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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-19

The boys at Shenandoah, Pa,
gather sulphur diamonds and sell them
for forty dollars pound. ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-19

"A sheet of ordinary paper warmed
in front of fire, will, in a dark place,
give very decided electric spark upon
the application of the knuckle, with a
cracking sound. Place sheet of gold
leaf between two sheets of paper this
electrified and pass pencil point over
them in zigzag course, and lumin-
GUS flash quite strong will appear
Scientific american.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
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A SENATOR AEFOINTE /.


Gpveyl9E SIonsmon. hs. .-.pReistsd
Nv George Hearst ISeps.or IN place Of
senator Myilleys I, is,ann. an palerluas'e
arpoinlpsns. .Mrs Hears. hssbad. no
experiepsce. in pnblic life 70. warrant
his appoinsipenic to .ans responsible.
office Hs sncssssful ninsrehat,
unlike sgms, a.4shsr, successful pipsTs
be has nei dsmonstgated bis cspsc,ly
us a legislator or -evenrto intelligeuuy
discvss.RAbl4!s affairs, A good. many
Of aur a9losts Rabllc men .hwe been
and are stllll engaged ia aiaiaHsbp..
in most cases Ihey we're content 10. be,
gin on ihy loYas ROUNDS OF public life
and work thsif Way up. PR. Hearst,
/ relyiAg upon his wealth. has persist.
emily attempted to. step into Offices
that he had pavM4honsrtaled Ills Mt.
ness fpr.s Wksn ho hsdsto come before
fhe peeRlcasispsc,en shynswete'q quickly
disposed: ,rof, bat. with the power 't;f
sNpointMent Hnss single hand he HAS
aucceededs ssThsre. eiseon'iro $40 y
number. az Democrats. In. this Suite
wkosarc .deirrlhincd that Abe. ~pariy
shall rqt sin, smother .yictary while
the prsssnt generation remains on the
stage of seEi an - BiJIiC ail.'a ii''a'as.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
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THtt CAlNEkE IN RQSEoN.

IA Eaasrn newspapers 'shoSa almos,
daily sccsssiohspf Wisdom regarding
the Chiaeses asestien..' IN Bos.rp
there s,e,shoat Neutrality-suspicious., mostly
engaged in tilesrauhiiry business. The
Herald ms beeif writing hp joints, etc.
The Herald. makes a",exi 81 the sx s
pose, aud says~ths Spinmlsmoking
scenes are Goo revolving so,ba at. for
perlgayal. ina. Sespsc,ahle. paper. 1t
'admts that the article win serve Y
good purpose in :uutiecelving some
.excellen, peopleiwho' think the Chi.
nsse sre.ipodals Of nea,ncss aud good
behavior. '.Ahd,sexpresscs THE opinion
that 4OO!merr Essentially yicfdus men
of any dne raoea or nationality could
not he ses 'okelher in Boston than
these 400 Cinnamon. 1t also calls at
leh,ion to the facts that the anti Chi
nese movemsne An California is send.
ing many of the Moegalisps eastward,
and deplores the fact. =, -;
Press reports and ,copments Of. this
kind viii Sop fevvoluiionizs. public
,ssnqmsus II H. Mast. The. ,psocess
has already begin and will not go
hackward.~S.. r p~a,, -. 49, d.
a. IL 4
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

The iarMtr sells bis produce and is
interested in taking advantage II Ifs
customer, Tue manufacturers sell. his
wares and IL intsIesied in the same
direction. They and tssS lAevehSnis
are solicitous for patronage and conse-
aNently are snbservienl to Others.
Professiona men are equally Deepen.
dent on their neighhors, and none cah
bnast ihs Independence of the mSnef
who buys With the proceeds ;Nfdhis
labor what ihs others have 10 sell.
All wan, bis gold and silver and since
those metals are the standard of yalpe
the miner is the man who always
gives and who pays for what the world
uses. The only truly independent &C :
cupatlop and The only one which does
pot inc,re its follower 10 petty practices
is that # the miner, He is always a
purchaser, always liberal and always
independent. Ry minsrsaf Acenrse, n
meant the man who works his mine
and produces gold and. silver. Those
who simply sell minss'ars tFsdeszien--
no, miners, and are forced To- he sasass
keen lookout for Bargains as ara Tho
tradesmsn IN in any other line ot hnf.
gain and sale. The true miner, how.
sYer takes out his precious melaly pnd
thea instead of seeking purchaser
BECOMES q purchpAar !hiTselF And
when he is fortunate enough. to owua
mine which pajs profit. he BIAS the
WHOLE world ut Trade and peefsssioa
AZ tjs ieei wiling !Q becoiGs his stsdts |
~ftP <t,.l ..f.~ s.R
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
NEW wANTs.

The war. 81, rates. befweaAihs rail-
road .ce,ppApies, ~ !iecssssipg usYsl
ataltHtRe eaorneuslI',l 0Irat.sua
lIss oss Ea.lesn ss1 Gslii.HGisa,. pro-
cunls, aw-. passing. zach. :Mhar; Oh the
severrA. oysllaRd. TaQ tso :aAda. al
thoagirit n. perfse.ly.ceFtsin thai. the
dlifpNnces. between. j. Transportation
eanpanips.. will be adjusted in II short
time, and. e..old. charges ,Esaatntd.
tho cheap freight of,,he last few.weeks
has crsaiedl. u supply on both eossu
hetherap unknown and a short period
OF uss viii deyslop, from 1fissupplys
demhRds WHICH. mast:., be-. met, The
people Of: different seo.iaas wil'have
learqels n"y. neeJs sad ,the-sesult Will
douetlsss. .ps fBch an increase VI arsde
elwesn n he's ,ooesns, that other lines
will he khlAilt lo4,akeparlin ,'l'a active
in1tr- STATE cowpercs and receive part
ME sprpfis :.lTlis wiIt.ay4,p .tedsce'
charkss ,f.go. eanEjsge i and sinaity
freiahu, .aad Rsn4 aelseea AVE soccana.
by \ rspetltien pflsMapeti gsailrqad
wars,'will he adjusted to the minimum
LIMIT gagged by the law at SUPPLY and
demands. TAel .rswa svaaiss of .thr
people. will .ibps develop .thes cheap
freighls which supply ,hsm, ZIP. other
words tAeIqepapd :villcreuts the ssp.
6IY. ....... a.nn.G ,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

". ~ ,sy,i,orr. ana not wour,sd
much .ton, ,l,c Chipes. ones,ion he.
CAM. ,L.s,. Hre me-, many here hut
there i,a,s.pr,n,tsx,jin,g, If ayu,tsxti,s
viii, ,tlfase Who 70 ' IRE working in a
peae.fnl losnl ,ns,,psy for. tho abats.
m,m NJ The evip. T6e ;;ninious of
snmr ,ur tas.d ON HE jealousy exist.
ioy b,.,wv,.a NIL ,nd aower. oh,s.e, ut
t.rc,yi,es- NM. hays come I 10 his
coumry ia beueslLeir condition. and
VII, Lrinv h.y,4Eli III, -nil In nj,
sharing heir prosperity. The feeling
of HE maiori,ss loweyer. il. b...ea on
the AmGtetE GA ,x,rs 4ire r. .fb,s
many now lerr AVID that fuuhcr In.
duccmeus 10 im,aaraa1i,oia ilSuld be-
stopped. They can understand the
effect of over ,xewd,.n .4,om auy and
all Glasses mp.lale wAliax 10 ..rp,sot,
their dcsceh,filis rr1,nni 4 com pction
which will he s,rsggle .t.r life
They are also willing ~ pro,edf them
selves mud .l,oir descendants from the
cla.s whn come here ,frcm s.ur,ps spd,
pr,.u.A aa,airsS,y and des,ruc,ich'o our
ius i,u,ions, A shor, ting ago clown
In Los Angelica. tosiux. al, u HERO, told
a m.e,in, Tim, Yankees lmeapinv
Am.r;c.n., w.ra worso ,hsr a.;
n..s .,a ina,, 4. s,.o,Id,sl;s.s e." r., III Fl
then, driven ont also This met win
. h..r,v .,,.,.us. firon, al. ssl,,,;.n..
ue ..;J ,hat ,ore,,r.r. hod s.,,,.d ~.
o,,,u,,v h.a ,o,oh, 10 h.,,,.s had
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
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GoT!et 10! to-oWAtRs..

r5?nJ; !, II Martin, H. g. Blanchard and James
j Garrity-You are hereby notified that the
uaderfgned' tkpe,ltled the sum of xlU0 in
Y njied States gold. coin in labor and improv-
ihents upon the Compromise mine, situated
in ,QettVnwped .caiiiroh, iEsmeralda County,
Nevada. said work was performed between
4snary lsS, iess and December sisl., 1885,
10 hold nd Com promise mine, under proyi.
sion VI ttelien 25ai, Revised -Statules OF the
united etQtes, the said amount being re-
CURED TO lpitfsaId claim for the year enuipg
december yiny iss5; aud L4Yithin ninety days
after the. hrst publication hereof. you fail or
r4fure Is ceItribuie your proportion OF such
exvcnditnrS Qogether with ths cosissof adv er-
Using this ndEtoas to-0wners, your interests
hi said claim will bsceme the property OF the
undersigned under said section sy2A
WltLlAAsAEPEttSON, 'Cb-owner:
Japsary 18Th 1885. As a.. - -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
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NOVICE TO lltGH0tER'S.

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A ! perrons holdisg u dlai1ins h NJ Snasr
tho s,ats f'Nssdda :Sta III s'is a. ~ ::
eas ,i.ps to mec anics and others and y
prirrd March 9Th, 1875, o.. that cer,. in mine
" mining cl ,iIhssitustcd In Cofuhibus Min
any Distiics, ssmcralds conptys state of
sNesadA, co monty known aud called ''rhe
Victor Nine are hereby sotiaed thar an
scstea sssossclose Hen, Rpop said PROMISES
~. fsws. under the. 6rm name Of 'r,pspp,
"a 4 aws,,irsthe District Court Of tho Sd JUDI
eial District Of the State of Nevada, In aud
for. Esmerr da County. .'..
nd further-Notice is given To all persons
holding Hens, that they appear before sAid
Cont at the courtroom thereof, at uawthorne
j smeralda Cpgnty. Nevada on the 17th day
a} March A. d. 1885, and exhibitil then and
<hefe the proof 81 their said liens.
:, .s. A. " .ChOCKkR ~ go.
- Attorns, for Plaintiff. 4.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
70 Re.A.1..,.

Mo Is hereby given that the Board Of
IN County Commissioners of Espersts
coypty. Nevada. Will receive applications UP
10 March list, 1895, at ! clock p. MI to rent
the old Court House building At AURORA in
said county. II ;.
x All -commqpications in relation to the
nsttsr to be addressed to the County: CLERK
At Hawthorne. =,
~ by order Of said Board.
l. n, rarwell,
Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

10 yield bigger returns by increasing its great
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eats to those. wha aided IN thesxork iastyest,
and we are planning to give 10000 Presents
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
REPAIRING, AND GENERA. WORN.

AlNmo,. money than At snsshipe slse ~
Ntakins an sgepcy fay the ., st sslliL,
-aooAopt DcginRefs succeed grahdly Nols
lsad M Inc
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
SEA4sEH .4PROP0 SAt;Sa

T. s-as :."-"tt. - - - 90 - %
RI RI rsa x ii.si7j;.s' Or 'ssptfzsSIa1SS
Il for bids fos tskiny' charge OF TIE .s6ahtJ
as ss sss se!s e ne 1Adssn' f'st = .Af
-coans + csmnlssl oaers q EFm.rslas County,
State " Nrsadss.maas on. the sab dAf OF De-
Ssnssfs A. ? 1sA. ..,a".,t.:. "a .s.....
-. SEALED PROPOSALS
WIN be. r;vsSistd sby laid Hostd ii coss,i
rada, at the office of the County Clerk. ut
Mewih trnss tasaH eSasis. Hpito = W
Jxn.xty s;.'lsss.s All i6drt,sss RI, Il,
OF. said day, Tor the maintenpnesr Of thu,
vi the cssanty. st.said to,A VI Hawthorne saa!
for furnishing medicines, medical and surg
cd Att.n CO for s1e sdnde, from The 9eh" day
at Jan uary 1856 70 the 3lst day OF Decsnber,
1Sb6; ana for furnishing medicipsa, medical
apd -urGicsl Vt endan cef,r the prisoners con,
: Pie contractor to enter into bond In tina
',s'@ = ls. IN .,i... ~ ifs,. y a.
-. TWO, THOUSAND poLLARsc,, J., s.
with good al d wMeisnssdrstics ior tie iaih,
f'1 Ssss stsls: .ss sxA, ,ai AMI
and MI bids. i,s.o& s&,
.Proposals to be sealed and directsd TO the
conniy Gissk ~ Hsvthafpes n esaaa, And xs
iAs aefatSS IRON 9o other !. s. e
liy order Of .tthe BOARD OF. county C9glmis,.
siopers Of E.iS,iiarslds County, Nevada. "
sx:x ~ AFNRMxLhs Client. >
Ha~'lerns, Dseenlhsg slh' 1852 =. asn,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
.Js42,A proclamation. 1885.

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Knew Vel Knesx.Is AllsY Men, women
andchiforen.th the great staf Of editors,
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The American .,griculturist NJ the front for
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and addlag other reataies, 10 that It Il to be-;
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brought down TO date this year, or The Amsr-
lean Agriculturist Law Book, inst published,
"a Compendium of everyday Law, for. Farm,
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ers, etc., enah bling every one to be his own
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
BILLS PARSER

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

r THE. LIANT ,RR6liLAN .NEATtN%s
"a. Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Es-
pleraldI County. h sysds, the following bifls
were acted upon: 80 -. -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
THE COUNTY coMMtssIoS :
pouNrF .nkv3DA. 81

$500. .'.'-'-.;,-' i'- '''.s'.'
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-22

that by the necessities of business they will be compelled to remove from the city, and their greatest regret seems to be in the sepa- ration from this church.
 g. Other brethren of largest means among us are in advanced years and in any one year there might be the death of three or four men, which would remove the largest sup porters of the church. Then the debt of $20, ,0O0 would all fall on men of less means
 Like an inspiration the idea came that now is the most favorable time that could be to provide for the removal of the debt. The
 brethren who may move away said, we will
 pay our share of the debt just as if we were
 to stay This was noble and just like them.
 Then the brethren who were advanced in
 years said, we will pay our share just the
 same as if we expected to live many years
 This was noble and just like them. Instead of saying, as selfish men would, we have paid
 heavily in the past-our share-let the younger generation pay the balance, those who have done the most will subscribe the most for the final effort. So imperative seemed the duty and the wisdom of the plan that every official enthusiastically approved it and has made generous subscription. The doctor then stated that plan had
 been devised by which one dollar would pay two With floating debt of $1 1000 on the parsonage the entire debt of the society is $21 ,OOO. It is proposed to raise $11 .00O of this amount soon as possible and then to apply the interest annually saved thereby to a sinking fund to wipe out the remaining $1O,000. The plan has been adopted and the legal papers have been drawn binding the present trustees and their successors to the faithful carrying out of the plan. Thus it will be seen that after the $11 ,000 is
 raised there will be no further call for the
 balance, but that it will in few years be
 cancelled by the sinking fund. The doctor
 then made an elaborate appeal to the mem-
 Ia-a a,.cA 1, a,tr1T ,1, nr1 n ra-
 spond lberally and promptly to the call
 made upon them, assuring them that they
 would find 1t the "best financial investment they had ever made"
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-22
STATE CORREspONDENCE.
North Haven.

A PLEASANT SOCIAL AFFAIR-GENERAL NEWS.
 In the rebuilding of MT. Samuel Sacketts sawmill, which was burned some weeks since, he was assisted by several of his friends and neighbors who gave their time and furnished their teams gratuitously. In return, to show his appreciation for their kindness, Mir. Sackett invited those who as- sisted him to spend last Monday evening at his residence at Montowese, where large party gathered and passed very enjoyable evening. One prominent feature of the en- tertainment was good supper consisting of turkey, oysters, tea and coffee, oranges and confectionery, which was enjoyed by all The verdict was that Mir. Sackett appreciated the services rendered him.
 Several young ladies of this place drove to Northford on Wednesday evening to attend an entertainment at the skating rink. Danc- ing was the prominent feature of the even ing.
 Mrs. Dr. Page is still quite i'll with nervous prostration
 Mrs Hampstead, of New Haven, has been secured to care for Mrs. I. L. Stiles, who is still very feeble.
 In one seat at St. Johns church four diff ferent generations are represented nearly every Sabbath.
 A meeting of the veteranS oldiers' associa- ton in the interest of Q monument is to take place at s. B. Thorpe's this evening.
 P. B. Orcutt is doing quite an extensive butter and milk business, using from sixty to seventy-f quarts of milk per day. He uses the Cooley patent butter maker, which is 80 perfect in it's arrangements that the milk Is left perfectly sweet and Mir. Orcutt finds a ready sale for a considerable number of quarts in this town; the remainder he carries to the city where he supplies several custo- mers with all they require. Feb. 20.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-22
HEALING WITHOUT MEDICINE.
Dr. Henfon. the Magnetic Physician at 1O9 Orange Street. New Haven.

Dr. EHenfon. the Magnetic FhYs1c1an
 at 1O9 Orange Street, New Haven.
 Dr. Henion, who performed so many re- markable cures in Loomis' Temple, has moved his office to 109 Orange street, where he heals the sick every day from 9:30 a. m. to p. m. Dr. Henion's practice is mostly in diseases of chronic nature. He is en- dowed with the magnetic healing gift to a wonderful degree. Many diseases of long standing that are given up as hopelessly in short time by the application of his hands to the afflicted parts. Many of the best people of New Ha- ven and surrounding country are numbered among Dr. Henion's patrons. Many cases get well from one treatment, while others may require dozen or more treatments, and the treatment is more permanent than by any other method. The statement of Judge York, which has been published in this paper and which cannot be refuted, shows that Dr. Henion cured him twelve years ago and he has never had 8 return of the dis ease since. The doctor will from time to time present other people who have been permanently and radically cured by his treatment, and are living witnesses of his mysterious healing powers. Dr. Henlon guarantees to cure piles, Assure, fstula and cancer without the use of the knife or pain to the patient. He also guarantees to cure all female complaints, no matter of how long standing, without exposure or the use of instruments; gout, rheumatism, dys- pepsia. consumption, sore eyes, deafness, neuralgia, liver complaint, jaundice, dropsy, kidney and bladder troubles, skin disease, nervous exhaustion, lameness, tumors and spinal diseases of all kinds are cured by his magnetic power, after all other means fail. If the ordinary methods of doctoring fail to afford relief, we advise you to call on pr. Henion at his rooms, 109 Orange street. He consults free of charge from 9:30 a. m. to 6 D. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Adam Miller, n German Employed at
 Sargent & CO.'S shop, is Arrested For
 the Murder Of q New Jersey Woman
 A Missing Cravat Pin.
 Late Saturday afternoon Chief Bollman, Detective Charles Becker of Newark, N. J., and New York boarding house keeper visit ed J. B. Sargent &t Co.'s factory and arrested Adam Miller, alias Carl Kauch, on the charge of murder. Early Saturday afternoon the detective called on Chief Bollman and said that he was here to find if possible two men who had on December 30th last horribly murdered for her money an old woman nam ed Mary Clarity living alone in her house on Jersey City Heights. The two men went from a saloon near by to the house. The next morning little girl living near by en- tering the house found the old woman in A pool of her blood with shocking wounds in the head In her hand she clutched cravat pin which she had clutched in her death struggle from the cravat of one of her assail ants. The things in the house were topsy- turvy, showing how the house had been searched After world of search and in quiry the detective found clue to the two men seen in the saloon the night of the murder. He discovered @ boarding house proprietor in New York city wEo had kept over night, two days before the murder, two Germans who answered to the description of the two seen in the Jersey City Heights saloon. This man came to Detective Becker in answer to an advertisement seeking man who had lost a certain description of cravat pin.
 The man told Detective Becker that the two Germans stopped at his house over night and robbed him among other things of an initial cravat pin with large ''R'' upon it. Detective Becker then found out after several weeks hard work that the man he wanted was in this city, and so came here with the New York man, who identified Miller at Sargent's as one of the Germans who had stolen the pin from him. Detec- tive Becker handcuffed Kauch and took him to New York on the 9:39 train Saturday night They were driven to the depot from the police office in close carriage.
 The prisoner was informed by Chief Boil man that he need not go to New Jersey without requisition unless he chose. Kauch said he would go without waiting for one.