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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
A Picnic.

The unusual inclemency of the
weather does not prevent the consider.
aflon OF Il May picnic. 1t may he hat
party al the Reservation or some ct her
place will be given to supplement
the school entertainment. The day
last year at Scliurz station, was one Of
The most delightful ever sncni by HE
people OF hawthorne and it is expected
that The snme ladies Will take charge
OF the festivities this year. The bright
warm weather viii soon be here 10
stay and the mosquitoes will have
early notice so that we shsnld he
ready 10 enjoy The grass and trees he
lore they have their camps established
among the cottonwoods.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
The North Star.

The appearance of the North Star
is making The stock holders weal
broa,. taces. Everybody viii be M
10 leain that lhe ledge ON which they
are now working, is twelve feet wild
and gives fair assays clear across.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

The regular MEETING of Esmeralda
.odge No. Is, Knights of pythias. is
Deld every third Thursday. SO.
burning brethren, In good standing
'rdia'ly invited.
e. VAN. ALsrINE, {. G..
A. SUMMERFGELD, X nj K md :
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

No doubt about the future Of the
D'cln'or, can now be entertained. as
each day exhibis an iucreuse in lie
size OF the ledge.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
Copper Quotalioms.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets !:
lnsot-Lake, ll4@1l3sc; Baltimore
standard, l01a@llc B lb
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

Summerfield has put a tank in his
garden where he will keep variety
of fish, both for ornamental and com.
mercial purposes. He will always
have n supply of the freshest Of fresh
fish.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
The Thr. . Jolly sail Boys.

Three Carson boys have made them
selves quite reputation by Their sing.
ing OF the American song The Three
Jolly Sailor Boys Johnny Meder,
Sam Plat and ike Tobrincr are now
IN demand for all entertainments and
their performance juslidcs The praise
they receive. In costume they iden.
tify themselves with the parts ol the
three jolly tars and no one has ever
heard them without wishing for II
repetition. They will be here and
give us the Three Jolly Sailor Boys at
the school entertainment.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
SAMPLES.

Pat Reody was 10 Town last Satur-
| day.
~ Hendry left for California last
Monday.
The Cat Creek mill Is crushing La.
psnta ore.
New Cal. Cheese and Swiss cheese
At Summerfleld's.
Gentlemens' fashionable neckwear
10. F. Tay lor's.
The Candelaria ore train began run
ing on Monday.
Stoser's and Knapp's new houses
ire nearly finished.
L. R.. Knowles returned from Can
delaria las Sunday,
Mrs. E. B. Pixley returned frcm
Carson on Sunday.
Send to E. P. Lovejoy, at Watuska
Tor all kinds of produce.
Three hundred pounds OF babbit
metal for sale at this office.
Jerry Quinn is assessing in the
southern part of the county.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale at
Wabuska, by E. P. Loveloy
Hats of all sizes to suit all ages.
just received by o. F. Taylor.
A set of double buggy harness for
sale cheap, enquire at this office.
The lower mill at Relleyills will
begin crushing ore the 18th of May.
County Recorder Rice has been suf-
fering from neuralgia for some days.
]. D. Law the well known mining
man passed through town yesterday.
Fresh ranch eggs, Snow Flake
spuds and mountain batter at Summer.
fields
J. F. Boiler met with buggy. upset
on Sunday, but was not seriously in.
jured.
j. B. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
In County Treasurer's office. Always
at the Office.
The incest assortment of Ladies' and
Misses hats ever seen in Hawthorne,
is now at Tayior's.
Good Cabbage, potatoes and fresh
Mason Valley egge for sale by y. P.
Lovejoy, Waubuska.
Fresh buttermilk every Tuesday and
FRIDAY at Wabuska, Send can with
'order to K. p. Lovejoy.
The Bachelors Club of Candelaria
will give masquerade on the night
of the Both of this month.
Bourbon Whisky, Holland Gin,
French Brandy and California Wines
at the Peoples Cash Store.
jim Plat has his fire always ready
anu can repair wagons, buggies and
tools at moments notice.
Try Cognsc Cocktails chewing
tobacco at Van Asline's. The best
plug ever put ON the market.
The State University at Reno prom.
ises to have much larger attendance
than The old Institution AT Elkc.
I'D. Lang is at all times prepared.
10 deliver Il first. class quality of fire.
weed at The lowest market srice.
Get bottle of that liquid glue at r.
h. Wright's and repair your shoes.
furniture, crockery, glassware etc.
California is being oyerrun worse
Than ever with men seeking work.
ihe influx is from the Eastern States.
Unjust be the time of year. for the
weather has certainly nothing to do
win warming the boys up to lighting
| pitch.
). W. Hogan has q large quantity of.
nne ice ready for delivery in any
quantity, from twenty-five cents worth,
Upward.
Ills reported that Hanks will soon
come here to live and that he intends
working his old claims in Hawthorne
District.
ihe Polka and Polacca quad rifles
/" trof. Ford's soiree Saturday
u'sh'' Admission gentlemen and
ladies' rs cents.
Inc lnyo County Indians have or.
s'u'zed two base ball clubs and will
''n be ready to receive challenges
from The outside world.
mere are 10 papis in Sarah Winue.
'"ucca's Indian school ut Lovelock's.
,'hh will kindly accept old primers
"0l any one who will send them.
III.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21
A. q. U ".

Lake View Lodge No. II A. o. U
v, meets on the first and third Mon.
.ays OF each month.
J. A. CALDWELL, w. NJ.
=. II. RICE. Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-21

Hopedsle, III Noy. II, 1885.
F. ID. Craig:
1 am well pleased with the Craig in.
cubator. Had very good success upon
first trial. My third triad wasihe best
Out ct sevenly.eighl eggs | hutched
siXlytive chicks. Never haG finer
lot OF chicks Matched.
Respectfully,
Helen 0Tndorff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

Henry Dugrow presiding, appropriate
resolutions on the death Of Mr., Tildeu
were adopted,
The Park Commissioners held their
regular meeting this afternoon and
adopted appropriate resolutions. Mr.
Tildsn was especially held up for emula'
ton In his successful efforts to destroy
the Tweed ring,
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 4.-A gen,
eral expression Of regret Is heard
among Senators and Representatives IN
all political parties over the death o.
Mr., Tilden. His demise 10 not refer
red to by any one as having q bear
ing upon political affairs. That, they al
say, has long since been discounted by hill
retirement from politics, Only his public
services arc referred to. Senators Beck
Vance, Vest and Gray say the people have
lost o true irieDd d and tho government ar
ardent advocate. No man has rendered
more consistar.t and patriotic services In
the legislative and counsellor branches O.
the government than he, they say, and
the death will be felt for years by those
who have sought his advice in nationa
affairs. .......
Mr.. Randall, whose personal friend Mr.
Tilden was, feels the loss more RCutely
perhaps, than any man at the Capitol. Mr.
Randall saysthe efforts Of Mr.. Iilden have
done more than those Of any other man Il
stimulate American interests in foreign
lands, to accelerate the agitation Of nov
navy and better c6ast defenses, and Il
create a desire TO improve American trade
throughout the world. A number Of the
most prominent men in Congress have
declared their intention to be present q
the obBeuuies.
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pELLAIIsE.
New Isnllrond Track -Itobbcrs FoIlcd Per.
sonnl aud General News.

New llnllrOnd Track -IIObborA FOIlod-Per.
sonal aud General News.
II Is probable that bicycles will be for.
bidden the use oil the sidewalks.
Jesse R. Randolph and daughters have
gone to visit relatives in Indiana.
Some night work is being done 10 hurry
up the laying otthe gas pipes above town.
Some Of the crossings in the upper part
ol the Fourth ward are being widened
after the model OF those recently built.
An attempt was made to rob Fred
Eberles house Tuesday night, but the
thief was frightened away by d noise in
the house.
James A. Wells, Secretary Of the Bell.
aire window glass words, will 20 10 Find.
lay rs President oi the new window glass
works there.
A B. 4 o. freight train broke 10 two at
the west end OF the river bridge yesterday
and the two partsran together again, bad.
ly damaging several cars. ...',...y
The Gravel Hill votors will hold an elec.
ton Saturday, August Il, to I'LL the place
Of Councilman made vacant by tho re.
moval from town OF H. G. lIartenstein.
Tho congregation OF Rock Hill will have
a reception Friday evening for the pastor,
Rev. j. g. Black, who leaves to take his
place as President Of franklin College, at
New Athens.
The street car track is 10 be made 10
agreO with the street grades within thirty
days or Council wants to know the reason
why. Al present there arc many places
whoro tho track practically obstfucts all
passage between opposite sides Of streets.
II 10 proposed to widen Twenty.iourth
street between Belmont street and Cherry
alley. The Council has appointed az a
COMMITTEES 10 look into the probable cost,
A. V. Honeywell, |. L FawCett and Rich.
ard Heslop. II would be cheaper to re.
qulre suitable streets when plaLs Of new.
additions are made.
The new titne card oi tho BelIalre,
llnesville & Cincinnati railway gives
Bollaire trains as iollows. Mail leaves At
8 A. ~, accommodation leaves al | 1870 =.
n. and express leaves AZ 4i36 y. ~, for
WoodBheld. The express arrives al 1925
A. ". from Woodsneld, the aCCoininoda.
tlon arrives at 1915 r. N. and tue mail
arrives at $3.50 r. NJ, The express and
mall run on Sundays. a.
The houses and stables on The Cum,
mlns farm near the river above Gravel
Hill have been torn down and removed
10 make way ior the track ol the D., L. 4
". railway, Tho track Of this road AB fat
az tue Nail Works bids fair 10 bs laid
soon. below that point, there 10 az yet
no route certainly selected, although sew.
efAl lines have been staked olT YeBter.
day two cars containing an engine and
pile driver we're brought down, ready for
work,
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TIE REpUp1IcAN CONFERENCE


At kCrSburg-DomocratIc Oplnlon-Th'
"RegiStcr's" sinnEy Report.
Special Dtspatehto the InttlItgu,eer.
WASHINGTON, D. g., August Al heart
a crowd OF West Virginia Democrats dis.
cussing the Republican conference a
Parkersburg, They affected to attach
very llttleimportancst to 1t, All proicsset
to believe that they wero not one bill
frightened and that the Republicans had
made a large.sizsd mistake in tho adoption
Of the submission resolution. "Oul
party" said one, twill have every sd.
vantage on that question. We are moi
committed on 1t, and you will find that Ia
be q great advantage-take Ohio county
for instance"
Much moro OF this sort Of talk was In
duiged in. One Of the gentlemen had q
copy OF the Register containing a Blangy
account Of the conference, which he read
aloud 10 the others. You should have
heard the expressions OF dlsapproval that
greeted the reading. They contrasted II
with the fair treatment the Democratic
conference had received at the hands o.
the INTELLIoENcRR, and wondered why the
Register could not have been as courteous,
or, at least, have couched It's report In do
cent and digni6ed Language. Then there
was a general signing for return oil the
days when Lewis Baker gave them party
organ they were proud OF. Liberalism
fairness and dignity in the politics Of Wcst
Virginia only can win. The newspaper
that presents the news in a fair, impartla
manner, and critiCizes the opponents
course In q spirit not born Of malice, ant
which can be aggressive without beint
abusive, will be the paper for the people
and be respected even by its political enc
b,iaa
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largest share OF the expenses and finally
he led the storming party which drove
Tweed and predatory associates TO prison
or into exile, He purified the judiciary
OF the city and State Of New York by pro.
curing the adoption oil measures which
resulted in the removal OF one judge by
impeachment and Of two by resignation.
He induced the Democratic Convention
OF lS74to declare in no uncertain tone for
a sound currency, It was at his instance
that the Democratic party OF New York
in the same convention pronounced
against third.term Presidents.
During his career as Governor, Mr.,
Tilden applied the principles OF the
political school In which he had been
educated to the new questions which
time, civil war, and national Riiiuencs had
made paramount, He overthrow the
Canal Ring, which had become ascsndsnt
in all departments Of the State Govern.
ment. He dispersed the lobby which in
tested the legislative bodies. He intro
duCed q practical reform In the Civil Ser.
vice OF hia State aud elevated the standard
OF official morality, Mr., Tilden
has seldom discussed any matter OF public
concern without planting the structure oil
his argument upon the solid ground Of
Fundamental principles, Always cautious
in his selection oI his facts, logical as the
seasons, singulsrly moderate in his stats.
ments, and temperate in his language, he
better than perhaps any other statesman
OF our time can afford to be judged by
his record. Who thai has figured so
prominently in public affairs has said or
written less that he would prefer not to
have said; less that his maturer iudg-
ment cannot approve; less that will not
commend itself to the deliberate jud2.
ment Of thoughtful men and to an un'
preludiCed posterity."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

TIE occasion will doubtless be seized
upon by some Of tho newspapers OF Mr..
TlIdpn's party to speak Of him as an ex.
President. They have shown iondnesu
for applying this title to him. The incon-
troycrlib!o fact Is that no President has
ever held his ollicO by so strong u title as
that by which Mr.. Hayes held his. No
title to the office was ever SO critically in
qutred into, aud none waa ever passed
upon by 80 high a tribunal, combining
the voice OF tho judicial, with that Of the
legislative, branch Of the Government.
Democrats proposed, and Democrats help
oil to give effect to, the extraordinary de-
yico Of the Electoral Commission. They
expected to have David Davis on the
Commission and they expected him tc
take theirsde. The majority went against
them, and Mr.. HayeO was given q double
riyelsd tile to the office.
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CoNnoLENCrs.
Messages Of sympathy sCnt by rroninen
Mcn-Actlon OF Congress.

Messages OF sympathy sCnt by Prominent
Mten-Actlon of Congress.
WASHINGTON, y. O., August 4.-The
President has cent the following telegram
to Col. Samuel ]. Tilden, Jr., Groystone,
Yorkcrs, MY: --.
NJ have this moment learned Of the eud.
den death Of your ilustrlols relative,
Samuel ]. nlden, and hasten 10 express
my individual sorrow In an event by
which tho State Of New York has lost her
most distinguished son, and the nation one
OF Ito wiBeSt and most patriotic CounBelors.
[signed GRovER CLEVELAND.
WGsuiSaroN D. O., August 4.-When
the House met to-day Mr.. Morrison, Of
Illinois, offered, and the House unani.
mously adopted, the following resolution: !:
"That the House Of Representatives Of
the United States has heard with pro.
found sorrow otthe death Of that eminent
statesman, s. J. Tilden."
ALBANY, August 4,-upon the receipt oi
the news. Governor Hill Immediately sent
the following dispatch;
STATE OF New YoRK, !
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, N. Y. August 4, 1885.
Colonel Samuel J. 7Yiden, GrtySlons, Yon.
ksJ, NJ y!
1lOarn with deep regret Of tho death oil
your distinguished uncle, Samuel j. Til.
den. tender 10 you and the other fela.
tiyeB my sincere sympALhy In your great
bereavement. In his death tho country
loosus ono Of her most eminent statesmen,
and our own State, one Of its most illus.
lflous sons. Please inform me at your
earliest convenience Of the date which
may be Rxed for the funeral, as shall
endeavof 10 attend,
[Slgned] DAVID u. HiLL'
Governor Hill has slued q proclamation
directing as a mark Of regard for the dis.
tlnRtished dead that the flags upon The
capitol and upon All public Buildings ol
the State, including tho armofies aud ar.
senals Of Tue National Guard, be displayed
al halt.mast, until and including the day
oil the funeral, and the citizens ol the
State for q like period are requested 10
unite In appropriate tokens Of respect.
NEw Y0RK, August 4,--At q meeting oi
the board Of gaChemB Of the TammAny
| Society tonight With ex.oongtVsSman y
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hansas reports S277,ll0,OSS Of taxable
property, an increase Of eleven and one.
bali percent in the last year.
Hooking Valley miners claim that no
violence Is contemplated against tho oper.
Stors Of COal.Cutting machines In the mines,
Livingston, son Of Rev. W. II. Huston,
oi Wyoming, o., was drowned In Virginia,
whittier hO had gono 10 enjoy a summer
vacation.
Mt. Washington, N. H., had an inch
and a hall Of snow Tuesday morning, with
ihe Thermometer nine degrees below the
freezing point.
The Court Of Common Pleas In New
York City refused TO issue nAturallE ition
papers 10 q man because he announced
himself as an Atheist.
Three men have been arrested at Obi.
Cago, charged with the theft Of $l6, ,00C
worth Of stamps from the Minneapolis
poatolllce the night Ut JulyS.
Near Carlisle, KY, In q family disturb.
ahCe, Henry Tanner, Coloted, was shot
ana Killed by OhAtles Royce, white, Royce
!. threatened with lynChlns by Tanners
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Col. TAYLOR went through in the CON
yention as easily as he will go through In
tbo dlstrlct. 1t is rare that nomination
Is given by acclamatlon in a district where
a nomination means election, Col. Tay'
lor did well when he was in the House be-
fore he was gerrymandered out, and he
will do well again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

Al a period Of life when building wo.
manhood requires oil her strength 10 meet
the demands nature makes Upon II, many
young woman returns home from the
severe mental strain Of school with q
btoken.down constitution, aud her iunc.
lions dlsafranged, 10 20 10 au early grave.
II she had been wisely CounBeled aud given
the benefit Of Dr.. plefce's "Favoflte Pre-.
gcrlption" her bodily development might
have kept pace with her mental growth,
and health and beauty would not have
given way 10 decline and death,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

SECRETARY BAYARD is accused Of being
thoaullor Of thorOsolutiOnson tho Cutting
affair presented to the House oil Repre-
senta.ves by tho Foreign affairs Commit
tes, endorsing the action OF the Secretary
otSta.e and the President in making the
demands on Mexico for the release Of the
imprisoned editor. 1t Is stated that the
praIsl bestowed on tho Secretary Of State
wa, too iulsoms for the Committee and
had to be toned down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05
cnNGnEssloNAL MArrEns.
The Grant Collection Acknowledgements
lions Made this Session.

hchFAnl COLLECTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tIOms Made this Session.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August AIN the
Senate today Mr.. sewell, from the Com.
mite, on the Library, reported a joint
resolution accepting from W. Il. Wander.
bill! and JuliaDont Grant objects Of value
and at presented by various foreign gov.
ernmcnts to the late Ulysses s. Grant.
They are accepted with grateful aCknowl.
edgenent," and are to be held by the
United States, and preserved and protect.
ed in the National Museum for tho use
aud inspection Of the people Of the United
States. Passed.
The Senate bill extending the system Of
immediate delivery to oil articles bearing
an"immedate delivery stamp" was passed.
The Senate agreed 10 the conference
report on the surplus resolution.
In the House to-day, Immediately alter
the adoption Of the resolution expressing
sorrow over Mr.. Tilden's death, Mr..
OAtes, Of Alabama, asked unanimous con.
sent TO report from tho Judiciary Com.
miItee, and TO have Immediately Consid-
cred, resolution empowering that COM
mttee to investigate during the recess
the allegation that the Union Pacific Rail.
road Company, without consent Of Con.
grOss and in violation OF law, In 1888 Is.
sued . and 0 percent collateral trust
bonds; that In 1881 they paid dividends,
Notwithstanding their floating debt Of
$l3,0O0.OO0, and that in 1855 they guar.
RnteUd interest Of the bonds OF the Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company in violation
Of law.
Mr.. O'Nsill, Of Pennsylvania, objected,
Notwithstanding the fact that MIR. Charles
Francis Adams had asked for the investi.
CATION,
The aggregate appropriations made by
the regular appropriation bills passed this
session Of Congrepa (excludlng tue Forti'
llcattons billy ia 1856 900 600, whiChis $45,.
100000 In excess Of the appropriations
made by tho bills oil the last session oI
Congress.
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MR, TlLDES's place in his party will not
be G.lel. 1t Is not in the nature Of things
thu. another man shall stand in precisely
thes.ns relation to the Democracy as he
did. Tiers were leaders to dispute his
authority, hut ths masses gave him their
confidence and their affection as no sur
yiyor can command either.
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second plslrIet polItlc,.

Special Di'pdteA 10 tAe IRte!ltOenoh
WASHINGTON, D. g., August Al heart
from the Second dlstrlCt to-day. A Re
publican who was in The city tells me thai
William L. Wilson Is almost certain TO be
the Democratic nominee, but that the con
yention is not likely to adjourn peaceful
ly. Following 1t will be one Of the hottest
fights in the history Of tho district.
The Republican nominee will probably
be N. N. Hoffman, Of tho Morgantowfl
PON, or Senator Dawson, OF tho Preston
Journal. Ny informant has great conf
dehCe In the ability Of either Of those gen,
tlenen 70 carry the lIsttick.
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Movements Of Our Senators.

SptcI1I DL8Ddlch 70 IN InltIIgtHotF,
WAsniSGroS, b. O., August 4.-senaLol
Camden has gone home for a brlUi visit
There is very little more for him TO dc
hero this summer, as the Senate will
probably adjourn Saturday.
Senator Kenna will leave Immediately
after the ad lonrnment, and will take q feBt
In tho mountAinsAnd valleys Of the Green
brler county before engaging In the cain
pAign.
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memories Of his great aversion to official
life and his adherence to the principles
ot his party were heard on every hand.
The one great feature OF the talk In
cidental 10 Mr., Tilden'a death was the
loss It would be to the Democratic party.
that has Of late been robbed by death Of
such leaders as Seymour, Hendricks, John
KallY and oLhers.