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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
WEDNESDAY
SAMPLES.

Fresh oysters at Mrs. Plane's every
(
r. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
County Assessor Kinds and Treas
urer Mcleod are in town again,
O. F. Taylor has gone to the Bay
for a short rest and to look after Spring
goods. -
After tie second Of April O. F.
Taylor PROPOSES doing an entirely cash
business. :
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
thell fish and game at Strikers day
midnight :. :"
= P. M. Bowler returned from Nye
County Oh Monday looking bronzed
and happy.
Attorney Bob Lindsay will celebrate
bis wooden wedding in Reno next
!. "Wednesday. = - -, sE@
S.A. Knapp, Commissioner Of Deeds
Tor California. Office at Knapp. &
Laws store. = x
J.B. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
iusCeunty, Tfeasurei's office. Always
Ut the office. u
The Garfield stage and mail leaves
the Hawthorne Market every Thurs
day morning at seven o'clock. x
y The fen'simler Of 8. Tallman's stock
Of merchandise is for sale at r. M.
Kings drug store cheap for cash. X
L. F. ]. Wrinkle, the well-known
Civil Engineer Of Virginia, was out
doing some work for the Mount Cory
Company on Sunday.
The Grantsville people are not as
well provided with good weather as
they might be. 1t SHOWS nearly every
hight and the. warm sun keeps the
ground covered with slush.
At the last regular meeting of Lake
View Lodge No. II, A. 0. U. w, held
pn Monday evening, j. L. Stoner and
Fla. Angel were elected delegates to
the. Grand Lodge, which convenes at
Salt Lake on the goth of May.
r 81 . =.
Hawthorne still leads the world in
the weather ling, Its reputation is
growing as visitors carry the memory
home with them. AS a Winter fesi-
dence it will probably, in few years,
rank among the large towns OF the
California, sea coast
" Yah Aistine has one oy the neatest
HOUSES In town nearly finished Van
has. faith ii the soil and has set out a
lokpef trees, whfcifwiHa add immensely
to the beauty OF his place and make Il
, pleasant spectacle 5or those who tire
occasionally-of the general yellow and
brown Of our scenery
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
nfo1snx Cory Iocatfonn

The roli5wFAg FScatlons have beeh
recorded "a, the office ''df William
solncfyille, Mining Recorder of Mount
Cory district, during the three month";
yellow Jacket, Try Benjatnih 1.
Trojan, by Hector Cray, \,
Water fight, by Eeajasnia I. Martin
and John Smith.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
The sa1erac.

George Comstock has sold his Inter.
est in the Sazerac TO G. a. Richardson,
and Charley will now run tie saloon
by himself and will make the place as
pleasant resort us ever He has
everything which is required for the
comfort of his patrons and provides
the best, of all kinds of liquors and
cigars. Those who are inclined that
way can always be surerof good treat
ment and the best kind of drinking,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Music Teaching.

Miss Jessie Todman, next to the
BuILErIN office, is prepared to givein
struction on the piano. Terms, SO per
month, with use Of instrument Tor
,practlte. .
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Carson scandal.

The Appeal says; A scandal in
which a business man and young
woman of this town are the principal
actors, is soon TO be publicly aired in
the Courts by the relatives of the lat.
ter. The whole affair is an unsavory
mese
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
NCounty Warrants.

l will pay the highest price for
county warrants until further notice.
Send your warrants to me and you
will receive your money by return
express. Cs N0vACovIcH.
Aurora, New, Dec,ys, Nsss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Repuoiican Meeting.

There will be meeting. of Repubft.
cans in the Courtroom this evening DIT
~ 2. M. for the purpose of selecting
candidates to be voted foI at. the
coming primaries Us aeiegHtes to the
VIRGINIA Conve ntion. -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
An Exch anRe.

Dana Browns many friends are
pleased to see i'm back on the c. & G.
At the same zf9o they cannot but
regret, that'iR gaining Dana, they lose
Jack Paige, VIII takes the form n S rub
on the G. Z. "a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Lost Man,

Any person knowing t,ro wbert.
abohtsSf one Alsipus Petty, wf9 was
residing at Dutch z lat wheA fastScard
from, seven or eight years ago, will
confer favor by communicating. tile
desired inform alton to the etsstes uf
the Placer I'l3pses, Ditch Fiat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
A Full and Correct Report of Last
Wednesdays Meeting, Not as
Furnished by the Little SECRETARY,

Furnished by the Little SecEetary,
However.
Pursuant to call, the Republican
County Central Committee of Esmer.
aida County met at the Courthouse
in Hawthorne on April 2, 1884,
James Cross, Chairman, called the
meeting to order.
The roll being called by the Secre
tary, nineteen members were found
present or represented by proxy.
The minutes of the preceding meet.
ing was then read and approved.
Judge Cfooker, of Aurora, presented
petition of the Republican voters of
Aurora district praying that G.. Novac
ovich and Frank Neal be elected and
admitted as members of the Commit.
tee for Aurora, vice J. H. Neal and G.
w. Hatch, absent from the State. In
accordance with the petit on, Messrs'
Novacovich and Neal were appointed
to fiji the vacancies.
John Fleming, of Rhodes Marsh,
was adled to the Committee and
Thomas lLanser, of Gold Mountain,
was appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the absence off. II. Squires.
w. A. Hawthorne, B. G. Smith and
@. b. Kimball were appointed a COM
mittee on credentials and reported the
following mem bers and proxies as
entitled to act on the Committee:
Luning and Garfield--B. l.. McClane
(proxy, James Cross.
Hawthorne and Mount Ora nt--C. B.
Kimball and w. A. Hawthorne.
Sweetwater-H. Williams (proxy,
r. H. Wells).
Anrora-A. w. Crocker, G. Novaco.
vidh and T. Neal (Crocker proxy for
Novacovich and NeaD.
Gold Mountain-Thomas Manser
proxy, James Cross.
Coiumbus--A. p. Dyer (proxy, B.
G, Smith), Asa Murray proxy, B. q.
Smith,.
Candelaria-James Cross, e. W.
TAYLOR, B. G.. Smith, W. IL. Shockley
(proxy, B. G. Smith), 7. j. Harring-
ton (proxy, j. B. Hiskey).
Beilevile--E. A. Morton (proxy,
John Fleming.
Furnace Canon-J John Wickland.
Soda Springs-O. K. Nash (proxy,
e. w. Taylor.
| 1t was ordered that primary cleo
ton be held by the Republican party
of Esmeralda County on Saturday,
April 18th, for the purpose of electing
| delegates to the Republican Conven-
lions TO be held in Virginia City and
Carson. On report published in
! another paper it is stated that there
are but fonr delegates to go to Carson.
! People must not be misled by this, as
| there are. seven TO be sent to each
I Convention.1
On motion tho Chair appointed
Messrs. Wells, Hiskey and Smith. a
Committee to district the county for
the delegates to Virginia and Carson,
and Messrs. Cross, Kimball and
Croker were appointed IL committee
! to district the county and aDportion
delegates for the County Conventions
The committee on districting and
! delegates for the State Conventions
divided the county as follows.
First district-Candelari Bclleville
and Columbus; three delegates.
Second district-Fish Lake Valley,
Aida Vallev,Silver Peak, Gold Mount
ain, Pacific Borax Works and Furnace
Canon; one delegate. 49,.
Third district--Teal's Marsh, Gar
field, Rhodes, Soda Springs and BUN
ingS one delegate. .
Fourth district-Aurora, Sweet
,,ato, and pipa Grown. Opn 1nlrraft
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Hr. BvrnA, fsditoi,.

w. S. Byrne, recently Cashier osthe
United States Miht at Carson, is esst.
ing the Oakland Daily Ti,nas, .dSssAg
the absence OF Seditof,in-dliiSf Johh z,
Irish, who is attending the special RS,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
COPPER Qnota,tens.

The following arc the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets,
IngotALalle, ISIS @15lic; Baltimoro
Standard, 14szc u II, 49,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09

nav AAi'l iNs-' ~
An attempt was made to add two
delegates to Hawthorne, hut ii failed
During the discussion there was n
rather serious dispute between the
little Secretary and SOME of the mem
bdrs, but not Sufficient 70 cause much
uneasinoss as 10 the future harmony
of the party. Those who have read
the tragic dialogue as written by tile
Secretary may rest easy as, while
containing the substance of the con
versaton, it was not nearly so bomhaS-
TIC as reported, and there Is not the
slightest danger that he Will be able
TO create division in the party unless
be divides his own vote,
The Question of where to hold the
County Convention next arose and
Canaelaria was selected by the follow
ing votes
Canaelaria2 -McClane, NoVacovich,
Manser, Merray, Dyer, Cross, Taylor,
Smith Harrington, Shockley.
Hawthorhe-Kimbalh Hawthorne,
Williams, Neal, Croker
Soda Springs-Nash.
1t was ordered that the Convention
be held September S0th
The following resolutions we're
ndorted; :.
'rhs the'qualacations required of voters, IN
addition 10 those prescribed by the election
law of this State, shall be, Are YOU Repuh,.
licsn and will You support the nominees oil
The Republican state and County conven-
ionsy'
That the Election Board shall he cohsti-
tuted ofthree members who shall appointtwo
competent PERSONS who shall act as Clerks,
rcNpcctfullvAt each polling place, returns to
| be made to the Chairman of the Repuhican
County Central Cofnmittce of this Comfy.
Reso,red, That the attention OF Election
Boards is respectfully called TO the law
poverningprln eleetoas--S Statutes of 1889,
pages rs and ~ inclusive.
1t was ordered that the primaries
! 'forthe County Convention he held ~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Hawiry vindicnted.
The following copies of official
letters will explain themselves:
SIN FRANCISCO, 3, Z, 1884.

letters will explain themselves:
SIN FRANCISCO, 3, 7, 1884.
Judge Hmoley, Carson CITY Nes; }.
SIR:-In reply to your interrogations
to me regarding the ritiing Of certain
mail on the Carson and Colorado Rail-
road on Jan'y. I'd last, would respect
fully state that the matter was fully
investigated by Inspector Culver and
the evidence he obtained eXonerates
your son, f. s. Hawley, FROM any
completely with same. 1t is but jus.
tice to him that this office so states
and it does so. cheerfully. Very
respectfully, GEo. l.. SEyBoLr,
Inspector.
sat CARSON Cry, NEv., 3, 90, 1884.
r.. s. Hdoleg, Esq, Carson, Neby
DEAR SrRG---I take pleasure in stating
to you that after most thorough and
searching Investigation, both by my
self aud the u. s. Postoffice Inspector,
concerning the riding of registered
letters and packages and the abstract
lug of their contents in the postal car
of which you had charge on the Car
son and Colorado Railroad in Janhary
last, all of the evidence completely
generates you from all or any com.
pllcity in the matter. and, so far as
can learn, there is not shadow Of
suspicion resting upon you in the
mind of any officer of the Government.
Yours sc, TRENMoR COFFIN,
u s. Dist. Atty. for New.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09

:, A dude, told by his mothcf X Wata
= letter of coincidence 20 Q laay II
afHiction, said I'm awfu, cory
your Husband is ded and Hope the
yqtWraA vi ben Brilliant success
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
J - o - - 7
County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners met
on Monday Present, Messrs. McNett and
Doreh, - A.ktla't ~
Nearly all day was CONSUMED by the con-
siaoration Of bills against the county and the
inspection of furniture and hStures of the
county offices,
The bids for county printing We're opened
and tho following were the bids ofierod'
True FissHrt, per square. .......,.....AS3 90
Esmerdlda Hsrd(d, per square, ,t...... 20
WALKER LAKE BULLETIN, for all thowork %
1t was explained to the Board that the
BULLETIN knowing that rat" bid would
he offered, preferred Doing the work for moth
Ing as long as the county could not afford to
pay'ihc rates allowed by law, to doing any
thing which would tend follower the reason
able and legitimate compensation which
cveiyohe,lfas right to expect for his services,
The members of the Board who were present
did not take kindly to the notion OF reducing
rates In a business when'a reduttion'o Of wages
would be the CONSEQUENCES, but Commissioners
Glenn, who owns the Herald having made
the offer OF reduction, they codld not do other
wise than act as they did.
TUESDAY, April sth.
Reports of the following officers were exam
;ned aud approved d. j. Rob, Sheriff;
Thomas Smith, Constable, Cahdelaria; J. H.
Rice, County Auditor; Jerry Quinn, Justice
of the Peace, Cendclarla; j, W. Blealaey,
Clerk.
The money in the Treasury was counted
and fornd correct.
Ordered that the Sheriff be authorized to
nt,rchnee three dozen hairs for Court-rOOnl.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09

George L. Mckenzie returned from
Virginia last evening,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
NOTICE or sLeorioN.


INJECTION NO rICE--A PETITION SIGNED
T. By the requisite number OF qualified voters
having been approved by the honorable Cit
Council. OF the ctr OF Dallas, on April 10. 1884.
hing that an election be ortorsd % dstermi n
iimiis hereinafter siven shall become annexed
to ana form part Q the civ OF Islles This & y
residente OF L. W Liltlepage on the 7.h day
Of May. ssi. BY. which !, will be determined
anne xed 10 the city Of Dallas, to-wiI: Begln-
ming on The asst houndry inc Of liarwood street
at n point where Il Is intsrsecied by the north
boundary line Of the city Of Dial o.; "a nee north
west with said rect until iifofrs JUNCTION
wi h Masten street thence northwest niopg
Massen street until II inttrsects a, imaginary
line, bs.ng n extension Of tho south boundary
line OF John w. Payue's homestead; thepne ON
said line TO said Payne southeast coroei; thence
ong said south boundary limo and 10 straight
dirtc ion 10 Trinity river thsnce down said
river 10 tho corporate line OF the city q Dal-
iaf; thence eastw sriIy on said line to the place
OF psgiuniuF. r.. W. Litlepage In appointed
presiding officer 10 hold said election:
r. e. BURKE,
Couptv JuiCe nalaQ Couufy
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27

a young & ri from Dresden. Germany,
s-ived ia this city on Sunday evening last
whose name 4 Miss Selma hfilchle, losl
the address ~ her sister Mary, who she
said married not long since Mr.. August
Eagle, lockamltb, resident Of Dallas.
In nar dis.ress as Is stranger tn this country
Mrs. Alex Sanger most kindly took her in
care. u will b. con5iiered favor by the
psrtiea Il the address OF Enesi should he
inrolshed 10 Mre. SANGER criheyoungis lady,
L l.csnnd Bags.
Flee, reaches, snts, bed-bugs, rats. mice
Pophers chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" I5c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27

rmsvks and Introduced Profssso
John .uoiiier, Of hansheIJi, ~ orator OF tn
dAy. The profcusor'o aba and eln0uont 81
tort was we'll rcrivsd. He discussed Cd,
Fellowlaip IN ~ national npd pAtlio,I'
sense, demon ylreicd how'll waS conducivI
10 pstil otism and stability Of government
hs Presho hoe ~ ,ss c Ssss =
hisremsrks dinner wsannounccG end their
was hnrrsiny 10 and II around the vailou.
sunptrous repas'r spread by tho fair
LAT DIS OF the Daughters OF Ktbskah" Ey'
Uything good tn eat was In abundance, and
fed
Alter dinner and moro music The multi
rude r,.nsAsmolei At The grand stand 90 Us.
Ten 20 the other orators Of tue day. Judge
Edwards introduced Judge W. II. Jonil-
son, who deecsnled upon tho BEAUTIES, 0fi
rln and henehis OF Odd FELLOWSHIP. Judge
johnson " an eioquent enn iorcibie speak.
or. and he was littsned 10 throughout with
msfged attention, as he, IN language mokt
elcquent, portrayed tlse virtues and beau
ties OF Odd Fellowship. He concluded bv
humorously introducing Colonel Robert d.
6esy, who was trying 10 get out Of
the crowd In order to 90 IN 10 II chardson
70 make aepeeoh, When NJ. Hsey saw he
INut,slfToupd Il he came to the scratch
|qp1. q, handsomely, and In an ablo aud
Q0l1ut etAnner 'extolled the virtues OF the
'y33({t<HM temurks were we'll received.
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30l0fd loon 10 stand and Introduced Is
dliay0r. OF the city Of DAllss by Mr. Living.
4t0lo. Tlia eepefff said ffats he knew
HbtbiG. oft Odd Fellogphip.s Of his own
y >pwladSe, bu, was very fohd OF tho Sis
terbof Rabekah; that he would not make
them a speech, and excnscd himself. Tho
next features OF the entertainment con.
sisted o. music and dancing by the gay and
festive, and firtt.ulas) drill Dy the Lamar
Rifles, who a quilted themselves most ad-
mirably In the ex hibition drill.
BALL AT NIGHT.
Tho bali nj night given ut Mayors hail.
under The auspices OF thu Daughters Of Re-
bekah, was a grand success. rhe young,
the aged, the beautiful aud the brs ht were
proudly welcomed and thrilled Nth delight
IL we're useless TO attempt TO describe the
neat. elegant aud costly attire Oh the ladies
present IL were luvifious 10 comment
upon The msichless gracs a. those who
vhifled ~ he riddy danes The STAIR was
n most enjoyable Ona and viii long he green
IN the memories Of those who Participated
Much credit ~ due 10 the managers OF the
whole entertainment. and especially 10 The
ladies OF the order.
.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27

Mr.. M. II. Hickox, druggist. has removed
from hia forcser stand. No. COS Main street.
one door weBl TO the corner Of Main and
Lamar streets, and assoclais d himself With
w. Il Patterson, druggist, under Tho firm
They keep oorps of polite, attentive, effic-
lent clerks. skillmi compounders, and tha
store ia open day and night. Goods and
prescriptions are delivered to any Part Of
the cItv FREQ OF charge. THIS store mas tele-
phone connection. They carry full and
complete line OF drugs and druggists sun
dries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
qnnvNvnLr. rIs-Aa. Apnl ). Issi

NOTICE TO COETR ACTORS - SEALED
IN bids viii be received from the % day
Of April, 1884 % the ?Sth day OF April, 1851, ct
stone courthouse for Cloy county, .Texas, or
brick with stone trimming, ell big TO DO filed IN
the county clerk's Office OF sald county on or
missioners court reserves The right TO reject any
aud ali bids Plans aud specifications will be on
Ole in county clerks ofic, Of said county on and
after tn 1si day OF April, 1884 J d CRAIG,
County Judge CLAW Crnntv. Texss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
PERSONAL NATION.

United States Attorney Bigger arrived
home Yesterday from Waco. where he tad
|'bcan ia attendance on the Federal court.
United states Marshal Mckee arrived in
thia CITY yesterday.
Major w. d Wright returned rom trip
to Paris yesterday morning.
Captain w. G. Veal and Hon. Bs,nett
Gibbu, are in Greenvile. as two OF iuo citi.
xsns committee, talking railroad.
.Joseph Scnwartz. OF Corsicana, 10 In the
city greeting his many friends.
Miss Julia +. Murnanc. OF 81 Louis, 10
visiting her brother, Mr.. T. j. MurDane, at
COZ Houston street.
J. w. Francis, agent OF the Gnlf, Colo.
redo & santn Fe road at Midlothian, and
ductor on that road, were In the CITY yester-
day in attendance on the Odd Fellows cell
ebradon.
z. T. Adams, of kaufman. ia booked at
tina st. George.
=. 8. Valentine, Of Tyler, is registered at
J. R. Bond. Portland. Oregon, is stopping
George F. OsIesby and family ara visit
ing friends In coryell county.
George Merriwether IL In the ciIy look.
ing Is hale and hearty ns ever.
Mr.. Alex Phillips, wife, con and daughter,
Of Abilene, are IN the cily visiting relatives
and friends, and will leave In few days
for Galy eston to speed several weeks.
The Rev. Stephen II. Greene, rector of
st. Johns church, st. Louis. and formerly
will, by Invitation Of tho vestry, otficiate OF
the early communion and usual morning
and ayening services at St. Matthew'S cathe-
dral to-day. Mr.. Greene Is on visit OF o
few days amongst his old friends in this
city, BY whom he Is warmly welcomed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27
From q Boston Editor.

From Boston Editor.
Merit will win. 80 we thought Is gen.
tleman was telling Of his wonderful cure oil
cough and cold with Humphreys' HON.
eopathio SPECIFIC NO. Z. he affirmed that
for coughs vnd colds Of stubborn char.
acter it copld not be excslled. It allayed
the TICKLING in the throat and reseing
cough, and relieved tho hoarseness when
his friends had become alarmed lest pneu'
monis. was setting In. He commenced with
Specific No. Z, taking six pellets every TWO
hours; cough soon became milder; hoaroe-
ness passed of; strength end appetite I'M
ever.