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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05

piece made very entertaining and
creditahle pertorifiance When the
three boys Ike Tobriner, Ross Meder
and Sam Plat sahg Tie "rhfee Jolly
Sailor Boys" In costume the boys in the
sallery-that is the young men in the
cerners front twehty.nne up 10 Judge
Cfdcker and Jim Carrigan-made The
door sliake; The boys belbng To
Mtdet's Juvenile GomBioail6a and
July realized all expectations
Too innch praise can hot be given
10 bur Carson friends who 50 kindly
volunteered for the occasion. Miss
Fanny Dorsey in the song with guitar
aecompanymeht was enthusiastically
applauded, and Of Miss Parkinson's
abilities as Il voGalisi The trumpet of
Fame Will doubtless sodn De- The medi.
um III ihf6fMalidh In conclusion
Inc exhlbil,bn Mas II hnaneal success
aud the sihUb,n and perfect MANNER in
which ii was Conducted reflects credi,
upon the incuslry and organizing
rapacily Of MIR Il, B. pixley who in
addition TO his talent as vocalist con.
tribuled, for some lime his unremil.
ting care to the arrangement of the
details.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05

The Truckee Republican, of Wednes.
day, Says;
Truckee was the first To start Il steam
laundry, and like everything else that
II does, accomplished it in The mos,
approved manner. The very latest
and BEST machinery was purchased.
the hest laundrymen That could be
employed in San Francisco were Sc.
cured, and all appliances known to
the trade were purchased The man.
agement was composed of the besi
business men IN Truokee, but Of men
who had large business interests of
Their own That required personal ut.
tention. They were dependent UPON
others to gather work and secure
patronage, and have been putting up
from their own pockets The deficits In
purchasing of machines, erecting
buildings, and other sources. The
original amount subscribed did not
cover the original cost of the laundry,
and as he deficiency had to he made
up, they have done so. In consequence
thereof, they have decided TO sell the
entire laundry at a price equivalent To
one half Of its original cost, to any en-.
terDrising man who will take hold CT
IL and run it, 1t is an opening that
is very seldom offered. and will have
no trouble in selling. Lei some man
who thoroughly understands, The bus
mess, take hold Of il, aud there is no
reasonable excuse why he should not
make profitable venture. Their "for
SALE notice appears elsewhere, and
should receive immediate attention.
As, if not sold, the laundry will be
closed down the first OF the month.
No Chinese need apply to purchase
the laundry. A Chinaman can never
again work in this community. Should
the laundry close down, an oppotiu-
nifty will be given white women. but
il is believed that It will be IN com.
pe.eni hands next week, who will run
1t in the interests of The public.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
County Commissioners.

The Board OF County Commission.
ers met on Monday present Chairman
D. ii. McNctt, aud j. w. Hogan, P
M. Bowler District Attorney, L. N
Farwell Clerk.
1t was ordered that John Forbes be
appointed Treasurer in place Of j b
Hiskey, deceased, and that his official
bond be fixed al 10000.
Upon petition of citizens of Aurora,
Geo. Goodrich was appointed super.
visor of Road District No. 4, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
E. P. Davis.
Ordered that John Sullivan be ad.
mited TO the County Hospital.
The addition bonds of the following
officers were filed and approved: f.
H, Rice, County Auditor; Louis
Lanoix, supervisor Road District
No. l0i E. B. Cushman, sheriff; DEN
Holland, J uslice of the Peace Of Town.
ship IS.
The following reports of County
Officers were examined and filed ;
Sheriff, Auditor, Clerk.
The following Township officers
reports were examined and filed; G,
B. Snow, j. p, Township 90; Dan.
Holland j. p. Township 10; s. V.
Avery j.. p, Townships; w. II. Aiken
j. p, Township 2; Robert Spence,
Constable, Township Is.
Ordered that J. S. Longabaugh be
released from The bond of w. w.
Booth, Constable of Township Is.
Tuesday, May 4tn.
John Forbes too the oath Of Office as
County Treasurer, and his bond was
accepted and approved.
The money IN the Treasury was
counted and found correct and The
new Treasurer was placed in charge of
The office.
Adjourned to this morning.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
Only Half Alive.

There IRE hosts ofmen and women who, to
coin u phrase, are only half alive. That is 10
say, they have seldom if ever any appetite,
are nervous, weak, 6dgetty and troubled by
numberless small pains and aches. In the
presence of vigorous, eXuberant vitality they
seem mere pigmies. such persons are usually
fond OF frequently dosing themselves, swaI-
lowing in the course ofthc year enough drugs
to stock any apoihecary 'sshop ofaverage div
mensiohs. This, OF course ,rleieats instead OF
furthering the end in view, VIZ, the recovery
OF health and vigor, Were they TO seek it from
nm uniailing source of vitality, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, how different would be their
case. Then vigor wouidretuln to their debili-
tated frames, the glow OF health to their wan
cheeks, their trembling uncertain gait would
grow frm and elastic, appetite, that grandest
of all sauces, would give relish for the daily
food, Were 1t eyer so coarse, and refreshi lg
sleep would crown the Tasks OF the day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
,i,sh 68HRty liaiAs.

Tbs following neWs ilems are frcm
this Lyon County fifsiss ST last samr.
day;
Last Thursday afternoon Allie
Campbell had Il NARROW escape from
runaway. The horse started before he
could get hold of the reins and get
into the buggy. He hung on to the
animal however; ald managed 10 stop
him.
John j. Brainley an old California
pioneer was visiting friends il Dayton
this week, he leaves for the Yuba
early heSt week rs prospect Il gravel
claim located 6S him in 1858, but on
account 81 aiher enterprises he has
not tNhfe ibhnd time 10 PROSPECT 1t
Is 10 he hnptd That Success Will attend
his Investigation.
The time ID not iar distant now
Wh"n the Rea dredging machihg wilt
oeEln operations III the Ued OF ;he
Carson river Those who are connected
with the scheme are confident tibet the
Company will secure the largest part
of the $4,000 worth of buicssilvef
and amalgala that is nnh going into
the river every month from The mills.
Last Wednesday, either in The after
noon or early ir The evening; some
sneak thief entered the Occidental
Hotel and stole in the mel ghborhood of
800 from the bedroom of Mr.. and Mrs
Fox. The money was hidden Under
the mattress, so whoever it Was that
took il must have been well posted
This Is the lhild robbery that has oc-
Cured last month, and no one has been
arrested or even suspected. 1t is safe
to say that the same party did all the
work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05

The following items are from the
Bishop Greek Rtgistef Of last Thursday +.
We are informed thu George Storey
has new machinery OH the why from
San Francisco for n Mill tor The Polem
mine, To be erected just across the
river from this place. He Is man TO
make the whole business n success. 1t
is sAid that The mill ut the Casey mine
will BE ready to start up In about four
weeks.
Pursuant to notice a special rs well
as regular meeting of the directors
and Stockholders of the Owens River
Canal Compan WAS held on Saturday
last P. w. Forbes, Vice Presidetn, in
The chair
BY IN unanimous vote, representing
two thirds of The subscribed stock, the
by laws were amended to the follow
ing effect: No ST. ckbolders to be as.
sessed for expenses of construction or
future repairs upon any division Of
the canal below the division from
which such stakeholder may divert
water by virtue Of his stock; but no
pro rata, all stock holders to he assessed
for cost of right of way and damages
10 The lower end of the third division.
al or hear A. Waylahd's house.
Ordered, that suitable force I've put
on not later than Monday next. May
I'd, to begin and continue the con
struction of the canal, pursuant to
survey and plan.
DR.. II II. Howell was chosen Super.
lnlcndenh
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
The North star.
InlcnIeiiil

The following digest OF Superinten-
dent john II. Hlmmnnd's report OF
the workings on the North Star Con.
solidated VIII show what may be ex.
pectei from systematic work ia Haw-
thorne District.
Daley cut No. liz feet in length
8 feet face ~ teet ledge.
Daley cut No. Ala feet long,
foot iaee--ledge feet
Daley shaft No. 1-2S feet deep-16
inch ledge.
Nellie cut No. la feet long dge
21a feet.
Nellie shaft No 1--25 feet deep
east drift 90 lect-north drift e9 leet
ledge IS inches.
Nellie shaft No. 2-l4 feet deep all
in ledge matter
Nellie shaft No. 2-14 feet deep-6
foot ledge.
North Star shaft No. 1-16 feet dee ,
all in ore.
All this ore is of fair grade and
some OF 1t is very good. In this claim
alone just with the present develop.
merit 1t will be seen that there is suf
hcett ore for mill
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
DISTRICT COURT.
May Term, 1sse-Ron. NJ. A. Muf
ply Judge.
MONDAY, May Sd 1886.
A. Nichols vs. A. Woodruff-Passed:

MONDAY, May Sd 1886.
A. Nichols vs. A. Woodruff-Passed:
State Of Nevada vs. A. c. Ellis No.
1125- Placed on calendar default of
defendant entered--Same title No.
0--Placed ON calendar, defendants
default entered.
Taylor Bros vs.. ii. s. Brooks ct al
Placed on calendar. On motion ahd
by stipulation filed. Ordered that
judgment be entered against defehd.
ants.
Southern Belle t3hld and Silver
Mining Company VS.. Holmes Mining
Company-Placed on calendar. On
petition, and bond filed, ordered that
go further proceedings in This cause
be had in this court, and that the suit
be removed to the U 5. Circuit Court
for the 9th Circuit District of Nevada.
Estate of r. J. Meaders, deceased
Time for hearing petition of j. H.
Stralton for letters of administration
fixed for May 14th 1885.
Estate of Edward Fitzpatrick, de-
ceased -iearing Of petition of J. Ii.
Strait IN for letters of administration
fixed for May 14th 1885,
TUESDAY, May 4th, 1886.
Tbos. E. Bangs native of Canada
was made a citizen.
Adjourned to Thursday at 10 AN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
Letters Uncalled For.

The following unclaimed letters
were in the Hawthorne Postof1ice on
May ist
Borques, Sr. On. Miguel.
Cox, Samuel L.
Fowler, Ed Nd.
Gadin, j. B.
Hodrick, r. T.
Hawthorne, VIM.
Huntoob, Mrs.
Lawloi5 Abe.
Lucott, N.
Mersith, Alexander
Moralis, Sr. Dn. Felipe.
Meagher, D. Il.
McClelland; Alex.
Noll, Albert.
Quiliei, Segnere Pietfo.
Rebole, l..
Thyme, VIM.
Persons calling for any OF the above
viii please say advertised letters.
F. A. ANGELO, P. NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
Another OLD Resident Die. suddenly,

East Monday MIR. 0. Klmball of
Aurora, known to his friends us "Dea.
con-" died at Auburn, California. of
Inflammation of the bowels. The
first known of his fatal attack, was a
telegram received, ordering convey.
ance for his renal us to Aurora. They
arrived on the train yesterday after
neon and We're taken on through with
ont delay. Mr. Il mbal was one of
the Oldest cisizens of Esmeralda
County and was universally respected.
For many years be has been in poor
health and has sought relief in many
places, but the news OF his d alh was
altogether unexpected He leaves IL
large circle of friends To mourn his
loss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05

Tom Peci's mine in North Canon,
f. rarigg, is showing y quantity of
fen gold rock. There are two lodges
F'ca OF which assays well and improves
I work progresses. A lot Of ole will
P00a be milled at Cat Creek.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05

''eports from the nindley mine in
'ne'd, are to the effect that 1t is
'a''anlly improving and now prom.
W out-rank the ether rich mines
mat rich district.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
SAMPLES.

low Creek:
Mrs. Meder; Of Carson; WAS at the
entertainment.
John Warner; of Kinkead, was in
town OH Monday.
Gentlemens' fashionable neekwear
at o. F. Tay lot's.
Mr. s Mrs. Nei5ecker of Bellevile,
were in town Saturday.
Send to E. P. Lovejoy. at Wahuska
Tor all kinds of produce.
Three hundred pounds OF babbit
metal for sale at this office.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale at
Wabuska, by E. P. LoyeJoy
Jas. Yerington has been quite i'll
since he has been in Carson.
Mrs. E. W. Clark and Mrs. West
Clark are visiting Candelaria.
D. Rosenthal will take charge of the
Lake View House on the 10th.
Miss Hardy was visiting the family
of Judge Murphy. on Saturday.
A set of double buggy harness for
sale cheap, enquire at this office.
Miss Currie and Mrs. Dana Brown
returned to Carson last Saturday.
Moss has struck good ore in one of
his claims in Hawth orne District.
On next Monday Hogan will begin
delivering ice in any quantity desired.
Henry Tucker has left Hawthorne
to make his future home in California
Mrs. Torp formerly of Virginia City,
has come to make her home in Haw-
thorne.
Miss Nellie Parkinson and Miss
Fannie Dorsey returned to Carson last
Sunday.
The incest assortment of Ladies and
Misses hats ever seen in Hawthorne,
is now at Taylof's.
Good Cabbage, potatoes and fresh
Mason Valley egge for sale by T. P.
Lovejoy, Waubuska.
A carload of fine-booded Hereford
cattle arrived in Hawthorne last week,
tor Archy Harrington.
Fresh buttermik every Tuesday and
Friday at Wabuska. Sehd can with
order to E. P. Lovejoy.
Bourbon Whisky, Holland Gin,
French Brandy and California Wines
at the Peoples Cash Store.
Try Cognac Cocktails chewing
tobacco at Van Alstne's. The best
plug ever put ON the market.
Geta bottle of that liquid glue at r.
H. Wrights and repair your shoes,
furniture, crockery, glassware etc.
A. Morrison has been shipping some
very rich silver lock from the Ibe4
mine in Silver Star District near New
Boston.
]. w. Hogan has large quantity of.
fne ice ready for delivery in any
quantity, from twenty-five cents worth,
upward.
The Nevada printing offices ARE
alarmed about fire. Bancrofl's dsasier
has reminded them that extensive es.
Adjustments are subject to the usual
risks
: Thorn is taking lots of photographs
Oy The instantaneous process they are
admitted by all to be the most natural
and life like made, in fact they speak
Tor themselves.
While it is cold prepair for warm
Weather. John Mayer will put an
arctic cooler in your house which
Will give you drinking water of just
The right temperature always on
uraught.
The Garfield stage leaves Hawthorne
tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
passing through Hawthorne District,
and returning Tuesdays, Fridays and
sundays. Round trip to Garfield, So;
70 Lake Cily,$2 80. X
While romping will, little child al
Lining last Tuesday, Perley Plane ac
0"en'ly dropped his pistol. One
oh'mber discharged, Sending its ball
through one of his wrists and then
through one Of the child's wrists.
souunately, no serious wound was
inaicted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
Tcstinion al Of the craig 70 ding
ff' Incubator.
(See advertisement elswhere)
Elizabethtown. N. j.

Elizabethtown, N. ..
F. d. Craig:
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in in.
forming you that the incubator pur.
chased of you last June has given
entire satisfaction and | consider my
fist atlemp at raising poultry com.
picle success. As it cost nothing to
run il, und as the time and labor
which it requires is very trivial one
must certainly prefer to all Others.
have examined very carefully many
different kinds If incubators aud can
trulhtuiy say prefer 1.-The Craig" to
amy Other that | have yet seen.
W. Walter Durand
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-05
Copper 4uotAstons.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets
lngot-l.ake, IA @ll3sc; baltImor,
standard, 1914 lie " ID.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23
Lemons for NfalarIa.

The newest remedy for malaria il sds
vertised 10 the drug storeslas the Roman
cure. II is described as the discovery
OF physician In the missma.ic old city
OF the Ca ,ars and the poutiffs, where
malaria is included with every lodging
without extra charge 10 the bin. II Com
sists simply OF lemons cut mp. peel and
ell, and boiled. the juice being taken cold
on Oh empty stomach. The pharmacists
claim that 1t has cured cases sd stubborn
that qainine had 40 more eject on, them
than sugar or salt. The method OF prep.
aration is so simple that suy one can
make an experiment who chooses
The lemon must be cut up in small
pieces, rind and pulp. each good-siz ID
lemon being allowed pint o! water -
When the water has boiled down to hall
a pint the medicine is done It must
then be strained through cloth and put
by to cool 1t is sour enough to give q
marble bust wry face The dose ID
from ateaspoonful to o tablespoonful,
according to the stsving powers OF the
patients stomach, taken an hour before
meale.
Like the hot-water cure. won ierful
stories are commencing to 6oat around
about the lemon cure. aad it bids fair to
become very popular. A physician Who
is member OF aud has many patients
In the Ne* York Athletic Cub, inform
ed the ssNewa" reporter that he had been
giving concentrated lemon in malaria
cases for nearly year, and nov scarcely
ever uses q1inine.s The new remedy
does all the work OF qninine without sf.
fecting the nerves OF, the head a. quinins
certainly does.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23
The Peculiarities Of Law.

. "But l tell you they can't put you in
Jail. They just can't. and that's tue long
and short OF IT." said lawyer to client
in prison.
"Well, ding it oil, I'm here, ain't ?"
"Not according to law, you sin't."
"But ] am according to the cold facts
in the case, aud l want to get out."
"Well, yes; it might seem to any body
not familiar with the statute that you
were really incarceraied, but"
"Seemi Thunderation! I'm locked
up and you know It."
"Not legally, my dear sir; not legally.
In Law you are as free as . thunder
gusts" -. g'.... !,
81 don't care where I am in Law I
know where I am myself, and ! want to
get out"
According to the statute you're out
on the street ct this minute" "a 1
"But, according TO common sense. l
amt anything OF the kind. I'm 10 . box
as tight as though vas nailed up in
one and I want to get out. . -
s.1n law yon are out." " ,.a
.In reality I'm in" -,. -,
"You cant end single scrap OF law
that allows 'em TO lock you up.' 81
"Hesvens and earth, msniy ! don't
want to. | want to nrd Law enough 70
get me out" -, .,...s. !,
"Thatll be hard thing y dos my
~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23

ssEESome men don't seem Z, under.
stand the difference between politicsl &C.
seltions and business facts, Three OF
four days before election q Baltimore
lawyer made speech in q country vii
lage. Bsing red-hot Republican be
naturally gave the Democratic party ths
hest be bad in his mouth. and among
other things asserted that, 10 case Of
Democratic success the country would
have to pay the Confederate bonds. Two
or three days after the election - msn
walked into the lawyers Office and OPEN
ed q vaiise and took from it e920, 900
of rebel bonds and said: - fisf
"What are they worth ?"
s.Fout cents pound"
"Bqt the Democratic party has tri.
umphed." 81
- What of that7" sarf wcsA.
"Bit won't the country have TO pay
for I ,ess bonds?"o i, ra sa. +,
"Not by a jaefall."
The bcndholisr looked steadily at the
lawyer for long minute, and then said,
slosly:s sfaoa ! 7f.ypf'rE 's;-saal -r9
"Well. hy gum / After ninety-six Of
rs Republicans who listened to your
speech went and voted the Democratic
ticket in order to realize on our bonds
and you now tell me you didn't mean
what. you said:" :. Te'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23
Sure Of Heaven.


SSome time ago one of Texss' widely
known statemen, who is now dead, was
passing along street 10 Dallas when sn
old colored man, who had once belonged
to 6im, approached. took OF bic hat
and Npsssedba hand over his white wool
% he asked: ssisse Esa 7.,vao-;
"Maistsr, gin de ole man 6lty cent. =
"Dan, Won are . robber."
"How :" asked the astonisbed darkev,
Opening HE ewes around which rough.
shod age had walked. .r 6si
"Dida't YOU see me put my hand Ia
my pock,ti"
",Yes. sab"
sWell, you old rascal. you rob me oi
the pleasure Of giving you money with.
out being sked :" 4 >. ,.
The old man received dollar. Bow.
ing almost to the ground, while tears
came out and coursed through the aged
prints around his eyes be replied:
"Marster, wii such heart 90 you bah
and wid Abraham and Isaao and, de
L rd on your side, don't see what Car
keep you out OF heaven. ."-7eras SIT
ings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23
EVoLttTION ANDi aESEsts.
Prot. Dana3 of Yalel Delivers, an In.
tcrestiDg Lecture ON the
Eafth's Origin.

THE only source OF information OF
the creation which we have is this 6ret
chapter OF 0enesis. and this must BE In
spired. There would be no object In
putting this description OF the creation
in the Bible had It BEEN Untrue. The or
der OF tbs cfealion aust for scientific
reasons have taken place a. described 10
the Bible. The created Works fharR otf
grand erochs in the worlds history.
There is . system in the arrangement of
the creation. 0t the s;x days the brst
three were devoted to the creation OF in.
organic matter; the last thfee to organize
matter. %, shs. 6rst ri esch sof thesa.
divisions light Was created I; 10 the 6rs,
cosmicsl light, and in the second the light
OF the sun, moon and starss On the last
day OF the hrst series plants were Urea:
ted, and ot the second series man was
created In Gods image. - aals'aseb
Geology proves that everything which
exists must have beginning. Science
accords with the Bible In that light must
have first existed, plants must have ex-
listed before animate, to feed them and TO
absorb the carbonir acid 10 the air. Tue
word day 10 y stumbling block in the
way. OF many, for the earth could not
have been created in six days OF twenty.
four hours. But to narrow down days
to such limit is trivial. II is improba-
BILE that Moses, who wrote Of God that
thousand years In Thy sight are but 81
Yesterday could, in his description of
the creation, have meant days OF twenty
four hours each. There is no reason to
suppose that in the creation Of plants ell
plants we're brought into existence | at
once, but that there was growth here ss
in evety thing from the lower to the high.
er order, which sgrees with science. The
question is open whether oae form OF
matter can change into another form OF
matter, but the evolution OF matter into
man ia not possible. II bv evolution man
could have been formed from any Of the
existing creations. there would have been
90 need Of any such special 6at Dc was
made, and 90 God crested man In his
own imsge, in the image Of God created
he him. All the previous creations we're
|to be subject to him. He was to be .
creation of continued growth, and. as is
the case, man has progressed untfl be Has
most Of the elements at his command. !.
No evidences have evet been found OF
any inferior race from which men could
be sprung. The similarity between the
recent study OF nature and the Mosaic
law ongh: to satisfy the doubling stu
dents OF nature Of the truth Of this cie.
alton as related in the drst chapter OF
Genesis" siett