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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
l., On County If-nas.

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times Of last S,tu
day:
Sam Longabaugh's men finished tax.
ing The wupd u,i of the river HE first
of The week, and the gang |, fl for En-
pire Tuesday.
The waller in the river is siill falling
and the Ophir and Eong,ass mills will
probably only run half their pans after
this week.
The population of Dayton is rapidly
increasing Two births this week,
both al The productive gender. too.
rhe prospect for the Fal, crop Is also
good
John scott is visiting friends and
relatives here. Mr.. scnt Is a form. r
Dalonile, and upon his arrival VIA
kept busy for La'ta day shaking hands
With Old acqnalnances,
A fearful wind Storm passed over
the town yesterday afternoon. II was
feared that some damage would be
done. hui only ii few lei : AID Out
houses were blown ever A slight
>pr!nkling CT ram accompanied The
STORM
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

The following items are from the
Inyo Independent of last Saturday.
The flock OF goats belonging IL
Enracc Bellows. ut Ohancha, has III
creased to abont 5000 head Mr.,
Bellows goi large qu,nlily Of fine
wool from Them this season.
A snake suddenly appeared on the
porch of the Blapey House on Thurs.
day; The startled crowd thought il was
me of Lrvy's tricks until HAT genil.
man solcmnly assured them thai h..
had not taken The hung out of the
barrel.
A party have arranged to start from
lmlrpondcncr on Saturday. August Is.
tn make HE ascent of Mount William
son, This peak somewhat rmblr,
the celebrated Jnnsfran, in The Bern
csc Alps. in rigg"dnes>, but is much
higher, The elevation of the Jnnnfrau
heing 1918 trfi, while Williamson Is
little short Of $4,000 feet. A lady of
tandrlaria is expected 10 be of the
party.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
he La he.

Walker Lake is The favorilc place
for evening drives and lis water is the
delight of halhers. Lang has his
dressing rooms well fitted for the com.
fort of baih.rs and his leans. are kent
busy with parties oi visitors and resi-
dents. The water has exactly The right
temperature for pleasant swimming
and us beneficial qualities are steadily
gaining recognition. The inyieorn,
ton which attends II shori struggle in
the surf or quiet sw i'm in the smosii,
water has no unpleasant react on and
great many Invalids are ready to
TESTIFY tn the health and pleasure
accompanying dip in the water.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

On Sunday forty men went 10 work
in the Holmes. A combination of
wages, silver depression and lack of
water caused The stoppnge of work,
and the men of Candelarla, knowing
that the company was not making
money Under all the Disadvantages aud
realizing that should they leave they
could tinl no other place where they
could do heller. appointed committee
TO visit the managers and Offer Ia take
reduced wages, Their wise conduct
in this emergency has Doubt less saved
the camp from drscriion, and heir
ability To look nj both sides of the
on, S,i"n In far spirit shows Thai
when the m InagerS of mines cvincc Il
disposition Ia deal literally with their
employees the men will not be behind
hand in making conc, ssions. The
company is vigorously pushing work
IN the water supply. and rs snon rs
this IL finished The force of miners will
lie increased tn The former strength,
or, perhaps, even more and no uncasi.
ness need be fell about The future Of
Candelaria which will. in few
months, resume lis siaiinn NJ the lead
# the live minin e camps oi N,vada.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Bishop creek Cuttings.

The following items are from the
Bishop Creeh Register lasl THURSDAY:
Mrs Drake, our we'll KIN WI, land
lady, returned from the Long Valley
camp last Sunday. IN consequence of
injuries received from fall, 1t an
pears thai in getting out Of wagon.
her foot caught in some way, and 81,
WAS thrown 10 the ground Ii is moi
likely TINT ANYTHING vely serious vii
result.
Harvesting has begun here and Ih,
yield is as good, If no, better, than
evvi before taken in The valley. We
are informed that Poe" Brcllm ha.
M Round Valley 15o acres of whra /,
HAT stands five feet high, as even as u
floor. And here it is in order 10 say
r. und Valley makes snec,aliy If
raising wheat of as perfect quality MS
any in the Stale; and the only limit.
To the production are nal ural bound,
Mr.. Birchim also informs the wrilr,
hat he has oats standing fully s feet N
height.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Kinhrnd Co,r-.ponaencc

III osi of the miners here are now IDLE
aud all will he laid nli in lew DAYS.
until the well is 3,'nk TO u better supply
oi water.
The well il to be sunk 1870 feet fur
Their, which will make n total depth of
$40 feet Tie work will require
Twelve of fifteen days. II will be
bored, and the b"rers are 10 arrive from
San Francisco in n dav or two. They
charge 81 so a foot
A concrntrator Will soon he built
here, which will work all kinds Of
base ores.
1t is confdeniially believed that
there will be enough water to run The
mill and cohcenlraior TO their full
cpMily.
Custom rock will be worked when
the water supply is increased and pros
pcctors vii be greatly benefited. The
p1lcc VIII Oe fGtl.
L. Mcneil, he foreman, is thor
ough mill man, of extensive practical
experience and uniform success, and
thrie Is no doubt about the sati>tac.
lnry result of the working of the mill
The mines hear klnkead are ali
osking we'll and most of The owners
expect to make money fast as soon as
tlev can pel their rock worked.
When the Mormon family reached
klnkead The old gentleman was I,ur.
>naded Ia stop. by n promise Of work,
There are ndmber oi bachelors here,
and the motive is PLAN. The old
gentleman was given II job in The mine
from which he is discharged about
once u week. He is about seveiily.iwo
years old and has Two wives, and
sympathy for his unfortunate condition
soon pr1cnres II renewal of his 10.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Run Ove..

Jacob Stock W badly hurt las,
FRIDAY lV his wood team. MIR Stock
WIS loading wood o. lie side of lie
mountain when The horses started 10
run away, and, IN trying Ia head them
oil, fell and WIS trnmpled 10y The team,
and was run over by the sled which
had IN il about IA cord of wood His
head was cut by II blow from horse
foot and he received some painful
bruises on his body, hun is now in
fairly comfortable condition.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
A Lonely .leatll.

The particulars Of The death Of Wal.
ter Gahircic. the nan found dead on
Carson Desert. are gwen in the Reno
Gnzette of LAST Friday as follows:
Mr.. Gnbir' Il. left Saltwater, utn Car
son Desert. in company with another
man on the 17th hut gave ont FIR the
want of water. while his companion
pushed on and reached Lovelccks.
where he notified Deputy Sheriff
Rndele ana Penrcc Pitts. the Coroner
They found the poor fellows remains
on the morning of the 20 b. about
20 miles from Lnvplncks. The, found
his coat and some tobacco about i've
miles from the hodv. He hnd had n
hard struggle for lite in hunting f,r
water and finally turned back and
travelled five miles when he crawled
under sagrbrush and died. They
found FL 10 and PASS from How're to
New York. dnIrd Narrn 8. 1885. He
was about 35 wears old and unmarried
A letter from III. brother. .la,ed s
Louis, July IS. 1884. was found on his
person
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

In the trial of Antoine Marshal fer
the murder of Ovid Ahiltz in Cand,.
laria considerable difficulty was expr
rirnced in getting II jury which. when
tina " complied. stood as follows:
l.. Fl. Briggs. William Dent. Char'e s
r Gnnong. john Harrington, j.. W
Slarkey, jerome Davidpvich. Cork IN
Ganong, II. 3. Crissv, E. w. Siewar.
J. b, Church, Joe Hoops, George II.
lIamor.
Six witnesses testified for the prose.
cution and six for the defense. The
evidence was all in Monday noon and
The arguments were finished by Tues.
day morning " hen the case was gwen
10 the jury.
After few hours deliheraion The,
felurned with n verdict OF manslaugl
ter, and The Judge sci Friday for pas, i.
ing sentence.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
The Big Gold Claim.

Exchanges have been speaking of
the big gold ledge discovered hy Brad.
", the well known prospcetor, and
give extensive figures on the bond.
The fact is that The size and value at
The ledge can scarcely he cxa ggerated,
hut il is not bonded. The property
belongs Ia Messrs. Brady, Ferries and
Knapp and il is neither bonded nor for
s"le. They have vciy valuable
properly and will work il themselves.
From reliable authority il is learned
Thai the rock is tree gold! quartz and
thai the ledge Is trom ten TO twenty
feet wide on the surface, the average
assay of which Is over $500 Several
valuable rold disc, verics have been
made recently in the same district and
in others IN this neigLhorhood, hut
this is The grentest mp 10 the present
time. The In Pania is situated in
Lake District, about niue miles south
east of Hawthorne, from which place
II i easily accessible. THIS is n large
district, full of mineral, and compara
lively unknown. Il has emily been of
late thai gold MAS found To be the pre-.
vailing metal. The few prosreciors
who worked that section having con.
lined Themselves To look mo for silver.
Lake district viii, doubtless, soon con.
tain several lively mining camps, as
The excitement over This last discovery
is very great. and much prospecting
will soon be done there.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Iuotl Man. Discovery.

SAN FRANC SEQ. Cal.--Mr. George
IL. Arno,d, proprietor OF The Occi-
dental lloiel, says that as the air is
purer rs We ascend. II man should moi
nhjcci to being assigned 10 "a room On
HE uppcrinost floor; hat he shouldn't
mind ,aking II roomallic, as II were IN
view of lbe fact thai 81. Jacobs Oh ~
oroml lly cures the Rheumatic. lie
states thai throughout California; il j.
regarded rs The greatest pain cure of
the age.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Tortured and roxva ed !.

Word came from EVANSVILLE last
week Of a cruel CRIME committed hy
some Chinese. A woman, owned b,
one of Them. fell under their di,pIeas.
IRE, and, Ia punish her, they stood her
in narrow lin lined box which wns
barely large enough To hold her aud
wou d moi admi. morton in her arms
and hands. The box xas open NJ the
Top. which was about level with The
top ol her head, and was placed in III
run with Il loose lid OVER il. Tie exc
culi"ncrs paid no attention To her
cries, lnn lei, her in thu position for
twenty -four hours. The next mornlno
hearing no noise from the Meal.hoA,
one Of them locked in and found thai
the woman was dead The intense
heat had caused Ter Ia per>pire so thai
Tie harrow box h,came filled with
water ab,'ve her nosirils, and, unal c
la mo e hcr hands 10 help herself, $! q
suon drowned. The authorities are
now after the criminals and, If cap
tured, il may 90 hand with them before
the law can take lis roul'sc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

and E. H. Langley, Coryville. Try it
and be convinced. Read advertisement
in another column.
The Bodle Fee Press says Frank
Neal was among tie visitors To Bndie
from Aurora las, Wednesday, He says
that the present stopptge of the Hum
boidt mill Is temporary drawback 10
business aft, hrs there, bur that by n-xl
September the old camp will boom an
It's intrinsic merits as il never has
before since the flush DAYS of 80 "a.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

TUESDAY. July 2Sl h.

TUESDAY. July 28lh.
State vs., Pal Conway Charge, grand
larceny. Thi> case is II complication
# The Garrafl divorce case. Tie case
" : non ti..is re yesterday evening and
will he h,llcn up to-day. II is ovei
some caille winch both parties claim
to own and winch Conway CLAMPS 10
have purchased from Mrs. Garrard,
owned by Mr.. carrard and was under
attachment b, the sheriff al the time
Conway took possession
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
DISTRICT COURT,
May Term, Iss5-uon. NJ. A. Mur-
phi, Judge.

May Term. Iss5-uen. NJ. A. HInr-
phi, Judge.
In addition IN the murder trials The
following business was transacted in
the District Court:
: SATURDAY, July 25 h.
j. 7. Brady, VS.. B g. SIN til PASSED
for he present.
n. T. Piper ". J NJ. Caldwell
Plaintiff permitted to issue AN a,ias
summons, he first summons NOT hay
ing been properly served.
Tuesday, July 28th.
Estate IF J. G.. Melon I'D, deceased
Petition of administrator for final
settlement and discargr. granted.
Garrard vs.. G,rrard-D fendsni's
demurrer argued aud submitted.
Adjourned TO 10 "'cluck This morn
ing.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
A Satiu Gave.

Lust week n pack male belonging Ia
George Bnrion, II proSpeclor near
Whisky Flat. fell into wash from
one Of the cailuns. 1t immcdintel,
attempted 10 Climb up The side, bul
started near II spot which WAS almost
perpendlrnlar The struggles of the
animal loosencd tie earth on either
side OF il and IA large mass of sand and
gravel caved aud buried ii completely
from view,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
F.mi inc ec,,l,mriti.s

Call IA girl chick, and she smiles ;
call woman hen, and she hpwls
Gail young woman witch, and she
is pleased; call an old woman witch,
and She is indignant. Call girl IL
kitten, aud she rather likes il; cali her
n cal, and SHE will hate you. Queer
SEX.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
EAp,ess and Nail Hours.

closing hours OF Express anG Post
office. unit further nolicc
Wells, Fargo u Co.'S express ofiiC
opens al y A. NJ; closes for north
al IL 10 a. NJ; closes for south Al 2 As
p. NJ. Office closes ut Z 80 p. NJ.
Postoflice, opens al Z :0O a. NJ. Mai
going north closes al | OOA NJ going
south closes at 8 :O0P. NJ. Othce closes
al 7 30 Z. VI.
:. A. KNAPP, JR.,
Agent and T. II.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

In the new trial al james Warren
for The killing oi RaliIesnake D.ck,
the evidence WIS essentially The same
US IN the previous lrinl and he i,iIy
returned Il verdict of murder in the
second decree. Judge Murphy fixed
ll'e time for sentence for to day al 10
O'Clock \. NJ
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

Jennie-"Where are you gong, Ma.
mirg'
M1mie--"I'm going riding with
George"
On, never mind him. Stay here
wit me. ltsnoi necessary you should
20. Is ilr'
Yes, indeed, it is. Pressing bust.
ness, you know And then she
blushed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

Last Wednesday 4. j. BroJigan WAS
thrown from II horse near Cardwcll's
and severely injured He fell on his
side, aud, although no henes We're
broken, he received some bal bruls,
and WAS $" shaken that he has been
contincd To his bed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

Tw" pounds ri copl eras, or sulphale
If iron, dissolved in II pail I'll wa;eI.
will greatly assist in purifying II privy
ar cess pool. A p und of nitrate Of
lead dissolved IN the same way IL
Xcellcnt for sink, drains or vaults
Chlrri e of lime is also ehcciua., or II
layer of charcoal du>l will prevcii
offensive odor> arising from any de-.
composing substance. TIT qnanliI,
If these substances will depend ulion
the amount of filth Ia he iendorIzrd.
and the length of time during which
they viii he elfcclual Will depend upon
local conditions
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

The rcguhT meeting of EMERALD
Lodge M. IG, Knights of pythias, i,
held every Thursday evening. ST.
journing brethren, IN good standing
cordially invited.
$. A. KNAPP, {. G..
W. Is. BuLI.IoNs. X al Il nnd $
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

A meeting If citizens was held last
Wcdne, day evening in Judge Murph,'s
chambers 10 take measures for III.
proper observation of the occasion If
HE funeral of General Grant. a Gem
mitce consisting of r. j Laws, A. w
Croker, +, A Angel. IL. NJ. Mont.
gomery and j. NJ Campbell was ar.
pointed to make suitable arrangements
and on The day of ,epulure IN con
formiiy with custam as adopted 10y
other places; II funera address will m.
delivered and such other ceremonies
MS may seem Hung will be held. Hon
L. H. Wells has been selected To de.
liver HE address and the Courtroom
will probably be the place of meeting
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets:
lnsot-Iake, !lmllhc; Baltimore
standard, l2Q121ac y III
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29
MAR RIED.
SAMPLES.
,E for the BULLETIN

Cash Store.
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday.
Knapp Laws have billiard table
or sale cheap.
George Box, of Kinkead, was in
town yesiflday.
Call al Cardwell's and see the fine
ham, and bacon.
French Percale at Knapp s. Laws
New assorimt Mt.
Jurymen and witnesses make the
town lively of late.
The Mono County assessment roll
amounts /" 1907 454.
send Ia i, P. Lovejoy, at Wahuska
Tor all kinds Of produce,
First class butter. IL specially with
E. p. Loveiov. Wabuska.
Mrs. j. F. Boiler returned from, her
visit To Rodie on SUNDAY.
Send tn the BULLETIN office for job
work Of every description.
The Summers Mining Company has
levied fvr.ccnt assessment
Mrs. 7. J. Brodigan returned from
San Francisco last F.'iday.
Chickens and Turkeys fur sale IA,
Wabnska, b, E. P. LovcJ"y
Denis Murphy, foreman of tn"
Holmes mine, was IN town on Mon!ay.
New ribbons and all the latest styles
in bonneIs and Summer hats at o. f,
Taylnr's,
Miss Matte Connar returned from
her visit to Bndie and Aurora la.l
Wednesday
j. B. lIiskey, Notary Public. Office
in County Treasurer's Office. Always
n he office.
jim Qnrdyrll will run daily mail
and express couch TO Cor,ville, Sun
days excepted,
Good Cabbage, potatoes and fresh
Mason Valley egge for sale by +. p
Lovcjoy, Waubuska.
Fresh bnliermiik every Tuesday and
Friday at Wahuska. Send can with
orlerio f P. Lavejny.
Mrs. Obcnesser 'cfI last Saturday for
aviSii in Carson, after which she will
goto Glass Valley to live.
$. H. Rn~en,hal has u builtling.
suitable for a restaurant or saloon, to
rent. Apply at this Office.
Zeaiine, the great breakfast food,
cooks in five minutes. 1t IS tor sale
al the Peoples Cash Stare.
john Roach, Miss c, lin Roach and
Mr.. Graham. of Sweet water, called NJ
the BULLETIN office last Monday.
Cd. Lang is AZ all times prepared.
TO deliver first class quality Of fire.
weed at The lowest market price
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
OF merchandise is for sale at r. NJ
Sngs drug store cheap fol' cash
A few mosquitoes are trying to oraa.
nlze glee club, bui the climate is too
ary for their throats and their voice,
fail.
Al. Martin. Of the True Fissure
was a member Of the Warren jury ana
after being discharged made visit to
Carson.
% W. Hogan has n large quantity OF
""e ice ready for delivery in an,
qoan''ly, from twenty-five cents worth,
Upward.
i"'r'N'flve convlcts are employed in
s''inS out stone for the State Printing
o"ier' anh The work Is being pushed
vim all possible dispatch.
9 ans Hensley, formerly Mrs. Marie
'e"ar'' once teacher in the Carson
r"o'ic schools, died in Logan Guy, |
"''A'h", about the 7,h inslnnl.
nc Garfield stage and mail leaves |
1""'horne ON Mondays and Thurs.
,''' l" I. VI. and returns ON Tues. I,
IAN. 49,
r. 'sahS butcher wagon rune -
vile on Tuesdays, Thursdays
"u sundays. Freight and passengers
s'''d and all orders for meat
promptly filled.
Merr'' Asthma Cure cures nil n,in
Kn vi cramps aud general debility
app " Laws. agents, Hawthorne
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-29

Lake View Lodge No. Il A. o L
W.. meets on the first and third Mon
days OF each month.
j, l.. SroSEn, W. NJ.
r. u RICE. Recorder
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-05
BIGGEST Zee HUMBUGOU1

fraud ts very face. you doubt business or our
goods, We will send sample free, We have article
that every man, woman and child needs and appreei-
Rtes Every housekeeper and everybody else viii buy
it. 1t pays agents immense profits and gives immense
satisfaction. We want AGENT IN each county,
male or female. Mention this paper and you will get
circulars and full inform FREE. Samples seat
itrsQuestsd. Address
EEE swEEDisH HTa, CO.. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-05

j. I. Brennan has now for sale
1876 acres of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingsley Twp, probably on the new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warrant
5lS6, and 79 acres of warrant 5187,
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 2S36, Tiouesta township. 800
acres, warrant No, 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil-
lie Farm" Allegheny township, We
mango Co. 20 acres near Enterprise,
Warren county. 6m.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-05

A STANDING complaint of the Dem.
ocrat Free Traders is, the decline of
American shipping; which they pro.
pose to remedy by destroying all our
other industries and admitting foreign
products to competition with them
under the appearant impression that
if we do not produce our own textile
fabrics, machinery, engines, pots and
pans, our mercantile marine will grow
rich in carrying them to us, of for.
eign manufacture. They cannot or
will not see that our foreign eompe-
titors have not won their advantages
over us by such policies, but by pro.
lection, until they were advanced
enough to drive US out of our own
markets without protection, and even
now, when Free Trade is the policy of
our principal competitor, she encour-
ages her shipping interest by subsi-
dies. In the judgment of Congress
this is sound policy, and it Set aside at
the last session 100000 to be used in
the discretion of the Secretary of the
Navy to pay American ships for car.
rying the mails. Great Britain is
free trade, but the sums she pays to
her vessels for carrying the mails
amount to forty per cent. more than
our Government pays to our vessels
for the same purpose, although our
policy is called protective. Even this
small encouragement, it appears, is to
be withdrawn if the Free Traders can
WELD enough influence with the Ad.
ministration to have the same with.
held. They would rather that our
mails should be carried to us in for,
eign bottoms, than that our own en-.
terprises should be encouraged even
to the extent of sixty per cent. of the
help given to foreign vessels. We re.
gret that there is too much reason tc
believe their evil influence will bG
strong enough to secure this very
thing, and that the stars and stripes
will soon float over no vessel that car.
ries the mails.