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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-09-28
Special Inducements

In Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Marseiles
Quilts and Atwood Blankets.
Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains, Raw
silk Table Covers Furniture Cretonnes,
American Hosiery Cos celebrated Merino I'M
derwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill
dren French and American COrsets.
Ladies JERSEYS, Perniors Kid Gloves
Cotton, Lisle Thread and Silk Hosiery. Now
cities in Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
The celebrated Quaker City FINE DRESS
SHIRTS for 81 apiece.
Genuine Enfield Shaker Flannels, in white
and scarlet. Bingham, Alpaca and Silk
Umbrellas.
Genuine Cames Hair and Chudda Shawls,
Gents Scotch Mauds. New Paris and
Berlin Wraps, Victorias, New Markets
and Russian Circulars. ia all qualities
and prices.
1 Ge- All Coltons, Calicoes and Domestics al
Lowest New York Prices.
Jas- All orders receive prompt and careful
attention. -tkN
Jan- One Price Only, Marked. in Plain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-09-28
LYONS SILK VELVETS,
A RARE BARGAIN

in 20-inch wide Pure Silk Muscovitcs, in
eight new Fall Colorings, at 81.
BLACK SILKS, from the hest French
manufacturers, from 75c 10 $3.50.
NOVELTIES in Silks and Brocaded Velvets.
Radzimiro, Ottoman Silks, Satin Merveilleux
Gros deLondres, in black and all colors.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
PERSONAL.

Superintendent Mckenzie was in
town last Monday
l.. f. J. Wrinkle, the Comstock sur.
veyor, was in town last Sunday.
Chief Engineer Oliver, Of the c. &
c., was in town during the week.
Master George Brodigau left for San
Francisco 10 attend school last Sunday
evening
Dave Chrisman came in from Day
ton yesterday and will so up to Gar
field to-day.
Thomas Holt, Superintendent of the
Bodie & Benton Railroad, was IN town
last Saturday.
Jimmy Parker, editor of the Iag0
Independent, returned from San Fran.
cisco last Friday.
Messrs. Curler and Bowler left for
Lodi, Nye County, last Saturday morn
ing, on legal business.
Mrs. j, p. Davis and her two young.
est children left for an extended visit
TO Oakland last evening.
Senator ST. Ryan, with party of
friends, passed through Independence
last week bound for Calico,
Harry Mcdonald came down from
the wood camp last Thursday, and
returned on Friday morning.
John Warren, the prospector, after
finding dozen or so more bonanzas,
was in town last week taking little
recreation.
w. j. Farrar, Superintendent of the
smelling furnace at Elna, returned
from Carson last Sunday much i'm.
proved in health.
Secretary of State j. M. Dormer and
A. j. Martin, editor of the True His.
sure, spent yesterday in Hawthorne,
Martin brought part of his hat with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Tallman left for San
Francisco last Sunday evening. They
have made many friends In Haw.
thorne and their departure is deeply
regretted.
H, M. Yerington, Superintendent of
the ca c.; E. b. Yerington, Secretary
d. A. Bender, Passenger and Freight
Agent, and E. B. Hunt, Cashier of the
Carson Savings Bank, made trip
over the C. Il c, during the past week
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

The following items are from the
True Fassure OF las, Saturday:
A bullion shipment amounting tC
S11 ,244 60 was made from the Mount
Diablo on the 22nd instant.
Pickhapdle Gulch is moving along
quietly but steadily increasing in
population. One of the best evidences
of its assured permanence is the mum
Der of families settled there.
Flames were discovered issuing from
the eastern end of Val. Wilbys house,
at one O'clock last Wednesday after
noon. But few minutes later and
the whole building was on fire and
was soon destroyed.
Belleville and Rhodes are plodding
along quietly these dull days. The
former remains the shipping point for
no inconsiderable amount of bullion,
and the latter is still sending bornx
and an excellent quality of salt to ali
parts of the country.
The amount of ore being broken in
the Columbus Con. is quite extensive,
hut only ten tons have been hoisted.
The assays from this ore average $t75
per ton, and as soon as the arrange
ments for handling it on the surface
are completed a larger amount will be
brought up each day.
Quite an important development has
been made on the first intermediate
shaft level of the Northern Belle.
where in prosecuting to the south a
body of chloride has been encountered
which looks very promising, and is
now showing an average width of
three feet, assaying from $40 to $40
per ton, Both mills are running
steadily and doing good work, five CT
the stamps of mill No. 2 still being
engaged crushing ore from the Great
Western mine in Garfield district. A
| bullion shipment amounting to
| 5000 10 was made on the 23d instant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Brick Mansions In hawthorne.
HAwTuonNn. October 9th

HAWTHORNE, October 9th.
ED. BULLETIN The Fifteenth Ne.
vada says something about the author.
ity of the Boards of County Commits
sioners to change contracts.
The chronics from Aurora came
away from there with but one face,
while others left there with two faces,
A fool always knows that crank
knows him to be fool.
You cannot hold up that cat; he is
three and one-half feet high, and his
owner asks twenty.siX hundred dollars
for him; or, in other words, he is
worth the amount by special contract.
Dare not to shake up that cat. 1t is
polecat and does not caterwaul, but
can be smelled by the angels in high
Heaven.
Were it not for the "great watch
dogs of Esmeialda's treasury, the
Herelel's purse would have plethora.
1t does not cost the poor taxpayers
as much for investigations, including
attorneys fees, AS it does for the
County Commissioners to hold abor-
tive special meetings
The attorneys for the petitioners
represented the poor taxpayers side !;
the other side Of there was any was
represented by one like unto Abra-
hamman, and whose speech ended
"A bsacadabfa"
The betraying of the "niggcr IN the
fence was more detrimental! to some
people in Hawthorne than the the he.
trayal of Christ by Judas was to the
Christian world.
The County Commissioners en-.
ployed three attorneys to look after
the interests of Esmeralda County
against Lyon County, and paid them
$500 in advance; but when the case
was called in the Supreme Court This
county was not represented. Our
attorneys all had Group, or something
else than gall HAWTHORNE.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Lyon County Items.

The following news items are from
the Lyon Cotaty Times OF last Satur.
day.
There is n case being worked up in
town that will no doubt shortly fut-
nish fine material for an item in the
Police Gazet56.
Frank Osborne was brought in from
Mason Valley this week, His leg
which was badly crushed. seme five
months ago by Il wood wagon, is not
doing as well as he would like to have
1t, and lie will see what Virginia
doctors can do for him. et-
Last Thursday evening, Barney
Moran, who works on the Sutro ranch,
while driving home from here dropped
one of the lines, and the team becom.
ing frightened started to run away.
Moran while trying to regain his hold
or tue iiHe fell from The wagon and
broke two of his ribs. The team ran
away, and woman named White,
who was on the wagon received slight
injuries by jumping out. The wagon
and mules were not much damaged.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
From Sweei,sater.

An occasional correspondent at
Sweetwater sends the following news
items
The kentuel, mine has shipped
S200,000 during the past year and Il
hall with but Il i've stamps and one
pan. There are upwards of fifty men
on the payroll (not including wood
choppers and paekers), with regular
payday the fifteenth ofeyery month,
Twenty mines in the camp employ
from two to thirty men each. Some
of them will work all Winter.
The owners of the California Com
stock, while doing some work on
their mine, struck groupings on the
line between it and an adjoining
claim, The ledge is twenty feet wide
and has been traced 800 feet. The
average assay is S7S, while some of il
goes up in the hundreds,
The Star mine, up Sweetwater
Canon, has sixty tons of ore on the
dump that will go $50 per ton.
The Big Bonanza, Great Western
and the Omega mines have good mill
ing ore in their groupings.
The Lookout has the richest ore in
Sweetwater Canon.
The most extensive, as well as the
most permanent, mining is done up
Swectwater Canon. 1t is expected
that strong company will take hold
of the mines there the coming Winter.
There is great deal of activity over
on Frying Pan and the South End.
All of the ore in this camp is free
milling
There was Miners Union ball at
Clinton Hall on the Eth instant.
There were present twenty-five ladies
aud thirty-seven gentlemen. Three
dances in the last three months have
resulted in four marriages, with more
sprouting.
The United States Marshal is max
ing great deal of trouble tor the
woodchoppers who are cutting on gov.
eminent land.
The farmers down the river and on
Sweetwater Creek are busy thrashing,
digging potatoes and baling hay.
Every man in Clinton is at work,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

The Bodie Free Press says: at
looks as though Hawthorne was losing
its grip as a summer and winter resort.
Its drugstore is being enlarged" You
are wrong, neighbor. The fact of the
matter is that there is so little TO do in
the drug business that Mr.. King has
enlarged his store for the purpose of
putting in stock of general mercban-
disc, as will be seen by referring to a
notice in another column,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
The Reduction Works.

In company with P. w. Bowler, a
BULLETIN reporter visited the Mount
Cory reduction works last Saturday
and found everything progressing
rapidly. The three buildings all
ready up are each OF them large
enough to make good sized mill on
the Comstock The frames for the
cooking-tank building QSx30 feet, the
ore house (6Sx29 feet and the centrifu-
gal building (A0X40 feeD are all ready
and will be put In place as soon as the
grading is finished. The boilers are in
place. A draft tunnel 1850 feet long, to
be connected with brick smoke stack
eighty feet high, is being run in the
pill back of the roasting furnaces.
4 bout 1900 cords of wood are piled on
the hillside. The contract calls for
1000 cords more. 1t will probably be
two months before the works are COM
pl eted
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

This case will be called in the Cir
cult Court, at Carson, next Tuesday,
whence it was transferred from the Dis
trict Court of this county. The suit is
brought by the Holmes Company to
recover the value of ore, estimated at
100000, alleged to have been taken
out by the defendant from ground
claimed by the plaintiff. Judges Mes
sic, Estee, Boalt and A. w. Crocker
are for the plaintiff, and CARRIER &
Thornton, Burbank, Wren and Wells
for the defendant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
October Term. IsS3-UOn. NJ. A.
Murphy, Judge.

OCTOBER Gath.
z. Martin vs. Victor NJ. Il NJ, Co.
Defendants motion for new trial over.
ruled. Defendants motion to rotax
costs allowed
Daniel Hayes and A. +, Bryant VS.,
William foreclosure of n
Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff.
\. w. Crocker VS.. j. s, Mooney
Foreclosure of mortgage--Judgment
for plaintiff.
Louis Rau VS.. Netherton Bros.--De.
PENDANTS motion to retaN costs allowed.
OCTOBER 25th.
William Pool VS.. EFT. Greeley aud
Ed. Seott-Deiendant's motion to dis.
solve injunction withdrawn, On mo-.
motion ofplaintillinjmction dissolved.
Cause set for November 10Th,
Jennie Campbell VS.. George G..
amphell-Decree of divorce granted.
M. Braz2anovich VS.. Samuel Les
zynsky, ct al.-First count of demurrer
sustained and second count ovcrruled.
Plaintiff given until October 9th to
amend complaint, defendant to have
five days thereafter to answer.
D. d, Murphy VS.. Samuel Les2ynsky,
ct al.-Defendant N. G. Keane's de-
murrer and plea in abatement with
drawn and given until October 9th to
answer.
OCTOBER goth.
William Willoughby VS., ID. j. Robb
Sherllf--Defendant's demurrer over.
ruled and given ten days to answer
Max. Solomon VS.. Samuel Leszynsky
and N. G. Keane-Cause set for No
vember Goth. Jury waived.
M. Brazzanoyich VS.. Samuel Les
zynsky-Cause set for November 20th
Jury waived
ID. ID. Murphy VS.. Samuel Leszynsky
Cause set for November Goth. Jury
waived, ....
Adjourned until November 10Th.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
SAMPLES.

Fresh oysters at Mrs Planes every
night.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
John Jolly and wife have fitted up
fine restaurant at Coryville.
A Mr.. Kinney, of Bodie, has just
completed lodging house in Cory
Vile.
The Enterprise mine, at Coryvillee,
is working night and day shifts in the
tunnel,
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
= Reader, says the Pereills, your share
of the public debt is within a shade of
$50. Come, pony up.
Work on the Jumbo tunnel, at Cory
vile, is progressing at the rate of
about sixteen feet per week.
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. M
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
The Mount Cory Company is build
ing ore chutes and bins at the mine.
The extra tracks are almost completed.
Shawls, blankets, knitting yarn,
checker boards and other things too
numerous to mention just received at
o. f. Taylor's,
Young cattle in Smith Valley are
dying off very rapidly with blackleg.
IT, B. Smith is losing from three to
four every day.
The menIat work running the tunnel
on the Rising Sun mine, at Coryvill,
are making good progress. The mine
is looking well.
Bill Nye is writing a book, to be
called "Baled Hay" Ii he don't put
any stones in the center of it to make
it heavy, it will doubtless be rich.
4 Van Alstine has moved one door
; south, where he has more room. He
is fitting up splendid clubroom in
the rear of his store.
Judge Hawthorne has moved the
temple of Justice to the Brodigan
building, where he has his rooms
fitted up like a Fifth Avenue bellies
boudoir.
AS is usually the case, the Mason
Valley Fair was the precursor of a
series of horse-races. The owners of
Gray Lizzie, notwithstanding the fact
that Bullet-neck beat her at the Fair,
are ready to back her to the amount of
$500 against him. She was the only
one that crowded him at the Fair, and
her friends are confident that she can
beat him for half mile dash.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

Try the Hardened Sinnos OF ths
TusoaYora "Yjmes-Rov iew."
An actor recently died in the East
| from swallowing Il chicken bone.
Thank sod, Nevada editors are not Ii,
gble Ia my such fatal accident
Our enetum was visited TO day by
/ live OF the preliiest young ladies in the
world,-Eudtd Lodder Come and
see us too. But come one at time,
| please,
Trofatter, the Skipping Commia,
sioner of Eureka County writes + on
Los Angeles that his reason for leav.
ing Eureka was that he was tired Of
being II Commissioner. Probably he
wanted 10 be an angel.
The Enterprise most grossly dis
torts Sam Davis language when it
reports him as saying Met me fur.
nish the larder Of the people, and |
care not who makes their laws" What
he did say was: Let Tie people fur
nish my larder and don't care damn
what laws ,hey make
An Eastern paper says we ought to
have Il law compelling every girl who
is engaged to wear bow at her throat.
1t would save the boys much trouble.
1t might in the East, but in Nevada it
would be supertluous. The sagebrush
damsel generally makes the fact known
by wearing her bcau's sleeve around
her waist
A young married woman was walk
ing up Weed street yesterday with u
number OF packages of tea, coffee,
sugar. etc, in her arms. "Mary," re
marked former beau of the young
wife, "if you had married me you
wouldn't have had TO make pack
animal of yourself, carrying grocer
les" "That's So" quickly responded
Mary q wouldn't have had any
groceries to pack"
Sam Davis, of the Carson appeal,
is II liar and horse thief and has been
bought with British gold. lie
recently published in his mendacious
sheet malicious fabrication, with the
wilful design of running this writer's
| political and matrimonial prospects.
His fiendish purpose, however, failed
in its accomplishment Our hest girl
rehgiously believes that we discarded
the S2,000,00o hen for her, while each
Tuscarora mail is laiden with proll'ers
to us of support for United States
Senator Thus may the Vaccinations
of the wicked always revert to the
gloriiication of the kingdom of the
truly Just and good"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Another In vestiRntiNM

1t would appear from the following
from the Virginia Chronicle of last
Friday that the Insane Asylum stencil
of last Winter is about to have a
sequel; when the Commissioners
next meet the fun promises to begin,
as DR.. Bergstein, ever since his depart
ure from the asylum has been gather.
ing up facts rejecting on the integrity
and eapability of the management, and
it is said, has even boosted in public
of his ability to GUST DR.. Bishop. The
next session of lhe Commissioners is
therefore likely to be a red -hot lively
one.h
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Whisky Flat.

AT the Excelsior mine, on Whisky
Flat, two men are at work sinking an
incline following the ledge. They
are now down about twelve feet, in
good ore all the way, Assays go from
S4OO to 5000 per ton. The ore is being
sacked for shipment. Twenty sacks
have been already shipped to the
Douglass mill, at Dayton. The mine
Is owned by Knapp Il Laws,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Al Elna.

From late advices received, we learn
that the operations at Elna are pro.
crossing rapidly. The machinery is
being put in place, and by November
lst the furnace will be ready to fire up.
Wood and coal are being delivered in
quantities sufficient to warrant a
steady run when once smelling begins.
The plant when completed, will con.
stitute one of the finest smelling works
OF its size on the Pacific Slope. A
large, finely appointed, and complete
sampling room is connected with the
furnace, also an assay Office, all Of
which will enable miners and ore.
sellers to ascertain at once the value of
ores, The mine is looking well in the
new development tunnel now being
steadily pushed forward and indica-
tons are favorable to the uncovering
of large body of fine ore.-Inyo
Independents
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
rlliterate MilliOnaries.

The Carson AppeaI says there are
three cattle men in this State, each
worth 81 100000. Two of them were
cattle herders less than twenty years
ago, and one of them signs his name
with an \. Ii might have added that
one OF the other two writes his resi-
dence on the hotel registers with a
a" lower caAc ""w.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Something Had Happened.

At one of the Northern depots lately,
an old lady, whom an inward train had
just deposited, timidly approached a
brakeman and asked il lie krew
whereabouts on the line her Aephew
was employed. "AbnerP" said the
railroad man. ooh, he's changed
about considerably lately lie fred
the John Edward till she ditched the
graves and he got stove in. When be
came out they gave him the Owl for a
white, then he broke the two-elght
passenger till she jumped know-noth-
ing, and now believe he's spare round
the yard. You see he's had hard
luck The old lady stood speeches.
for moment as If tryingto digest the
idioms of the railroad, and then said
softly, as If at hazard, that she
thought he had.-Boston Globe.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

There are fifty-five men employed at
McDonald's wood camp, near Stevens
station. The contract, when COM
pleted, will amount to something like
5000 cords, of which 1900 have been
cut. Sleding will be commenced in a
few days. No hauling will be done
before the middle Of January, as there
are still about 100 cords to be
brought down from the old camp, or
the Mount Cory road.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
II. m. Yertngeon.

The Reno gazette very truthfu'ly
observes: " Nevada has several citizens
who have been pretty well advertised,
although they never ran for Office or
courtcd notoriety. CONSPICUOUS eX-
ample is II. M. Yeringtop, who, though
he has done more than any other one
man that ever lived TO develop Ne
vada's resources, has hardly been favor
ably mentioned by the press, while
pages of an unfriendly nature have
been written about him, Even papers
THAI were friendly to him, personally
have taken little more pains than he
has himself to affect public cplpiou
in his favor. Other men have found
big mines and have taken millions out
of our mountains, but no man has laid
out the money in real Improvement
and secured it for the State that he
has" Nevada is under greater obi
cations to Yerington's business capac-
Ity and ceaseless activity than it will
probably ever admit Bodte Free
Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Everything Working Well

The preparations for the compli-
meBtary concert TO be rendered Miss
Jessie Tudmnn on he 9th instant, are
growing apace. Numerous rchearsals
are being had, all tending to success
full and pleasing entertainment
Tickets are for sale at all the business
places in town, They are but one
dollar each, children half price
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Reported strike.

1t was reported around town yester.
day that some men out prospecting for
Antoine Costello had discovered six
loot ledge carrying about four feet of
very rich galena. The new find is said
10 be located about a mile south of
Mexican Station, on the Mount Gerry
Road.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
A sale.

Nick Baule, with his fourth hand,
brought down from Lundy last Monday
night j. G, Kemp and d party of CAPT
ta.ists and experts, who have bceh ex-
amining the May Lundy mine. Mr.
Kemp assured reporter that a sale of
the mine had been effected.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Printed Envelopes.

The circular recently issued by the
Assistant Postmaster-General to the
effect "that business avocations and
employments will be excluded from
cards and envelopes, the name of the
writer only to be given, without any
reference to his occupation, has led to
a misunderstanding. The Government
will continue to supply printed envel-
opes, with the name and address of the
purchaser, hut will not print their voca.
tiops. For instance, "Smith & Co.
619 Clay street, San Francisco" will be
printed on the envelopes, but the Gov
eminent refuses to advertise or print
on the envelopes that Smith 81 Co. arc
wholesale butchers" or are engaged
in any other business.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Thanksgiving Day.

The President has Issued proclamaA
ton designating Thursday, November
10Th, as day of national thanksgiss
ing.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Music Teaching.

Miss Jessie Tedman, next to the
BULLETIN office, is prepared to give in
slruction on the piano. Terms, $6 per
month, with use of instrument for
} 5actice.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

Eleven bars of bullion, nine from
the Mount Diabio and two from the
Northern Belle, went northwsrd on
on Monday nights train,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Justices Court Froceediags-w. A.
Hawthorne, j. II.

The following cases will come up
for trial today in the Justices Court
J. =. Davis vs.. David Potter, j. H..
Prince W. p. Petroyich, j. II. Prince
VS.. Joan Burke
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

A BALTIMORE woman sneezed so hard
that she became dumb, since which
time large percentage of the married
men OF that city are leaving catarrh
snuff lying loose and careless about
the house
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets
Ingot, Lake, 15li @154 u h.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-31

Chief Engineer Oliver, of the C. & c.,
informs the BULLETIN that Hawthorne
is 22S feet above the levet of Walker
Lake.