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The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND l. said tc desire u rem cmir2ti-a ot !; lily a. ,he Lernocraf'c canaIiat" for Govcn,cr of rh:~ &v@--o. "..--o,--,f,5 'Hoadley has o.vcr, hat ws ,.n,, os, expressed c,' o''t'-,. i,,e.' -...i but the klnde5t feelings ... i.,>l,;aaj Cleveland
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
SiasGlss EoirciieEce-
WAsHIycToE. GA.. July {


 singular incident, which a.tract> the attention oi the medical fraternity. IS connected with the death Of Mir. Carey, < willow, e vcors of age sic contracted measles, tha disease lc.~lu- as a result sn sneur;sm 0; ,an left fem nrai artery, f.om 2 e!ot of blood iu the atin artery of tho l-'t leg. l:.rti@.s- 'i"'' sA' ]" s., .! cau,-,; a.r dcsth. N.,. iicndr.eks tie twin si ters fl Ms Car "y. then contracted u,easie<, winch ha~ .cn .:n ;.1ea.ie , course w.'h inc i.r. ncr case w',. s;n.!a r~.v.ts. To,u. :ea'. it lvaa.'ir, 8 fatt' t"rm,uarion i,. 'I.N c7a- Dr. Aalrewa 2@d Ur. II. have '.I.p,i:.5rd thv d'. eaa,d ja4 apd @.- ..gw- wcit:'.s results. That tvn, sister shJl!L h, .;.s--rl % un;,susi., tho ts9 cases icing ., "ne i" d~y,,,p mert and tresrE.,nt, fnrniaAs. .u,-.rs; 'n3 gossip ,o tie doc,ers.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
JAME& 7. NASH.
Sandy Eon'c Stage Lire,

tsye cnr7cct wi.' E,,.--.: : Wg>t e.E oJtint ,,siuS leayvS al 9:l5 a. Fl. Srsge ,py Ei, sve .HYcS r, egs G.s t-XVei Sunday} a: 6 a. Gi.. C!,y li'nt
 Sage to co"aec: T..I Guaymes tc lSvvee st ? 2. rI.
 StnXe for Cnali Elor !csve- at ' d. m. Once: 4u5 Al! a street; UHdsr Cvc!it.;A Hotel!
 res,office Direc:or,. POstofict open irrnI 5 $ 'r. to , D .n. snd one hour a'trr d:-trinut.ou .: .-el".. mai Registry businr.s i-stIn s A i... ta {! 2 al. NCoey order Lus'Hr.s l.o'.i .. ls.t fp. -. OrvG SuuGcls h.'.a -cg Q 2 :. u.. and ar? 'cur .i, CT u.-.riy,..,.H .t yE=tiu. riali. Al CDt gn,2.s ,Ua.z eN e3, ;,,. {. 5ee( close st a. Ic. Maj. i,. Di u." >lrse Al 10 p. .'n. Postal r"i-. i-9.;,d frt nay -,,u from CAs ecu: :. $. g Fee f"i ea, i fa,a. cents. JOHN I. lJ JN.
 ru...A.s.rr.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
N0:lcc to Creditors.
Es'a-c cf D4n.yj Co.no., 2. e.a--d.

NDlI j. is Lercl.s .::V.u ,n all I.,,-"ns i,,. 'cre7''d in tte "-ii'r s.f D.u.c. Ear ro. C.. ''~,.':, ma via :,soe c.a.n,s s-ai, 3, :. il "s''l", t" 'X-nhf q cin w!I'ir iour u.onr..- t"m f'-l Dh i,..ficu ui ;i.r- ,,o;,.,.. A ii. ttc he,,s-arl ,,rra;ss. 70 ne a, Fish,
 hoGEEr lE:EoLGT. Ndwin.s.-a'"T 'i tie es tg.e ui Danir. C.uo. o,cca-ct
 r.ur'r, J,h l-;. iSs-I.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
TELE(1 piilC
AnI15uc ces3'a!Nt:e -r,,

NASHVILLE, iFSy., July 10. chos i. Sea!<, la,ipg q9arrIrd yith his sweetheart, o,t-uIrrl sui, ,iis by swallowing iavlarGrl and eaj, ns sulphur
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
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 SIC. MANN!Nc ha, igst d;s played evidence oi Lis a1..igy to re sist pressure when applied at .l.e wrorg time aad n tie 7vrou: way and now comes IL. turn cc'1. Lama. The Mississippi Representatives have discovered cha. ar offensive partisan" has, up to taa present. been able to hide himself away in Inc Pension Bureau. ant gre detrr- -nined to have him ou... Mr. Lamar. having previously announced pro- granme of rou-interfzrence w;th the pension apf fointmenJs. daolares he can do nothing, apou which the Mississippi Representatives .oy h. must dismiss tha5 man CT take tho consequences" which ;.rful tl..cat. 1t is 5eliyed, vii fetcl. both the Secretary and the "oT: nsige partisan" But the worst conzc- quence that can happen to the Eec- retary is the Joss of his Mississippi popularity. and as mr. Thurman declaresthat thede.nocraSe eartypre- fers justice andfisht to any amount of popularity, therecan bono excuse for Mr. Lamar in this case. He will have to reiaiil the. manaud les the popularity go. or violate the princi- pie laid down by enc of the most authoritative of the party fathers
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

Knapp q Laws. agents, Hswthorns
and G. d. Langley. Coryville. Try |,
and be convinced. Read advertisement
in another column.
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
I merchandise Is for sal, at r. NJ
Kings drug store cheap fo, cash
New discoveries of gold bearing rock
have t~en made still further ea.t on
the Lapanra lode, at least q mile
beyond the most eastern locations of .
week ago.
The clink Of the pestle and ring nj
the soriar are heard all over town
Fair ladies savr taken t. crushina
rex and saving the gold TOR 6nger
rings.
Rich rock from the Detective mine
of Lake District, Is being sacked tol
shipment. This rock snmclim-l
makes a display Of gold almost das
sling.
George Penter. Tom Gilchris,, D,ck
Pierce, James r gan and Yves. Wor
ley came down from Bodle last SS,ur
day to look at The Lake Distric, Kolt
mines.
George W. p.yo. Il Aurora. /. Il,
ing OUT for prospecting trip In LAX,
District. Mr. D-yo is an experience
gold hunter and will doubtless max,
some valuable discoveries.
Judge Murphy return d last Thurs
lay His Honor deserves rspr>cia
'olice as he is about the OILY rersor
irving here recently who did no.
come To STE the gold mines.
Eugene Harvey. repre-, enlipg Som,
'eavy mining men of California, let
" hoihe last SUNDAY, H. had bcrI
A LAKE District fr n weci and wen
4 loaded with samples. Pe wi
e,urn next week to make furthr
xaminations.
Professional mrn, bn. mess men auc
iler> have all TUNED prospectus
sonic days las, week the town WI,
I'm ist deserted. Vehicles OF ever,
description ars in demand; and 1t i,
pretty certain that hawthorne will ge
Is tharc of .he gold in the new dig
sings.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
nl.h.. cr~sk C.ilinxs.

The following items are from tbs
bishop Creek Register of last Thursday
Frank Fitzgerald got the returns y
,ew days ago from some ioer or Ave
ions of ore firm his mine near Darwin
'nout one half OF which yielded csc
'unces per ton SILVER, and the remain
LEI 275 ounces per ton. which. 10 u
relty good kind of ore for most any
nody To dig after.
We hear that SIN Francisco marble
utter. who has the capital aud means
1nsiness, is noon to visit the marble
lepnsits down near Owens Lake, par
icularly some near Perrisr's place, n,
swansea, with 4 veiw of extensive
pera'ions should tie quality Of the
rock prove satisfactory, ~ it likely
will.
Sa'u day last. while Mrs. McAfee
'aa in the act of stepping into xbuggy
from CHA r. the chair ley. sunk int
'hr ground, causing her 10 tall * in.
he wheel with such force M to frac
IRE rib. Mrs. McAiee resides IN
Fisn LAX Valley, and il here visi In
'"r son, Mr.. l.. McAire, at W.,
3lsh"p. where the accident orcurred
snd ner daughter, Mrs. D. r E,dei
csidinga h.. place.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
F1shermen,s Superstitlons.

The Swedish anglers say that If
woman strides aSross the rod no trout
will be caught that day. The fisher.
men nj Preston Panv, il on their way
they meet u PLY at once turn back and
deter their embsrkption; the event
bodies III for their fishery. In the
Orknsys, II iriner., on going 10 sea,
would consider themselves exposed 10
Immediate danger 1t, by accident, they
,u.sed their boat la opposition tu the
suns course. In Sweden il Is thought
bad omen 10 lura the bow of boat
toward the shore. The Swedish nsh.
srMen believe that for auyono to say
"Good Nck" 10 them whsn they are
starlng IL ominous; also thai pins
found in church and N ,de into hooks
gel tie best fish. Tackle, they SAY,
taken from = friend Or n ueighbor
! VIII secure batter fortune than that
! bought with moneys species oi
larceny more pfoiiable 10 The A'her.
man ,han comfortable 10 hIs frlsnds.
The Cornish hsuer,nen have " super.
| sutton tI.al il smhne nsre freQusnts
the Qua,s nl nlsht,a storm viii arise.
A as.d mare on board ship IL CON
suffered cure >igu vi tempest,
onetzAs, n pnten, omen IN nncieht
day, mad liza poteni for good or sv,l
aui,uk seameu. a suseec Gu The leil
side al the Moment vi emsarkmsnl
Sophisticated evil, while "A fortunate
Auet2c On me right side insured u
favorAO vsy age. As " general RUE,
It may be- added that seaInea Cal
assign NO sensib,e reason tor their pe,
likes and dlslikes, hopes anu fears, Ou,
tncJ secin ~ cling 10 them more
pcrttnaciously ON tnat account. they
are. however, soinea hat ashamed h
confess their weakness III these
respects when ashore, but when ~ sea
a. ma different matter, for all lhei,
nlesslndtes are Of the SANE creed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
wh.tN Meas.

Since the discovery of The great gold
iep'si' in the Lspsii,a Inquiries ar,
frequent NJ to the meaning Of tho
anne. Suggestions that il means
anlher, goose or Lresd are erroneous
he real word IN the name of town
aad gulf on the northern coast OF the
corinihlah CULTS, but the prosp ct,r.
h"ngh An excellent judge Of rock, WAS
4 LILLE weak on the photographed
structure Of words and spelled II,
Lapanta n,tead OF Lcpanlo. In early
times, In It's days Of ~. 80 tn So, j,
Lepanlo had n checkeied career, being
occupied and ruled by many ditferen,
nations and having several names b,
bich it WAS known 10 the frst classes
~ geography Of those days. IT..
principal noloris,y in conm ci,on With
actual history Is derived from the fac,
mai ~ The Gulf Of that name. IN 1871
Doi. Sphn Of Austin. in comma, d Of
The Spanish. and Venhian force. de-.
'royed the Turkish naval p.wcr. la
ne1' most promir eni clyim To b,s,or,
Cal consideration is thai Il stands god
'athrr To one of The b,s yold NINA
'ver discovered On the arific Cusst.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
Ca.n,x Cu.,,.sl ssio n.r..

The Board OF County Commission
srs mt. on, Monday; present ID. IL. Nc
Nen, Chairman; }. W. Hogan, And
Wilson, and |. n. FarNell. Clerk.
I. fhe Reports OF the following officer,
were received aud Med; Y. Il. Rice
.,ccordcr; /. n, Farwcll, Clerk; Z. N
Bowler, Dlsiriot Attorney Il. Is. Cush
man, Snerllf; Dan IA lllaud, Justice o
tue Peace; fnomaO smith, Constable
The claim q D.J. Lows, County
Physician, for the month of 3sp'cmtc
vas disallUwcd
Quarterly Report ef Auditor hlsl
And approved. IS.
The moaey in the Treasury was
counsd and found correct,
Adjourned To Tuesday Octeher Gin
Ordered that ]. w. Hogan purchase
material and have ROOT OF Court hou,,
reprinted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
DISTRICT COURT.
ose~ssr r.rni lass 4Hon. u. A. Muir.
ply Jua %.


ose~esr Tsrnt lass AHon. u. 4, Mar.
ply Jua ..
S'a'evs @, p. Krlly-Appeal from
just CO Conrt->Passcd for the present
B g Smith Va. Victor on. N. CO.
Demurrer overrulrd. nefendanl given
until ana including the l1ih inst, 10
answer.
State ex. rel. Victor Con. " Co., vs.
Daniel Holland Three casss-pssseti
for the present.
Geo, Thstcher Va. C. A. Richardson
ct. ux-Judgement for plaintiff rs
F. Shannan va JOHN T. Bel. ct al :
Additional proof Introduced and cns,
submitted.
J. 7 Bradley vs.. B g. Smhh-Sel
for trial on The, IS b, inst. Jury waived
on part of def'ndent.
A. Nichols Va, A Woodruff De
murrer overruled. Defndsni, giver
until and including the II inst. Il
ME answer. ,.s 80 g.. j..
Conri adjourned until to day at II
o'clock A. n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
Cnss,einria ve,.,.

The following items are, from tll.
True Fisssrs of last Sa'dt,lay;ls
Eight or ten ore cars were hrouehl
up frnm Bellevil- 10y lasl y'ning'
train.
The first HOLMES assessment ha-
been rcscind d and another has inkcr
It's place. ,.=u
The rnasrr a, the Garfield mill is IL
be done AWAY wnh and the batter,
changed for wei Q. FISHING.
B'llevile is a very gn'e' town jn,,
n W, bur will be- ns bisv II. ever d.
s'on ~ the mills are running again
Joe Lor,Z, barber by irnd- an
veil known in this county. WIS found
lead IN his bee. NJ Brlleville last SUI
day morning. He took dose N
opium To induce sleep, having bee. %,
prolrac,ed spre., but II Wa 'asiin !
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
Th- s,s,s Fair

\, Inv, first annual exposition of III
state Board Of Ayricul uro will upei
In Rrno on Monday, October 1874
here are many reasons tor bclievin
trai il will Tie mn entirely successful
Tar. hut to insure this the people a.
he State must aid and encourage will
heir presence. with their exhibits ano
through their money. The Fair is n,
longer IA local cdhcrrn. 1t il n Stat
institution, and while there is n.
appropriation for this year or next. iii,
iirecidr. hope to M iinrain II until III
) ale can give it aid These annua
fairs are Of n,alerial value, to. syrlcr
lure, mining. business and all indus
trial pursuits and interests. they mr.,
valuable in advertising the STAT.
abroad, in the knowledge gained from
competitive displays Ia the Reunion
II the people of The several sections
and the exchange Of Information iron
one To the other A weeks les, am
recreation IL alro OF some mnmen,
and 'h"se whol entity "A vacation III
reliei from business and hard worn
should visi; the State Fair.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
layo ltenss.

The following .,ems are from thu
fsts Isdaesadsn. of Last Saturday.
A largo lot II young cattle were
branded II the Burrows ranch this
week.
Last Thursday Dan Hook shipped a
carload OF ore from the Bald Hill
mine.
Two AZ lrtes in the yard ot J. j
Moore, vt independence, are heavily
iosdei with ass. This proves Inc
mildncei II the climate IN o gens Val.
Icy.
The cattle are being brought down
from Long Valley. A lew days ago
Mr.. RHrows brought $50 head of az
own to his ranch III Independence.
The scssoa has been very good, ana
cattle have done we'll.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

Tbs 1tAls Priatiaf Once,

The appropriation for bu:lilnx tbs
NV State Priatiay O.uce 1t Carson 10
Just about exhausted, less than e9O0
re1aisisS. The walls are rot YET
completed, and II is thought the mousy
al present available will not b sufa.
cient 10 put'oA the roof, act to spuAk
Of MASKING the inside Of the bu. ld.sx.
The AppeA calls on the residents vi
Carson 10 come to the rescue aad raise
0.oO, or enough to con- plste the
structure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

There arccertain seasons ia wDraaa',
life when she is iapellsd ny lradition
and iuslinct TO pickle aud preserve
About the ssIRe time her. raeulal per
lurbatlos are complicated by ID
sample fever. Heretofore wuea a
group OF ladies had their heads In a
circle tls W. rds sample, color auo
wash were sas,iy Understood ~ refer.
inr 10 pickles or dry good :, but since
the god lever n1s -broxei 3ut iuJI
Conversation 10 coulusirS even Ia
themselves, =. they say tnst lhs colo,
"f rock viii not rsR snd y piece OF
cloth will psn out beautifully. Il
sounds odd ~ hear ous uf them say
abe VIII crush pick e and test 1t, bur
1t Is The way Of the scerle creatures.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

DAVID Nel,er, Tvs Mission street.
oau Fr.ue'sco, CAL, writes that for
'eserAi mouths hs suffered tr,m q
.esere cold anu cough. winch Hua,tv
'esu"eu - total boarseness. he CON.
suited several pb, sIciXns, hui ou,aiued
80 Fe!'ei. And ,nsu tried krd s,sr
1"oss Cure: Ai,sr taking = few do.ss
We ssys he isI. Ds.,sr AMI Usfors hy hsd
an''asa Que DossIs We wss completely
cured.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

,Thr 1"yo Mdepeadeat says,, From
The limited power of the Indian Ian
suaes, The Interpreter had some d iii
cnli, in making the Iudian, Frspl
Brodrr, understand wha, was mean. h.
pleading "gu'llyp or mot guilty" %
murder in The first degree Broj,,
sdniilled killing the man, hut he iii,
not wsnt To admit that I've Ind com
United murder. The in erpeter n
'cne'h'explainedto him, th dff,.renc
in punishment for murder In the ar.
"r second degree, and Broder At ono,
laid he had "killed the MN ten wears ;
his WAS accepted az pleading gull,
al murderl IN the srcond degree. TIL,
Diatrict Attorney agreed that The
pleading Should he received.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
EAlss oss a al uAAi Asarx.

Inc ieiio~iug arc the openIns an
closing nouns All Express and Post
oInce, untHiuri nsr notice:
Wells. Fargo " Co.'s express ONO
opehs NJ y \. N cioses iur nortl
al II ~ a. y ciusss for suu.p ~ 4 a,
Z. n. ouce closes NJ ! :Jvr n
PosiUtAics, 0peus IT. Z Iva. N. Mai
sniag norIA C4o.ss ~ /. w Il: xon,
souAn ciosss ~ 5 :uOf. -. once close,
~ ~ L. NJ.
y 4. KsAPr. ia.
AgauI and r n,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
Letters ta.ailsd FOR.

The following unclaimed letter.
were In the Hawthorne Posluffice o..
October Isl:
A'al"v,s. z 'tetana; Catlox, Joha;
Long. Harry, Mcdonald And,; Mile,
Jerry; Powers, rhrs. Ralz, Leon,das
W Serrehli, Antonio; Whitsrm r.,
Els.
e. Persons calling for any OF the abov,
VIII please ray advertised letters.
b. A. kNAPP JR., p. NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
A. .,i,x.

The card vi Jaliu. Frey, Ass.yer
VIII he found Under New io.ua, ;"
AR. Frey IL AN experienced mclalurxls,,
th"roushl, cOilpedent, auu t.o,h
prompt aud careful. Those who send
h'm .bcir sainples Wui receive sccsr.
.'e iniorn'a,iou NJ " The value vi Their
toGk. ~ ..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

HOW grssdy YOU Ars," said one
little yiri 10 smother. who had taken
me Ds.t apple, IN ths disn;"l wss
goiss - ,aAs Ma, oAs nyssn."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

Yesterday .. ID. Lsn made the Grsl
regular mp Win hi. daiIy .,sxs line
10 Lake Ciy. hereafter tue stage
will 'esvs Ins Lake View House 10,
sAks CiU sS a. \. and wni IsAvs
LAKE City ~ = +. n. tor HAnIasras.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
ERraNz

The following are the proceedinSs
Of the Board VI Equalization on Sstur.
day:
On the showing OF !. r, Boiler.
attorney for Pat Rsddy, the addition
of 1891, solvent debts, Was ordered
stricken OFT.
Solvent debt of 800 added to A
Urqnhart's as sssm"n, WIS stricken of
on statement OF /. II. Wells.
The addition of $4,000, solvent iebta
added 10 the assessment of q. Envaco.
vlch was ordered sricken Oft. No
other changes werr made on his as.
srssi,cn,.
| L. Nivacovirh APP ,esici for Levy b
Co and asked that the valuation of
pr"p<rt, In Aurora Ike placed nj tho
orisiunl a>srs mept. Pc ition dsnied
aud ordered tina, the valuation stand As
raised.
ID. J. lie. is appeared In behalf Of A.
G. Z lis and asked for . reduction ON
the State Line Mine. from ga, COZ To
tl3.0u0 Ordered ths, a,.essmcnt
+. main as nuw I'm the roll.
| ID J. Lewis appca,vd for ID. Tuhino
aud as~,d tlsI vaius,idn uf restaurant
guiding br r, duced from t700 Ia $500
Oruti red that the assessment stand M
] II al al F.,
N dazzling !. hoes, from Sl0U /" 33xe,
ne stricken o4 Urdered that 1t he
reduccdio $3.50
=. A. Knapp II k-d that solvent debt
is>e.sed 10 r. j. Laws he stricken of
oecause the sanc had t,xen satisfied.
Ordered ,lrlckrnnti. :,
"a. Knapp. for Knapp d Laws.
IL we'd ,haA debts secured by ia,rt ga
"a mouse in Cor, yils l,e stricken oh,
~ the reason that lhs debl VIA. no,
solvent. Ordered s,rckcn of. Al.o
sked that solvent debt secured ~ lien
gains Victor Mining company bs
suick1u oil. Ordered lnai asscssn,en,
e,and ia IA. roll
John Forbes, for Forbes i Tobey,
asked That seivens deOi secured ny
iuorigayc.on house at /. N. Farwe.l
'"r $3.50 ne 'trleA.a.ou, Tor tbs rcSe"a
'"al sad h'r'2a-,e had oeeh sAilshcd
o'dered stricken IN; Also NE solvent
Iaoi occurred W Lien On same ouildiat
oc stricken IN Tor Tie same rrason
ordered str,ckeh on.
~ :" cex'ol, tW Y. o. stage Co
Aiosca Ina, tue raise ir"m $oo To 40
aead On twenty head oi nnrses bt
rcduced. Ordered reduced to ~.
IL. n. K.ns ~ipearcd ana ASKED ,aa,
he raise made On The valnaiton VI .hl.
property Us ~lrlckeu nit. Oruered ina,
| valuation be reduced, excsp, ON LOT
\ Anicn shall REMAIN ut $500, As raised
" rue y ard. -.
Henry Williams appeared and upon
! as verified, kta,sncnt tnat Inc ,ist al
property given Oy Aim 10 ms Asassso
| vas currecl. il VA. ordered that tus
editions iaadS By the Board be slrick.
| Gil Old.
On the statement Of A. w.. Jrocktr
nat nou< of tne de bis assessed against
siIa were of any vslus except q us OF
| Il is " Urahs Tor 1915, II MAS ordered
snat All Dut That amount of sucn add.
IONS DC s,ricken Oft.
a. ", Crockest tor Mrs. III gan.
tsked that tile valuation. OF saloon
ouiidins be moi RAISES, from Sl3J 30
x65U O,u.reu mat valuAliaa We r..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07

ths regula. meeting of E.mersld.
.'ss NJ. ~. Kn'xn.s Vi i,,His., !.
'f'o every. iLa,susj s,eulnx. >.
'arSinx orstarsA, ~ gooa .t.ud,u.
'roia !, invited.
Nv :. .. l. kHAyr. e. G..
"'1s SWALLOWS, 4. VI h avn .
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-07
- / v pima.

Knapp Laws have 4 billiard table
o. .ale cheap.
Call At Card selI's and see the nne
ham. and bacon.
French Percale a, Knapp & Lava.
New ass0rtm. mt.
Fred O,xmd. Ut Marietta, was In
IOWA last week,
Mrs Ed Wright returned from
Carson last eek.
Miss Matte Harcourt visiting
III. w. Clark.
C. Nnyacovich came down from
Aur"rs last Friday.
County Commis,io toners McNrtt and
Wilson are in town.
Carr. Wright MAS in town last week
visiting his brother Ed.
Mr., Eli II, IA sister Of F. A. ANGEL
bvi.iliag in hawthorne.
TIE b'g team, are again busy haul
ihIy freight 10 b ,die.
SEMI To L. P. Lovejoy. al Wal DISK >
1or all kind. of produce.
First class butter. n specially viii
Z. p. Lovrioy, Watuska.
Gold duol wls used rs 4 circuls in.
medl,Im lasl saturday
Senator J'.in B. Gallagher IL here
i"kng tic gold mines.
oehd 10 The BULLETIN Office tor jol
Aork ~ every description.
Chickens aud Turkeys FOR sale "a
wabuska. b, E. P. Lov'l"y
Hank DonnclIy is in town l0okins
at the Lake District situation.
See notice of Application to becGaamf,
sole trader under New To-day"
The Cat Greek mill will rcsum
crushing Lapanta rock In Il few days
Len Martin has discovered what he
thinks is \ good mine III Lake D,rt-ic,
The postponrinent of the Victor
Sheriff sale will be found under New
To-day"
Henry Williams, OF Sweeiwater, |,
here look,ng after hi. interes, il LIKE
District.
j. B. Hiskey, Notary Public. ON,
n County Treasurer Office. Away.
ii lhc Office.
Jim Card wen will run a daily mai
and express coach TO Coryville, sur
days excepted. y.
Chivioi, birds. eye swiss, table i,ner
new ginghams and prints just received
at OF Tsylor's.
Teams will commence hauling or.
from the Lapsnta mine to Farrinp,o;tl !
mil next week.
Van Al>tine has The new schml
books on his shelves and is ready /,
suppl, sll demands.
Go"d Cabbage. poiaioes and fr-
Mason Valley egge for sale by 4. r
Lovcj"y, Waubuska. !
IRE bu'trrmik every Tuesday ~ an
fr'dsy at Wabuskn. Send can wi,
orirr'o E. p. Love3oy. :.
;. n. R"sen,hxl has a bniliin
"''"n'e tor Y restaurant or saloon.
rent Apply \. this Office.
Zsa'ine. the grea, breakfas, foo
cooks in five minutes. I, IL tor SAL
a'fhe Peoples Cssh Stare.
CD Lang is at all times prepsreg
orfver firs, class quality u fre
SAM vi The low-st narke, sric~.
WIN Taylor, a wellkaown Com
.'o'k inning expert has been elSc,,d
'uper'n'rnien, Of the L,psn,a mine.
The restaurant, and salonn WINS fake,
10 Lake City yesterday Aud w.yfnrrr
VIII now find place for r-lre t,.sira :
Inc owners IT the L.pnnta are con.
.u'''ng t"ge'het ~ to the he, pl.c,
NJ erecting u new mill tn work LAX
Dlsltic' rock.
Auobel says the water At Schurxt !,
!, 'ea' deal colder ihan the water N,
h.,, "'aorne ana is M, so pleasau, 70.
a. NJ Yerias.on, D. l.. Bli.. w.D
10y "ad Arclii, Harrington we're If
" last Saturday and Sundsy spo
!fici, N"~e "
NE GARFIELD .,Ags and mail leaves
~ on Mondays aud Thurs.
."'"" 7. N. aud returns on Tu.s
:, s and Fridays. arriving Nj sbou,
,.' ". Hogan It's . large qu.u,,,y o,
vr. nv ready for delivery IN any
'y' fr"@ twenty-five ces,, worm