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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25
Expected.

23d, at Colby, which will be sold very
reasonable
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25
Seed Corn,

Seed Corn.
We have limited quality OF vel
low seed corn for sale at 31.00 per
bushel. Call on US Il mile east of
Pat Jennings
s. BARKER & WALKER
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25
TIL = iiIV1fIlANF1sl7 WYNN u Wilt

-Jardine & Reed, land agents
The CAT office for job work
The cemetery is being surveyed
Settlers are getting on their land
Seed Corn at J. W. Allen & Sons.
Seed Millet at J. W. Allen & Sons
Cow for sale. inquire of W. r. Smith
Hay for sale. Inquire of James Wollen
Moline Plows and Harrows at l. H
Buffers
All kinds of farm implements at Bean
Bros
-Rattlesnake killers for sale by l. H.
Buffers
Garden seeds. good, great variety at l.
H. Buffers.
job printing of every description at
this Office
Best cent cigar on earth at the new
Drug Store.
J. W Irwin has put up an addition to
his house.
The Waters boys are back on their
claims
Fred p Green has sold his claim near
Quickville.
Mrs. " r Smith is visiting in Min
neapolis.
DR. Edwards has returned after his
long absence
A new school house is being erected at
Monument.
Thirty pupils are enrolled in the Oak
ley schools
The sound of the hammer is heard on
every hand,
Tin repairing done on short notice at
Bean Bros.
Harness, sweat pads and whips at
Bean Bros
at Bean Bros
Our new Chicago Stop Cylinder press
is now set up.
"A full and complete line of Hardware
at Bean Bros
Watch repairing and engraving at the
New Drug Store.
Ira Jennings was up to the hub the
last of the week.
The township assessors have commenc-
ed their work
Wall paper of all patterns and every
grade At New Drug Store.
Chas. Vail is contemplating the erection
of dwelling house in town.
-Pingree K Cox will conduct your con
test for YOU at small cost
A timer in Oberlin attempted 10 com
nit suicide one day las; week.
-Jardine * Reed are building an office
east of the Windsor House.
Boots and shoes with or without
saueaks at j. w Allen S Sons.
Garland Stoves! The Worlds Best,
for sale by l. II. Buffers.
Pocket cutlery of the finest quality for
sale at c. H. Martin & Bros
School Land Brooks says that Attorney
General Bradford is not real smart.
John Walker has purchased Samuel
Iousse's interest in the livery barn.
-Yane. Calvert & Co.'S. ready mixed
paints at the Palace Drug Store.
The latest is the Oberlin Democrat, 4
neatly gotten up five column quarto
VIM c. Hydon of the Kirwin Chief,
was in the city the first of the week.
The New Tecumseh paper is now
printed at Leonard, Sherman county.
If YOU want to locate don't forget to
call on Jardine 4 Reed Colby. Kansas
If YOU want to buy wind mill at
reasonable rates call on Jardine Il Reed.
Geo Dimmett, of Cumberland, is
the elated daddy Of an eight pound boy.
"A bunch of rye over ten inches high
was brought TO town one day this week.
VIM Davis, Of Craig. Mo- has taken a
claim in the southwest part of the county.
A. c. Harper was down to Wallace last
week He reports the town on boom.
If you have claim for sale or trade
Kingery and Harvey have customer for
you.
"A large line of blank books and all
kinds OF stationery at the Palace Drug
Store.
For choice Timber and Homestead
claims, call on J. 5 Beymer Monument
Kansas.
10 coo acres of st. John county school
land for sale by. \. s. Beymer, Monu
ment Kansas.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25

For Rock Spring coal call on the
Chicago Lumber Co.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25

Examine those flexible iron
trusses at Smith & Walkers.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25
Remember!

We are headquarters for Dry Goods
boots and shoes.
j. W. ALLEN & Sons
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25

Reed
-Trusses at Smith & Walkers
-Goodsoe loans money ON chattel
security
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-03-25

Hurrah 4 daily mail has been order
ed by the department between Colby and
Oakley. to be running April 1st.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
A NEN So .-...-s "a a a{,.

~. L. Colnon the editor Of the btock
ion Mail some months ago applle,, a.
g, M. OrreMSpubli~s-etiicsif conhec,ed
with the Stockton Insane Asylum for
,heprtylexe tolsok nj certain charges
ssShirh had been tiled, against /, the
sAsylum management. He was deu.sd
pstmi-ss"n and applied for wtit o.
mandate. The lower court denied ,he
writ Nhd i1'has been appealed tb the
Supreme Court of the State. The
decision will be. watched bv iews.
papers all over The country. II tho
Supreme Court do no reverse this the
courts Of The country might as we'll be
turned INTO star olsalherstribnnals.
Mr.. Colncn deserves credit for the
pers,sicncy in which he has followed
up has Gaze and thst to AZ his own ex.
pcnsr. The newspapers of California
il they Ind any IDEAS of the fitness o,
things wpuld raise fund to help the
Msll IN lie FIGHT, Tor the decision
effects them all.--Apperl. a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10

tie Senate except -as-eomDanded by
the. constitution, is immaterial. The
conditions are peculiar. The traces
of q tenure of Office llavi enactsd: ta
cripple Andrew Johnson, yet remain
upon the statute books. 80 long hs
The Executive and Senate were of one
party The law did not much matter.
Bel ween Republican Executive and
a RfpabIIcan senate + gre was mo-
other than an occasional :chhtiict over
Individual appointments. The kepub-
licans had about a,l The Offices, and III
me was dismissed another Of The sanfe
political faith was appointed. For
the first time since The tenure Of office
law was enacted, the Exrcutiveis Dem.
ocratic aud the Senate Republican.
Tile President has made u lf'tle oyer
600 removals for cause. The Causc
which lie alleges In bis. message is
craftsmanship. The senate & iai,hed the
right 10 know on PRECISELY wba,
gr"inds ihose removals were made,
and Inc President asserts. his,constilu-.
tionaI right 10 make removals, without
consulting tho Senate. The Senate
may reject his nominations. iAtwhieh
Case HE President win not ask its
reasons. When plhc Iacssage was read
Senator Edmubds. a,,pears 10 have got
mp n liuIs indignation meeting on his
own pacount. His fllasion 10 tile
ooiumuueatidn oil Charles i to his
Parliament would have been effective
If IL ba not been emit rely irrelevant
There L. no .CharlesI tone in the mes
sage. The president Simply declines
10 do Whit there Is no law. Tor doing
ilerlecJIDes to SURRENDER one of Til.
irerogatives Of his office on i vague
by the Senate. The President
Is responsible for the execution Of
laas.. The logic Of this responsibility
is that he should have The selection of
officers 10 d. tue details of The work
he Is required to~ee dDne. The Senate
holds' ,be power Of Rejecting an up.
pointneIt, but moi Of making one. II
'wo,isu BE- equally illogical If it had the
power 10 keep an objectionable officer
in pbWer.-S. r. Call 80
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
-s-r-IT.I
WHICH IL rHe HANIsSUMES IL

Intelligent American girls With
wealthy .parants have of lato years
achieved goqtde tlokcelsbrity Al ;sh .
,wyateringsnd p,hsr pl GEES Of fashion.
able resort abroad. Al. ,hes present
|tine a couple pf oufs young and fss-
[einatiag coqptrywonsn, are tbs pcyno.
sares Of all eyes 1T Cannes, is France,
where Napoleon landed our his.sscape
from Eliza. The town during the
winter season attracts, many pleasure
seekers to It's hotels, 49, :.
The names OF tine two young ladies
are respectively Miss Grant and Miss
.Langdon., They are both admitted 10
be very,handsome, but the Question is
(which Is the Handsomely" That is
wha, is.just now' disturbing tho mi nds
Of fashionable people assembled vt
Cannes. The Germans, under the
leadership Of the Duchess of Mccklen.
burg. Sohwerip. are furious paftisans
of Miss. GRANT, The French. led by
the Duchess de .Luyncs. insis, that
Miss Langdon Is entitled to the palm
Of victory. The outcome Of ,hs con.
Test hsSi not bssh re1orlsd. A xo,e,
however. VIII hrobahiy decide lhe
question: hit II matters itiie which OF
the contesttnfs win.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
fAiR.s nRIH.

Senator Fair is preparing brief
Ito be- subnTttsd to The Secretary'of the
Treasury, giving fessons why the Min,
NJ Carson should be- reopened. He
|. presented. the case Tuesday 10 the
Secretary. who asked for written
statement. "a ~
| The friends of. the slippery Senator
gel Items such ~ the above, into circu-
laiioD, hoping that. they will help his
eleclioneering and reduce campaign
expenses, He is also now at WORK re-
newing mail routes. .aAil these things
are good but they. should have been
done sooner. LIP fact the Senator
should have prevented. the necessity
for briefs and .ipsercsssionss but had
be done so his great services to the
state could not have been so loudly
proclaimed. Il looks as though he
neglected matters in order to call at,
tenlion 10 bis efforts in the way Of re-
pair. Even ID the doubtful case that
he did not Intentionally abandon
the business Of iie stale IN order to
make cffdlt for his. present trriing
efforts, the re.openipR of the mint and
the 70. establishment OF : few mail
routes wilrnot make himfhis own sue
oessor. e " hen ,hepnblic' service de-.
,a,andstiirse thingscan be done by any
attentive Representative or Senator.
and it we. had an attentive Senator the
fpeeessiiy for intersention would net.
HAYS arisen. TheApeople understand
such tricks and5MK Fair has little
,,hope of success unless hc can expedite
the mormon nvas,en and carry Ne
vada by the voiese the Saints. -, r.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
e-------------------- ------------------A-
A DIES ElkPtLAAD, BILL.

= Representatives NJ arrow and Loutiit
appeared -before,he House Cammiaee
on Public Lands. last Friday, oi which
Mr.. Henley Is member,Hto adxocate'
the adoption of Henleys Till 10 pro.
;mo,e the reclamation of desert,lAnd s.s
This bill allows any one, upon the
payment in advance of % cents per
acre, to tlle a declaration of Intention
TO reclaim u tract OF land mt exceeding
one section, by conducting water upon
said lands, SOFAS tothSroughty .irriga,e
and reclaim the same within .,thrse-
gears vt tile expiration nfe which
period, ,iait can be shown tina, he has
|expended ut least 81 per scre each
year, that Is, - per acre during the
ihreesyears, "a patent shall issue TO
him" All lands, exclusive of timber
.and mineral lands, which with not,
without irrigation, prodacc SOME
agricultural crop, shall BE-. deemed
desert lands within tho meaning Of the
Act, which viii only apply tos'the
States oI-Callfornia, Oregon, and .yev.
sada, tile Territories OF Washington.
Idah,, Min,sna,h Utah, Wyoming,
ARIZONA, New Mexico. and Dakota.
several bills are pending before .,l,e
COMMITTEES TO repealtbe laws providing
tor the pre- EN- ps'on' 'eia timber and
culture entries. The California; Repre-,
sen,atiyes stated that In their State
there WAS about 50,000,oO0 acres OF
land that should be upied. by.
/ settlers that couli be reclaimed from
the deserts. Tae old DESERT law. they
admitted. had been. a failure. ant they
advocated in, s'rnpg terms, the sdop.
rm of iIenley's L,ll, or some measure
Of the kind that would tend TO make
desert lands available for settlement -
Timss Rsoies. 49, s.s,e 80 .~e
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
n. a. III J"
! NOTICE TO lU.UWNtRS.

l. Gafri,y-Y are hereby notified that the
Undersigned expended the sum Of $1U0 id
United States gold coin IN labor and fmproy.
meats upon the Compromise mine, situated
IN Cottonwood cannon, ;Bsmeralda County,
NEVADA said work wse performed between
Japary sisI,, 1885 and D6ceinbcr 3lst., 1885,
and hat said expenditure was made In order
To ht'id said Compromise mine, under provi.
sjon otscction 1924, kevSstd Statutes OF the
,qnired o.hosd SAID chim Tor the year eiitiing
Dfcember 3lst, 1885 anu ittvithn ninety days
aftef the FIRST publication. hereof. you fail or
rgfapeg 10 eptrlbute ycuf proportion OF such
expenditures klogether wlh ghe' costs ofadver.
in said claim viii, beeeme afe-property OF the
undersigned under said section 2a2i. 50. =
S.f - W William 4AAP EkSt1N, Co-owner.
January. eth lssSi y, ~ 80
- ssds f'sl - b, =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
Senator John S, Miller Of California,
died at Washington on Monday.

.nsllvsr State: Late repDr,s from
jackson District are 10 the effect that
the camp ,s.fiourislhng. The new u.lll
is expected to start Zip in a week. or
ten days, .onore from the Pennsylvania
mine, Of which there is an Unlimited
quantity in sight in the slopes and
piled on the dump William Wool
cock has resigned the position of Fore
inaa of the Pennsylvania mine and
gone north with John CARLOW, and
Philip Sleeves an old Unicnvill.
miner has been appointed in his
s..f.,a ,.s, Z ~ - y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
A FRANK Avn VAL.
In his,sFeial message 70 the Senate
President Cleveland says: ..'

I'm ~ A+aEs
b, In hissF;cial message 70 the Senate
President Cleveland says: ... + -.
II ms been claimed TINT the present
ExccHvc having pledged himself NH
- " remove officials except for ca,isn, 'hs
fact ol their suspension implies such
misconduct on he pnrl I he suspend
ed official rs Injuries his character and
reputation, and therforr the Senate
should review Me case for ms viiilica.
tion have said thai cerlainaafil
.shouhbnot, ip my opinion, pe'fa'in''ved
during The -coniinntnce OF He lasrH for
which they were appoiniel. solely for
the purpose Of 9,atlua .ldkaheir places
those in political afillialioha witlf'he
appointing power, AM, lliIs declaration
was Immediately followed by 1t desct4p.'
tion OF official pnrti,apship, which
.does, l,al tnlilIs ,,hpsf in6fl"a,i II saas.
exhibited 10 d6sidcration it is n.t
apparent how M adhrrrntee totthe
coiises ihnx ahnounceL carries yiih ii
the consequences drscribei II in any
degree, the Suggestion is wortby, OF cons
sidcratpon, II. Mil as hapaA TINT there
may be II defense against unjust sins
penscns IN lnstics t. the ESer1l,vs
Every pledge which have III ide by
which have placed l,milatiW,o Upon
my exercise of The "xecb'ivt ,poser
has been fiilhful y rcdee'pcdy OF
course. the preteuse is not put fer'h
thai NO mistakes Have been c|mmiiied,
bui moi suspension has bqen made
cxcep, when il appearedio by ssl!sfac-
ton chat The public welfare could he
Improved thereby. Many applications
Tor suspensions have been dehird, and
an adherence to the rule laid. down to
govern my actions rs To such stspsn-
sioni his caused much irrftatiuh and
importantly on the part of thosa who
have .Mlsisled. IN more changes in'of.
dcc. The pledges | havs made were
made To the people, and To lheraaI am
/. resppp sib bic Tor .tii.s mailn-f III. which
they have been Redeemed am not
responsible to the enate, andeI ain
unwilling 10 submit my actions ahd
(. official condut,',n til acknowledgements
There are no grounds for the aaIess.
tion that tear Of heipg, fQWd tmfseso
my professions influences me in d4csm
Ing to submit to the demandssof TIE
Senate. I'hnve not constantly rstnsed
tcsnspend ofliciste and thus inenrred
the displeasure of political friends. and
yet willfnlly broken g faith !, with the
( POO pe@fors'the s$ke ~ being ,assrsS,'
them. Neither the discomfort 1T patSy
friends nor the allurements constantly
offered Of combinations of appolnteSs,s
r.csndiiionedsuprn the satdwal that sas..
pensions havs been male on party
grounds alone. nor the threat prppossl
In The rssolu ions now before the.,Seu.s
ate that no combinations will be mau8
,unless ~lhe dem ihds 'of-.ihst body be-
compiier' With, are sufficient nriis-
coura 80 or defer m fram following IN
the WY which I am c.hviStisd,- leads
to y better g,ver mem for N" peeple.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
NOTICE TO LIENAOLOER'S.

ne .,,,.s, s,Ai.----ss'.
A. | persessrkoili 'grr cltming II n under
Apr.visip 70 " an Yet o the Le'is ature u
the sta r Nevada Untitled An ALTO &C.
GU 81 Ms,to mechanics and others and 40
proved ISe = s ss9e ee! a'i f. m np
vr mining Sfiim Situated lii Columbus Min
Ing Di,Stset, s&smeralds COMMIT. tate of,
eSada, co monty known aad c lied. 'sThe
Victor Mini, ; are hereby notified that an
action TO foreclose a lien. upon said premises
was edmhienced THIS day 6ySS a ~nappand
X. j. ays, ppder abe ,frn name of ! napp
avs. In the district Court OF the Sd Judi
'ciai district df .ths Stxre Of Ne ada, ID and
Tor Espera da County. .u.s
TiidfafiAefa;N dtfce is given to all persons
holding Hspsvth hat, they appear before ssid
C6hrrsrt fliecodrl-room thereof, at swthorne
smetald4 County NHvada, on the 18th day
of March A. ID. 1895, and exhib,tit then and
there rite prDof Or tkeir said liens,
ga. ~ ChOCKER,
|. F. = - attorney for Plaintiff.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
HE ARTH,.. HOUSEHOLD,
AND lyyEN \! DEPARTMENTS.
WANTS THE EARTH

to yield bigger returns by increasing Its great
army OF reauers Wedistribhtad 5000 pres.
enis TO those who aided iq the work laet year,
10 workers. this year, scnur fSr, Ceanscc tai
'srernfs for workers, when you forward your
suhscrtptlyh Il Subscriptions, price, also a
yeari single numbers, Is cts. Seud6 cents
for mailing you grand double NUN bet Of the
american. Agricultarist Elegant Premium
list, just OUT. and sample ,yages with table
Of contents Encyclopedias AID Law Book.
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Address Publishers American Kgricultari,t,
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
c 4. U1.. i n

Notice IL hereby given that my wife fora
lNbacigalipi having left my bed and board,
'trxctcd by her In my name,
!, :. ~ - LAUREiek BActeAiuPi.
HAWTHORNE. March lst,,eiSS6.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
sEAL,E,n. ..PRDRoSAtSl

:-...si. ,.:., ~. .-si: - -
Tn TEE MATTER o1.ADvfRrlsiNG
i for bids for taking charge Of the CounU.
Hospital and care bf The INDECENT sick Of tho
County of Esmeraldss. ,;
-Golnty Commissioners OF Esmeralda County,
State, rs Nevada; made on, the sth day Of Do
csInbtr. A. D. 1855, ~ !. -
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Will DO received by sadd Board of County
Commissioners ct. Esmeraldn County. Ne
vata, at the offiee Of the County Clerk nj
Hawthorne; in said county, up to
Jspaary 8, 1856. Mt l. Oirlock p. NJ.
or said day, for the maintenance of the
County n ospital and care of the indigent .sick
Of the county. at said town Of, ilawthorne, and
for furnishing medicines, medical and surgi-
cal attendance for the same. from the eth day
OF january, 1856. to the 31st day of December,
1886; and for furnishing medicines, medical
and, .argjeat ATTENDANCE fyr the prisoners con
fined lii the County Jail for the sanne. period.
4. The eoAeractor TO enter into a bond in the
Bum VI -. .t.s ~ : =
>. ~ TWO. THOUSAND DOLLARS,
- ~, y .s'sssu
With good and sufficient sureties for the faith
fuf performance Of the saiie.'
The Board RESERVES thsydght to reject any
+, Proposals to; belsenlsd and directed to the
County Clerk at Hawthofne, Nevada, anSn to
sbe deaiknanssI from others Recommendations,
4 by By order oSfhs Boaaa u a5sntss Commits.
sioners of Esmeralda CopptN Nevada. ~.
l. N, FAKWELL, Clerk,
Hawthornes December ri, 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10

oousrr ~, EssssaISA. 5. . ~
l.. l. n. Fsrwell, Clerk Of the Board Of
County COMMISSIONERS in and Tor said County
snd.State, do hereby certify thatthe foregoing
bills were PASSED and ordered paid BY the
Of March, 1855. i..'$,
90 a. tf.1 p "a =
D, 49, * 4 Il. n. FARwELL
Hawthorne. Mirch2, 1855.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
1912. APPROXIMATION. 1856,

WsNssOsts tSSVs
- =" sss!c :ssT.. >
Kr"w } ST Know Ys All! Men, women
and chifdreh-tlat the great staff of editors.
who. headed by DR., Geo. rhurber, have kept
the American Agriculturist NJ the front for
twenty-pyg sSars. are now re-enforced by
writer's tpropSse to add s 10 sns s Saudse e
Of thousands of homes, in which the
;...co az y4.,.s. = 2.
american, Agriculturist
al - ,a' W" ~ - =
Is read and resered, from the Atlantic 10 the
We are accordingly enlarging the
/ liis IS X - ~
He ARTH,., HOUSEHOLD,
.AAe -JuyES Il nePAR1mrArs,
and adding other features: sd fiat it ii 10 he.
from this time onward, essentially "a Home
Periodical, as We'll as being devoted to Agri-
culture and HQrticulfures Every person who
Immediately sends Us $l.5Q the Subscription
price, aid Is cents for posting book, making
sl.6S in all, willJsceiys the Amemlcxn Argi.
culturist Tor 1885, aud either the American
Agrlculiurist Family Cyclop@da, s0v pages
brought dowE 70 dAte this year, OF the Amor
lean Agricultqiist Law Book, just published,
"a Compendium of everyday Law for Farm
ers, mcciIah iess Business men, Manufactur-
ers, etc., enabling every sne to be his own
lawyer. n II large volume. weighing one
pound aHdya. half, ind elegantly bound in
cloth and gold. The American Agriculturist
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10

THE COUNTY sCoMN lssloN1
=. .4aitt z ,r...
EbsMfkXit pa coos'f'Y, NEVADA.

AT THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A. of the Board of Com missioners of Es-
mersda County, Nevada, the following bills
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10

Respectfully Submitted
+. H. RICE.
II. =. Comfy Auditor.
The Republican journal., 1886-05-27
Gilmore Channel.

TIE NEW PASS OF THE 81. JOHN RIVER OUI
TO THE SEA
RecentlNa a representative of the Iimcs-l nioi
stood at the elbow Of Captain David Kemp Il,
ne manipulated the wheel of the stestn-tll.
Mabcy and piloted her into the st. Johns rive,
across the bar and through the new channe
that runs straight as an arrows flight along til,
south jetty to the sea.
III show You how the tliu@ is DONE >aic
he to the reporter You run straight for the
south Beach and those three spar buovs yot
see ahead, keeping the chimney of Keller
house in line. until you shut in that point OF
woods and the Convent cottage: then YOU turn
lel to starboard until you bring the hotel Oh
fOft George beach teatl ahead and run so unit
the river opens up and there you are"
wv hat Is the name of this new channel, Cap
tain: asked the scribe. " and how do YOU lik,
it.'
"Gimore channel. after the boss engineer who
devised this plan of jetty works and it is Il daisy
Outlet-the best channel ami the shortest We
have ever had" was the reply.
Fourteen feet" sang out a voice down be
low in the steamers waist. 'Fourtecm," echo
ed the pilot.
Thirteen feet" and ''Thrtccn," was tn,
ready response.
"Twelve feet" and again the echo, ''Twelve.'
eleven feet and the answer was @iveu in
heartily satisfied tone of voice, "Elcven,' fol
the condition of the water was haf-tide.
There. said Captain Kemp. THAT mean,
that at high water there would be plump thir
teen feet in that spot, which is the hump of the
bar And the next heaye of the lead showed
fourteen feet
''IIow is the Old channel, captain?"
''lt Is illllng up; if we can get the contractor.
at work again long enough to fill up that gap il
the south jetty by the spar buoy, where tn,