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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

In Chanhers--Loui~ Ru ". Meth.
erton Bros. Motion Ia vatNtr order of
lrresi en- The ground that plaintiffs af
illvil dli mol state suiilaien facts Ia
Justify issuance Of order. Motion de.
rjcd aud defendant held far trial. Thi
case will probably he tried on the illh
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
Am.,ieaus AMI Frenehna~.

In Philadelphia, dnring III
ntal Expo ilinn IN 1916. Il lad u
II street car which hap; I'm
Tiled with the atiaelp~, cle
owners of HE French 4 parlmept of
The Exhibition. Several OF these men
lighted eiears aud pafil,d hem III Mr.
I &c, and The + conduct soon became
n rude ,lM she had 10 leave the ear.
some OF the principal French rxhib.
iorS and Eom,ni-s oner were pre-, cnt
hui made no attempt to interfere.
II ippening Ia meet one Of them nfirr
wafd she. expires ed her anlt2e1nra, 1T
the brutal conduct 81 the whole party.
But madam" he exclaimed, they
did net unGgrsland tn 1 YOU were
lady; YOU had no rscorl!'
81 WAS a woman and therefore IN
tiled 10 every mans protection" was
her indignant reply
H. shrugged II shoulders and WAS
-ilrni. Now mari, the difference.
At the same Exposition, near the
Expo i'ion buildings. an immense
Temporary hnel VS. erecei Over
cigln lhou nna itucncrA. women, from
all parts OF the Union, went 10 this
holel unprotected, visited ihe Exposi-
ton alone, and returned home. rs
secure from insglt Us tl"igb they
Were Princesscs.
Thr Fl principle ia-iilled into
every American is rrsJsef for women.
S6ere WIS NO: VII i vaao HnpftAn~.
vning Girls who, seeing thai they
were modest and wrll.hphave,l. would
MOI haze irtsrfeced 10 pro eci them
frefn insult these fwa inssaaces
APPLY Illustrate II radical difference
bciwcen The TWO natians.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
The County Valuation.

Assessor Kinds has nearly finished
the assessment roll. Il is so'nearly
lone TIM, it is known thai the valua
lion will he over $1,000 co. This is
rxcln, i've If Mason Valley. Lasl year
i've entire roll footed up little owe,
fL,400 90, and it will he seen that the
County is rapidly picking up what WA
oSl, Next year the valuation will
probably exceed that of any former
wear
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

EuF4HztE akeG1fHEFs IAAEaa
The following transfers of real es-
tate were recorded during August:
Alex NJ. Donald to ]. II. Fenlon,
mining claim in Garfield district
knows as Yellow jacket
Bennett Il Reddy 20 Andrews aud
Goodwin, lot in Candelaria-
southern Development Company to
Il. j. Tucker, lot /, block 81 in town
of Hawthorne.
Il. j. Tucker to N, \. Murphy, lot
|, block % in town of Hawthorne;
$3.50.
Rachel Hoffman 10 Joseph Gruher
OF in Belleyille; consideration $500
John Bennetts te Eliza Bennetts, loi
10, block As in town OF Hawthorne.
F. l.. Wells to Geo. Il. Wells, 2G1
acres of land on Mount Cory
James IL. Keys to Geo r. Wells, SEQ
acres of land on Mount Cory.
Robert Fisher to Geo, Il. Wells, l20
acres OF land on Mount Cory.
L. f. j. Wrinkle 10 Geo. II. Wells.
161 acres of and ON Mount Cory.
Nj. L. Mccarthy, Constable, 10 b. G.
Smith, mining properly known us Nj,
PUosi.
Is. g. Smith to William Gardner,
same properly.
Thos. Donahue to Philip Maloy, lot
and saloon in CAndelara.
ts'u. Kelley to Mount Diablo Mn.
lag Gomaaav, iaiajag claims in CM
umbu, district known as Small Hope,
".rom Paine, bob Ingcrsull," "Sailo
Boy and pivot" consideration 50,
600
Mrs. Jennie Campbell to F. \, An.
CELL, lot in Lnning.
c Il c. X. X Co. 70 W. A. HaM
thorEe, u lots in Hawthorne.
y and E. Summerlield 10 NJ. Ehr
nan, Ion in Hawthorne.
Geo. B. N, Keuzie 10 John IL. Jone-.
Ajax mining claim in Oneatu di ,rici.
W. II. Ramsey 10 James Dopson, 10
in Canielaria.
d, C. Mcleod and wife to Augusta
RoSenthal, lot in Hawthorne.
Frederick Slafcr 10 Frederick Lilz
mining claims in Cory district known
IA Enterprise,n "tulcan," CLEAR
Crit and Pro, pcct."
w. II. 4. Pike ct ri to B. T. GRAY.
boraN ground in Fish Lake Valley.
b. f. Gray to Il. Griswold, undivid
ed one half interest of same property
L Griswold to John HorStman, un
divided one.half interest III UoraX
ground in Fish Lake Valley.
James Cardwcll to j. Morales, lot il
Hawthorne.
J. Morales toJno T. Haviland, same
property.
d. j. Robb, Sheriff, to Sprutn e,
Stanly 81 Co, McKi-sick property in
Candclaria.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
a School Boom

There is Il school excitement in
Mason Valley. Everybody is inter
estea in milking improvements. and
changes in their school matters. The
'hool lou Q a. Greenfield is 10 he
moved and improved, considerable
repairs are aoing on Mt the WahnSka
hoHs,. and n new house is being built
at the head of the Valley.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
.s"ue him L. In the Y-Iiows one.

This Is The first time ever has.
occasion 10 sew un a snspen.,,.r m -tnl
since was mlrrirl' aid General
Sheridln IN Srnaier VS.. 0h9 ras
skinning ppiatn.s Tor a5ir,l Liacola,
and I'm hlowrd II Use IL Now
diripg The war fonai hit shin lie
mills be,l ieaii"p' al 10 pieces. raef
didn't look quite 80 vel. of course, b 1t
durn me, they suck. You ji>t get
shin lie nail, with n iolcrnbly shlrp
ppint on il. ana run it Ihrpn IN vour
pants hchinl, like ~ lynclpn. d'y-e
understand? So ihat the ends of the
nail will he Oh thr pit-iie of the SUI
pendrr leather, dye nndcrSianly and
The center OF the nail in he rl9tli, and
there rou're gdl IL. Way, wbcn I
had my gallowSes fixed M ike ,it,
with nai], fore an aft. 7,cn hing but an
eur hqHahc nd Inst EN-"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

The basement walls of the Court
House were Finished n Monday even
ing. The first floor 5oisis were put
n Yesterday This will b. one of the
most substantial building in the ; tate.
of the quality Of the rick enough
hats already been said, and the morler
is almost the same rs cement. The
brick piers are all finished AID The
filling for the concrete floor 1T he Jail
is nearly done. The Supervising Archi.
teri by authority granted by he Board,
has raised the ir>l door. so that there
viii he II basement under the whole
house. where wood etc. can be kept
A relief base will be added to the wall
NJ the level of lie first floor, which
will add to the appearance of he
building. All the lumler is en- the
ground and other material is coming
Ms fast as il can be used. If there is
no accident the work will he done in
The ninety days specified in The con
tract.
The corner stone vii, be land on
Saturday morning mt 10 o'clock, pee
pie with deposits will leave them with
A. c. Glenn.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

Il SAY. Talleyran1.' excllimed Ms
polcon. rs he threw himself bnck in the
Tuilcries rocking chair and lifted his
boots to the top of The i'lack walnut
cenier.tahlr. "Sire, replied he asimc
Prince of Ben0vcn'o. am Ii ,tenin.s-"
fallev," continued the great 2s,a.
peror. IL hr Knocked The ashes OF his
five-cent Havana into The spiltnon.
" I've rot another one. Why is rhe
conductor of u street ear nho has i,.,-a
caught knocking doM7a like Joseph
ines polka dol caticc - Your
Majesty, | eiY il mp will he ulun-t
a'arrily.H Because" exclaimed fh.
conqutrcr of Marengn. "he is -noi,s,I-"
{ falleyrand swoons and the Emwror
jumps 10 his feet ar1 rings the bell
for the camphor botllrl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

Knowles and Nesl eth have opened
a saloon in the new house next to the
justices Court. They intend to run n
tir,t-class house in every respect.
Everything will he IF Tire best quality,
and no person will ever leave the
place dissatisfied.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
, AMPLts.

Lakeside library series at Taylor's.
Key West cigars at Kings drug
store.
Big teams are hauling in hay from
Sweetwater.
Jim Prince has new billiard table
il his saloon.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Work was resumed on the Lost
milan | .st Monday.
Some solid me-. are purchasing real
estate in Hawthorne.
The Princess sale has been post
poned until September 10th.
large loads of lumber are coming
Mcv u n, M Fcdie every day.
The people of C4adelefia are begin
ming TO prophecy better Zines.
The tiger hls pared his claws and i
ready to receive the boys in his lair.
Elegant nickel watch, with ca g,
only SIS, at Knapp & Laws. Go and
See il.
Ranchcrs of Fish Lake Valley are
beginning work ON the second crop OF
alfalfa.
Stock shirps say tina. there will he Il
rise in Sierra Nevada and Union lie
fore long.
The Northern Belle people think
they are on the edge of II very exten.
sive ore body.
The curly squaw stands near the
watermelon wagon waiting for the
driver to get up.
The 81; ges are carrying heavy loads
now III 1t the Tcmplars are returning
from The Concave.
The Ellsworth mill is now under.
going repairs under the direction of
Foreman Mcdonald.
A telegram was received yesterday,
SAYING t''ai Porter Holmes had died
of yellow Fever al Macmillan.
Galatians brick ynd is running
full force, Matt is able to furnish bricks
to tie million and by the million.
1t is said that an ambitious loca,
writer is engaged on II dime novel,
with Rattlesnake Dick as the hero.
Secretary of State Dormcr will nc.
'cept thanks for bound copy of the
journal of the Senate also of Il copy
Of the Appendix.
The Mount Diablo never looked
so we'll. 1t is dividend paying mine
for some time. Bullion To the value
of $64, 900 was shipped last month.
O. +. Taylor has II lot of Singer
sewing machines. They sell very
cheaply and are of the latest style and
make. Everybody is invited to call
and see them work.
The ranchers of Mason Valley are
thrashins their grain. The yield will
be light. The Secol crop of alfalfa
will not be more than one half rs large
a' it woull have been had there been
plenty of water.
County Commissioner u. II. McNeti
reports his fish crop as simply,wondcr
full. Since the 12th of Jane they have
grown to be 0 inches in length. The
propagation of German carp will soon
be one of our most important indus
tries.
The committee from Smiths and Ma
son valleys is still out ON its water TIN.
No progress hiS IL yet. been reported
but The gentlemen WHO are on the
committee understand their business
and will give reliable Information
when they do report.
If Nir .ini+ Is to h I'VE no more visit,
from travelling theatrical companies.
we mi rhf n well bring one OF the
large halls of that city to Hawthorne
1t viii not be lo,. before lravc'lin
shows will take this place into their
circuit
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
a .InlicinI knnak-aHf.

On Saturday two law, crs were
arguing n case in Chambers and one
OF them was a little excited hy the
remarks of the other The sn-cnlors
thought they woul ! SCI a Sullivan
Slide performance. hut Judge Murphy
knocked them both out in one round
by peremto.y order to sit down.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
sh, shones Eek, tied.

Some of the Snoshone braves are ey
ciled over HE rumoltd hanging If I'M
Indian Al Duck Valley rescrval ion, and
have sent for Chief Naches. To have
him investigate the matter. A. Mach.
Is j. up north hunting, Buena Vista
John has VOLUNTEERED 10 attend The
council al Elko-Eho Independent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
pats NAfa

a. Summerheld's baby Is reeoserlug.
Contractor Bsbcoek arrived on Syn
day.
I. ]. Brodigaa, went 10 n1d,e on
Sunday.
R. NJ. King lett for EVANSVILLE on
Monday,
Jehn Blair returned on Saturday,
from his jannt,
S. A. Knapp If. returned from san
Francisco ON Friday.
Kimber Cleaver Of Mason Valley,
was in town on Saturday,
B. L. Yaney, Of The Candelaria 7rUe
Fissars, wa in town last week.
Judge Hi>key came back from tn
remalar Conclave on W4laesdly.
District Attorney, D. ]. Lewis
rapidly recovering the u,e If his eye.
G. W Scott, Of the firm Of D. ".
Earl IL CO. has been ia town for a few
lays.
Mrs. Earnest Hi, returned TO HaN
horne yesterday, from her visit /,
Gold Hill.
w. II. sboctlcy, Superintendent, o
The Mount Diablo. came 10 town q.
Sunday nj shl.
7. VI. Bowler writes from Los An
seleS that he will soon be in HaN
ihirnc il he don't melt,
II, /. Ospbrle. o. HE Bplic r"
P''eS', re urned On S,turl,y with hi,
flmily from SIN Francisco.
w, B. Bullions. of ihe Pioneer sa.
loon left on Saturday niahl for liltl
r. crealion in San Francisco AN
)regun,
Miss Katy Rotenthal, OF Bodie.
passed through Hawthorne ON Thus
lay, ON her way to Bishop Creek I,
visit friends there.
w. A. Wallis, who was formerly cen
nectcd with the Hlwthornr station. In,
taken charge, temporarily of the c. (
:. station Al Candelaria.
j. IL ii srcblr, WHO has been station
agent fora shou i'm, h IS re j .ned il,
p 'sition, and taiea rh urge OF the ac.
counts OF D. w. Earl & c..
J3hn Newman, one of tho fist
tents Of Hawthorne, Il man Of many
'ccupaiinns and the best built man ia
the State, returned on Monday.
Owen Crntcher held his head higher
than load of hay las, week. A ,hor
notice, headed Bern" in another
column will explain his proud CIR
riagc.
Allen Nc D>ltla, one of Esmcralda
cnnuty's OLD Isl timers, who has b, en- in
other paris of lhe. State for IL great
many years, came in on S.lurd " Oh II
lying visit.
W. :, Keycs and r. II. Stretch, tie
well known mining cyperis, are at
oandcl'ria in The interest of The Norh.
ern Belle in connection with the 81 it
with 'he Holmes Company.
Miss Kle B.ri nwerper who la.
i en- wishing rel ltves Ia re, returned
10 Carson to take charge of her sch,
lasl Stlrd,y. Sac WIS accompanied
by Mi Jalia Franklin of Grantsvillt.
Ton Stevens Returned from San
Francisco last Wednesday. While
below he purchased Id ing house
IN the corner OF Sixth and Mission
Streets aad Intend, to move hi9 family
town soon.
Judge NJ. a. Murphy arrived in
hawthorne on Friday evening. He
returned sooner than he originally in-
tended, for the purpose of transuctinr
some business in chambers, which
seeded immediate attention.
Rev. G. B. Hinkle expects to take
charge Of a Il bck somewhere north of
Reno, after the Conferences. NJ. Hin
kle has been m in lltripis All con.
sc encious IN II lie dlrii " his stay in
this part OF HE State al will be
.incerelv re gret'ed BY those who have
attended his services.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
Iha NaN Find.

Laiafee aud 0lmStcad are working
steadily at the New Find, between
Powell Canon and BIZ s4uaH. They
have ran tunnel "a feet ON The
ledge which i, about Feag feet wide
and lives assays over cite hundred
dollars.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
A Blk y. huol House.

As IL new school house must he
built, everybody seems TO think
that il will be economy to build Il good
brick house. The cost will NOT he
much greater in the first place, and
the saving in iieins of repairs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

% samdaYn zlt s1ps RASCAL s#aet
entrance TO the cellar Of Stouer's aaiet
an! termed on the spiggot ola whiskeY
barrel. The rick was not discovered
until nearly ali the contents had been
N.stnl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

a. Tricdline. dentist, will be in Har.
iIoruc on the liza of this month. and
tho { wishing any work done in his
line will do well Ia give dim cnli.
Work warranted aud rates reasonable.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
BORN.

CRUTCHER-In Hawthorne, August 30,
1888 TO the vile Of Owen Crutchcr son.
WRIGHT In Gold Hill, on Friday August
Al. 1885,. to the wife OF Edward Wright. son.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
County Commissioners.

The Board Of County Commission
ers met on Monday; present, NJ. NJ.
Glenn, Chairman: d. II. McNeu, j.
W. Blakely, Clerk; E. w. Tnylor,
deputy District Attorney.
The minutes of tie last meeting
were read and approved.
The Board then proceeded 10 com.
pare aud cancel The Treusurer's war
rants, which work took the whole ui
the day.
Tuesday, Sept. Alb,
Board met; present full Boord
Chairman Glenn reported that he ana
Commissioner McNett had examin, d
the Tre,surer's accounts from Jan Isl,
1882 and found everything to be cor.
rect.
4 petition was presented asking fer
IL consolidation OF read districts No.
6 and 7. Ordered by the Board that
The districts he consolidated and that
The Supervisor of No. Z be Supervisor
Of the new district.
The County Clerk reported fee
collected 10 tie amount of 1927 25.
The County a Idilor reported fees
collected amounting TO $1S5 So.
The Sheriff reported fees and licen
ses collected S3SS SO
The following is The Auditors Ie
port of the condition of the county
funds:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

The notorious Bill Hickman an old
Mormon DANTE, who some wears ago
published aronfr>sinn If his atrocities.
dhFl in Lsndcr city. Wyoming m HE
2lsi instant A in The case of Porter
Rockwell. ano,her. OF Tie " ne kiduey
whisky did it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Fall &Win ter Clothing,

aud respectfully invites the public to
call and examine our elegant Suits
and Over Goats, for
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

Superintendent of b &. o. r r Cis
Hotels tCrniuctur nu the B dumora
and Ontn X drnad for twenty eight
years. and previously druggist write !:
"Cum"erltnd. VI ,rVltnd. d g. II. 1881 ::
| have used tut one hottie oi PrRuHA
theretic SIRE Throat. and is unw we'll.
As for myself, it has entirely relieved
the hullness in my head, which has
been OF long s,undIng-the result o.
Chronic Malaria | never took any
thing in INV lite hat gave me such great
satisfaction Nv wife Is now taking IL
also" Ak your Druggist tor the Ills
of Life" and how 10 cure them--a
book. 4j-2t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Men, Youth, Boys and

Childrer's wear manufactured forv1r
trade Of the best material, and in
all styles to please.
Our stock Of Mems suits in Cula-
ways, Sacks, Prince AIberts, Double
Breasted Coats, Reversible, Chen
chilla aud Beaver Overcoais are Su.
perior. and Invite Attention.
Aud now just look here. Meu and
Boys, are you going to freeze this
Winter, or not Why, If course you're
not. You must have Winter Cloth.
ing, and what you want is the BEsr
in the Market for the LOWEST
Price. You have got your money
honestly, aud Of course you want tie
most for it. WE WANT JUST
SUCH BUSINESS, and therefore in.
vite your visit to the PHILADEL~
PHlA BRANCH. Our business re.
latious with the People of Centre
County in the past have been pleasant
and satisfactory, and in Offering our
Thanks for the Liberal custom hereto.
fore given US, We renew the pledge
upon which we started out-FAIR
AND JUsT DEALING TO ALL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Ifuliyguaranfec cyery Watch for hco years
FRA M T.. BLAIR.
AZ y Rr..rE.rLnH Rn,r

AHother american Watches at rctfuccd
prices.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
DlGuroN. Jan. 81 1882.

DlGuToN. Jan. 81. 1882.
The Rockford watch purchnred Feb.
1879 has performed hetter than any
Waicu | ever had. Have carried II
every day aud nj 40 time has II been
irregular, or IN the least unreliable.
chrpriully recommend the Rock tnrd
Watch. HORACE b HORTON,
at DrghtOn Furnace Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
S. P. HUBBARD, NJ D.

This /, to certify thai the Rock ford
WaIch bnurh, Feb. - 1879, has run
vSry we'll tie post year. Having set il
onIS twice during that time, it, only
variation being three minutes. 1t has
run very rauch better than ever an.
ticipaled 1t was no. adjusted and only
cost $50 r. I. BRYANT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
CANCER CURED


n" dl.''ase- hsy" 80 thoroughly hsffl Il
tn" kill "f the m"dIraI prnf,s.inn -
csnrerou' affections and as they have al-
ways been considered incurshIp, 1t ha.
baen IN ught dt-r"pHtHble t. Nd"pt thsit
tre7tment a a sp"cialty and hence phy.i-
cinn. hzve neglected their proper stud,
But uf late years NV ani important di..
cnverl"4 have hruuyhl forth cuurss tha,
~ pr"ve- .ucce--lul IN any If II. fnrra
with certsinty, without the u.e uf III,
knif" or csu.tic pla.t"rs w. have =
Treatment that i crmpzrHtiv,lv mild. H.
II It pnis"n'us. d ,rs not interfere with
tn" healthv a-sh, can h. applied t. An.
part "f III" b 'tv, even the tongue w.
take nothing inr our service. until IN.
cancer Is cured. Aiirs.s
DIR j HULBERT.
EisieviIl", Centre Co, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
TArNrnx Sent. Is 1881

E'|-'' ~ -
The Rockford Watch runs very nc.
curaiek hetter than an, watch ever
owned, md | have bad one Ihrt cost
$3.50 Cnn recommend the Rock kG,rd
Watch tn every body who wishes iue
timrkeeper.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
RockFoRp WArcm CoMrANY.

BY HOSMER p. HULLAND Sec.
Having mnst thurnuR'ut tested the
Rockford Qlck Team Watches Tor the
last three ye.rs, offer them with the
fullest confidence ns the hest made aud
most reliable time keeper for the money
that can be- obtained.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Quick Railway Time.
Rockfard. III. jan. 1850.

This is n certify that zee haze appointed
F@ok = Blair, SHE ogcHt tor the sate Of our
p'.,k Train Rdiiroad Watches in hc topn
., BcHgoute.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-23

Sui ivan had a fight to day in the
Riverside Park with Steve Taylor.
Staue f.sIl ont liz q mt from a req

Sui ivan had a fight to day in the
Riverside Park with Steve Taylor.
Steve fell out like mt from rec.
The time was six minutes. A crowd
of 1000 persons were present. The
gate money was triii Zg, not more
than $500 Sullivan claimed and
received it all. AT Stanwix Hall
tonight he was met by Times
co re pondent. He was in . gloomy
mood, with a red face and 6 airing
eyes He said, regarding Taylor ::
II knocked him out as if l were
playing with tennis ball. I can
whip a thousand Of them fellows. y
Tomorrow Sullivan goes to Lowell.
thence to Hartford, Portland Ban
gor, Lewiston and Providence, and
at Providence on the 2Slh will
give his last exhibition. On the
Goth he will open a liquor saloon in
Boston, and wi not fight in the
prize ring again.
The Butte Coach Robbed
HELENA, NJ. T., June 22.-The
Butte coach, with eigth passengers.
FIVE men and three women, was
stopped by two road agents, this
side OF the Boulder Mountains.
alb tut twenty eight mi es from
Helena, at four O'Clock yesterday.
The passengers were searched, but
only about $50 was taken. One of
the women had 500, The passen-
gers were covered with REVIEWERS.
John B Reed, city editor of the
Butte Inter- Mountain and Montana
Mining Commissioner to The Den
yer Exposition, was q passenger.
He gave NJ only 81 so, but had
! 5000 hidden in an inside pocket,
which was not discovered. The
robbers took the treasure box from
the coach, but it is not known how
much money was in it. A valuable
watch was taken from one of the
passengers, but returned again.
The Crown Princes Allowance
CHRISTIAN, June %. - The
Storthing rejected by vote of so
to 80 a proposition to increase the
allowance Of the Crown Prince So,
600 kroner. The reason given by
the nppone nts is the unsatisfactory
political situation.