mine is being chlor
ided profitahly. Development work
has been suspended until hosting
works can he erected, as ii is now too
deep for windlass work.
The Great Western continues to put
out rich ore, which is worked at Belle
vile.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04

Notice the new c. g. c. time table,
A tailor could make money in Haw-
thorne.
Coryville will salute to day accord
ing to rule.
There will be bonfire on Mount
Cory tonight.
Iced buttermilk on draught at the
: Southern Hotel
The Candelaria Baseball Climb ar
rived last night.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Grading for the reduction works is
progressing rapidly.
The Sunset in Hawthorne will equal
in beauty the same performance given
in any part of the world.
The mail now goes to Coryville
three times week. Jim Cardwell
has the contract for carrying it.
DR.. j. S. Newland, the well-known
Dentist of Virginia City, will be in
Hawthorne in July for short time. y
Those who like cheap cigars will
find a novelty at Van Alstines. He
has very fair brand which he sells
in packages of five, neatly wrapped in
tin foil, at three bits package.
w. Adams has developed the Ohio
mine, in Lake district, until it will
pay investors to take a look at it. "A
shaft has been sunk 100 feet and Il
strong ledge of good rock is shown.
Active work is being done on the
Defiance mine. in Darwin district.
This is the mine in which Pat Reddy
Is interested and from which he will
probably make an everlasting fortune.
The thermometer stood at 1902 in the
. shade at odd times for the last week,
but the breeze from the lake keeps the
weather pleasant Luning and other
dry places boast of t15o, with the
prospects Of n rise.
The contract for building the reduc-
tion works has been given to Salkeld e.
Eckart. They propose TO finish the
work by the LIST. of October After
that date, there will be regular ship
ments of bullion from the Mount
Cory mine.
As the twig is inclined the tree will
grow, is an arboreal maxim which will
not work in Hawthorne Tac prevail.
ing west wind gives the trees an eastern
slant which can he provided against by
setting them in the ground leaning TO
Che vest. The trees would acquire "A
perpendicular about the time they get
strong enough to stand against the
wind
A new horror has been added to the
cigarette in California. "Leprosy,'
says San Francisco physician, is
revealing itself about the lips and
tongues Of boys who smoke cigarettes
made by Chinese. The disease,
though fatal, is slow of giving tokens
of its first approaches. y. No lessthan
one hundred and seven cases of infec-
ton by cigarette smoking have come
under the physicians notice.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Mail Route Con tinued.

Some time ago an order was issued
by the Postoffice Department dscon-
tinuing the route between Luning ard
Grantsville. The order was to take
effect on the list of July, but on the
30th of June telegram was received
stating that the order had been re
scinded and the route continued as
heretofore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
PERSONAL

J. H. Kinkead left for Pyramid ON
Tuesday.
/ J. b. Marshall wen1 through to
Bodie on Sunday,
Jim Plat is Il strenuous advocate of
lighting the street.
Rev. Mr., Hinkle will hold divine
service on Sunday.
County Treasurer Angus Mcleod
of Lyon county, is in town.
Chief Engineer Oliver, of the c. &
C., went to Carson on Sunday
County Commissioner Mattingly has
been sick in bed for some days
Judge Murphy passed through Haw-
thorne on his way to Dayton last week.
Alex. Boland, of Bodie, came down
on Sunday to look at the county seat.
F. p. Weeks came in from Luning
last Friday to get breath of fresh
air.
V. H. Pease, the active stare line
agent, was in town for two days last
week.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp and Master Eddie
returned home from Belmont last
Sunday.
Constable G. l.. NJ. Comstock and
family returned from their Lake Ia
hoe trip on Friday.
Miss Naomi Angel, Superintend.
ent of Schools of Mono county. Cal,
is in town visiting relatives.
Earnest Hall has been appointed to
fill the vacancy made by the promo.
tion of w. Wallis on the c. & Z.
George w. Keith, Ex-District At
torney of Lyon county, was in Haw.
thorne on legal business last week.
Admiral Mckenzie came down from
Coryville yesterday, but had no time
to stop, as he is now kept busy be-
tween the mine and the reduction
works.
Eugene Knapp arrived from Chicago
last Saturday and has taken charge of
the express department of Knapp Il
Laws business, while Walter Harris
takes a vacation.
II. II. Wbitehill, of Deer Lodge, NJ.
T., formerly State Mineralogist of
Nevada, is agent for the great Drum
Lummen mine. He has contracted for
a fifty-stamp mill:
Philip NJ. Colgan is prominent
candidate for Waterman at the tenn
porary Courthouse. Phil. is we'll
known and has many friends who will
be glad to see him get the place.
Judge A. r. Conklin passed through
here last Saturday on his way to his
home in Los Angeles. He brings very
favorable reports from the mines of
lnyo county and says that the Def
ance, at Darwin, is looking particu.
larry fine
William Wallis, who has been con.
nected with the C. & C. freight depot
for long time, has been promoted to
the position of check clerk at the
/ Mound House. He left on Friday and
took the ngratulations and good
wishes of many friends with him.
William Somervillc, District Min.
ing Recorder of Cory district, was
down yesterday acknowledging before
a Notary Public the records of loca.
tons made 10y him during the last
quarter. Mr.. Somcrville is a careful
Recorder, and his books contain an
accurate record of all his business.
/. j. w. L. Townsend, the George
Washington of the Nevada press, laid
over in Hawthorne couple of days
the past week on his way to Lundy
He says his dog, Jack, is getting too
vicious to travel. During the past
month he has devoured two or three
small boys and came very near getting
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
X. of p. Election.

AT the semi-annual election of rs
meralda Lodge No. 10, X. of p, held
June 2Sth, the following officers were
elected: JohnH. Blair, c. C.; Charles
II. Heilshoip, V. c.; +. A. Angel, p;
+. w, Taylor, X. Of II. and s.. w. B.
Bullions, NJ. of f.; f. Van Alstine,
Nj. of E.; W. r. Benjamin, NJ. at A,
The installation will take place to-
morrow evening.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04

II. w. Lockerman, at Dave. Ora
hams saloon, gives perfect satisfaction
to customers who need a shave, hair
cat or shampoo. He Inexperienced in
the business and is known to most
people in this part of the country.
Give him call. y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
COURT PROCEBDaNGS.
May Term, Iss3-Hon. M. A. Murphy,
,Judgc.

7. j. Murphy vs.. W. p. Mcintosh ct
al.-Judgment for plaintiff rs prayed
for. Execution stayed for twenty
days.
w. N. Aiken Us. 5. Baldwin-Judg.
mcnt for plaintiff for the sum Of
$47S 06 und costs Of suit. Execution
stayed for ten days.
State Of Nevada eX rel, Vim, Martin
VS.. w. A. 1Iawth orne, Justice of the
Pcnce-Petition of the relator granted
and the proceedings In the lower court
declared null and void, with costs to
respondent.
The Grand Jury were discharged for
the term.
The Cour tadjourned until July 10th.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
Good Brick.

Matt. Callahan has burned one kiln
of brick, and has as fine quality as
can be found anywhere. They are
sharp and hard, and will stand a test,
which makes Them almost equal to
fire brick.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04

Hedrick & Thorn, near the depot,
have one of the finest general stocks of
notions to be found in Nevada. There
is the place to get fruit and vegetables
also, tobacco, cigars, candies, etc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
East Time.

On Sunday the G. & G. train did not
leave the Mound House until some
hours after the usualtme. In making
up the loss they made some good run
ming, as the distance to Hawthorne,
100 miles, was made in three hours and
fifteen minutes
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
swindelI's Restaurant.

There will be chicken dinner at
Swindells today. Everybody knows
the quality of their ice cream, and
there will be plenty for all.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04

THERE are $1,000 people in West
Virginia who do not know how to read
or write
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
a Aw r n q q n Z
The Fourth Of July

U>HE FOLLOWING ORDER OF Rxxo
L cises has been agreed upon hy the Osop
mittee of Arrangements:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04

Copper Quotations.
The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets.
INGOT.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
DIED.

Francisco, June %, 1888, DR.. NJ. Holmes.
Dr Holmes was q well-known Virginia City
dentist and prominent Odd reno" anu
Knight of Pythias.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-07-04
SALUTE AT sUNRIsEl

Alto A. NJ. the President Of Day will 81
the citizens to order at UrQuhart Nail,
where the following will be
the programme;
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-09-13
-hs Sp'r.snaa's Handbook Free,

Before starting on hisautum hunt.
ing or fishing expedition the wise
sportsman will do we'll to consult the
pages of "A Paradise for Gunners
and Anglers" neat and handy pub
location, recently issued by the Pas.
seng,r Department Of Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
THIS little pamphlet finds the sports
mau'. paradise in the Maryland aud
delaware Peninsula, and that sub
j'c' is exhausiively treated with re-
gard to its hunting and fishing re.
sources. The book is Handsomely
illustrated with plates of the princi
pal species Of game and will prov,
a valuable prize to the sportsman.
Copies may be procured. free o
charge, by addressing James II
Wood, General Passenger Agen,
J.. W, and B Railroad, Philadelph
ia, Ia.