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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Sprawa O.0EsisGsQ.

Dowiaduje sic, " p. zbi-
gniew Brod owski po-
s4dza mnie. ,jalSobym ja list
.jego. naplsany do lnn!e W
wszelkiem zaufauiu, wydal ma
k}adcy KrwyAi, wrogowi
Zwi4zku Mar. Pol. N.czem ME
usprawiedIiwione p~odcjrzenie
svoje w tcj H';a~ze zakomu-
nikowaf p. Brodowskl p. NJ,
j. Sadow-kiemu i kilku IN
nym czlonkom Zwi4zku Mar
Pol, Ola czego sprawl ia juzz
nabra}a rozgtosr w s~zerszych
ko}ach naszej enllgracyi. IVA
2ywszv, il podobue obma via
Tie, oparte ia jakiems uprze-
dzeniu, ktore trudno b;lzi"
~yb'tz gFowy redaAtora Iyody,
mcg'oby czascm Zupefn'c pc
psuc HARMONIC pomiedzy tqa
Zyodq q Wiu1usem, widze sic
z,nuszonym, wezwac y. BtoIow-
skiego publicznie, ably W or
game Z~wiazku Narodowego
w~y]uszozyl %powody, ma jak'ch
polej rzenie swoje wzglqdcm
mnie OPERA.
ia z mojej strony ku Ia
spokojenin p, Byodowskicgo
oraz osob, wobec ktorych Sza-
nowny kolega mnie sp]amil,
oswiadczam z reka IVA sercu,
il nigdy 2adnego llstu u. Bro
o w klego jego 81. A'3ow'
kruszce ME wydairt". AM
tel uogole w podobu sora
vie ME o.aizl}e:l Z MINI
koresponlencyi.
lie sobie pr1ynomiu. y. uap;.
salem dot41 tyIko .jeuvn i!si
do ob. Kruszki, mniej wiecc
pred a mieslqcami, . prosba
ably zawarty W tym liscie drug
list oddat ob. Paryssotowl,
ktoremu paln4}em pare du.
serow ~ chytry zamiar wy
wledzehla mmlc W pole done
S eni"m, .jakoby pewi@n KAPPA.
W Milwaukee byi wykIat
antony H1n'usn 60 81,
poz4icj okaz4!o f4l-zem.
n Ue1domsha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

De~otce s'udeH"i'a W '@4ge.s przewinla,
W}asnie wtrnczaS, kj, y nacier@e ken zyl,;
Obl61iwsAy sic przeto 4 gniewem do dAjewczyny
Nova wlasnic tie Il ow:,: Vi odpusG nam why,
Jak my Cd gusAczamy'' = bl be- litusci. =
Uchowal, PAM, Is zc, taNicj roholAosci,...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
PAM Reyes
EArawcy DOtary pp. Jozcf

EAF:aW"S isoi@FS ~. '"A''
Brudnoch i F~ranci>1ek GruszczNn-
ski wyNouali W tych dniarh unra-
ME dla W4o X. prob. Il. Zacoa=--
hiero W Silver Lake, Z ktorego
odbiorya bardzo jest zadowolony.-
Dobre to s~wiadcctwo, IL ci piano.
vie Each sw6j dobrze znaja i kazde-
60 zadowolit zdolaja. = Prarownia
ich znajduje sic ma rogu ulic 2giej
i Center.
Kto p~otrzebuje pienieazy, ME
chaj pozyczy sobie cd starego
huhomskiego, a kto j~eszcze ME
kupit Sobie ma ZINE butow, niechaj
w>tapi do naszeso sfawnego szewca
aahGba Stei'bauera PREY I'll. zgiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
q

Polsu NE poszedf ma wojne, mog!-
by duma p~owiedziet, re aczkolwlck
ME PERSIA orezem, to przyn&jmn'"l
p~ieniedzmi dopom6gE bronze Oh
czyzny.
Nieprzyjemne wrazenie zrohlfo
niepotrzebne w%yrwanIe size nastep-
nego m6wcv, Oh. LANA Buc@yaShie
90, 2 brednjami o przesladowaniu
W staryln kraju formal przez masoh-
fka szIachte, z czego mdwca wysnu}
wniosek, re Ptsha juS ,c'ecej mie
p%oustonie! Ia tie madre siowa po-
dziekowano m6wcy wykrzyknikaml
%,,}otr'', ,,zdrajca" ftp. ora bebnie-
MEM butami W podEoge. P. Win
Gently Lorbiecki poprosiE przewo-
dniczacego, ably mdwcy CLOS odebraf,
lecz tego juz ME hyIo ~potrzeba, TO
zaraz potem ktos niegrzecznie cd
prowadzif mowre cd >to}u.
Wstre'na ia scena bNla jedynym
fa}szywym aberdeen podczaS togo
zkadiuad hardzo p~owaznego oh
chodu.
Ks. MchnomSAi, oipowiadaj4c
ma gadanie Oh. Buczyh>kicgo, IA
znacza, ze o polsce prorokowali iuN
inni prorocy, niz ~Buczyn~ki, wr6zyc
jej bardzo pomyslna przySzFo>G -
jak mp. biogo>fawiony Andrzci
Bobola, ktdrv wyraznic przepowie-
dzial zmartwychw>tanie PoIski -
dodaiac jeduakze, zc wtedy krcw
popEynic strumieniami. Do mowv
swej wmie>zaE ks. Michnowski o.
p%owiadanie rozmaityeh swych
w}asnych przygdd . o~slatnicgo po-
wstania, ktdre upad}o tylko dla
braku pieniedzy. Ludzi byIo dosyt,
i jeden uzbrojony powstanicc dal
rade 1Ociu Moskalom. ale broui
brakEo. Gdyby w6wczas byf istniaI
Skarb Narodowy, bardzo byfby sic
przydal, - Spodziewam sic = ~
kohczy{ ks. Michnowski zc
najdfufej ma w;osne W przy-
szfym rOku krwaWa wybuchn e
wojna o Pc ske. : Podobno sami
Prusacy mysIa o odbudowaniu
Polski. Niechai nam stworza ME
z%alezny kraj poIski, chotby jak.
najmnlejSzy to my PREY pomocy
Bozej wnet z%budujemy sobie TAXA
PoIske, jaka byFa "a llama Sobie-
shiego.
Nastepnie 2 kolei zabierali g}os
OBJ. J6zef Jezcwski, J6zcf Drazkow.
Ski i MARGIN Trawicki (kr"rych
mowy s~tIe'zczone heda przy>zfym
numerze(, a wre>zcie odczytaf krotki
szkic hlstoryczny rewoIucyi listo-
padowej uczei n%aszej polskiej
szkoEy Izydor Jezewski.
Wszystkim m6wrom, . wviat-
kiem Buczyhskiego, dostaly sic "
podziekowaniu huczne oklaski.
W pauzach pomiedzy mowami
odspiewa} Choir ~spiewak6w j~eszcze
dwie picsni narodowe: C1esho
'anmy 40 boju chwaiy i Ratrz Ao-
iciuszh'o ma mas : mitba. Ma czest
ks. MlchnowSkiego, spiewacy roz-
entuzyazmowani jego NOVA o o>tat-
MEM powstaniu, 9dspiewali q wcrwa:
Mech syje nam!
KS. Michnowski take W pau
zach od$picwa} dwie pioScnki solo:
Bo5e Ojc=e 7roje dsjeti i u}ozona
przez siebie samcgo PeSa do Boqo.
Obchod zakonczono odspiewa-
MEM piesni Polska powstaje.
Nigdy ~jeszcze ME obchodzono W
Wlnonie pamiatki wojny 2 lat
1s3o-3ltak %wspaniale, i wqtpie,czy
kledykolwiek polskic swieto naro-
dove W Ameryce r6wnie ~uroczyscie
obchodzono.
Nasz Wielebny ks. proboszcz
Ryzpwski oInraui} II, IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Sprawy b@iezace.

40 HOW oLdloLbileSo oN d
rzystwa Polskiego Narodowego
W st. LOUIS, Mo-, garna sic
cz]onkowie, .iak pszczofy do u
Ia. Powstaje ono ma gruZach
Towarzystwa sw. Stanisiawa
Biskupa, ktore upad}o ola ciq-
g|ych przeszkod, stawianych
przez przewodhiczqcego; teatra,
odgrywane W Hall parafialnej,
ME zdofaJq go podzwignqc. =
Jeden czlonek upada'q:ego To-
warzystwa, ola tego, ze usta
nowioncgo podatku, W llcsci
% dol, sie zlo2yf, byl diva
razy cd koAfesyonalu oddalo-
ny.
Rezultat wystawy fantowej
w LA SALE, ILL.,, wypadl
bardzo pomysluie. Przez jeden
tydzieh wystawa przyniosIa
d~ocholu, $500 dol. z ktorych
czest pewna odchodzi ma wy
datki, TAX il czystego zysku
~pozostaje 100 dol. ma dobro
poIskiej szkoly. Prey kontes-
Gle o zegarki wvszli zwycies-
10: PARMA Julia Leonard, Mar
Elm kasza i II. PIerski. Clio
VIVA zasluga-jak pisze Gaze
TT Katohchu - nalezy sic W.
proboszczowi ks. Uoznemu.
Il Pittsburgha oonoszq, ze
pewien proboszrz katolicki bic
RE cd biednych Polakow, kto-
rych zarobek ledwie starczy
ma opedzenie najniezbedniej-
szych potrzeb zycia = "a o.
chrzcenlc dziecka najmniej
dolary, Ia po]kropienie zmar1e,
20 dziecka takAe diva dol, a
"a doros}q osobe najmniej osm.
Chocia2 obok czesto sic trafia-
! jqcych W wie]kiej jego parafi
akcydensow, pobiera 500 dol.
sta]ej %rocznej pensyi oraz
wolne pomieszkanie i opal,
wlecznie sic uskorza ma bieae.
-Gdzie teS podziewajq sic je-
80 dochody? Powiadajg, lie ka-
plan ow dobrowolnie cierpi
biede i ubostwo, ably kiedys
krewnost jego mogIa sic ra-
dowac, jak to W starym krs-
ju raduj4 sic spadkobiercy pc
nleboszczy kach prcboszczach
tuch"lskich, puzostawiajacych
20 sob'e zwykle %najmniej 90
tyslecy pru,kich t%larGw.
Prze owicdnic War"sa, 4.
%oslerocon araf rolakie " Texas
wkrotc: lostu y pr"boszcz6 =, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Nasz Wielebnv ks.

Nasz Wielebny ks. proboszcz
Byzewski odprawi} W poniedziaFek
nabozehstwo zafobnc za zo}nicrzv
polskich, polegfych W krwawych
bitwach W +. 1880 81, W koscie-
10 polskim W La Crosse, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

Przef owicdnic Wiarusa, 4.
oHierocon nrafi rolskie Texas
wkrotc: lostu y ~pr"bcszcz6 =, ~
ezyn"ja Fis sprclniad. NiIebly
k. u4co Eomaa d NJ got, ktor}
Jak sMojesp a.: 81 conf a W1arus,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
SHENANDOAH
DO LIsT o w.

Sluchaczowi >w. teologi w. W
seminarvum s.. Mcinard. Ind: =
Adre> Woo \. L. KozFowskiego,
o kt1rcgo pan sic dopytujcsz, jest:
= Rev. \. Il. koztow>ki, ST.
Staui~las Church, cor. Peckham X
Townsend Str, Buffalo, y. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

DR.. X, Chicago: = Twardy
to orzcch, dla kt6rcgo trzcbaby
zeb6w Litwina. Nawct nasze re@i
"a Sfabc! Mech sobie troche
policy, AZ iupina >%kruszcje.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

w rzezalniach chicagowSkich
uspokoi}o sic, Milicya odwolano
i starry robotnicy pc ma}u zostali
przyjecy napowrdt. N%owicyuS2c pc
wiekszej czesci ustapili dohrowol-
~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Pan DynicwEcz pcc+.@@lii

niedawno Ks. probo>zvza klonow-
Skiego 2 Blo>bur@lla, &e mu zj,ly}
\ cory przedpFate ma 100 c@lem-
plarzy D:sjejo1c Noroau E1lShiogo
Mojcm zdaniem dupomdg} pre- to
Ks. KlonowSki oh. Dyuiewirzowl
tvlko do skrzywdzienja p. Chrc;-
Szew~kic@o Z P~o2nania. Antor@m
Dsiejd;,c Noroth Iolshjeeo jest "a
sfuzony pi~arz ludowy %@.J (Ao-
cis=emshi Z Poznania, a hto be-
jego pozwolenia to dzielo pr1edri-
kowaf, stra>zna ma wyrz21liF kr2y-
wde, "a kt6r.a ciezko kic.tyS przed
Pancm Bogiem odpowiadat ty@zjr.
Pan Dvniewicz zarobi} lo:ql ma
przedrukowanych swo drukarml
D=iejach NaroM PlSAiego p"@.y-
ma jmniej $1,000 i drn-i, 5cio =
pietrowy dom sobic buduip, aCho-
ci>zewski czasem 60 ieSc me ma "
Poznanin!....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

Pfawdopodobnie Rro1cda de
troicka W Detroit juz przestaEa
wychodzit. = Trzeba byIo dat
pismu inny tytu}, a moe bylpby
sic poszczescifo. = Z praw12 W
Detroit Mkt daleko ME z&pici-rzy-
mujc, a Interest," do rrawdy M niej
ME zrobi. -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Bishop Creek CuII,np..

The following items are from the
Bishop Greek Register of last Thursday
German & Mackenzie are preparing
TO start up the Swansea furnace again.
The Ygnacio people are getting ON,
some fair ore, but say it is TOO base to
mill, and 1t is probable The company
VIII run the furnace in the near Tu
ture.
The output of ore ut Cerrn Gordo is
reasonably good; no new strikes worthy
of SPECIAL mention.
There is not much being done Al
Darwin al present; Henry Mack has
gone to San Franci-co in reference TO
Defiance matters.
AS mentioned last issue. no work is
being done direct " toward The erection
OF The new mill for the Casey mine at
present. all hands being employed in
constructing the water aume, which
VIII have total length of about two
miles. A portion OF the line lies on
the steep mountain side, exposed to
the sweep of The winds, which, for sew
eral days past. has compelled a total
suspension Of work for part of each
afternoon.
An English Judge has decided that
divorce obtained in America. of a
marriage performed in England is in.
valid in England.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
The school Entertainment.

The entertainment for the benefit of
the school will take place on the even
ing of the first OF MAY. Extensive
preparation have been made and the
audience will receive a treat which
Will well repay them miles of travel in
coming to 'ee the performance. Some
OF the best talent of Carson has vo,un.
teered and il is only necessary to men
ton the names of Miss Parkinson aud
John Meder, to give an idea Of What
may be expected in the way of music.
The young people, Johnny Meder Sam
Plat, Ike Tobriner, Amy Meder aud
Sadie Hawthorne, are unusually tai.
enied and entertaining and no one
should miss the opportunity of seeing
them in their specialiies. This will
not rank as II simple amateur entertain.
ment. The performers mentioned,
although in private life are equally
gifted and MS well practiced as any
professionals, and every person who is
fortunate enough to attend, will be de-
lighted. Among the musical treats
will be duet .Hebe-lrom Don
Qulxoie' by Miss Nellie Parkinson
and Mr.. L. B. Pixley, and Quarte;te,
by Miss Fanny Dorsey, Miss Parkin.
son, Austin Hull and E b. Pixley.
The Lost Chord, MS sung by Amy
Meder, accompanied by her father, Is
said 10 be supurb Little Sadie Haw.
thorne will sing Pretty asa Picture
in character. The little lady has
achieved great reputation by her
rendition of this song and one wonders
how SO young II child can so success.
fully enter into he spirit of the part
There will be "A large attendance and
an immense success may be confidently
predicted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Formation OF Mineral Veins.

Oh NNhua-
Without competent knowledge of
terrestrial magnetism, in Its bearings
on metals and minerals, the formation
and filling of veins, and IN short, the
whole phenomena OF geology In Its
relation to mining, it is impossible to
form correct opinion of any new and
unexplored ground, and the following
from the Mineral Review is interesting
because ii tends 10 throw light ON the
subject:
All experienced and Observing
miners are aware that an east and west
vein, VIVA vein Of fracture, traversing
the polar grain of rock. If it dips to
the south, is generally richest at the
surface, or near it; but if it dips to the
north it is generally poor at the sur.
face, sometimes nonmetaliferous, but
improving in depth indefinitely. The
deeper we go the richer we iind 1t, un.
less the country should change, and
we strike u body Of non. mealiferous
rock that does not contain The elements
of the metal we are seeking, when of
course it must give out. But let the
rock again change Gas 1t frequently
does), to kindly metal. bearing char.
acter, and the vein will change in &C.
cord with the enclosing rock, and
resume its fertility. This is one of the
many facts that illustrate the north.
ward movement theory; the mag.
netic currents passing continually
| from the Antarctic TO the Arctic circle
carry with them the mineral in an
elementary state; but when they en-.
| counter vein (Which acts like dam
on water, if the vein dips to the north,
the current is DETECTED downward, but
! if IL dips to the south, the reverse is the
| case, and the meiallc stream IL de.
| tlected toward the surface, leaving the
| depths IN state of barrenness For
permanent mining, The Older the rocks
the better must be the prospect for
deep and lasting working. No true
vain approximating to the east and
west in Laurentian GRANTEES, or their
equivalents, The crystalline states. will
never iun nut in depth; those fractures
extend downward to depths which on,
And the result is, that such veins may
be profitable worked for centuries
able cause, may make it too expcn
siye.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

The following Items are from the
Inyo Independent of last Saturday:
AT the beginning of the week. the
Maxim mill was started up on u trial
lot OF ore from the recent strike in The
Hope mine, at Chrysopolis. The run
will DC flushed to-day or tomorrow !;
the result is awaited with considerable
interest.
Several important mining transact.
ions have been made at Ccrro Gordo
A. Il. Conklin has sold his one third
interest in the Summit No. 9 mine tn
William Steel, of San Francisco, the
latter supposed to have been acting for
The 1gnacio Con Mining Co. IL.
Kramer, of San Francisco, has also
sod TO The same party his two thirds
interest In the summit No 2, and also
the Mono and Matilda mines in the
same 'caiily and u half interest in The
Poioso tunnel. 1t is reported that in
The latter property fine body of rich
ore has been uncovered. These tians
actions place this group of mines in
the hands OF parties we'll able to work
Them and deveIope them in good
shape, and 1t is more than likely that
IN short time the mill ut Kee'er will
have plenty of ore to crush.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

Now is the time to sci out trces and
begin to make gardens. Those who
want to have shade trees should not
delay. 1t is pleasant TO nave birds
twitterng in the branches and they
can't twilter uhless the trees are set
out. Snmmerfield will supply all dc.
mands for trees suitable to this climate.
He will also provide flowers and
shrubs. Get your ground fixed and
begir ga denng in good season and
obtain plants that are cclmated
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
A., On County Items


The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times Of last Satur.
day.
The Italians across the river have
finished building the levee to keep the
high water in the Carson from flooding
their lands.
Gill Mooney has started up his
araslra on the Carson river, TO work
so tons of ore from the Silver Leaf
mine of Silver City.
John Lothrop, the to be Postmas, er.
has rented the old Godfrey building
on Main street, and will have it fitted
up for an office.
The lime has not been set for holt.
ing The Lyon County Fair, hnl il will
probably be held earlisr than last
year, say The last oi September or the
first of October.
Last Monday night the railroad
Office was broken into and The money
drawer robbed of about twenty dollars.
The thief made II very bungling Job.
He gained an entrance to The office by
breaking out IL window sash. and IN
this operation, or in trying To force
open the drawer, he cut hi, hand, as
marks of blood were on everything
that he touched An attempt was
made to get into the safe which con.
tanned some 1900 or $500, bul without
success. In his haste the theft over.
looked $13 90 that was IN the bottom
OF the TIL. as yet no one has been
suspected, but there are several clues
which If well handled may lead to the
arrest Of the guilty party.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

II your avocations are mentally or phys-
ically laborious, ifthey subject you to expos
ure in Indictment weather, iitney con6ne you
to the desk. and are Of nature to involve
wear and tear of brain, and nervous strain.
you may occasionally require some renovat-
ingto .ic. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the
article for you, 1t stimulates the failing ener-
giles, inyigorates the body and cheers tho
mind. IL enables the system to throw of the
facilitating effects of undue fatigue, gives
renewed vigor to the organs of digestion,
arouses the liver when inactive, which 1t very
often is with people whose persuits are seden-
tary, renews the jaded appetite, and encour-
ages healthtulrepose. Its ingredients are ga e,
and its credentials, which consist in the hearty
endorsement OF persons of every class of soci-
city, are most convincing. Admirable u u
adapt~d to the medical wHats ~ werkefN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

This is the subject on which the
Agricultural for April has a few
words TO say. Easter, as that publica.
tion tells us, is observed by all Chris
lian people as the anniversary of the
great event of the resurrection of
Christ. He was dead, but returned 10
life. The egg is taken as emblematic
o. IL return to life. Il is Ia all appear
aace dead but we know that it placed
under proper conditions. life will come
forth from it. The use of eggs at
Easter wac adopted FROM an usage
older than our era. 1t was the custom
in very early times To celebrate the
return of Spring by making presenis
of eggs. why does not Easter always
fall upon fixed day. Christmas is
always on December %, why should
not Easter be fixed with equal Ger
talnly" Easter must always be on
Sunday. II IS not II particular date
that is observed, but particular Sun.
day. How to decide upon the Sunday,
gave the very early churches much
trouble, and there was differences on
that account, but the matter was set.
tied at council held Al Nice, IN the
year 325. The rule was adopted that
Easter day is always the first SUNDAY
after The full of the moon, which hap
pens upon or next after March 21sl,
and 1t the full moon happens on n
Sunday, Easter day is The next Sunday
AFTER This gives Easter day wide
range of dates, as il may occur on any
Sunday from March 22od to April
25lh.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Dancing school.

Prof Fprd's dancing school started
last week with n good attendance at
the genllemens class. The unpleasant
weather kept The ladies' at home last
week, but this evening there will be u
large class. On Saturday afternoon
the children will be instructed tree of
charge. Let the lillle ones go anu
have good time. AT the soiree
saturday evening number of new
dances Will be introduced, everybody
should attend. The music is good and
the charges low.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Set out IRE 9.

Everybody is beneftled by every tree
that is set oat and everybody should
endeav"r to do something towards the
general COED. While adding greatly
to his own pleasure through the added
beauty and comfort OF his place, trees
are great protection against extern sve
fires and while lovely to look at are
more than repayinr the trouble of at
tending them. As they increase in
size the greater amount of shade and
the greater depth of roots lessons the
demand for irrigation and in II few
years many Of the trees now requiring
water will be able to provide tor them.
selves from the moisture in the deep
earth. bout postpone The work until
money is more abundant. A years
growth cannot BIS purchased and it
would be better for those Intending to
remain here to deny them elves some.
thing else for the sake of getting few
fruit trees started and helping To make
home like and beautiful their own
places and the whole town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

them you will not need any medicine
for month. Truly our school fund
has done a good thing in bringing
amusements to the people of this
county and saving US the trouble of
going off to hunt them.
The Hidden Treasure Mine Is still
the leading mine IN Gillis District. It
has had long season of bonanza and
shows no sign of decrease in pro.
ductios.
Thon is taking lots of Photographs
by the instantaneous process they are
admitted by all to be the most natural
and life like made, in fact they speak
for themselves.
Knapp & Laws have just received II
large shipment of the choicest eastern
hams, bacon and lard direct from
Kansas City Mo, They invite inspec.
ton of the goods,
The steady north wind eools the air
faster than the sun can warm il and
rash fruit trees in this part OF the
State are regrelting their hasiy action
in putting out blossoms.
Several people are conteIno laling
mil. The first one at work will
make money as there is plenty of ore
in Hawthorne District, that only needs
saving in hauling TO pay for milling
While it is cold prepair for warm
weather. John MAYER will put an
arctic cooler in yeur house which
will sive you drinking water of just
the right temperature always on
draught.
The inaugural ceremonies of the
State University, will take place to.
morrow. Mr.. Willis the competent
Principal, Will see that all who attend
are pleased with the institution and its
prospects.
Star gazers with right sharp eyes
can detect the comet about mid.
night near the western horizon. II is
increasing in size and brightness. AT
lis nearest it will be within 10000,000
miles of the Earth.
The Garfield stage leaves Hawthorne
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
passing through Hawthorne District,
and returning Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays. Round trip to Garfield. So !;
to Lake Citv,S2 90.
Judging from our foreign dispatches
cholera of viruent character is al.
ready claiming many victims in France
and Italy. 1t is safe to predict that The
disease will be much worse there this
Summer than last. Many Americans
leave Tor their native land during the
next so days.
Belmont Courier: The Prussian
mil 10 stamp-will be removed 10
Ophir Canyon by the Chicago Mining
and Reduction Company. This Com.
pany will coon have thirty stamps a t
work on the oJe from the mine. In
creased bullion shipments will soon be
in order. Ophir is sure to be lively
camp this summer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Stocks Ranch.

Jakey Stocks new pump is now in
place. 1t will throw a our inch
stream and MS The well maintains an
ample supply, his irrigation problem
has been solved A large qualify Of
vegetables has been planted and farm
ing in the desert is now an established
fact.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

The following are the opening and
closing hours of Express. until fur.
ther notice.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express ofhoc
opens at 8 A. NJ; closes for north
At 10 40 A. NJ; closes for south NJ 2 ~
P. NJ. Office closes at 1880 p. NJ
: \. KNAPP, JR., Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

The following ar. the opening and
closing hours tor the Postotiice until
furthe" notice.
Postoffice, opens at Z 90 A. VI. Mai.
going north closes at 10 40 A NJ; saing
south closes at 2 40 ?. VI. Ofscs close
at Z 80 2. NJ.
+. A. Angel. p. M