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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

NOTECE.-Parties wishing good
Auctioneer ought to call on or address,
THOMAS BRACKEN.
20. Address, Newark, Del.
Residence, Pencader Hundred, near
Wilson's Shops.
Feb 7 ON
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

The citizens of this town pay
ample taxes for better streets. Do
they get them? No. Why not?
Because proper action is not taken
in the matter. Our streets should
be macadimized. If this be not
practicable, then let them be cobble-
stoned and so leveled that they will
present a pleasant sight to the eye
as well as take the place Of mud and
rubbish that accumulates from time
to time in the uneven places, o
which there are so many. The new
Board, whoever they may be, viii
have a chance to display their abil
ity in this particular line, and at thu
same time carry out the carnes
wishes of our citizens for a bette
state of affairs.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

PURE MELK-Having enlarged
my Dairy, am now prepared to furnish
ali who may call on me with pure fresh
milk. Having personal supervision of
the milking, Twill guarantee satisfaction.
Milk delivered in quart glass jars when
desired. One cows milk for infants
speciality. Orders given to the milkman
will be promptly filed. S. DEPUTY.
d2Otf
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11
WHEAT WANTED.

The outside market price paid for
wheat by CoocH BRos.,,
m2l-m COoch's Mills.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

THE State Legislature adiourns
to-day.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

FOR SALE.-A good second Hand
Roof. In sections of feet wide, and
from 0to lG feet long, Apply or Address.
JOSEPH WILLIS,
Mar2S-1m Newark, Del.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

FOR SALE CHEAP fine,
young horse, weighing from 200 to 300,
s years old, sore from city driving. Is a
valuable farm horse Would exchange
for business horse. Apply at this office.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

FOR SALE,-Building Stone and
Plastering Sand. j. ROBINSON,
ian24-tf Newark, Del.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

THE final passage of the College |
bill by a unanimous vote in the
Senate is very gratifying result.
This action is approved by every
Just and sensible person in the State.
The recognition thus given has been
amply earned by the College in the
useful work she has done for sound
education-a work that must have
stopped in a short time for the want
of suitable building and appli-
ances to carry it on. This Legisla-
ture has shown proper apprecia-
ton of its duties and obligations,
and we confidently predict that no
member that voted for the appro-
pr alton will ever regret this action.
THE District Changers of Kent
and Sussex counties petitioned the
Legislature to pass the Delaware
College appropriation bill. This is a
sign of the times well worth noting.
The farmers the largest and most
influential class of citizens are wide
awake, on the subject of education,
for well they know that therein lies
the real growth and genuine pro,
gress of every community. The
organization of "The Patrons Of
Husbandry" has itself proven one
of the best systems of education fol
our farming people, so that they
: now see clearly what is best fo
their children. Education ought tt
be brought within the reach of all
and the only way to accomplish thi
is to have the State take it in hand
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-11

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
jlurned for iae term.

The following Items are from the
Myo Mdepsadeat Of last Saturday
5 p Roberts is packing on, ore
from Pine Moutiain fuf Shipment IL
san Francisco.
Young Wrlch Is r,,l ~ badly
wounded ms was first ihn,igli, his
recovery is now considered certaIn.
Last week carload of ore was
.hipped from the Brnwf NJ MISTER mint,
" Sclby and Co.. S'ah francisco
Three Years ag0 piete Of satt
brush land nj l. ne Pine VII, enclosed
by w L. Hunter, rms senson peaches
grapes, apples and lirafs, water and
utu-k melons. all Of The fineei quality
are produced there. Ii il very aston
i>hing how quickly all the d,sirhoIe
surroundings of II home can be had AT
Lone Pine.
Last Sunday young man named
Andy Welch wan stcidtuaHy shot at
Lone Valley. Wclch had Leen in The
vale, for some weeks tax ing care of
cattle, and was in lie habit al TAX ing
n Gun along Whe!. he starred oui each
morning to ~, Ma POUNDS. Uh this
occnsion be bad mounted his horse
and rode up rs uhrts' his gun WAS
placed, and thVh siooplng down he
caught iiup by TIE nuzsnl *and pulled
1t toward him, in. Some way lbc ham.
mer WIS caught and the gun WAS DIS
charged, the contents taking effect in
the right side. Al latest n counts the
wound WAS lhought to be mortal one
This Is the way they spell i, in
luyo County.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

| The following news items are from
the Lyon 0ouniy Times OF las, Salur.
day = a8e5 e..
Hogs are said to I've dying In Ante
10, re Valley Of hog cholera.
Johnny Devancenai, the italian
rsncher ACROSS The river, brought a
potato 10 Town last Wednesday,, that
ineasared s1s inrhes in length by 6
inches in Width AMI Weighed 80
pounds ~"
lt,Ie reported rhat at tilts recent re.
opening VI one Of the stSiiuls in Mason
Valley, the big BOYS locked The school
house .donrs, ant. would not allow the
good looking school Marin" to enter
until she had kiasid them all round
This WAS safely accomplished after n
great deal of biush'nr BY the school
rlsrrn. and yrNnts 'of satisfaction BY
the boys, and business proceeded.
Last Thursday morning George
RSmmelkamp came up from >utro
and swore out a warrant fer the arrest
OF two men named William Lyle and
John Harris, who are supposed to bp
the men who stole two horses from
the Tunnel Company in March. 1883
Dick Randall and Hugh CARING went
to Sutro and made the arrest and
brought the culpriIs to DAYTON, where
they had hearing before Justice
Hawkins. and were held over for trial
next Thursday. The parties deny Il nj,
they stole the animals, but there l.,
pretty positive prootlhsi Harris is one
OF the men.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
WishoD rs~k Jallinxs.

The following Items are from the
Bistot Creek Register of last Thursday
An ex.soldier who sprved in the 1Ith
Michigan Cavalry, Informs us that the
la,r Thomas T. Thompson WAS a
Veteran soldier, serving during the war
IN the l2lh Ohio Cavalry, IN the sam.
brigade with our informant, while The
brigade WAS under Gen. uioye.por,
otonenan'S command. Deceased
served on the Generals staff.
Under the offer of large REWARD, Il
Mexican from this place has been
securing The hills about Aurora and
points IN Mono County after lot OF
seniw.ld Horses. The owners of these
horses have been unable to catch any
OF them, and, as Consequence; has
multiplied, well ~ become wilder.
The Mexican returned this week IN
disgust, having been able TO catch bu,
tour or i've.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
81 a.. n.eNyae, on nll..s

ES.s .naior W. VI Slcwaf, WIS ia
Carson i,s,t week on lcgalausine>, and
delivered Il lecture Oh silver ii,
commented upon tie several aeis OF
Congress relating 70 The plgmea' of
the pehlie iebj, NnG ,.~ y.iaafe at
silver, and i roporissg VI l4= tar,sr
dqFea'{ As ,asiag;
"1er n o-a lhAn l64re,fs PRES ,a'
to 1873, the avrrage4atio of Taiue re.
tween gold ami silver w,ls rs srSiS is
"a % ) 10 The standard dollar CON.
tanned Is 9s loo of silver Ia one Of yol;i
his made the silver in the silver dol:
lEr, at the Tint" Of it, drinnni,ia ,tiop
worth four per cent more than The
gold Goilar. Br reason Of den.oneteza.
ton, ii'e silver IN the sifver dollar Is
now w't,h twenty one per cen, less
than gold IN the gold dollar, making IL
isll in silver as compared with gold,
hY excluding liver from the mints of
the World, of twenty Eve per cent. 1t
iS now proposed 70 stop tie Coinage Of
silver, Ii is said that tie People don't
want it, end il won't circulate. The
trouble fs The Secret .ry of tic rrcaA,iry
is, and has been, in cnllus'uiI NTH the
BOND holders, and won't pay II GU, in
redemption of the National aebi. IA
required b, law Their object is To
demonelize silver, when il will have
no value except for nechanieal pur
poses. In that Case silver mining
must stop, for the stock of silver ON
hand is s1iiici,nt tor those purp,yscs
Tor the nexl hundred years. Gola il
diminishing IN quantity, and If the
bonded indeptrdnesS of the world must
oe paid III CODA new system OF shaver,
more cruel than the feuda system will
be inaugnraled, The United States is
The only ground upon which lnls battle
cah be fought. Europe is u mllitary
camp. aud the vast armies yIrch are
swelling the National debt are used to
SUPPRESS the compiatnings of the
people, and exact from lhclr toni and
sweat al that Is dennminaled in the
bond; lind II the bond does no, sui,
them The rulers can change the obiiya.
tinn Of til. bond AZ pleasure. The.
money po~efs of E irnpr are opera.
Ting in The United States; the etiicl of
The Hd'liehllds Is fell in banking
houses of America. F,cwho dlscu.se,
1t Is sent 20 financial purgatory without
the benefit of clergy"
| Al the close of his speech Colonel
Ellis Than ied him IA behalf of th,.
people of Carson, and complimen,e,l
hin upon his splendid Effort, after
which there was n CAL for three cheer.
| which WAS responded ~ III The hesr,i.
est fashion by the enthusiastic audi
ence.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

.. .. -
tK mentioned u .connecllou Viii tue
T. :. Senate.
Hunters brinf y plenty Of game and
fishermen have Ill they cap carry
When eeiugnins from Walker L.ske
!. Or Mqnday Julius Frey brought to
the BUldfTls ofhte' a'supply'of fne
peacheswhich grss:on the. trees pear
the mill, ;, -, - .....
People need net,bf surprised if they
hear that orders inEe been gwen for
sinking shaft from the lower tunnel
of the Mount Cory. +
Captain W. !. Van Nance and
family and E Van Al.iine Al | family
yisite'tLike Di-'ric, last sunday 10
look Al tile gold mites. :
Since The Gold exc. tent rapid
driving has become the fashion and
anxious tnehers are sgain picketing
their children. e>.,., =.
~
Nolclean up hss YET been IN sir At
the Cat. l'retk. mill, hut ,',rre is no
doubt as,io The result. Lake district
will be the best gold producing district
in The state.
This IA the seas ~ when county Off
GERS declare they are su1y iley. were
elected. Al This tirae next year they
will Ike saying that they don't want
any Office.
Since Lake biarct has become
interesting II "a ftpposed 10 held n
miners meeting and cleo, new
Recorder, as The present Recorder is
out OF the State
Kerr's Asthma Cure cures all pain
colics or CRAMPS AMI general debility
knspp & laws. agents. Hawthorne
and e H. Langley, Curyville Try it
and be convinced Read adrcr iscmeni
in another colnmn.
Marygold has quicksilver claim in
the ellis range which will soon be
one of ourfeVenue producers. He is
preparing a model tor furnace whicl,
will comhinr ECONOMY In labor and
fuel, and save waste from escaping
| fumes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
aitsielaria Notes.

The following items are from the
True Ftssure of last Saturdays
The mines and mill at Silver Peak
have ceased operations Tor the season.
Trips 10 the Holmes hoisting works
Ivy the englneso the railroad are again
increasing in iumbet.
Wages have been educed in the
mines III Garfield. The result ID d very
much dissatisfied community.
A general ovrrhauling and rcfitting
of ,he mills at Bclrville will soon he,
commenced, and preparations tor Il
long and continuous run are con,em.
plated.
The Holmes company has been busy
this week extending Its t. telephone limo
from the office to tho shaft. atfordin, =
mere rapid communication httwtxp
those points. $50
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

The Bndi'. Free P,ess savs: George
N Whitman died suddenly ut Bridge,
port hat "Wednesday evening about 2
O'clock. Although suffering from =
severe cold he hud been holding his
Justices Court all day. and saccnmbeci
To. the grim destroyer without Q
struggle. The deceased WAS nariy.
Of Massachusetts and had attained the
aye Of sev"n'y-one years. He was n
thoroughly educated lawyer, most
courty and polished gentleman of the
old schooi-hlms,lf his only enemy
AZ one ol the earliest settlers of the
Biz Meadows, and as District kt,or
nry Of HE county for two terms, hi
history ID we'll identified with all
Mono
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
County C0fans issioners.
MONDAY, Sept. 21st.

MONDAY, Sept. 2Ist.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Prrseut a fill Board. !. N. Farwell,
Clerk.
The mater of the asses ment of the
proceeds Of The tlulmes Mining Com,
pany taken up, and II was ordered that
the assessment be equaliz,d as per
emplain, Of said 4 Impany.
In conformity with the mandamus
Of hesDis.fict Court the bills Of D. ].
Lewis, Ms County Physician, we're
ordered 10 lie returned by The Auditor
Ga motion further ac,ion deferred
until Tuesday, nj 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
TUESDAY, Sept. 23nd
Tbs following hid, Tor furnishing
wood for the Courthon,c we're re.
ceived.
E. Prince, "a .: per cord.
J. Stock. ~ per cord.
The mailer of the claim n D. J.
Lewis was taken up and The Di.tric,
Attorney fled aifidavi,s Ut j. b. His.
key, r. H. Rice and p. N, Bowler,
After . long discussi' n the claims
were finally rejected and the lons
delayed question is now in a situation
10 be brought before the Court.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

very good story vas told The other
day of a young man .psiriully con.
scions of an exterior scarcely worthy
If his character. Accompanied by the
young womtn he had married, he
stepped Into photographers and
drew the arts, aside. He wanted
their pictures taken, but AaiG l. special
favor to ask.
Her folks" he exclaimed, "go l.
good deal on style. They never law
me, and If send them MY face they'll
be dead agin me. Fin sight BETTER
,ban look mud when people come to
know ne they vote rtc 4 book. Now,
tllen, whit do you sayf Will you
stand int She's willing. Those big
whlskers of yours'li just talte them NJ
once and create harmony, You look
like solid capitalist; and the, d take
me for a petty larceny thiet.'
Of course the photographer could
no, refuse d fatot So natteringly pro.
posed, and the disiaat relatives No
doubt IN due time, were gratihel with
Ms portrait sile by side with that of
he young lady.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
DISTRICT Gou AT.
May T.rra. 1885 .iom. N. A. Mar
Sh snigr.

May n. rsa. 1885 'ion. N. A MUIR
ah :nisr.
J T. Bradley ". ;. G. sm'th-oa
motion I counsel for defendant cause
continued for,the term,
Pnrtcl. 3asnnaa ". ! I'm I. 3 Ii -
ul.-On mn'icn ~; cunpsel I,r pllln' n
he IS permitted fY amena itis com.
plain, md is rj,-,ft WITH gaf includ.
ing the 2SiA i.,,t Ia do 81. and The
defendant i. given mtl'i tnI Including
October 3 10 answer AMENDED corr.
plani. Cause SC, for further herring
October 5 h.
Er Pafte II. F. sullivan, petitioner
Petition heard and complaint dis
missed and the petitioner dischayStd
from the custody of the Sheriff.
:" Snrre of Nevada, er rel D. J Lewis
IS. F. II. Rice, County Receider1 Res
pendent Moliou for no1 suii sustained
and action dismissed
State Of. Nevada, er rel D !, Lewis
VS.. ID. II. N,Nct el al --CaIniy Cam
missioners. R-spndcnl.--Cause tried
and Judgment That 4 per mWion. writ
Of nlahdamns ISSUE requiring respon
dents 10 aci npon certain claims OF The
relator.
Court adjourned for iae term.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
scIsooi rroaS irsJ

In tnsny of the counties serious
school ditticul,le, hr*c arisen in conse
quence nt The uncettAiu chool law
enacted by the last Legislature. This
county HAS been free from trouble
Eecnuse the Superintendent, rec ,gniz
ing the pop'ilat w'll, re.appoinied HE
old Trustees, and, had the people OF
other counties been prudent, they
would have avoided trouble by seeing
that the old Boards were either re
elected or appointed. They will
promnhly profit by this experience and
IN future, permit affairs to run along
smoothly unnl they can b. changed
without danger Jf legal complication
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
Popping tEe q ussttsa Nauske, liy

A new aud somewhat nauiy cal way
of popping the question. from Life /:
Enthusiastic young lady that
the Oracle. Mr., Smlths and tina, the
Fanny, and that lovely. long. white
tim lot the Ileenr VIVA, pretty names
Dr. they name them after their Sisters
--or--or their friends, Mr.. 5u,thr
Dir. SIZES, generally after their
friends. Sisters very seldom hsv.
pretty names" -.
: "Have you YACHT"
"No. but l am building one now"
And what is her manner"
"she ba mt any. thought Of call
INK her after you. II yoat would rot he
ashamed of her"
ooh. how lovely. Ny name Is
Elizabeth. you know. What will you
call her! L,atis, or Bessie, or jus,
Bsssf"
Il didn't tiiink Of any of those
names. think / would rather call
her the Mrs Elisha Smith"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

The BULLETIN has received from,
the Secretary of States office, twn
bound volumes of the Journals of The
Senate aud Assembly. The records
have been very thoroughly kept, and
thsre 10 IN index in the book which
gives the different pages upon which
mention of each bill is made. Thus,
al glance, one is enabled 10 /; ace the
history Of each bill 10 its wauderlngs
through either house, 10 and out ni
committee rooms up to the time i,
PASSED under Tue Governors hand for
his sanction. j. is by tar the most
complete record OF the Legislative
Journals ever made, and reflects credit
on ,he compiler ny well as tho State
Printing Office, and, III TACT, every body
who had anything to do with it.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
Express and MIL Hours.

The following are the opening AM.
closing hours OF Express AND po.A
Office, until further notice:
Wells, Fargo d Goa express ofhe,
opens ats A. 81; closes for north
al II 10 A. NJ; closes for south III 3 40
+. N. Office closes at 1850 p. N.
Pobtottics, opens " 7:eO a. NJ. Mai.
solrg norm ciooes st lt:e0A M;go,pg
sontn closes al 3:00P. ". Uthcs closes
" ~ L. 81.
5 A. kEApr, JR.,
Agent and z. n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
Another Volckno.

Yesterdays large column OF smoke
appeared in the mountains southwest
cf town. 1t is probably from u ERE
started By The pine.nut gaiherers, hui
may be Volcano and some Of our best
citizens insis; 90 calling it such until
the contrary Ii proved.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

Now - the time TO lay In = supply
OF w,od II is TOO cool 10 60 bathing
ana viii soon be- cool enough for fires.
Tell Lang to haul you load, He is
supply ina The fnes, wood ever brought
TO HSwtbospe.,, a, .,,,.,. I'D. ar.',,e
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
An Op~nsng for .foaa Az. n,s

The transfer OF money from the Car.
son mint will stimulate speculation in
road agent stock. A syndicate Of large
operators will doubtless be formed for
the purpose Of taking control of the
business somewhere IN the line Of the
u. p. railroad.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
Postsr GO the U.itsa ssssss.

Hon. James N. Kerns. United States
Marshal Of Penny wanna. writes that
during tie severe winter weather hrs
'smily used Red Star Cough Cure aDd
eremtcb benefited by il. He'stat.s
that he knows nothing better in reliev.
ing colds or sore throais.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
U OF p.

The regular meeting Of Estrcralds
.odge No. 10, Knights of Py,hiss, is
neld every thursday esening. So
surning brethren, III good standing
Fdis'ly invited.
4. a. KSAPr, c. G..
W. u. BULLJoNs; x nj r and $
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

Lake View Ledge No, II A. o. U
v, msels on the trs, and third Mon
avs OF each month.
J, L. SToNER, w. NJ.
=. II. RACE, Recorder ~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23
Copper Q06su,ions.

The following are the latest COPPER
Quotations from the Chicago markets:
ireot-Lake, l19li4c; Baltimor,
Standard. l2@la1sc u n
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-23

SUpsoRIBx for the BULLEru
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-22

There are many ways of cooking frog, or
rather the only joints Of him that are eaten
namely, his hind legs, to which a part of
his back Is left attached, chiefly to hold those
limbs together. The edible portions should
first be thrown into plenty of fresh cold water
to blanch; next, they should be drained and
dried; then put to soak awhile in white of
eggs well beaten up; now powder them over
with flour; and finally fry them in plenty Of
fine olive oil until they are crisp as "the
whitebait Of the minister, that treasure of
the sea-" and the bones are changed into
something so rich and strange that they melt
in the mouth. Add a lemon, red pepper,
brown bread, and butter, to complete "the
ioaves and fishes" illusion, and say if '.fricas-
see de grenouiilesn be not much easier to eat
than to pronounce, and a species Of small
deer" by no means to be abandoned to poor
Tom. You can devil them like the "bait, I"
too, if you like; and they make tip top
curry. Or they fry well in batter; or you
stew them in butter and white wine, with
parsley and enough garlic to swear by chopped
up fine. But, no matter how they be
cooked, they are very pretty eating, and
make a delicious entree-tenderer than the
youngest chicken, and still with a flavor and
q velvety texture all their own
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-22
Disinfectlng Mulberry Streets Ital.
ians.
New York Herald

A more lur1d light Is glowing IN the melan-
choly dark eyes OF the children OF sunny
Italy who have exchanged tne SOFT ar and
blue skies OF their native land 1or tne alleys
running on from tne upper part OF mulberry
street, and the woe painted on their express
i've features Is become more unutteraoie tnan
ever There Is cause Tor thls. Inc health
board Is trying 10 mnict oew smell on
them.
some ltahans are rag pickers ana some
prefer TO sweep the streets, ~nicn make Two
distinct smells Other Italians nve SIX iami-
lies In few small rooms, and SANITARY In
spector Mceowan mas 1ound tnirty-two men,
women, and children - an drunk - In one
small room In an alley. Nooody mas ever at
tempted 70 compute no" many smeils 'niS
makes