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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
DlshSp Creek U~lisnr,.

The following items are from the
Bishop Cyeek'itcsfst,r of hast Thursday :
Last Sunday AFTERNOON u slight
earthquake shook things DIP somewhat.
MOI the least damage Was dune any
where. 7tsat
Some tiitecii Or twenty MasUiis bf
this Vicinity met last TugsdaS e+eiiipg,
and took Steps i6watd lie 6fgnhiza.
ton of "A lodge Of tiig khGieb, fraternity
here.
After the services last Sunday even.
ing, D. Il. Bourlapd, in driving his
team up in from, Of the church for the
load, caught II sirgtt,rcc Id he whe,
and II was btoken. The team were
frightened and eommefcsd running
MIR, Bodrtind WAS throwii OH, but was
not iHjutttf, TIE team ran down the
street, and iirnifs hcaf The flag pole
ran iHto bneden's hiicbihg posts, de
notefizlhg HE posts badiy. The
horses broke loose frolh the wagon.
and kgbl Ching On down through
towd. Fdti dnaitly the team escaped
unh,'f;, ali!ittigh ihe wdson WIS badly
smashed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

The following items. are from this
Inyo iadspeade,.. df last Saturday:
Roses aud Other howers are bloom.
ing IN the dooryaFas in town, quite a
contras, to the Wizards aud snow
storms prevailing III the East.
A coSrcspondehtatth the marble quarry
makes the following report:
Sleath WAS turhtd on tue engine at
the new mill on Thursday last. All
the machinery Is in good working
order The mill Will not go Tito full
operation Till the Superintendent, MI.
Luce, returns frosh San FrahEisco. He
Is making prepafations tor INCREASING
the capacity OF the mill. He viii add
new set OF gang saws TO TIE 0hs sci
now in the mill. Each gang will hold
forty saws and will saw fortS slabs of
marble at obce. A rubbing bed IS
attached, used for smoothing The slabs
ts they CONT from the saws.
Mcssrs MULaughlin and Hawkins,
we'll borers from Carson arrived at In.
dependence last Monday. They exam.
med the country IN the neishborhoOd
OF the towu, and are quite certain that
good artesian wells can te got at q
moderate depth. Steps afe now being
taken to raise funds for putting dswn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

The following members will com.
bose the new Nevada Legislatures
SENATE.
REPUBLICANS.
Chhrchill--Charles Kaiser.
Elko-J. W. Powell.
Esmeralda-John Forbes.
Eurcka-M. b. Foley, q. d.
Thoma.
bander-Andre& Nichols.
Lincoln--J. Poujade.
Nye-Andtew Maute.
Ormsby-G N Noteware, Etah
Williams.
Storey-W. E. Sharon. &. D. Boyle,
d. B. Lyman.
Washoe-H. L. Fish.
DEMOCRATS.
Douglas-H. Harris.
Eko-E, P. Hardesty.
Humboldt-S. B. P. Pierce.
Lyon. W. Westerfeld.
White Pine-Robert Brlgga.
Washoe-R. s. 0sburn.
ASSEMBLY.
REPUBLICANS.
Douglas-H. Springmeyef:
Elko-Isaac Griswold, WIS.,. Hanks.
Esmeralda-J. l. Wilson, u. L.
Albright.
Eureka-S. j. Beebee, Alexander
Frazer, j. l.. Smith
HumboldtsaJ. W. Powell.
Lander-John o. Twiss, ]. r.
Villa msors G W. Dale.
Lincoln-R. 5, Clapp.
hyon-William Shirley, J. 8. Craig,
Nye-=A. c. Mlllett, Alexander
Beatty.
Ormsby -sGeorgs Hark, Wells Drury,
h. II. Logan. 10 g.
S,orey-R. T. Hale. A. ). McDonnell,
E o. Leermo, John d. Reese, William
Moorehead, w. J. Robe .ts, Thomas r.
Farr, William Mercer, JONI +. Egan,
William F. Ford.
White Pine-W. G. Lyons, A. ].
Srchcer.
DEMOCRATS.
Churchill--W II. A. Pike.
Riko-Isaac Wisemah.
Hiniboldt-Charles Mcconnell,
James Ward.
Eincoln-H. Rice. Gs HFaf7s Ftz
Washce-A. D. Griffith; Geo. Alt.
Glenn Lemcry.
Joint ballot, Republicans, 10;
Democrats, Ia; total, 60. p6"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

The Schools Of the country, although
inferior to graded iowh anu city
schools, turn out ADLER kisn and
women; !and While the city Bred, are,
as rule. not much heard Of ia iatter
lite, tire once county boys, who %sre
plsln Clothes, had few books, but
studied them throughout, and Who
were trained to labor and TO wslr are
always the lenders of thought
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
Tie iIv5 ssoc1 l;iofSstor.

Fh-tc afs papers and bipers, bu, tn.
W.sfsth f&rlners, 5loEk.raiscrs and
basibesa tieu haze ieiifnea by yeats oi
cxpetiehct that they are always safe IN
re,s ilig ON tie ION g-cstsblished werkly
Ll.e Stock 1ndhcator; II Kansa, CIV.
For shs quantity anil duality of it,
mattel Il is unsurpassed, and Is IN ac.
curate mftrof Of the livestock, srn.n
aud pr8tstise Markets u is invaftanI,
consuliaa aud ddolet Both R4N and
West lis the standard att.horiis. Is
low price d 8i.5s per yeaE, eF Ave
copies for 80 Git sert at ohe time, Hut,
it within the reacB Of all, Fence l!ist..
is no re 'son Why the poor Han shcsi,l
not be Ms ihodoosaiily p;'sIcd as bis
more forchahded lscighbiIt AS to TIE
very lowest pticca: TAs BuLLErts
advises all its widt.awakG friend. 10
address The Inaicai3f, at Ransas City
for free spec,neu t'"py, and see fnr
themselves If We have not SPOKEN cot.
rectiy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

nrely flee from opiates, poisohs, and
other narcotics. O,hef professionals
also endorse it As prompt, safe and sure,
Price, 70 rehts bottle.
Tile North Star trlft on the lower
level is srhos, to The ledge as can be
seen by the formation ahd occasional
stringers OF gold bearing rock which
are encountered. This will be one of
the best hines id the tate in a shor.
time. ga
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
letter. UMcAllsd For.

The following unclaimed letters
we're in the Hawthorne, Nevada Post.
office Nov 1st. 1885.
Carlo Jns.
Convey rhts. II. Nn
Fleming Z. r.
Miller Mary.
Persons calling for any of the sbove
will please say advertised letters.
f. A. ANaEbh, P. N
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
A Rs.UniOm.

On Sunday Mathew Mayer, brothet
of our fellow tOwnsnian John Mayer
arrived Id Hawthorne and a number
of friends gathered at the house in the
evening to Welcome the visitor. A
feast of good things was spread before
the guests aud jolly reception made
Mr.. Mayer ~ home xnd comfortable
In Hawthorne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
4. i: u. w.

Lake Wen tadge No. II A. o. U
v; fleets on the first and third Mon
.ass Ct each Month.
j, A. CaRDwELL. w. VI.
=. ". RIck. Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
cSsTsr Quo,ssion..

The fo!lo'siug are the latest copper
'ehota,ioss Som the Chicago markets.:
fngo,-Lake, i14@iissc; BsaanToss
standard, iMxo1io w.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

OF All descriptions, Including
the latest hovelties and inven.
tions In toys and articles OF
geheral use:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

WHAT WASHINGTON DIDN'T KNOW.
We don't like to be irreverent, but
would like to ask {: What did our fore
fathers know? What, for instance,
did George Washington know? He
never saw a fast mail train; he never
held his-ear to telephone; he never
sat for picture in q photograph gal
lery; he never saw a steamboat; he
never sighted Krupp gun; he never
received telegraph dispatch; he new
er listened to the "fiz" of electric
pen; he never saw pretty girl run
ming a sewing machine; he never saw
a self-propelling engine go down the
street to a fire; he never took laugh
ing gas; he never had set of store
teeth; he never attended an Interna-
tional Exposition; he never owned a
bonanza mine; he never knew "Old
Probs;" he-but why go on? No;
when he took an excursion, it was on
hatboat; when he went off on a
train, it was a mule train; when he
wanted to talk to a man in Milwau-
kee, he had to 90 there; when he had
his picture taken, it was done in pro-
file with piece of black paper and a
pair of shears; when he. got the re.
turns from back counties, they had to
be brought in by a man with an OK
cart; when he took aim at an enemy
he had to trust to a crooked barreled
old fintlock; when he wrote, it was
with a goose quill; when he had any
thing to mend, his grandmother did
it with a darning needle; when he
went to a FIRE, he stood in line and
passed buckets; when he looked at a
clam, be never dreamed that it was
any relation of his; when he went to
concert, he heard a cracked fiddle
and an insane clarionet; when he had
a tooth pulled, he sat down and new
er left off yelling; when he got out ol
teeth. he gummed victuals; when be
wanted an International show, he sent
for Lafayette and ordered his friend:
up from old Virginia with the speci'
men carefully labeled in bottles
when he once got hold of a nugget Of
gold from an Indian chief. he felt
rich; when he wanted to know any.
thing about the weather, he consulted
the ground hog or goose bone; but
why 60 on? What did such a mar
know? Who was he. anyway?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

After the shower, the tranquil sun;
Affer the snow, the emerald leaves;
Silver stars, when the day Is done;
After the harvest, golden sheayes.
After the clouds, the violet sky;
After the storm, the lull Of waves;
Quiet woods, when the winds go by;
After the battle, peaceful graves
Affer the knell, the wedding-bells;
After the bud, the radiant rose;
Joyful greetings from sad farewells;
After our weeping, sweet repose.
Affer the burden, the blissful need;
After the flight, the downy nest;
After the fuTrow, the waking seed;
After the shadowy river, rest.
George Cooper
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29


approach house in India at nigkt.
"Jaek pulled up at The gate, and
shouted for syce to come and take
his horse. Where the devil are they
aliY he burst out irritably; but no.
body came.
"Hs jumped down. and flung the
reins to one of the dragoons-the COL
onel and | followed him. They've
bolted off to see the row. he explain
ed. as We went along the drive; but
it will be all right. Marie promised
she would look out for me-she'll be
at the drawing room veranda. All |
there she is he cried. Safe safe
my darling.
= sprang N the steps Of the
- ! s.s5>rv wss
standing just on the threshold of The
door leading into the dyawing-room.
She was wearing a flowing muslin
gown, and entirely white, and stood
holding the Intel of the door.
Jack rushed to her and caught
her in his arms, with a glad and tri-
umphant cry-'oh, my darling my
= And then-upon nv soul, Ur-
quhart.' the colonel broke off, in a
shaking voice, 4 can scarcely tell the
story after all these years-and then
there was silence for one dreadful in
slant ere, with an agonized shrek, he
threw up his arms and fell down at
our feet, apparently as dead as the
poor little woman standing in the
doorway
Dead cried Urquhart.
"Dead-yesl With a cord tied
tightly about her pretty, soft, child
ish throat, with her great blue eyes
staring blankly before her, as with
the horror still stamped upon them,
they had stared when she stood alone
to look a grim and CHASTITY death in
the face-dead ! yes, stone dead, with
her baby tied up in her arms, and
herself tied there to watch for the
husband as she had promised him she
would do. 1t was the ghastliest sight
l ever saw, to see that poor dead
thing with the great clusters Of white,
sweet-smelling roses nesting against
her poor strangled throat" -. ".
Winter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29


troller, are Anne Arundel, Carroll,
Frederick, Hartford, Howard. Garrett.
Montgomery. Queen Anne. wieomico
and Third Legislative district Of Bal.
timore city.
Our Board has also established three
additional free scholarships by ar.
ransement with the Principal. thus
making thirteen young ladies enjoy.
ing the benefits Of the Institution,
through the mnnifeence Of the State.
The amount appropriated for keep
ing the buildings and grounds in re.
pair has been judiciously expended
upon the outside pOrches. steps, aid
walls inside. repairs of furnaces, aud
payment Of annual insurance, and we
splezse1 - rzpszs h~s.hails;as.,
fencing and grounds, in a fair state Of
preservation and repair.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, the Principal,
has under the direction and approval
Of the Board of Trustees, immediate
charge Of the educational arrange.
ments and instructions within the
school, including the boarding depart
ment, assisted by Miss Long as vice
principal and Miss McSweeny, each Of
whom are teachers of experience and
ladies of superior accomplishments.
Organized as was this Institution
upon the strictest principles of religi-
Gus toleration, mo spirit of prosyli-
tism-no clashing OF conflicting creeis
or controversial questions of churches
no favor to or exclusive of, any par.
ticu'ar sect are permitted within its
walls while all are enjoined and fqcil-
tiles provided to enable them each 10
practice their own particular faith.
The Board o! Trustees from the be-
ginning were chosen from among the
different religious denominations of
the county and have continued and
are at present as equally divided as
possible who serve without fee or re.
ward, giving considerable time and
attention to the responsible duties of
the position, most Of them having to
ride from twenty TO thirty miles over
rough roads in the absence of rail-
roads or other public facilities of trav-
el to attend the meetings Of the Board
which are held quarterly at the Semi
nary, and every effort is made to rem
der the Institution as useful as posi-
bic to the people of the State, and aid
them in carrying out in good faith
the laudable objects intended and ex.
pressed by the Legislature at it's foun-
dation.
In conclusion, we most respectfully
submit to Your Honorable Body that
sufficient reasons have or can be
shown why this useful Institution
shall continue under the fostering
care and protection Of the State as
provided by the "Act of Endowment"
without which this worthy monument
will 60 to ruin and decay, and the
great beneficial objects of its founders
defeated which are now firmly estab-
lished through the wise provisions of
said Act.
Respectfully submitted.
BENZ G.. HARRIS,
President Board Of Trustees.
JNo. NJ. bronze, Sec'y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29
THE PETS OF CREATIoN.-Women
IesIueut DodIu oL AIu
JNo. NJ. bronze, Sec'y.

THE PETS OF CREATIoN.-Women
are angels-Tennyson.
Perfdious as a wave.-Shakspeare.
Angels have wings, and always end
up in flying of-Byron.
He who comprehends them is their
implacable foe.-Diderot.
When one speaks of women there is
a weapon more terrible than calumny
the truth.-Leopardi.
One leads horse by the bride, an
elephant by the rope, a woman by her
heart.--Oriental Proyerb.
Love is more pleasing than mar.
riage, for the reason that a novel is
more amusing than history.-Cham-
fort.
1t is necessary to have at least four
wives in order to find one in good
health and gentle humor.-koran.
/ have seen those (the tempests) Of
women, and ! have seen those Of the
waves, and pity more the lovers
than the sailors-Byron.
In matters of jove nothing is so
common TO all women as the desire
that another shall not gain that which
she herself refuses.-Hamilton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

na- ]. EggbOrn, Esq, Boston, Cul-
pepper Co, Va, says be used Powell's
Fertilizer last fall on his wheat.
Very much pleased with the result.
His crop was unequalsd by any in
the ueighborhood. Write for descrip-
tive pamphlet to Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29
TO TAXPAYERS.

nERS0NS Indebted 10 me fortaxes for the
year 1854 are requested % make imme-
diAte payment, otherwise | shall be CON-
pelled 10 collect the same by procesS oflaw
W. J. WATHEN,
Late Tax-Cofecsor Of Srd District
Sept -, S%tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

UNFOLDING THE LAw.-Excitei Cit.
izen-'Here, | want a pistol to shoot
myself with
Mr.. lsaacstein (insinuatingly)- My
trent, you want vun OF dem peautiful
silver plated rewolwsrs NIT dat ivory
handle und gold mOuntings vich | sell
at cost brlce-twenty.t two dollar-so
help me-
Excited Citizen-No, no; I've only
got dollar. Gimme a pistol for a
dollar, quick
Mr.. lsaacstein indignantly My
trent, ven you dalk aboud killing
yourselluf, dat vas against the Law,
und have you arrested.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

Thanking our patrons for past fayors, we
solicit continuance Of the same We as
sure the public that our hest efforts shall be
made IL keep $ handsome and fashionable
assortment of all
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

p9- For Restlessness and Sleep
lessness take DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29
No. Is Camden Street,
BALTIMORE.
NEW GOODS!
NEW TSORE !

THE firm formerly known as Hrs. Blain &
Jonss has mutually dissolved partnership
and will now be recognizcd as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

noon Oscar Needle mounted he mana
aiand and produced hand, naInsrS
plague, which 40 naid wta mo worn M
mo wife Of Que Of the socialists and was
valued At eioO hbo haa donated lhi4 M
% raflled for and the pruousda would M
Hisen 70 aid IN llberatlne their hrethson
~ TIE county iail. Here the crowd
ohvorod. AIR, Nepbe then produced anna
leweiry which had been given ~ FerII.
nsnd Spies Tor tho aan,n ohiect. rhere
VERY moro cheers Al thla, and thc Aneal,cr
then wound np with acme roniafkS on
liberty, fraternity ana EQUALITY. Three
Wild ch0crr were riNen FOR Hnies. ANA Inc
phnd PLACED the "Marsrllalan.r
riir 0uAnns netunN.
MiLt1R's STATION, Ism Jane IA rhe
two relahtifains on mo I,AAn Shnre
rond made W a. Chlcaq0 AZ uonn passed
here for ih2 East wl'hnng sattrfrronee al
any KIDD The armed 0aardt frtafned on
We in'eouud iroigh.irain.
ADOPTING fRkianf AaAtN.
Nhi,tVn, lti, june ~ "a freight
traln from TIE Rast aFriVad nt tne take
Shpic Yards IA The city a. $3.50 N. IN. Tha
oiirlAla have Issued notice 10 nccpnt
freight without limit They state that ,htv
relieve the strike " ended The switch
mon are holding = meeting, hot whether
known,
fur vopRfs iNrERfNAf
lNniANArolia, Inn, iaua as "a I'M
was nlod IN ihN inlttd alatcs tlfcnlt
contt ~ Cnlclap BY the Lake Shore road,
askinH Tor an lnlanc,lon against the
striking nwischmcn, AMI c0ny OF II was
presented ip Iudg9 brptham tn.dtV, N
strltsu ihtrffervnoH with ~ iiaula by
late employees, declaring ID "a 10
wantnn ana nonsiusililnhic, aud Thar such
lntetlerrnun With ita husineea wan Ia VIC.
lAilnn ~ 10 rlghta undtr tho constitution
aud laws ~ tho unitpd States Judge
Gresham, IN all order baud unan tho
application, holds The nyefmenis
show = flRhi ot action against the
sulkufe hecAure neither the state nor la
divlunals nor combinations o. individuals
can inirilere with the cnmplainanps law.
tul prosecution Of ia huslnnas which IA
thht ~ carrier uf inleretale rnmmgtns,
and That under Tho not Of lHg6 tho Circuit
rpnfie u the United States have nonoat.
fent Jurisdiction with the state courts Of
anvh controversies strikers have no
more right % atop or destroy
ears containing Imported mafohaudlsa
10 be delivered than 10 stop m dbsiroy
cars containing munitions OF war on
troops 1.-THE United States. ludgo t,fas.
ham lhlnkH L II the duty " the
federal court 20 exert Fueh
authority a Il possesses Is pro
lfci the complaihhppa motion an
ipiungiion against tho atfikgfa Win 30
heard a Chicago July Z, but al order u
ssned % ftstiaiu 'hgm IA the uaanllma
nom unauthorized Interference with iba
nueincse Ot the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29
A COZ MuRDEREn.
A sfoNi0an Murders - Negro. Adains one
mere ~ n Long list.

special 10 tho bazntir.
sAN ANToaio, Tx June 2s.- A.
Fl0reaylllo on sunday eoioTod mnn
named Jim Jackson became involved in a
difficulty ~ ibe race.tourse With Mex
lcaD. Another Mexican standing near,
Trcyino Coy by name, took up The ain.
Guilty Tor lbs lrend and they Rfapplod
each other Coy had MS leit arm ar1n1d
the peRro's neck, when he suddenly
Itfkcd out his pistol, piaced Il agalnsi
Jackeon'a neck ana lrcd, The bah broke
the ne9ro's neck and he immedlately foil
dead on mo ground Coy Jumped on NE
horse aud led, and 90 FAR ~ known II
stu going The negro was tough
character and formerly fnaided near
Sutherland Spring. COY has two bf0iil.
ers residing ia Aan Antonio engaged 0D
the police force and IA a desperate man
lie has Killed two " three men before
this and served 0ae term 10 tho DeHten-
ilary Until recently ha has boon en-.
plOyod on 1911 BullerF ranch IA CArn6s
county aud IS believed 70 haze Killed more
than ono nan IN that Keniiemanis pts.
tnrc, tie fafiicnlara Of which hsye never
been Thoroughly recorded Or accounted
for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

ernor was had, hut from The tank on The
street The people seem considerably an.
slde ,i on NE subject with o. NJ. Roberts
INSTRUCTIVE foR SWAIN.
Correspondence u the osscttc,
ANaoN, Tkx., juno ~, Tho seven dele.
gates elected from precinct No. To
rcprescnt the precinct In the county con.
lent'on were instructed for Swaln Tor
governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-29

WAauINorog, June 81 From eompu-
tetiona made AZ The treasury, based on
last YEARS. receipts, " Is estimated that
the Randall tariff bin introduced to-day
IN the house viii effect reduction Ia the
g0vernmenpH revenue Of s8i, on ,Gd6, H.
GLIDING s705i ,bl2 on account II the re-.
dnoiiona 0f tarin on duilHble articles,
81, 800, lai on account oi additions 70 the
free iiat aud SEQ, 1907 0ss on account OF
the remoyal Of the internal revenue tai
on tJbbcrO, etc,