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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25
FARMING LANDS:

5000. Farm Of 80 acres Of first class
land: small adobe house, barn, corrais. etc,
youn. orchard: situated on county road,
eight miles north OF this city. 81
5000. Forty acres OF choice land; If
teen acres OF a sandy. loan soil sloping 70
the so-th and west-very desirable land Tor
the Gu tivation Of hops; fifteen acres OF tim
Der balance meadow. nice farmhouse Of five
rooms. cellar, butIery, etc: young bearing
orchard, situated on Big Cottonwood Greek,
lust north and joining Walker Bros. farm,
eight miles south Of this city. y
$50 farm Of 20 acres. house Of two
rooms. situated miles northwest OF Deseret
Bank corner This Is surely q bar
gain. -
GONE FIVE-ACRE lots CLOSE TO CITY
- Full particulars as 70 pricf ana loea'ion
can be had upon application AZ my ONCE Il
cPrCIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
- land in Glendale Park within two
and A half miles Of this city. The successful
sinking of flowing wells in that vicinity W..
snrslv enhance the value Of this land. This
land land Is sold on the insta .menf plan
fortv-efgnt equal monthly instruments, VII
a low rae Of Interest
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HOUSES TO RENT.

10. House OF three 10 ms. pantry and
kitchen. Fourteenth Ward-s
8. House OF two rooms sna summer Kit
chen, Sixth Wsrd: liz -
Is, House Of six roomsi city water close
By. ..-,,-,s ,r,s 49,, -,
block from car line
%. House Of seven rooms, bath room,
etc. close 20 business -,-,-.,
o. House OF fOar rooms Three
AZ A. e,i Is residence, furnished on Brig
bs1 : rect: sor further particulars call
9 ny SlHG House Of eight rooms, Que block east
OF 10 Ia ~ Houss Of three rooms. city water
e'S = ~ 4oTse Of three rooms. Ninth Ward.
a. House OF two rooms and pantry. Nine
:. House Of three rooms Nineteenth
" So Horse Of eight roOTns. bath room, hot
and cold wster; car hnei Seventh Ward
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hood: half block from car line; Seventh
Ward. 81
500. A choice building lot, 47lSxl65
feet, south front, on car line, Twelfth
Ward. 2
sell any part of the lot At 500 per rod; stu
ated in the Sixteenth Ward, near .. c., u. <
r. G. and Q. & y. depots. a
500. Building lot 51l0 rods, good or
chard. plenty OF shade; stu ted IN the First
Ward, on car line. %
ESQ. Building LOT, 5x'O rods, one block
from car line, on First South Street; south
front; will "a psrt down, balance on time
payments. 80
TO alley way: east front; Close 70 car line,
Eighth WEd. IS
700. Building lot, 3x9 rods, with right
10 alley way; east front; close 70 car line.
Eighth Ward. 50
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wagesIn 1900.

The condition Of the wages cla-s Of
that day may be vel examined; 1t IS
full of instructions for social agitators.
In the great cities unskilled workmen
were hired by the day, bought their
own food and found their own lodgings.
But in the country, on the farms, or
wherever a hand Was employed on
some public work, they were fed and
lodged bv the employer and given few
doIfars a month. On the Pennsylvania
canals the diggeFs ate the cOarsest diet,
were housed in the rudest sheds, ana
paid IS n month from May 20 Novem-
Der. and S. a month IRON November TO
Nav. HOd-carriers and mortar mixers.
diggers, and choppers who, from l'S5
10 1890, labOred on the pu0hc ouildlnes
and cut the streets and avenues OF
Washington city. received $50 year, or
II the wished, so for all the work they
could perform from March lst 70 De
cember 10th. The hours Of woTk were
invariably from sunrise 20 sunset.
Wages at Albany and New York were
three shilhngs, OF, as money then vent
20 cents a day; at Lancaster = 20 Slu
month; elsewhere IN pennsylvania
workmen wer content with s. IN sum-
mer and IS in winter. At Baltimore
men were glad TO be hired az Is pence
dav. None. by the month asked more
than IS. At Fredricks burg the price OF
labor was from s. 20 s.. In Virginia
white men employed BY the year were
given Ei6 currency: slaves, when hired,
Z we're clothed and their master paid Il
a month. A pound Virginia money was,
/ in federal money. $50. The average
rate OF wages the land over wa. there
fore. SIS 3 year. with foo and, per
maps. lodging. Out Of this small sum
the workman must. With bis wiie's help.
! maintain his family. Mc3iaster' s
History Of the People OF The United
states
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i,eOO. Fine building lot, 4xIO rods,
south from, Eighteenth Ward.
1000 Two full lots (cornel 2Dx20 rOds,
Tenth Ward. Here is bargain Tor some
$50. East front building lot. good loca-
ton and MT far from business.
1850 Full lot, lOx0 rods, seventh
Ward. ueighbOrhOod and nice lOcstion-
1000. Bu lding los. SxlO. close by See
me for particu ars-
Several building lots In Nineteenth Ward
a. 500 each, and on the tnstalment plan
Also large number Of lots in dit rent parts
Of the civ on which a small amount only Is
asked % be paid down, balance in install
ments % suit purchasers Cal ana ger
300. Full lot. IOxIO rods, near Twentieth
Ward schOolhoGse. or viii sell half
500. B Hiding 10. 65zxlo rods, not far
$50. Nice building lot. 21zx1O. First south
1000. Southeast corner building lot on
Brigham street, ye-y nice location.
1000. Eastfront building Lot. IS rods
frontage, with right Of alley Retired locs-
ton aud vet not Tar from business.
800 Corner Lot, 5xlO rods, Twenty
6rst ward.
900. Full Lot, Twenty first ward. Chance
for & iaboring nan
1000. Choice building lot, sx1O rods.
near Eagle Gate. Nice location, hydrant
water and close 20 business, are some Of the
points which should attract attention 20 this
FOR RENT.
10 Four pom house and summer XII
chen
IR. Four room ho1s-. close
IS Eight room furnished house. hydrant
" Ter. car line
.. Two rooms aud buitery.
1850 A rneiy furnished room, Wlth
bathroom sttached. for single gentleman
keteIences required
Z. Thereon house and summer kit
chen
rs Five room new cottage, hydran
ELEGANTLY furnished and eomuodious re.
sideuce on Brigham street. See me for par
. ticu1ars.
Is six-roon brick house, lytran
I wa-er. car line
/ seveu-ro1n, Erst ciass~residence, hydran
water. bath room. gas. etc, al IN No
Z condition. First south Street., Twelfth Ward
I see me for terms.
IS Right RON house, city water, clos,
50. Sine-room house, ho- and cold Wase
range. Twelfth Ward.
4 rE.-ro0m house, Nineteenth Ward 4
-. Bushes shop.
-. Business shop
2o Ei-htroom new. House. hydrai
81. sixroou ues brick House. Twelif
ward.
y. Especial Attention give
70 the care and management
properties Of both residents ar
non-residents and 20 the executic
OF all kinds Of commissions IN q /
lEns o. business.
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HOUSES AND LoTs FOR SALE.

~ 800. Another form bargain. this
time jusf east Of Sandy; Is0 acres pd,suted,
farm he's a large sprtHg q pure and CO stdntiy
Touring trdtcr, trhich, triih other ru,er rights
rested ~ The place, irsures 70 purrhGsfTs
Herer.fGiling suPPly To PGrties Of HmitSd
easy terms Of half dorm, and balance on
LOIS Three-room new houss. sumner
kitchen. porch and eellsr; conner lot; OK
reds TWeuty-frSt Ward uear Brigham
street. See me for terms.
Five-r0Om house near by. Fourteenth
Ward: tine location and land va liable.
1000. Four room adobe house, lot 2lSN
reds rice orchard. sixth East Street; a
cheap place for the price asked.
A choice corner, two block " 81 OF Main,
on Second South Street. is offer. q Tor q short
time only. and AZ 4 bargain: % ras So feet
west front b. 90 north front, With dive ling
house OF several rooms.
1000. FOur-rOOm house on Main street,
/ 10. Sxi0 rods. choice location a. q uae sur
rounding; 10 per cent discount Il taken
within thirty days.
e,5Op s.x-r1om. sOlid-bui'r house. Gel
/ Tor, grainery. etc. corner lot 5X5 rods. wen
/ tieth ward. near Brigham aud Firm East
Streets. A bargain Cause 1t selling-re-
/ mOval
| 500. Three room house. vel built nd
| nearly new choice locfripp. Twentieth
Ward, lot 21zxio rods south front; cheap.
A choice location close fn Metropolitan
rooms, which could be reared 10 pay fair
interest on the investment See me for par
ticulars.
4,25O. An eight room fne brick house,
with closets. bath rOou and cellar,
Eighteenth Ward. lot sxlO rods. barn and
Outhouses. etc
il Farm Of 40 scrss either n whole or in
pert onlp three mI.es- irOm the city. plenty
OF water. See me- for particulars
Business property IN Provo. / have lOS
feet frontage by Il rods deep. in the centre
and business portion Of Provo City, which 1
will sell either In parcels TO salt, or the
whole. Call for particulars
| 49,, 1,6OO SixrOOm adobe cottage,
1tfnI Nineteenth Ward. lot 4X6iz rods,
Niil east front, good Deighh0rhOOd; con-
WlII venientt car line. VIII exchange
for I've stock II desired
| - 600. TworOOm new rustic house,
, Ei= adobe lined, Eighteenth Ward lat2
/, x5l4 rods
5000. A finely finished. hve-roOm
rick House, for which you pay 5000 down
lalance in instruments 10 suit, with only {
> rer cent. interest per annum. and long time
or balance. Embrace the rara opportunity
. $50. FOur-rOom House, near car line
Twenty first ward; cheap little place.
. 1880. FOur-rOOm House, Ninth ward
large lot; owner anxious TO sell. chancl
;. fora bargain
$500 Five-roOm briel
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c. ANDeRsows COLUMN.
FRED. C. ANDERSON.
REAL ESTATE
Loan Agent,
0fies in Basement under Nc 'srniSk &
Co.'S Bank, 80 ESiu Street..

WILL sEARCH RECORDS, . no TITLES
Rates OF Interest, Rent Houses, Collect
Rents and Interest. Make out Deeds, Mort
cages. Leases, Powers Of Attorneys Bonds,
wills, ETC., On short nOtlce aud moderate
ueht and sold. NOTARY PUBLIC
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speci6I Notice. have large rgEsbsr Of
6perties on ~ bOoks FOR SAFE, ranging
prices from SEQ % 5000, rhieA 90 s0t
{ positive bargains.
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The Mirror

is no hatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter taller
Magnolia Balm is thecharm-
eT that almost chats the
tookiag-gIass-
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y. Special Attention give
70 the care and management
properties of both residents ar
non-residents. and 20 the executic
of all kinds of commissions in n
kns o. business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25

10000 Eastern and local money - .o'n
\ approved City q County kesi estate,
sums Of $50 % and upwar1s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25

WHEN DOCTORS carr :.slP you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic tliTlr for
vour Throat and Lungs. For salt al
a. c. Smith & Co.'S Drug store. Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25

WHAT WILL CURE THROAT
AND LUNG TROUBLES Gilmore's
Magnetic ELIXIR. For sale at A. c
Smith & Co.'S Drug store IL
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-10
No Floods Anticipated.

CINCINNATI, April 10. During the
eight hours ending at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning the Ohio river mas
risen only two inches. There is every
reason TO hope that it will begin to re-
cede in a few hours, aud that it Will
not reach fifty.six feet.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-The up>
par Ohio and upper Mississippi rivers
will fall. The Ohio river from Mariet'
ia to Cairo will rise decidedly, as vii
also the Mississippi from Cairo to New
Orleans. Elsewhere the rivers gene
rally will fall. Cautionary signal
will continue at Indianola and Calves
ton.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-10

BUFFALO, April 10.--The CONNER
cial publishes interviews with James
Mooney, ex.president of the Irish
National League of America Rev.
Father Cronin, ,one of the leading mem
bers of the League; Ansel M. J. Smith,
president OF the local branch, and
other prominent Irish-Americans
They all cordially indorse Gladstone''
Irish policy.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-10
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Op motion
of Mr.. st. Martin, of Louisiana,
night session was ordered for the 18Th
of May for the consideration of resolu
tions relative to the death of Michael
Hahn, late representative from the
State of Louisiana.
Mr.. Forney, of Alabama, asked
unanimous consent for presentation
and consideration of the joint resolu-
tion making an appropriation for
the relief of sufferers from the floods in
Alabama.
The chair laid before the Senate a
letter from Mr.. Fairchild, acting
secretary of tho treasury transmitting
a letter from the secretary ofthe inter'
ior submitting an estimate OF $20,O0t
as the AMOUNT necessary to complete
the investigation of Indian depredat'
ions.
Mr.. Stanford submitted the creden
tials of Hon. George Hearst. Th
credentials having been read the nev
senator was escorted to the desk b.
Mr.. Stanford, where president pro
TEN Sherman administered the oath
Office.
Senator ingalls,, by request, intro
duced a bilLto provide for the appoin
nent of board of arbitration to e.
anime aud settle differances betwet
railroad companies and their er
ployes.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-10

CHICAGO, April IVA Aai e"'
SPECIAL say: Two men wounded ln
fight died yesterday. Red
.ur.,s show five If Bota's pariisans
k illen and len wound 3D.. There were
five funerals yesterday. Business lsi
practically suspended. The BelknaPd
rifles arrived by special train Thu sday !
night. The following petition, signed
l"Many C,tizens," was leiesraphed
the governor yesterday morning; i've
understand that Sss,c troops are OH the
way here TO preserve peace. Wam'st
earnestly protest against ate tro"ps
beius s,,iaced uud r. control ur direction
os rne authorities Of Laredo or Wabh
county aud n,ra especially that me
sheriff has M, control of the mem"
City Marshal Bayard gives your
correspondent This stat. meht as the
cause of Thursdays out break: The
Bo,as imported meu from Mexico ana
defeated our ticket So they under
took 10 insult by burning our party IN
i effiyy. The boys would not have II
that way, and we could not restrain
them when they saw the Botas headed
bv the city and county Officials carry
ing Winchesters and marching TO the
: plaza to bury the Huaraches. Al
, though outnumbering four to one, the
/ Huaraches gave the Botas gooo
thrashing. Bayard was candidate
!. for reselection. He has made goct
record as an officer aud his friends VII
contest the election. Our correspon
dent was received by Col. Barnard a
his residence in. Fort Mcintosh yes
'e terday evening and received the 1o'
8 lowing statement from him l ex
AZ pected the trouble and did not wait
=. be requested by either party, bt
> marched my men down double-qulc
e on hearing the first shots. l kne
i'll that Sheriff Sanchez was leader
the Bota party, and that City Marsh
Bayard was Hurache'S leaoe
y Therefore there was no legal authori
ers to protect men and women when 4
ct. conflict commenced. I acted Who'll
iii on my own responsibility in the
ow terest of humanity. There is no Stt
law that authorizes my action. L
emergency did not admit of delay,
AIS I determined to get authority from
'es- war department. l never saw t
parties better prepared than were
combatants when they saw our soldi
3 * file in between them. If necessary
ion could, however, justify my action Z
Ar moved against the invaders fr
!. Mexico, as I have knowledge of nu
o'u bers Of men coming over from N
blu Laredo, Mexico, carrying arms,
hael skiffs. Thirly-two carbines ham
the over to me last night are such
never saw anywhere except in
Mexican civil service. shall kee
,ked detachment of troops on guard at
tion postoffice, customhouse and matte
a, bank until the State troops arr
'o," Coronel Barnard's action was hit
1oi com mended by all yesterday. 1t
Is in admitted the battle would have
kept up all night end hundreds K
had he not acted promptly.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-10
Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH
'rhe Irish G Government.

LONDON, April 10. The newspapers
throughout Great Britain and Ireland
G nusnpnt at great length on Mr.. Glad
stone's scheme for Irish government.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17
EASh Learned n I.cSson

A young recruit recently enlisted 1t
Camp Hancock, near Atlanta, while
tile county was threatening waf with
Mexico, and he inlehded to make a
good soldier. 0ht day he wins on
guard duly, add WIS SLOWLY slipping
along When an oifcsf appreciated.
After the usual salute tie oIiicef said
"Let me see YOUR gnh."
The raw recruit hahded over his
Springfield rifle, and a pleasant e1-
pession slole over his lace.
said in d tone of deepes, disgust;
"Youfe a line soldier, You've
given up your gun, and how what are
you going to dol" -
The young Albanian turned pale,
and, reaching to for Ms hip bocket,
drew big six.shooter, and, preparing
for business, said In touo that could
not be misunderstood.
"Gimtne that gun or LII bl5w a hole
through you in a pair'r minutesi",
The otiicer INSTANTLY decided not TO
monkey any iurthst with the raw re.
cruit, and the yan wis promptly sur.
rendered.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17
sarah Berunardt aAd her Cigar.

Apropos Of Bernhardt's pugilstjo
penchant, says II Brussels correspond
ent Of the Pnliadelphiu Press, Sarah
was once travelling in a tirstclass rail
way compartment from Brussels 10
Paris. Just as the train steamed out
of the station in this city She found
herself alone with an Old gentleman
who happened TO be afflicted Win II
very bad cough. Actresses; like
children, have no pity ior such mis-.
fortunes; and, OF course, she did not
mean to be deprived of her habtual
smoke. so she lit.a cigarette, and IN
u very short time the little compart-
ment Was quite filled with Y cloud Ut
sIuoke-to the horror and consterna.
.tlon Of the old gentleman, wht,sc feat
ures grew dark and llvid with The un-
wonted exercise 10 which his lungs
were being subjected. Pardon, MA,
damel" lie gasped, pardon but | am
too ill TO support the smoke vi your
cigarette" III you are," cried oarah,
."yoI can ust open these windows
fne fresh air will revive you" IL can
not do that" was the replyI' AS ii
would only asgravate my cold, aud,
besides, permit me To remind madame
that this is no smoking compartment"
Permit ME to remind ihousleur," eY.
claimed Sarah indignantly That | am
not to be tritied with in this mshlou.
Hold your tongue, or | will compel
you 10 do sol" The old man protested
against this ihsolence, but his protesta.
tions were lut short by pair ol tisti.
cubs, applied to both OF his cheeks by
the irascieie actress. Az The first STA
zion AZ winch the train stopped the old
man got down and told the station.
master that there was raving luantic in
the compartment be had just lett An
inquiry was instituted ON the spot,
win the result that Sarah, after receiv.
my sharp reprimand. was allowed to
proceed with her smoke and journey
in peace.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17

A stranger, WHO had just arrived q,
country hotel in Arkansaw ", became
irvolved In distussion with tile clerk.
Finally, the straager, striking the
rough pihe cdnhtef NTH his fist sx.
claimed: yzrFtr=~
"You are the biggest liar Id Arkan
sas!' ,
The clerk instead Of becoming ofeh.
ded said:
"Let me see YOU Minute, PLEASE. :"
He drew the stranger aside ana re.
marked.
"who told you,"
"Who told me &hatf'
THAT am TIE Biggest liar In the
State"
mo Une.'
"Theti how did yoa hnd it ou,r
Il knew it at gahce'
"My friend" said the clerk, affection.
ately, placing ono haod OH the sttan.
gers shuhlder.l"yon are the sharbest
man ever saw: 1t tS6k me long
time TO find it out, but am the biggest
liar in the State. If you were as good
a judge 3f boss as ydu are Of man
you could soon get fich in this cdnn.
try, Stay at our hdiisG as ldhg DC you
please and 1t shall i0t cost yot a cent.
You will uot fnd place Id this coun.
try where genius Is admired as much
as ut this hotel
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17
aNE, EsMERALDA COUNTY, NEvy NOVEMBER IT, 1885,


"hiie We we're trahping over the
oatlie fields around Marietta, Ga. the
young man tom Connecticut grew
sweet on the pretty daughter OF the
widow with whom we boarded. 1t
was love at 6rst sight, aud they wen,
ii heavy. Our guide had been an old
reb SOLDIER and &heh he saw how
things were going winked the girl TO
seat on the wash bench behind the
house and said; :
snow, E,cy this ere orter stop.s :,
.gsWliat 'ereE
"In love with that fellerl"
"Hain't rigbtf" .5... 1850.
No, gal. Me,n your old father
served in ths RANKS together we cum
home calkerlatin 10 hate 'em as long as
we lived. 'Twohldn' he Figh, fur
you to go back on your dad that way"
Jim Skute," she replied. a. she
stood up 10 wate her arms" mebbe yer
never heard notnin' bout brigin, the
bloody chasm and shakin, hands
across the last ditch. l know pap was
fighter but after he'd bech home u
year or Two, long tame a Sank one
day looking for land. he had u bottle
O. whiskeU aud he and pap sat down
on this very Bench and 1T them old
fights over until both got drunk and
tell In a heap.
When they woke up they began TO
shake and bridge. and they kept
it up till the Yank hurrahed for Gen
Lee anu dad hollefed for Geh. Grant
now yon shntil II yon don't want to
bridge YIN can stub atonud with your
hose stnt& mp and yonr knees out to
the weather. bnt don't you gB 10 intler.
Ing with mel Dad bridged, MANS brid.
ged, and TN goin' to climb out Of the
last dicth and .hustle for a Yaukse
husband" btsa
They were engaged before We teft-
Free Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17
THE VALE OF EAST wAhmEa.

Written for the BULLETIN, by Katerpe.l
FROM its source in the mountains above
Bridgeport Town
Through picturesque region East Walker
flows down.
Resem bling u serpent in its devious way.
The coiJ ripping water glides swiiliy away
'Tis crooked old river, Uncertain at best,
First flowing TO the easlwsru, and then 10 the
west.
The main course being nor Inward, TIL with
1t enters Lake Walker through wild. en-
boacaurs.
In the Sais Of ksss Walker, close by the clear
stream,
"Aere birds sing in spring.ims and n.lds
There stands small cottage, a neat cosy
toms,
Which froyidSnee kindly permits me To swn.
For long time wandered, in search of
That suited exactly my sxqusit taste.
Ger hills, and through valleys, acroes the,
the wide plain
Down IA the great ocean, my search WAS in
vain.
AT Last the idea came Into my mind,
That the coveted Eden was too hard to find
So ceased from nay travels, rcsbiving to
In ths Vale Of East Walker till life. latest
day.
In front Of ny dwelling are moun,s,.s so
That lhey have ssmbhncs of reaching the
sky
Mt Grant and Mt Cory in grandeur appear.
SAow-crowned and rsspisndent three fsurtns
uf the year.
'Tis there that the Storm.king, so wrathful
and strong
/ irst gathers his forces, then rushes along
win cloud Tor chariot, and the wind Tor
asteed
The Tyrsnt advances with wonderful speed.
As two Of the elements are Al his command,
he often runs riot all over ths iaud.
flow Wild Is the prospect, with anne my frame
thrills,
Whenever the Sterm- king descsnds from the
Away from the bustle, and turmoih and
strife,
Of great crowded cities, I'm spending my
This Vale, SO .csiadcd, is dear to my hart,
For the beauties OF Nature excel those Of Art.
How sweet is a pleasant spring morning to
whcr. the birds ~atble gayly, all happy and
free,
'1ir then that ramble through fields cool
and green
On the banks of East Walker, that seauliful
stream.
Accomplished only BY brave Francoise, s'
walk undernevth the Balm Gilead trees,
Not needing the progress or inroads of time,
n Fart feat Aa N rs in hn, Al.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17

" don't think much of the men,
taking them as class. good, bad and
indifferent" remarked a Chicago belle
Yes" returned her companion. 81
lea the same way. Come to think of
it though. hate the Indifferent worst
of all." 't
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17

A specialist can never make good
conversalic nalist. His mind runs al
ways II, the sAs,e groove.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-17
NEW AMn ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS

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ullNmote money than at anything else b y
W In taking an agency for the b st selliI
lookout Beginners succeed Hrandly MOI
fail, Terms free. HAJLETT BooB Co., POI
land Mime