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Chicago Grain Trade.
CHICAGO. December 81.


Wheat Steady: = higher than SatuI-
day; S3A a S35s cash; 81 January; S411z
February; 9014 May.
Corn : Weak and lower 81 cash
year, 361< January; 3914 May.
Oats-Steady; 2794 cash-January; 81
May.
Whisky, 1.I6.
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AFTERNooE.

Wheat-Steady: g higher; S41s a
S4K December; s47s q S4}z January;
905s@ 90H May.
Corn-Steady; Is to = higher; BIN
December; 367z January; 399s May
0ats-9uiet; e higher TX Decem-
Der; 2734 January; 81 May.
Rye-Dull; 80.
Barley-Quiet, IS.
Pork-Unchanged.
Lard-Unchanged.
Boxed meats-Moderate demand ua-
changed.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court in aud for Salt Lax
County, Utah Territory.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES ROBSON. t
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, December 2I.-Petroleum
active; weak, united; closed S61S bid.
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Valley House,
OPP. TEMPLE AND TABERNACLE.

Salt Lake City, Utah
Connected with this house are THKEE
COTTAGES, in the immediate vicinity Of
the Main Hotel, secludeu, but convenient
Board and Lodging. 81 per day.
Quiet, shady, homelike
ANDREW J. BRIXEE, Prop.
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New York Mining Marker,

New YORK, December 21.-Minipg
shares are dull. but strong. The sales
were Savage at LOO. Hale 81 Norcross at
40, California & Virginia at LAO,
Eureka Consolidated at 1.30, American
Flag .05, Silver King at 81, Ontario at
81 IS. at Plutus $40. Robinson at 81 a
IS, Iron Silver at 150 and Alta at 15.
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To . who are suffering nom eI0Es Az
fndfscretions Of youth. nervous weakness
sarlv decsv toss Of manhood, &c, wiz
send 4 recipe that VIII cure you, FREE o.
CHAPGE. This great remedy was DIS
covered By missionary ID south AraeIaoz
TosSph I. IExAE. Station D Nsw Y~<S@
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TIE BESTSALvK in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chspped Hands,
Chhbisins Corns, and ali SKIN Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed 20 give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale hr U. 9. II
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, Lee

1t coUEGT % Of SALT 9TfI lake, IS.
I, John C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court IN and for the County of Salt Lake, In
the Territory Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct copy
OF an order appointing time and place for
settlement Of account and TO hear petition
for distribution in the matter of the estate
OF James Robson deceased, as appears Of
record in my Office,
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF
SEAL said Court, this 2sth DAY Of Novem.
Der, AID 1855.
JOHN c. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
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money Market.
~NHN lIat hNbs
NEW YoRK. December 81.
Business Failure.

LIVERPOOL, December 2O.-John Har-
greaves, provision merchant, of Liver
pool. New York and Chicago. Is re-
ported to have suspended payment on
Saturday, with liabilities estimated at
$3.50, 0OO.
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y '|---I ~ 40 Y
Omaha, s E.
Council Bluffs
Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines,
Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, Cnnton, Dixon,
Chicago. Milwaukee, and all points East
To the people Of Nebraska, Colorado. Wv
oming, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Wash
ington and California il offers superior
advantages not possible by any other line
Among few Of the numerous points OF
uperlOrity enjoyed by the patrons OF this
Dad between Omaha and Chicago, are its
Two trains a day of DAY COACHES
which are the finest that human art and
ingenuity can create; Its p A L A c E
SLEEPING CARS, which are models
of comfort and elegance; Its PARIOR
DRAWING ROOM CARS, Unsurpassed
by any; and its widely celebrated pa
LATIAL DINING CARS, the equal OF
which can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains Of the Union
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry
In Chicago the trains Of this line make close
connection with those OF all Eastern lines
For Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg
Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
all points in the East, ask the ticket agent
for tick2tE via the
NORTHWESTERN"
If you wish the best accommodations. All
ticket agents sell tickets via this line.
II. HUGHITT, 3. s. HAIR, e
GInl Manager. Gen1 Passenger Ag't.
GEo.D. WILLIAMSON
Gen'l Agent, Room s, Windsor Block Denver.
IN. BABCOCK
General Western Agent, Omaha. Eeb
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO. December u.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; active. 10 g
10 higher; shipping steers, $50 to 800
pounds, $50 q 5.45; stOckers and
feeders, 2.40 q 400; through Texans
steers 2.90 q $50.
Hogs :. Receipts, 1900; dull: q 10
lower; rough and mixed 3.35 q 3.55;
packing and shipping, $50 @ $50;
light 3.10@ 3.65.
Sheep : Receipts, 5000; weak. %
lower; natives, 2 90 q 20; western ,. 40
q 3.1Oi Texsns 200 a 800.
Lambs per head, 3.T5 a $50.
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Order Appointing lime and Place 10 hear
Petition for Distribution.
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British Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, December q.
Whest-Dun; unchanged.
Corn-Quiet; As Sd.
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CASTERS MARKETS!
Bullion

NEW York, December 21.-Bar silver
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

Sacramento. W II. Dickson will
soon move 10 San Francisco fr;im
Salt Lake.
The Garfield stage leaves Hawthorne
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
passing through Hawthorne District,
aud returning Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays. Round trip to Garfield, IS ;
to Lake City, s2 80.
snine rock from Shows claim. in
the big wash WAS assayed. and the
figures were much higher thu was
expected. With water on the ground
this VIII doubtless prove ~ coed
properly.
On Monday, Hanks set men ~
work OH tie detective ShitE way
known as the "Cestraln before relic.
cation. The work is to hold the Cen.
tral claim, and there will probably be
interesting proceedings before the op.
posing claimants IRE satisfied.
Someone tied can to lie tail of one
of Jake Stocks horses, lust Saturday
and by SO doing, not only helped 10
spoil good horse, but gave 4 tum.
be! OF children narrow escape from
tile koofs Of the frightened animal,
Dur taste bacon At Summerfelfs
Our taste hams, the fnert in Americas
at the Peoples Cash Store. Rais,ns
cdrrahts, citron and cham ,agne cider
at SummertelG's. Finely favored
monhtain apples, at the Peoples Cash
Store. Sherry, port and slarst At
Sum merfelds. The finest brandis,
and whistles, at The People. Cash
Store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
THE Ca,tdsiurta Mill.

Candelaria True Fissure: The site
Of the new Mill presenta busy scehc,
Tie force Of workmen Was Increased
this morning and will be gradually
addel to As new men car he utilized
Loads Or machinery and lumber are
constantly arriving, A man has been
sent to Bodis q Attend to the ship.
ping Of the Noonday Corliss engine,
which is all boxed and ready 70 be
put upon tie slcighs. Tie men, hav.
ing caught Up wM tGo railroad, are
laying of ,sday, waiting for another
car load Or tvopf ifisgy,al.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

John Habbert0n, author of Helen s
Babies" says: "'What Tommy Did
would be worthy of the serious con.
sideration of parents il it were posi-.
bic for anyone tn be other than wildly
mirtRful over the ssintlincss and
dreadlulness of the little hero. Tom.
my IL an ideal boy-enc of the Kind
tina, are by turns uncomfortable and
angelic, which chahses parents from
young TO old and from old 10 young
again, MANY times a day. We pity
parents WHO Save not time to road this
book there i, no hour in the day, nor
any day III tie week, in which its
pages will no, dispel care.' The
Chicago Tribune pronounces it q book
that will d.tighl every boy and girl,
and every mother, too, who will find
IN it book that can he read over and
ov.r again to .Iii, HE Unsuitable appe.
tites of youthful l,steners| aud yet
never sicken tie reader with any non.
sense In its composition" 1t has
just been published in a dainty, de.
lightful shape, nne cloth, richly orra.
mea,ed binding by Alden, the .'Revo.
luton" publisher, at half its FORMER
price, SO cents. Alden's AS page
illustrated c.taloggs (price 4 cent?
condensed catalogue free), of his tin.
mense LET OF standard books. is u
wonder Ms well as a joy to book. lovers.
John B. Alden, publisher, New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
s-'A e.
Bishop Creek Cal1fnKs.

. The following items are from the
Bishop Grstk Register Of last Thursday,
Some day, sss the Camp Indepsnd.
ence school house had narrow
escape from fire. The spacsf between
the roof and the ceiling had in some
Way accumulated a quantity of dead
leaves r lot s,oyepipe ignited these,
and they created, quite blaze. Miss
Eva shepaerd, Tho teacher. sss the
,rouble, and SONG Of her puRi!s x9.,,
upon tie roo; and with few ole & sic
of water soon, pps all out of danger.
The acnool house is said to be the
tuost complete In the county. and its
loss Hould have been . severe one
for the district.
For lack of sufficient ore to keep
the mill supplied to paying standard
on custom work. John Alexander will
soon give up HE lease of the Maxim
mill. He has run it successfully ~
regards making the many different
lots OF ore paw that he has worked. but
the different lots have dseaa small fer
the most part, and the supply too
irregular to justify himself.
A great deal OF unwarranted talk
and specu'ations have been INDUCED
IN In regard to the operations of the
s.t,ds plant at the lake. The fabulous
figures Heretofore given are Not ex.
pecled to De realized by results; nearly
or Quite . y.af's time will be required
before ths, iIiccess of the enterprise
ca.9s b. pq.i'|llyely. ,dsssrmined, and til.
highest hopes 0l tF Fqq hackers are but
for steady return on invested capital.
Supt. Wrinkle informed lis, lately,
that there are now ,foYr nen q work,
the Area of cxcavatcd ground boirg
about one acre.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
The Kinls "a d Mili.

While most attention is directed Ia
the new gold districts, the Kinkead
mill is quietly making bullion and
sssiig about all there /. in the rock
Superintendent Mcneil claims and
his work establishes tie claim, that
the mill, now that tie new ceucentrs,.
or is in operation, i, the most complete
and perfect gold mill III 4he State.
The Golden Gate concentratsr. the
nrst Of that make ever pill lip in Nc.
vsda, is ptohodniced Sy Mahy visitor,
who have gone to see i, work. to be
the be.. machine Yer its purpose they
ever saw. 1t easily handles the pulp
fren ton stamps and BY NE time the
procs..e, Of alAalgamatioa add con.
esntra,ion are finished there is NOT
enough value in the ,ailinks to justity
an xsssysr III making u test.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

The following news Items are from
the Lye. Covaty Times of last Satur.
day:
Geo. II. auckland will winter his
sheep In NasoL VALLEY.
A California man will shortly erect
n substantial Touring mill III Mas
Valley,
Henry Fisher, of Dayton. ia about
TO build n brewery al Greenfield, Ma.
son Valley.
Wesley Bcslt imported half doi-u
fancy chickens from the Eas. He re.
ceived them few days ago. They
cost quite sum and are beauties.
Dan Harkin., the Justice of the
Peace of Silver City, was arrested and
brought TO Jail Yesterday, for cutting
one Connofs. Tae 1odnd inflicted
10 slight.
The tailiurs mill of Brook. & Co.,
il Gold Canon, hisis' been closed
during this wet weather, and will start
mp again provided there Is contin.
uince of dry weather.
Mr.. Genzell, OF Mason Valley, q
brother.in.law Of Mr.. sindtfs Of that
place, met with very severe accident
Thanksgiving morning. He was is
turning from Carson, where ho had
been selling lead Of turk eys aud was
returnsng with empty wagqp., Counting
down steep decllvity little to ,he
south Of tho Mound House tho break
refused to act and he lost control Of
the team, they running away. Mr..
Genael was thrcwn from his seat. sus.
tanning severe injuries, being bruised
good deal, injured internally and
suffering d,slpcstion of the shoulder.
He came to Dayton on the morning
train and was taken To the Union
Hotel, where he was attended by DR..
Hazlett. The team was caught near
Dayton and was uninjured although
the wagon WAS more or less damn tcd.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
wv
AurotA,

There isa very heavy fall of Snow
at Aurora, something ,eit two. feet.
This is unusual 80 early in the sesson
and .pp..r.nee. indicate that this
winter viii Esesemblss. she e..y winters
of 81 and 81. II such should be tn.
case, operation. by The rpEli'H com.
pany, Which recently purchased =
large slmber Of mine, II that District,
will nece,sarily be some what delayed,
and NJ. doubtful, II, Under n .p z! prob.
abilities Il any iimPort!.I2s'i s work is
done before the n.ft warm season
opens, l. the uiean time. assss,'mens-
work i. being done on I. great many
claims and everybody viii be rssdy
for the prosperous times that are sure
to come.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
The lapanta.

The Lapanta, which, when discov-
cred, was a surface deposit of rich
decomspoied quartz, has developed in
to a inins with every indication Of
permanence Accustomed to Single
lodges, Few Gun Understand the great
possibilities OF TIL. singular mine.
Paying if9m tie top, the gold coming
from, sevStal Veins; the story of its
yislf seemed to ola miner. like u
fairy tale, but when it is understood
that a number Of led .s scattered their
ricii burden over Tie ground, it will
be see. how sdcrR q. quantity Of geld
could be literally ;hUvcled from the
surface. A. work progressed, the
claim became mine, steadily incre.,.
ing in extent and vslde, and now, with
rot more than, one.third of tho ground
eyeh scfstchsd, there arc three ledsss
developed to an e2tsRt which would
make three very excellent mines, if by
themselves. Beginning near The
southern boundary Of the claim, ledge
No. 1, AS il is now known, has been
prospscted by a lusntl, running north
Into Tie hill IS feet a, the end Of
this tunnel n drift of so feet to the
East has exposed lhc ledge for SO feet
with an average width of thirty INCHES
and an average assay OF $50. Two,
hundred feet east of the tunnel, an in.
cline has been sunk i'll north.casterly
direction. 100 feet deep, ON ledge No.2,
the average width OF which is 1S
Inches. Ind With give. an average
assay of $3.50. sm the bottom of this
lifeline, the width has Increased to az
feet and tho assay value, across the
vein is $3.50.
Tbrse-hundrcd and nny feet east of
this inaih incline on ledge No. 2 is an
incline on the next upper ledge which
is down IS feet, running north, with
dip of thirty degrees. Tie ledge in
the bottom of this incline Is four feet
wide and averages sos. So tar a.
these three lodges ars etposyd they
lie in the hill at ali angle of Sd degrees
dipping TO the North and East.
Above these are still other led rss,
which have, as yet, had NO work done
on them, but which, on the surface,
give assays which show that they will
BAY and while tho Eapsna is, eve.
now, one of the hest mines on the
Coast, one OF those 30 seldom seen, a
mine that has paid from the time the
first shovel was stuck into it, it has
every promise oil becoming, without
exception, the greatest and richest OF
all the mines ever found in the State.
WhsteSey work has been done, there
has beena steady improvement. Up
to this time all changes have been In.
crease, and it seems : dull day when
word does NOT come that the Lapanta
is getting bigger. slneo October
10th, when work on it began, 25S tons
of unsolicited ore have been worked.
yielding Something OVER $4,000 in
bulltoh
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

The following are the opening ana
closing hours ~ E4pprt:; Md Post
Office, dutil further notice;
Wells, Fargo ! CO.. cirprs.. Office
open. a, , 4. IL, closes fot north
at io:lo A. NJ: closes for ..oSsh y, a:4s
Pm, ORC. closes 4. f.@ P,M
Postofics. opens 1T ZOO A. Il. Mai.
going north closes at 10 40 4. X going
souls closes at ? :4Op. NJ. Once closes
a, no P, Al. .,.w
A,.nt .1d p NJ
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
The Fs.rnian.

Finrsy sold bis interest In the Poor.
man claim last Thursday, to bis, part.
n;rs and they have started Ia to run y
two hundred foot tunnel. This claim
10 on the Lapanta belt and sxcsllen,
uiaays have been ebtalnsd from the
surface. The 6wneri are .coafi lsat OF
developing \ big mine, and are back.
inv their tsith with work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
A Surprise Party.

o. o. Thanksgiving evening : sur
prisc.paarty invaded the homie Of Geo.
White Ind made merry for some hours,
The young people constituted them.
selves guests IT Mrs. whi.e'i sister,
Miss McQusrtsrs, and everybody WAS
sorry When It was time to go hume.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

e. The internal revenue receipts arc
ss,ooo,ooQ short of the estimates for
the last fiscal year.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
VrW-VSSN
The New Marble Supply


Last Friday. the first shipment Of
marble, consisting OF two carloads,
was made from the rscentiv opened
fnyo County quarries. This marbls
attracted much attention, while the
cars stood in Hawthorne. Its finsness
OF quality was matter Of general
commeat, and several of the citizens
agreed in the s,atement that they
never saw better marble in . grave.
yard. Oas even wen, 50 fas ~ to say
that it would DO pleasure 10 be bur.
ried under slab made from Inyo
marble. As it's Understood that the
large dealers on tn. Coast will her.af,
ter use this, in preference to Italian
marble there will be u large susiness
done BY the COMPANY, and the new
iadtstry will materially assist the
rapidly reviving prospects along the
lin. OF III. c. !. C.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
A Good rIune Csnainw.

The Great Bear, himself, II be could
come down from the northern sky,
could not avoid seeing And admitting
that when Spring opens there will be
= xrspd mining exciis,nept! in Haw.
thotns District, So far, the Lapsnta
is the only nias opened, but its extra.
ordinary Developments have shown
what may be expected under the dry
hills. and numerous rich surface pros.
poets on neigh boring claims will be
worked, The hrst fever Of location is
abatiag, lad more substantial work,
10 the il,.p. of sinking, |. taking ito
place. BY the time Spring arrives,
several claims will be opened and, as
tie season advances, M incrsss,ag
amount Of work will be done. All
now are csrtaiu that many rich mines
exist in lie district, AID there 10
scarcely a reasonable doubt that soms
Of them will be sending cut gold,
within six months.
AT the same time, the maiy gold
prospects in the western range, ole cf
which is now being probably worked,
will show an Inviting field 10 adteat.
urous capital, and make busy scenes
in the we'll watcrsd and we'll tin bsred
Gallons Of the WasucA range.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

-
Advance notes annouuce tie I'm pert.
ant features Of the cfoSing .,issue, OF
The Overland Monthly Tor the current
year. M.
The leading article will DO upon
The Lick Observatory. by. Prot.
Edward ). Holden, the new President
OF the Univsr.lty Of California. This
may be regarded xs an authoritative
statement on the Observatory, iiom
the highest Official source, and will be
very attractive to general readers, as
well a scientists. ~,
personal Rscollcctions Of the Late
John, Nc Cullough," written BY an
old Californian, and one Of his in.
timqls friends, will form . notable
feature.
Pref Hoxison WIN cohtfihuts an
article entitled, us Modern Science
Psnthelstic"
Al Army Ofiicer OF wide experience
will make practical and pertinsn.
"SuEges.ions on the Indian Question"
The Austrian Consul 10 Nicaragua
will furnish some vivid sketches Of
"Travel IA South America"
THE Anti. Chinese Riot in Wy.
oming~ will receive further attention,
in an article treating it from another
standpoint.
There will, be 4 careful study of
the famous Havaiia. Volcanoes, BY
an old residcn, Of the Islands.
Dr;, II Coass's Third Paper on
Gambling in the High SisrrSs," will
dsscribs NJ, Dau., Lakes Mono and
Tahoe glacial action and extinc.
Volcanoes.
Another feature will be descrip.
ton o. "A; Wedding among The Com.
munistic Russian Jews OF Oregon"
Charles, 4. Murdoch will contribute
a stsry .!sntisled,""A Problem Of love-;
the scenes in San. Francisco aud in
summer camps of Maria,
Another story will deal With the er.
citing period Of the Aasi.Opium
Crusade N China.
Charles Howard shinn viii furnish
. story CT tn. Upper sacramento
region, called "sha.,A Lilies"
TIE Rsvlsss, Of Holiday Book, Edi,
.srial Comn.n,. ,spon Educational
AID Literary subjssls, poems sad
short Stories, will .P., fully up to The
oysrlands high standard.
..Tht December Number will also
contain inpas!naL ACHIEVEMENTS re-.
kardink the plans Of the Magazine ter
1886. Address. A..
The Overland Monthly. l2o Suttsr
Street, San Francisco.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
1nys 1tems.

Tbs following .,ems are from tbs
fsts Indspsad.st of last, ANurday Z !. :
Mike Heolsy, who had one Of kis
hands .bxdly injured Is An explosion,
Of gisrt powder. eausso.dewn frcIn
BshopA Greek las, .hoaaay, and is at
the County Hospital. N
Al work, progresses in,he Defiance
NINE the, recent, .strike devslopss into
greater imporlnnce. ~. ledge 10 re.
ported to p.,f1llys dye Isst vide ,otsol1
I'd ore. The, ,mos, cop,inciss proqfoi
the extent Of ,hs qrS. body. aud the. IA
cili.y with Which ore can Pc, got 10
found in the fact usl Mr., RsdGy has
arranged with J. 3. Gornaai TO stArt
up the furuace and make 1 run oG the
ore between now and the holidays.
A brick. maker At Soda Springs is
reported to be In An awkward hx. He
took . contract from parties At Can.
delaria to make brick made 175, 1000
and got them stacked ready for burn.
ing. At this point his money gave
out, he Can no. buy fuel to bura the
bE,ck. .Had the parties who ordered
them made cannot, or will not, advances
him money. This is = painful and
embarrassing prsdicamcnt for hard
working, honest man, and the parties
who ordered the brick made should
help him out II the fsc's are as stated.
Last Friday = Sailing Valley Indian
known a. Cesar arrived, n Ions
Pine Station, a. He had With h,u
white man who. .,wps in 1 very weak
and helpless condit,on. This nan
WAS from Idaho, sad was seipg. South;
in the Saline Valley neiert he lost his
way, became bewildersd, wandered
around IN = dementsd condition, had
beea three days without water and food,
and was nearly dead whom found by
cSsaf. The indian gave The man
food sna wafer, and when he was SO
far recovered Is to be able to travel,
brought hign over !the Iays Mountains
ON horseback to Lone Pine Station.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

NV dress goods ut o. F. Taylor's.
Fine buck glove-miltens at o. F.