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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
HAWTHORNE,

on Tuesday, tho a0,b day OF July, 1886, for the
purpose Of naming time and places for elects
Zig nine delegates 70 tho Democratic State
Convention 10 be held at Elko Nevada, on
The 9th day of September. 1856; for theacall-
fng Of a County Convention. naming the time
and place for holding the same, appottioning
delegates thereto, and time and places for
holding primaries for the election Of sale
delegates, AID the transaction of any othep
business which may properly COMB before
said meeting.
IF, BOILER, Chairman.
True Fissure please Snpy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30

A ~ T" Send 10 cents pos
"a n" tage, and we will
a n Vi DID, mail you free royal.
valuable, sample sox
Of goods that will put yon IN tho way Of max
Ing more money at once, than alytiiipg clse
in America. Both sexes of all ages can live
At home and work III spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We will start
you. Immense pay sure for those who start
" ense. s!iDaoe h 81, Iorllsnpd!l Maize,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
Saturday. September l1th

For the pureose oil Cheering Delegates 10 the
SAID Stale Convention, the Primary Electio1s
TO be carried ont la compliance with the laws
of the State and the instructions of this Com
mittee.
The following test win he required of each
and enery vo'er al the SAID Primary Elections
viz: That he l. n citizen of this 81 tie, and
i'll support the nominee. Of the Republican
party NJ the coming election.
c. / STEVENSON, Chairman.
+. c. Losp, Secretary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

A meeting Of the Democratic County Gen.
Atrial Committee Of Esmeralda County,
will he heldM
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30

such n loss OF memory, lassiiudc, nocturna.
emissions. aversion TO society, dimness of
vision noise in the head, the vital fluid pass
diseases that lead To Insanity and death,
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Kindred
dollars for a case CT this lind the Vital its,og.
alive under his SPECIAL advice and trent
msnD " II not euS, or Cor anything impure
or injurious fognGin it. Dr.. Mintie treats all
private diseases successfully without mer,
cury. Consultation free. Thorough examn-
alton and advice. inclnding Analysis Of urine,
S.. Price ofVital Restoraiives, 81 5Oaoottle,
dress IN rcrclpl of price, or c. o. D., secure
from obscrvati n and in private name II de-
sired, by A. Il. MINTIE, VI. p, II Kearny
street. San Franciaco, Cal,
, 1886-02-20

hffhNiNh Nha'Ni0Ns
Messrs. Downey, Center, ToTne and
Seaton were absent with excuse.
The speaker announced his designation
of the committee which should consider
the recommendations of the governor 5
message.
MIR. LObban gave notice of a bill to au-
thorize the trustees of school district No.
, in johnson county To issue bonds to pay
the indie btedness OF the district.
Mr.. Summers gave notice of a bill
%amendatory of the act respecting execu-
tors and administrations.
Mr.. Tompkins, chairman of the spe-
cial joint committee on resolutions, relat-
ing TO the death of Gen. Hancock, report
ed a series of eulogistic resolutions which
were read and laid over for some occa-
sion when they will be made the special
order.
The following bills were introduced.
By Mr.. Turrill, of Albany county-To
amend the act authorizing clerks of courts
to appoint deputies.
By Mr.. Kline, of Notwithstanding
the range and herding of sheep and
goats.
By Mr.. Lobban, of johnson Author
izing district Judges to appoint official
stenogrphers when the territorial stcno-
grapher is unable to be present by reason
Of attendance upon some other court.
Mr.. Kime's mining bill providing f6r
and regulating the mining interests Of the
territory and creating the office of commits
sioner Of mines, was passed. Messrs.
Robins, Tompkins and Turrill voted in
the negative.
House Joint resolution and memorial,
referring to the opening Of Fort Bridger
reservation, was passed. .
The bill providing for propagation and
culture OF fish, creating the office of fish
commissioner, with $3.50 salary, allowing
him 81 900 as a contingent, and appro.
p%riating about $1,000 TO be utilized in con
struction of more facilities at the hatchery
when title to TO the land is obtained, and
also appropriating $500 for transportation
! Of fish from the East, was passed. 1t re-
, 1886-02-20

j.. G. Swan, the ~artesian well man. re-
lated a funny incident yesterday n the
court house which occurred at the arte-
sian well but a few days ago, He was
speaking Of the numerous callers they
have at the well and Of the curious ques-
tons some of them would ask and said
that one day a slick, dapper sort of a look
ing fellow. who had on a $75 suit of
clothes, came up there and after looking
around for awhile took a peep down the
hole where at the time the pump was at
work. The fellow looked for awhile,
when finally a bright idea struck him and
turning to one of the men said: ''Will
you tell me, please, how many men you
have down there2' His answer came in
a burst of laughter from everybody en-
ployed around the well, and that, said
Mr.. Swan, lis the only instance that has
happened since we have been at work on the
well where anyone has failed to get a civil
answer to any question he might see ft to
ask"
, 1886-02-20

Some additional facts we're a~scertained
yesterday in regard to the sale OF the
Episcopal church property together with
that of Judge Fishers on Eighteenth
street. The sale was made to j. w.
Collins and for a consideration in all of
81 800. As stated inyesterday mornings
LEADER, the sale means the erection on
the property off mammoth hotel. The
hotel, however, will not be erected by Mr..
Collins individually, but by an Eastern
company, and is to be one that will cost
$4,000. This company expect that
about $4,000 of this amount is to be
put into the hotel by Cheyenne parties in
the way Of taking stock in the company.
In regard to the new Episcopal church,
the plans for the same have already been
IN part prepared and there is no doubt OF
its being built, and that very soon.
, 1886-02-20

When the manager Of a newspaper,
who pays Uncle Sam regularly for carry
ing his paper to his subscribers, gets a
letter like the following, he does not feel
in a mood that would fit him for a sunday
school teacher
To the Editor OF THE LEADER
FORT LARAMIE, Feb. 4, lSS6.-As my
subscription has run out please stop my
paper, for don't get it half the time. |
have not received a paper for three weeks,
and | cant afford to pay Tor a paper |
don't get half the time. | would like to
take it right along, as | have been a sub
scriber of THE LEADER for sixteen years,
but will have to stop until you can find
out why your paper don't get here regu-
larry. Some OF my neighbors are in the
same fix. Yours respectfully
VIM. FLEET.
, 1886-02-20
LEGISLATIVE.
The New Sunday Bill Passes the
COunciI---8 TO d.
Railroad Bond Bill in Committee of
the Whole in the House.
Council.
MORNING SESSION.


Mr.. Ford gave notice Of a bill to adopt
and establish the revised statutes Of Wyo-
ming. and providing for the editing and
publishing OF the same; also a bill to aid
the industrial and productive interests of
the territory.
The following bills were introduced:
By MIR. Gant-For an act for the reg
istration of voters. 1t is a general pro-
vision, and requires registration by a board
of registry at all precincts on all railroads,
and at all other precincts casting more
han thirty votes.
BY Mr.. Cashin-To amend an act reg
ulating insurance companies.
By Mr.. Ford-To repeal certain stat
utes applying to the Yellowstone National
mark.
The hill proyiding for the relief of the
Douglas illan. Sartoris companv was in.
rodnced in The council
The council went into committee of the
whole and reported favonbly ON two bills,
one of which. to amend the net author.
izinp the building of a court house and
iail nj Sundance was nassed
The substitute for the Sundav-closine
| bill was passed. Messrs. Chalice Daley
| and Ford voted negatively.
The bill providing for The amendment
of a commissioner TO select and locate
lands granted by congress to the territory
for university purposes was passed.
The bill to amend the act protecting the
interests Of stock growers so that drovers
shall brand their own cattle. was passed
The bill to provide for marking sheen
and goats. known as the .,sbort.ear bill.
was lost. Messrs. Daley Mccormick Pea.
body and Teschemaeher voting in favor of
the bill.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
, 1886-02-20

Views aud Opinions of Many Business
Men.

A LEADER reporter devoted n little
time yesterday to interviewing some oil
our business men as TO the prospect of a
building and business boom as soon as the
proper time arrives, and the result was a
unanimous opinion that tunes are soon to
be very lively in Cheyenne.
j. K. Jeffrey said there was but little
doubt hat the sale of the Episcopal
property for the purpose that it was to be
put to, would start the ball rolling.
Horatio Holt was confident that real
estate had taken a rise in view of the sale
and Other prospects, among which was
that Of reduced freight and passenger
rates over the Union Pacific.
Il. X. Hurd had no doubt but the city
would witness a building and business
boom. and as a contractor he was going to
make calculations for it.
ii. Altman thought there would be
l%ivelier times in the real estate market,
and mentioned the significant fact that
parties yesterday had asked him the
prices Of certain lots he has for sale, and
that he had not been Intercepted regard
ing them before in several months.
A.. Underwood thought the sale alluded
to, followed by the building of the new
hotel and Episcopal church, would set
things to going and that the city would
soon see more prosperous times.
David Miller felt certain that lively
times were close at hand, and that
there would be n prosperous time
the coming season so far as all kinds of
business in Cheyenne were concerned.
A. G. McGregor was confident that a
boom was close at hand.
Geo. L. Holt thought the sale which
has taken place will be the commence
ment OF a more prosperous career for our
business men; real estate would advance,
and he looked for matters to be lively in
Cheyenne very soon.
A number of other business were also
seen during the day, and they were all of
substantially the same opinion as those
above quoted.
, 1886-02-20

Rem DibeI' that RiHer y
johnson handle The Mar
SHAH Coal, the besf mined
ina Colorado.
, 1886-02-20

Mr.. Rice, the senior partner is the popu
lar bookkeeper at Cowhick 4 Whitcomb's.
which position he will retain. The new
firm will undoubtedly secure abundant
patronage from the people of Cheyenne.
, 1886-02-20
Poultry Of all Kinds, at
Heath's CRY market,

Superior coal and Muddy Greek"
hay. Order office with Stock journal.
Telephone ISL, yard s04 Twentieth street
, 1886-02-20
Pork teHdeF'IOins and
Sparef.ibs, at The PhGniT.

Chicago quotations received constantly
at our office, & and x. Commercial block.
Come and see us. Nef, Prentice X Co
Tel. No. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
.,EuratHct" III Gt1ea9O.

Sn6em bic G6iedgpsr poIisei unter ibrem
pfli6teitrigen beutihen Direftor GberiolD
ben anar6titiihen 8srl9n0reru uIo t6ren
tIdiidsn WforbDaien nadipIrt TOUT lte
nur tbre 8fli6t unD Shuiotgtelt. Menl
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alien I0errn beite6en ieooh NUT in fodpilz
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materiaIiitiidcn Nbbauolungen tuelde,
itatt auf3ureisen. eiuibldferno auf unarz
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men bin poIiieiliGen 8eiud erbietten, geben
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anitdnOig uno b0fIib bsnommsn bat.
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porgeupmmen !perben. Doa bic 6auptt
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lit es aber, rusnu iegt aus,pdrti9e Gommu;
niitenblGttsr lber Die vuuteroriGung oer
Sreibeit uno tDranniiAe 3uitdnoe TT Gbts
cago, iuie ie faum in bespottiden 0dnoern
o%Ortommen," gu beaIen uno au brilen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
NHaeriRAa!fWe MuSFeNttn9 TT 2oms
OOR 1t0 tbr Yrdnoent.

8eoeutenbe amerttaniibe @cidGftsmGuz
ner arbetten idon lett Idngerer 3eit auf cine
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MISREPRESENTATION eingeIaufen, baB BON
benz tbatfrdfttsen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in 9tetD g)ort Der 8 g / II bteier Nua>
itelung ouf ben 2. Mdt 1887 anbcz
rauu1t, unb tbre Oauer auf fens
Monate feit0elteut perben tonute.
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tighten unb NilBli6iteu ne1 @mertfa bels
tragen piro. ARar erinnert lid e6sn in
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Yolton obGebaltene Quslteuuna euros
pdil6er, bauptloGlt6 aber en9lil0er @rS
aeu9nilie uuf's 6reunolibite bon ben Nu,es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
W0k'3 GefAug ettnattne TITO
Nru3fE.

Oas Nsp gorfer 9aus, iu tpel1em
So6ann SO o It enoliG Don benz auss
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81 ebeimpoIi3tite Bpn @eri6teu
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b1ble per gemeiniten 2lrt, Das Borben
elmer WetbSpsrion, lpethe ais HuppIerin
fir lire etgene Eohttr bient.
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gu Der DtrNe Gina Siider, ber Godter oe5
eben erpdbnren Neibsbiloes, iebr ners
trouIide 8esisbunsen unterbielt unb nit
tbr einen 3bsil Der @elbere tDeLhe ct fir
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bradte, berihtete benz Snipettor. er babe
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aber bon einem trdftigen SuBtrttt zines
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
GWlUar5er ttn0anF.

GerIGB[iGe MGuuer aus benz gor6en,
bic BET Dem SeffsD aDiss Sfonbal
au montgomery in alabama anwelenD
iuaren, oarunter Elm in gr0bereu &reiien
befaHnter @brenmann, Ssrr Norman Norz
ter bon Carlisle III SennlpIDanieu, ertlGz
rem TOlAenbeS: 0aS Asrgite, mas 9aui5
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ul1O BON Den onyttgen 3ele9rapbel >2tgenten
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gen Doroen. so beloloers folgenoe StelIs
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laIien, oaB 2incolH Hno @rant sur
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gu bunt, nno mttten in bas 8eifauSgebrIu
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au oanteu, oGB er nit elmer noriibergebenoer
SetungSbatt in Sort Wtonroe bdp0n fam,
ftott am luobloerOtenten @algen 3u enben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
gnoe oe$ Welu Dortcr GlaDiers
ftndierE StrcitS.

Sn Der Staot NeD Wort bat bic 9tdtz
Stunosns0 elpeguug in mebrereH Sdusn
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pnutee.
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man Die M6tsS tuuoeus8 elDegang inter
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d1ert 0telu Worts beltebt nun Dorerft pdrtr,
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aufgegeben uno ftd fir Sortiebung
Oer 8eb II it il noigen Nrbett, tbetlz
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Die Observation-Disclosures ni6t ubernebmen,
Die Stretfenbeu nod ldnger Guf Der StraBe
81 Iaiisn. gu bteiem 3pede baben mir IS
fur angemefen 9ebGlten, Die NngeIeSenbeit
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baben Die Nrbetter Der ELECTROMAGNETIC
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bon Dem Qrbeitercomtte ertpGbHteu gr6Bz
ten @laDicrfabrtten, ertlGrt iber Die
SahLage foIgenoes: vSn ben iGmmtz
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2trbeit 8urii6gete6rt. SD freue mid, bag
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9tuin Des @ei1Gfls getpeien ieiH wiroe,
pttheS in 9tep gort ulebr Steuern, 0ttetbe
unb Abga6en gu traBelt bat, ais an anDeren
Srten. Die glrbetter iolten iid ibre ieBtge
9tIeoerlage our Warnung bienen Iaiien unO
bebeufen. pGB tie burb ibr 8er6aLtel, penn
es fortgeiebt morben pGre, etnlad baS @s=s
ld)dIt aus Jtetu gorf pertrieben baben plirs
ben, bd bic 9teip 2)orter Observation-Disclosures
Die @onfurren5 nit 8Oiton, Baltimore,
D0ilaoetpbia uno nit oen oeutlAen inporz
ttrten 0lauieren ni6t bdtten aufnebmen
f0nnen."
8on ben Glabierarbeitern, bic gu Sen ges
btloetften 9anowerfern a~eb0ren, lieB iih
aueroings ertpartel1, baB fie nod re6t3ettIg
Der 6tinme Der Bernunft uno Btuieteit
@eb0r lbenten piiroer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17
g8tScpnfSa'S 1Supernnr Wtt ,
&2iLt4.

Isle bic repubIifauii6e 10 beIobt Sic be-
motratijde BreGe ben repnbtitaniiber
g onpcrneur Gtusf bon 8iSconlin
,uor,u, iptil er burh frdftige Mnipenoung
Der Wtilis ben b~luiigen unrabcn 1T WiL:
paufee Elm idneUtS @ItDe esmadt bat.
@ounerneur Otusf, Der emit aIs Voiftpaz
g%enfubrmannn i'm fsruen Wtlten leltit
lhpere 3Drperarbeit Derri6tete, lit tpabrs
LID teiH i5etnD Der Nrb:tter Dos BAT CT oft
bepieien uno nautentltA BET folgeuoer, ieBt
pom Wttlp. uSeroIS" oufsefriiGten
Geronlanung:
DIG et bot eini9en Sa6reu eriudbt tpurbe.
Eruppsn nah benz 9toropeiten oeS Stads
tes 81 Ieuoeu, no Giienbabnarbetteru our1
GoutrattorM Der a1 une fir ii1 lhon
ftappe GobH niht ausgtsablt !uutoe uuo
oaDur6 matds Nrbtiter tbatlGGli6 6lns
ger l%ti!e!', autfportste Der @ouusrnenr Der
Gilenba6n: Sails er NfilitGr lenDe, treroe
otts eslGtbea i'm Die %GoGtraitoreu Sur Grs
fllnIg Ib.sr nit ben 2rbtitern eilgegallz
getlen Bsrtrdae ~ siDilssit; bic I'M 2lufz
ruhr bsnnoii9en arbeiter maBtsn iofert
NIT Eebelsmltteln perieben tperoen uno
Ibre Ge3abIugg erbalten. Sn Solge bteier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-17

fortfa5ren. 9enn int Nggemeinen babeu
Die BebOrotn @picaso's au1 naca Der un-
gebeHren BrpoocQtlpH bonn 4. Ofoi nit
eritaunIi0er Wtdbigung gebanoslt uno i.uo
BET 8reibeit ssje5tiebenoer Burger taum III
rerein;elten INsna9n,efGuen ~ Nabe aetre=
ten. gfibt nur in oespotil1 regierteu,
~iouoeru aud in conititutipneQ monarHiihen
&auoern nirbe na1 elmer iol1en 60anos
tbat tpeit bdrter nerfa5ren rberotn.
8snn Observation-Disclosures jebt iagsn, in
2oneon iei gegtn Uio,iaIiftti6e VIbrsr" nab
ben lestea oortieta GranalIen melt miIber
nerfabren tporeen, ais in Chicago, 10 paGt
oieic 8erglelbRag, pie bic 6auit auf's
Muge. DEM bel ieneu 2ouoDner @rapalen
iinD feline OpI1mitmorbtbaten In0 audi
teine anberen norQefauen. @saen Opuamits
nlio a1oers 6stpnltsX Chat in GneIanD ulb
SrIauo ober rerfabrsn pie en9liiaen BebDrs
Den init btuttgsr @trenoe. llnb DieientQel1.
gegeu tpslbe IN Chicago geriobtIi1 einees
l6ritten pire, iino ia feline SoSiaIilten,
ionDern Nnarhiiteu; lie fteben unter TIbs
runJ zines W 0 f. Der nod ,uel;ise Gage,
ebe er am IL. Dtai 5liternD une bsbeno BON
Der Stem Yorter 4olilet untsr oem Bette,
inter bcn Ct il1 pertrp6en bate, an ben
BeInen berporgs;Dgen lpurbe, nou ieirem
Seritefe aus in leinem Mii0 alr @rnors
Dgag Der berlbmtsn beutlbM 5osialIitenz
flbrcr Sebel lne 2iebfne9t bel tbrer beuors
ltsbeneeH NltInft in Inlerita, aufaeforDert
hattie.