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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED

State of Nevada, County of Esmeralda,
District or Prosecuting Attorneys office, I
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners OF or claimants TO the real estate
and improvements thereon. or Improvements
when assessed separately, lcreinafter des.
cribed known or unknown,
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced i'll the Justices Court of TWEEN
ticth Township. Lsmeralda County, State of
Nevada, before c. Is. Snow, Justice of the
Peace of said township, said Court being held
in the town OF Hawthorne, county and State
aforesaid, by the State of Nevada, Plaintiff.
against each of the defendan hereinafter
named, and each OF the following described
tracts or PAL GELS OF land with the improve.
ments thereon, and improvements, when
separately assessed and an owner of or claim.
ants 10 the same, known or unknown, 10 re.
cover the tax and delinquepcles assessed 10
said defendant against said properly, for
the fiscal year commencing Januaiy /, lsS3
and ending December 81, 1888, and thnt a
summons has been duly issued in each case
and you are hereby further notified that nm
less you appear and answer the complaint
OF Decem Der A, d. 1885 al 10 o'clock. 4.
NJ. OF said day judgment will be taken
against you and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described for
the amount of tax and delinquency specified
and costs of suit, percentages and all costs
provided for by law.
T. ]. MsadSrs and house and corral on
Main street. Columbus next west of Stab.
lns properly ...+......,.,...s9 81. 80
David M,Kiss sick. two honses and lot on
north side of Main street, Candomria, east
OF Harm gton's saloon, known os McKis.
sick's dwelling and store building -. al. 81
Thos. II. Wells, lots no. Q, 10, and ~
block no. 50 town Of Hawthorne. Esmeralds
County, Nevada. ....,..,...... ..u. s32ei
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED
STATE Of Nevada. County OF Esmcralda.


State of Nevada. County OF Esmeralda /,
District or Prosecuting Attorneys Office.
To the following named defendants, and to
I'll owners of or claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon or imprl vm cnts
when assessed separately, hereinafter de
serlbed known or anknown: .sz -
You are hereby notified that suitsh.ve heen
commenced in the Justices Court OF
Twentieth township Esmeralda county.
State of Nevada before c. II, Snow Justice
OF tho Peace of said townsh. p, said Court
being held in the town Of Hawthorne. county
and State aforesaid. by the state of Nevada
Plaintiff. against each of the defendants here
nafternamod. aud each of the following de-
scr bed tracts or parcels OF land with the i'm
provments thereon and improEments. ~ hen
separately assessed. and all owners or claim
ants 10 the same. known or unknown, to re-
cover the tax and delinquerci IS assessed to
said defendant sganst said property for
the fiscal wear commencing January /. 1882
AMI ending Greember 81, 1882, aud that y
summons has been issued in each cave. and
You are hereby further notified that unless
Won appear AID answer the complaint filcd
in said case. on OF before the tenth day of
December. \, d. 1876. Al 10 O'Clock A. VI =. OF
raid day, iudgmeuT Will be taken against You
and thc real estate ara improvements herein
described for the a,nonnt of tax and deiin-
tasc-s and 81 costs provided Cor by law
A, G. Ellis. aud tand building thereon,
south sicc Of Nam Street, Canddlaria FIRST
east Of G.. h. Sears dwelling. and known as
the Davis die,@ Steve hnildh,g IN the town of
Canaehria, Esmcralda Cennty, State OF
E.w Taylor and Lot on west side OF the
road in 81, taIic mex, north of ], Is. Selars
saloon, house on the same. ......... II
District or Prosecuting Attorney, County of
Dated November Ia 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED
State of Nevada. County of Esmoralda

j. State OF Nevada, County of Esmeralda Z
District or Prosecuting Attorneys office.
To the following named defendants and to
all owners OF or claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon, or Improvement IL
when assessed separately, hereinafter des-
cribed, known Or Unknown:
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced III the District Court Of the Third
judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in
ana FOR the County OF Esincraida. held at the
town of Hawthorne, county and state afore-
said by the State OF Nevada, plaintiff, against
each oithe defendants hereinafter named. and
each ofthc following described tracts or par
GELS OF land with the improvements thereon,
ana improvements when separately assessed
and ali owners of or claimants 10 the same.
known or unknown. TO recover the lax and
delinquency assessed 10 said defendant against
said property for the haca year commencing
January /, 1888, and ending december 81. 1883,
and thai summons has been duly issued in
eaeh case; and yon are further notified thai
unlehs You appear and answer the complaint
filed in said cause, ON or before thGflth day of
December a b. 1884. judgment will be taken
against YOU and the real estate and improve
ments herein described for the amount OF tax
and delinquency specified and costs Of suit
percentage and all COSTS provided for by law
Tax and delinquency a. G. Ellis and one
furtv stamp quartz mil complete at Cold
Mountain and formerly known us the State
Line Gold mining compsny's mill, boarding
house near said mill, hiacksmiih.snop, stable
water line and right from 1ule Canon TO town.
hsnse and lot south side main street, Candle
lars, next east of Q. h. Sears house aud
known 40 the old Davis drug store, also TOOLS
iron steel, copper plates, quicksilver iron
water pipe, wagon aud si1 hundred cords OF
Woos,. ...........S. ,OlG 40
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY, a cor
porstion, one hundrea and thiriy-right and
thrsc-quarter miles photograph line along the
line OF the Carson,& Colorado Railroad, six
sets of Instruments on line. SSH IS
Z, NJ. BOWLER, JR.
District or Prosecuting Attorney OF Esmer-
aida Counly.
hawthorne. October 81, 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

The Nevada legislature, last Winter
extended the laws of the State ever
all Indians except those That are On
reservations, and those are subject 10
the United States laws. The old
fashion of leaving. the Indians to deal
with iheir crinsina's. according 10
tribal laws and rrpla!isns, Is done
away With. phe Insidans mus now
ohry lid lpas " The iaSl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
NOTICE TO CO-OWAERS.

10 E. j.. BUCKINGHAM. w. Fl. BOTS.
FORD Joseph Bo'sfaTrd and W r. Simp,
son, you are hereby notified that the under.
signed expended the sum Of 500 in e. 3.
goid com, IN labor and improvements upon
the Golden Eagle mining eiaim, situateed m
Mount Cory Mining District, in Esmeralda
County, Nevada, the said expenditure hav-
ing been made in order to hold the said premi.
SEES Under the provisions of Section 1924,
REVISED Statutes ofthe u. 5. the said amount
being required to hold said claim for the
year ending December 81 1884: and If within
ninety days from the first publication hereof
you iall or refuse TO contribute your proper
non OF such expenditure rs CO a,Rucr your
interes.in said claim will become The pro perry
OF the undsrsi gued, under aid Section 324
JOHN y. CEo>saAN, Co.owner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
SEPTEMBER 30, 1885.
Are Now Tee nNd Payable.

And that the laws in.relation toihe coiectio,
of the same viii be strictly enforced. @All
taxes due Ior said Qrartor (if not soona
paid will be delinquent ON the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
THIRD MGaDAy II NOVEMBER. 1855

After which the legsl penalty for non-rsay
ment viii be enforced
e JERRY QUINN
Assessor OF Fsnernlda County, New.
III aArth NnA.n m hnr 1 lSsn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
"a II '
NEW TO-DAY.
NOVICE,

rt,nrs rs TO CERTIFY THAT We
i are the ownsrs:: - twsasy-fons head OF
s2lus and horses. tsgether with sparahoes
hoAts, etc, farmer known a. Csstill 10 sroi.'
stock. said outfit having bssn sold to us In
JAM. last That A.CsAtillo has been APP
pointed ~ oDr sgsHt, 10 handle said stock,
wailc packing ioI Posci u Co.. and that We
VI II not become Responsible for any bills
contracted unless, by our special order
ESsfr a bAW3,
gawFhorne Sov. %. 1875.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
QUARTERLY REPORT.

70 TIE THE HONORABLE. THE BOARD
| of County Commissioners Of Esmeralda
County. Nevada. .fE
The County Auditor and Treasurer respect
fully submit the following report of the iinnu-
cal affairs Of SAID county for Tho three meushs
ending Sept SO. 1855
Cash. July !, 1885. 80. so.ss5 1s
-
EgcsiTrs FROM ALL SOURCES ras TTis THREE
MONTHS FROM JrLy |. iss5, TO
SEPTEMBER 30. 1850.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
mIN'nc yAx aoric

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
~ whom it may concern that State arc
county taxes levied aud assessed upon the
proceeds OF mines in this county for the
quarter ending
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
ou1zTssmss INDrrrBnSEss,

oUTsTsNnfsG ISBrFTBbNEss.
Current EEpru7r Bonds S'.A4 %
FnndiH9 Een,ts.+.-.... fi.tAJ ~ #..
ceuri-hoa~s fioRa=s... 35.@ 20
General Etssfst-i--f4 afftt -
1868. with interest 10
June II 1}aS;. wien il
stops ................. 1,5e6 VI
Redemption dslivered
and srteresi. ...-.... esl&
Ead.nIption npt deif.z
cred aDsi intcrest :. 81 ~
Coiitt orders ....... l,lI4 ~
Contingent ccrifcaps. so ~
ticnsrai Eugd -. lJ.af2 ~
Respectfully siibn'iitad.
r, H. EiCE,
County And3sr.
BY J. B. Hi.KEr.
county TREASURER
Approved Oct. 5, 1855.
d. II. McSETT,
80 T j. W. HOGAN,
). !, WILSON.
County COMMISSIONERS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
BARBER SHOP.

#Au So. 4f--- ~ sntA
~ So. = h,aiadf ar
ENLIAS COOK HAS OPENED AN
II elegant ~
Shaving and Hair-dressing Estab-
lishment sa
Next door 10 the BsrnGm Restaurant and all
customers will find
COMFORT AND SUBTRACTION
urdcr his manipulation t4 b.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

State of Nevada, County of Esmeralda. 4
District or Prosecuting Attorneys office. I
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

Pifsd Oct. $, ;fs5.
l. n. FA..bLr. Clerk.
sTATNEST OF TIE CONDITION
or sosNFY FUNDS. aer. J., 1885;
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02

SASS - Si,,s5s u
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-02
Mining stock Bought And sold

taaa MA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

three great cities of the future will
be on Puget Sound" aud in so say
ing he only uttered the belief of
nearly all Of the scholars and think
ers of the East, and we may say of
the world, SO far as their attention
has Eeen called to the matter. All
this means that as soon as the pre-
sent has passed and capital becomes
bold, it will have tendency to come
here, and we must guarantee to that
capital protection against the mob
power, the same as it has at Fall
River and Pittsburg, and for that
protection capitalists will look to the
militia and not to women's votes.
Now that We have hurrisdly con-
sidered the demand for militia, it
can hardly be called presumption to
to say word as to its reorganization.
The number should be limited. We
think taat we are justified in placing
the maxium at ten MEN to each one
thousand inhabitants in the several
counties, in order that they may not
in themselves become burden upon
tho Territory, and then the best of
our young men, physically and NOR.
ally, should be selected for this SER
vice. Do not presume that every
one is good enough for the militia.
Cow
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04
More About Mr.. Adams.
Portland STANDARD.


The Standard 10 not the champion
of Mr.. Adams. In the remarks 1t
made q few days ago about his APP
pointment TO the land Office. nj Spo-
kane Falls. IL was under the i'm.
pression that he wEs being used ~ .
means oi disoiplinins DslsGaAs voor.
hess by the railroad stiitors." In
order TO prevent ths growth In the
Territory Of the anti.railrosd ssnti-
mont. The geod rssults Of the
election Of Mr.. Voorhees, are already
apparent. The Dayton hiander
says "the policy Of the Northern
Pacific railroad company for the last
year has been such ~ TO create q
friendly feeling on the part Of the
people Of this country toward the
company. The fact that tho N. p.
limo offers such favorable freight
rates. that wheat 10 worth at ito sta
tons from 10 10 Ia cents per bushel,
more than at Dayton OF walla Walla.
causes the farmers 10 cast longing
eyes towards tina, company
This change in tho policy Of the
road has not resulted from the be-
novolence its managers. Railroad
managers seldom eonceds anything
TO the people except upon oompul-
sion. They have tried 10 break tho
significance Of Mr.. Voorhees, cleo.
ton in every possible way. They
have tried 10 mako II appear that Il
was not much Of shower. and that
u will never occur again. HE slsc-
ton declared 10 the country and 10
Congress that the majority Of the
voters Of Washington Territory ap-
proved the Democratic doctrine
4" that all unearned lands heretofore
impro,idently granted 10 railroad
corporations by the action Of the Re.
publican party. should be restored
to tho public domain" We think
u 10 for the interest Of the people
that this doctrine should In enforced.
A. Mr.. Voorhees, 10 its peculiar re-
Iresentative. those who believe In II
ought to sustain him aud seek 10 in
crease HE prestige at Washington,
~ we'll rs in the Territory. About
MI Adams personally we are not
much informed, having never seen
him. AMI having never had any COM
with him whatever.
since that article WAS written W
have had our confidence In his
fidelity and hrmnsss - . populas re-
former somewhat disturbed. Unlsss
he is thoroughly grounded In che
Democratic doctrine concsrsing The
public lands. we must admit our
mistake In calling him Democrat.
Til, Democratic leaders in the Terri
tory. however. should not make The
ties, Of par,issnship too rigid. The
party 10 not a. large there ~ u ought
To be. aud the door should bs kept
open 10 admit new recruits.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04
Militia Drill.

The First Annual Encampment OF
the First Regiment of the National
Guard of Washington, which closed
last Thursday, was an event of more
than ordinary significance and i'm
portance. In the first place, we
must remember that under our pre-
sent imperfect code of laws, we have
and can have, no organized militia,
as that term is understood in the
older States, and the organization, so
far as it was effected, last week, de-
pends for its right to exist, upon the
national right of any people at all
times to be prepared for domestic
violence and disturbance; and ex.
perience has taught all reading and
thinking men that, as cities grow
large, and ignorance becomes massed
and the lower, and especially the
lower foreign classes, smart under
wrongs suffered or imagined, the
presence of an organized force is
imperative for the protection of pro-
perty. And just here it may be re-
marked that, the militia is not an
army, as that term is generally un-
derstood. They are not part of
the National forces. The militia is
not an organization to " fight In.
dians," Us we hear SO much about
upon our streets; they are adjunct
to civiliz alton, and their primary OBJ
ject is to quell domestic disorders
and generally to act as auxiliary to
the police, while incidentally they
keep the people leavened with a
spirit of military service and n
knowledge of drill that may be of
tho greatest Importance at any time,
and without warning.
The duty of passing such laws as
will support legal militia will de-
volve upon tho next session of the
legislature. 1t is folly to belittle
our own Territory. One of the
lecturers before the Teachers State
Convention in one of the Atlantic
States. last Fall, said: "One of the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

see me home when I came out of
the store, and Mr. Ferdinand Pluff
saying was to be at the dance at
Melinda Edwards ON Tuesday night,
and might he call for me at eight
o'clock-well, it's rather upsetting.
But the worst of it all was when l
went to get a little water at the
brook-for my hogshead dropped all
to pieces that last hot weather we
had in September-and as sure as
you live, q young fellow seized hold
of me and was going to kiss me-if
l hadn't up and give him box on
the ear. And l believe its the brown
cloak has done it ALL" With a mean
ing glance at Seraphina Foxglove.
ESQ if you would please take it
back. I'll try and get along with my
old shawl spell longer. And the
roast chicken was very good, sir"
with a courtesy in the direction Of
the luckless farmer, "and that ap-
ple-pie couldn't be beat"
There was q moments direful ST.
lence, and then Mrs. Waterman, see-
ing no probability of being invited
to sit down, sidled out of the room
and betook herself once more to the
mysterious silence of the night.
We'll 1 declare!' said Mrs. Fox
glove.
Ma, don't scold pa" said Sera-
phina, halfway between laughing
and crying.
The farmer feebly rubbed his
hands.
"Ithink I'll go to bed," said he.
And he went. While Seraphina,
running out to the we'll for q pitcher
of water. the last thing before shut
ting the house for the night, had
nearly stumbled against poor George
Paterson.
Goodness me-! what are you do.
doing here ?" said Ssraphina.
81 can't go home and sleep, Sera-
phina, while you are angry with me-"
said the poor young fellow, VIII o was
very desperately in love. "What
have 1 done to deserve your cold
ness ?"
Even in the starlight he could see
Seraphina's eyes sparkle.
" Nothing" she answered. eek
cept-except that you can't blame
me for being jealous when see you
hugging aud kissing the Widow Wa
termanr'
1t was the cloak, Seraphina-the
brown cloak, that misled me-" plead
ed George. "I thought of course it
was you.
"Oh, its very we'll to talk" said
Seraphina.
And she began TO wind up the
we'll chain with great energy.
And Mrs. Foxelovo thought that
Seraphina had never been before SO
long in bringing pitcher of water.
To George Paterson, however, the
moments seemed winged, but never
theless he went home rejoicing.
Seraphina had forgiven him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04
Interesting Bible Statistics.


The books IN tue Old Testament
80
Tho chapters IN tho Old Tesla
mont. VIZ.
The verses IN tho Old Testament
3.2il
Tho words IN the Old Testament,
592 .t30
The letters in tho Old Testament
2.T2s. 100.
Tho books in tho Now Testament
"a
Tho chapters IN tho New T'sta.
ment. 260
The words IN the New Testament,
isl ,253.
Tho letters IN the Now Testament
s3s. $50.
Ths Apocrypha has chapters. 1888
Tho Apocrypha has verses. .sOl
The Apocrypha has words. l62..
1876.
Tho middle chapter aud least In
the Bible In Psalm cxvli.
The word "snd" occurs in the Old
Testament 10. .5t3 times.
The word " Jehovah" occurs O .sGt
times.
The word "and' occurs In tho
New Testament 10 Goa times.
The middle book OF tho Old Tss
lament 10 Proverbs.
The middle chapter OF tho OLD
Testament is Job. xix.
The middle verse Of tho Old Tes
ssmeas 10 Chronicles. 22d chap
ter. iIth verse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

PRINCIPALLY riosrD FRoa PARTY tArrms.
Owing TO Democratic apathy the
Republicans have elected six men,
bers 10 the Legislature In Ksatucky.
AZ the Democratic will have about
iio members. they arv still LETT With
. good working majority.
John Rosch's grandson, Who was
In the manufacturing business, has
also gone into bankruptcy. We
presume that an effort will bs made
to hold the Democratic party res.
ponsible for this disaster. too.
Both Roach aud Malone unite
their lamentations ovsf the abemin.
able bouibonism Of an Adminisira.
ton which refuses 10 feed thsm any
longer st The public crib. Il 10
nothing but downright inhunasity.
The Ohio Republicans are already
beginning 10 hnd eu. that they made
great mistake In hoisting the
bloody shirt - q danger sigsal.
Before the eampsign 10 over they
will be glad 10 adopt iis railroad cor.
ollaryi Stand on the platform"
The Republican wssshdogs. who
are on the alsr. lsst the liberties Of
The country should bs stolen sway
by the wicked Democrats. have Get
up q warning howl Whenever the
President bousess q rascal. Il 10
like palliag . tooth whenever ono Of
these fellows h lifted on, Of his hole,
and the entire nspublieas body
polite ,hrills with pain.
And nov the Washington CAPITAL
Gomez forward aud gives the inform.
alton that Hen. Ba.isr will soon
come out sqaassly In favor Of the
Administration In order 20 obtain
good standing In the Dsmosss,io
party. IL may he true that. "Ai.
fiiesions though they seem severe In
mercy OH are ssn,." bat Il 10 difaeult
In this ease 10 zee where msrey"
comes In.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

The growth Of the female popu.
lation in the large cities is a remark
able feature of the censuses OF the
time. New York has surplus Of
about 25, 900 women, Boston OF 49,
600, Baltimore cf 1900, and 30 on
through the whole list of the cities
in the East. Fifty years ago the wo-
men stayed at home, while the men
came to the city 10 pursue their Gu
reers; now, both in Europe and
America, the women are crowding to
the business centcrs.