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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

(See advertisement eisw6.re.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. II, 1885.

(See advertisement elswhsre.)
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. II, 1886.
MIR. Craig: =.
Dear Sir IL must write you what
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chickens. The brooder | made from
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ever saw. Your incubator | know is
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have been n barber for about ten years
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trouble To run and works like a
charm. ID. G.. Hatch.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Cheap heading.

Van Alstinr has large supply OF
the best reading in cheap publication.
He can furnish, Seaside Library peck I'll
edition, Mnnroes, Loyal's Library series
and Harpers Franklin square Library
These cheap books comprise the works
OF all the best authors and place the
choicest literature within reach Of all.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Hair Tonic

i, Adolph Weber has tonics and Ia
yigorators that meet any need otthe
scalp or hair. He has one that re-
moves dandrutf aud prevents the hair
falling out, another that stimuli
growth, 'pd his celebrated "Hunki-
dprp" is..a general and effective remedy
for alb he diseases or annoyances Of
the hair or beard.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

The station on the 300 inot level of
the Humboldt Hill mine in Aurora
was cut out on Monday Ii Is expected
that ihe BOO tt,oi level will lie reached
by the fifteenth of next month Every.
thing in the old camp looks eneourag.
Ing and there is no doubt that the
company now nj work will meet with
abundant success in the enterprise.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

Captain Jpba Richardson and John
Warner have a new claim IN Moss
District which shows very rich gold
bearing lock. Moss District has some
of the richest rock Gu he coast and Is
constantly adding TO the homber OF
known deposits of valuable Quartz.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

: The war between the railroads con.
iinues, and the passenger travel East
and West averages from FIVE TO six
hundred u dav. 1t is believed that
there will he no cessation of hostililies
before The end of the month, if then,
as The Pacific mail Is taking hand in
the fight
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
- - .liI
Pr0spselinE PAns.

John Mayer has large quantity of
prospecting pans, horns, sieyes etc,
He makes articles in tina, lne to suit
the; necessities OF the purchaser, Gold
rock car, only be told by washing and
y prospeetor wastes his lime by gong
ontwitiiQut means of determining, on
the ground welher his find is valnabl, -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

The Southern Nevada NJ ming Com.
pany has Drought u sjeeluent suit
against ths Holmes Company. The
sun Is brought to recover POSSESSION
of the Chiei oi The Hills claim and for
$2,OOo,OW for withholding The same
and S2,oeOJ wv for tho renIs aud pro.
fi1. -, .s $500.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

( The following ar- the opening and
closing hours tor The Postotfics until
further notice,
Postotfice, opens at 700 A. NJ. Mai.
going north closes at 10 40 A. NJ going
south closes at2:40 Pm. Ohos close
" 7:S0 Pm. ~
: ~ E F..A Angel, P. NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

y Mable Ito her grandpujAAnd Can
you really remember George the
Fourth? Grandpa-Yes, little one you
see, | am agood deal older than you
are. Mable-how much older must
| grow before shall be able TO re.
mem Der hims
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
A sensible Obituary.

The New York newsboys, on the
death Of one of their comrades, met
and adopted the following resolution:
Resolve, That Tommy Burke was
good boy; that we are sorry he is
dead, and that we hereby chip in 5
cents each for his brother Pat.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

Tom Peel has found ledge Of gold
rock in North Canon, which will aver.
age about 500 ton. He has stripped
the vein. for several hundred feet and
has an average pay streak of eight
inches.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

The following are The opening AM!
closing hours lota Express, until fur.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express otfce
opens At "A. NJ; closes for north
at lu.D IN; closes, far south ai,2 ;45
?. NJ. Office closes at 1880 p. NJ
= f SSA.''KNArf, Jn,, Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Crow - OF I asse = gers.

The passenger trains East and West
continue TO be run IN sections to accom-
modate The travel. Between two and
three hundred people go through each
way every day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Copper fluctuations .,

This following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets:
Ingot-Lake. 11A@llasc; Baltimore
Standard, 10,f@llc " b. ~ f.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
uandrfnria Nn,rs.


The following items are from the
True Ftssure of last Saturday:
The seventeenth Of March passed of
very quietly.
1t is rumored that an English com
pany has bought the Silver Peak prop.
erty.
NJ, schwartz and S. w. Thomas have
bought the Tilden mine and hoisting
works,
Anomalous as it may seem for man
to be Democrat and not w Post.
Office seeker, Candelaria presents the
strange spectacle to Nh admiring and
wondering world. Danisl Holland,
who was appointed Postmaster some
two months ago, has returned his com,
mission TO the Department at Wash
ington and declines the office -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24


In February, The Housekeeper
offered a prize of the handsome story
book "The Hour" to the Boy or Girl
under twelve years who would write
the best Bear Story before March list,
The editor has been showed under with
bear stories. over G2700 7boys and girls
having competed for the prize. In
the Apr,l@number tile prize will be
awarded and several of the best Stories
published Specimen copies of The
Housekeeper sent free to any address,,
or q specimen copy and packet Of
seeds of the new Giant P.nsy Glover
IA to 3 inches acrass) will be sent for
three two cents stamps. Address To
Buckeye Publishing Co, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

A bra.s band will soon be organ.
lied. - - Il c
Jake Hess of Reese Riyer visited
/ Hawthorne. /.
Tommy TAFT of Grantsville was in
town Sunday.
Eugene Knapp returned from Car
son yesterday
New Cal Cheese and Swiss cheese
Of Summerfield's.
Mrs. s. A. Knapp and Miss Hazel
have gone to Carson.
Send to Z. p Lovejoy. at Wahuska
Tor all kinds of produce. >
Royal Turhty-red calico dust re-
ceived at o. F. Tsylor's.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale at
Wabuska, by E. p. LoveJoy
Three hundred pounds OF bahbit
metal for sale at this Office.
The latest. style of ruching at j. Levy
Clothing & Dry Goods store.
:. Jim Sturgeon amaa Chas. Hector Of
Bodie went to San Francisco Sunday.
Teddy and. George Brodigan came
10 town to celebrate St. Patrick's Day,
.. Fresh. ranch eggs, Snow Flake
spuds and mountain butter.at Summer
fields .4 Nak
Knapp & Laws will soon have their
ditch finished from Cat Creek to the
ranch.
Everybody is now planning pro
gressive euohrs and drive whist
parties.
J. B. Hiskey. Notary Public. Office
In County tTreasurer's ot5es, Always
attic Office. ~ a.
Everybody should be setting out
trees and bushes, the time only comes
once year.
s
oreak IN Inc " " " AZ Onurchiii, Is
AZ ing sAAliug rl"k Id . speed race
MISS niauo DaSieson naue y OF
Prof. Ford of Bird gport will give
dance next Friday evening in
= 1919
"oou oaooAg1' Po'"'oes apa Ifesh
a'ou ausy ekso 'of 'A't ~ r. T.
.
,o'" ous.ern'A every iuesu"y anu
"' =. m~ous"a oeAu Ca" WIN
Tut.
" o'ep'1y "
- :" 80 =. slf,i 'p'''o D'y
o0''' " o'''n'"k ''o's ISL
A. ., " ."e
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a' '''
BOURBON whisky, Holland Gin,
....n, c. S S", i"'s
'' wv %
FISH are as abundant as ever IN
walker Lake. out they don't come
$50 'e 'o '''"'
o.D' Lang Is al all tiPes prepared.
" de'lscr iifS''c'ass quarry OF nre-
tntVRgt vi
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
FRIDAY, March 18th

], d. Sssrt vs. y, NJ: Dudley e' al
Judgment that plaintiff take nothing
by this action and that defendants
nave costs.
Adjourned for The term.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
1-0isTRIuT COURT.

THURSDAY, March 18Th

THURSDAY, March 18Th
Benz. G. Clark ct al VS.. White
Mountain Water Company-F Final
statement of receiver submitted. and
and found correct. Receiver dis.
charged.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
SAMPLES.

Everybody is making garden.
ekianer's spoon hooks aeO. f. Tay.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

byc wyznaczsns podobne wyna.
grodzenic. w powy4szym wypadku
ME robiono tam starah o uregulo-
wanie, ME starano SIG r6wniei
postepowac " zgodzie Z prswem
" tyLA wzgledzie, chocial dosyc
mieli do tego cza.u. Zrobione tylko
~propozycye uregulowania W przy-
szfoici. Urzednicy i robotnicy
%pomienionej komp"ni, Z bsspoiro-
dniem i znanem nsruszenism prawa.
napadli ma ~neAczyzn j kobicty,
z xamiarem zrabcwania ich pc
prostu, dIu tego tylko, 70 sa biedni
j n%iezaradni; ola tego 70 ME
~wierzyIi, by ci ludzie byli " stanio
wywaIczyd swoje prawa W sadzie
lub siia odeprzec napasc. Gaia Ia
napasd byta MEDINA, besprawna i
pogwafceniem re strony rohotnik6.
i urzednik6w kompanii. Siedziby
tego biedncgo narodu, to ~rezultat
ich przcz diugie lata niezm5rdo-
wanej uczciwej piracy. Ich siedzi-
by sa ola Mich talk swiete, jak
Punskie sa ola Pana, hub moje dla
mnie. Prawo ish broni, lub powin.
no to czynid zupetnie talk samo,
jakby oni byli majetni wpfywowi.
Ludzie, uczciwie i zdrowo ma
rzeczy sic zapatrujacy, ktorzy
zroEumieja gwaity pcpelnione, zaj-
ma sic odnosca skarga. Me.
prawda jest, re ten lud wystapif
Juk re skurga W obronie swoich
praw, lub lie zyczy sobie gwattem
uchroniG swe siedziby Oh zabcru
kompanij. Zadaja oni tylko tego,
"a co i'm konstytucya i prawo
recza, ii. Be zanim kompania sic.
dziby i'm zabierze, zanim takewe
straca wartosc lub w Genie spadna,
powinno bye ich wynagrodzenie
albo zapfacone, ulso ubezpieczone.
d.. % kwietnia, 1886 r.
THOMAS WILSON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
wiezienie = nnarchistami, by ich

wiezienie . anarchistami, by ich
mic p%ewicszone.
Vice wszystkie wybryki maja
pore,niac Polscy, a nasxe ga.ety,
zamiast zajac sie TEN i brcnic
dobrcyo imienia narodowoici pol
skicj, to ono owszem pomngsjs
n oczerniac, jak to uczynila
Go=eta Aatolicku, wywodzac prsez
to W pole inne pismu polskie.
Ja tymczasem sam music nas
bronid i W tym celu zaraz pc na-
pisaniu %niniejszego listu zbiore
SIG do korespondencyi DO maj
wiekszej tute jszej gazety angielskiej
aby xbic rozsiewane przeciw nam
~oszczerstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

J. NJ. ].
Dziekujac serdecznie "a regularne
%nadsefanie mi swego pisma, po-
zwalam sobie wyjasnit
PAM, jak sic miaia rzecz z owemi
$500, ktore, jak wspomnia} Pahski
correspondent Texas. W jakis
tajemnicay sposob zginac miaty.
Prosze cierpliwie posluchac, a
sprostuje to sprawe.
Najprz6d: Niechaj bedzie via
domem, te we wszystkieh %parafiach
polskich W Texas, W dyecezyi
Galvestohskiej, Polacy ME plaza
4adnego iawkowego, czyli ME
,,rentuja" sicdzcn W koiciele para.
fialnym a zatem ks. proboszcz
ME ma u siebio zadnych pieniedzy
paratialnych. Pensya proboszsza
zalezy cd ofiar acknowledged.
Jezeli komu z parafian podoba sic
da6 cos swemu proboszczow; "a
obsluge duchowna, to da swoia
czastke tax niby z faski, ale ofiary
to wpfywaja talk szcsuplc, zc
correspondence z Texas wstydzili
SIC o Mich wspomniet.
Jezeliby proboszcz miat u siebie
jake p~ienjadze zkadinad zebranc,
to chyba cd ludzi innej narodowo-
Sci pochodzace, j TX mp. z kolekty
pomiedzy robotnikami prey kole.
zelaznej, DO ten zwyczaj trivia W
Texas pomiedzy ksie&mi, a try,
ola tego i w%prowadzony z tel prey.
czyny, re parafanic albo ME NIGGA
lub po wiqkszeI czesci ME chca
swojego %proboszcza z wlasnej swo
je.j recznej piracy utrzymywat
Ot6z owe coo dol. tez mieli zlozyG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
THOMAS WILSON
List "WiersZOWanY
4 KOWEGO YORKU

DO MajSterka w W1nOn1e.
MOI Szanowny Redaktorze!
Ka1dcn PRAGUE jak mole,
Vice i ia mann to zalete,
Re sic bawie W wierszcklete.
Chociak jedni sic g%niewajs
l zaraz mi w%ymawiaja,
Ze to pachnie Czestochowa,
Moskiem, Cohncm i Jehowa-
Inny znow tax sic TEN TRUE,
Ze navel Warrant wyjmuje
l wszelkish starah dotozy,
Ably mnie wsadzic do kozy;
A czfowiek ten wszystkim znany
Stronnik Newyorskiej 7anany,
| do tego, moi mospanie,
Ma ma swoje zawoianie:
Cosa, Duffy 4 Mc Carly =
No, q niemi to ME zarty!
Bo to wielk;e polityki,
Znane nowoyorskie smyki,
Zwiasacza gdy pred %wyborami
Krzyknie Tamany:-Ja z wami::
A przedemna polskie gfosy
Chyla sic, jak peine gtosy!
Ratuj vice, Majsterku Drogi,
Bo 70 strachu drza mi nogi.
Pomysl tylko: - Sedzia Duffy
Ten jest wprawdzie czesto giuehy
Ma stronnikow swoich prosby,
l ma niczem spetzna grozby.
Ale Coz, czfonek Kongresu,
Zrobi xszystko Ola biznesu.
Ten u niego W wielkich taskach
Skacze jak piesek ma paskach
l zawsze mu sic przymila,
Kiedy sic nadarzy chwila.
Chociaz Sunset, cwana satuka -
Mkt 90 iatwo ME oszuk.a -
Obiecuje co sic zdarza,
Nawet miejsce sekretarza,
Prey ~tureckiej ambasadzie
P~rzyrzekt mu raz ma ~naradzie,
By mogt razcm z jcgo dworem
Buja3 stbie mad Bosforem,
Ale z tego mic mic wyszfo
| p;ekne m%arzcnie... pryslo!...
Badz co badz, to ME sly za,.y,
Bo ~jcszczc zostat Ne Carty,
Ma ktorego liczyc mcze,
Ale wtenczas, - aal sic Boie,
Bicda &c nina oczywista,
Trzcba baW - dolarow trzysta.
ia ich ME mann, mice RE moge,
Music tedy ruszaG W droge,
za'mojc amborozy
PANE etudcnt-marsz do kozy!-
Navel MIo-c-n kom,svo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

| cate tel g'osnej sprawie
Widae jasno, jak ma jawie,
Wszystl-o sic TAX dxiwnie skfada,
Ze on i komisya wfada!..
Vice alstcrku, W takim wzgledzie-
Co to bedzie? - Co to bedzie'..
Brat Z,oiqshopy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
z sasiedztwa.
Pochwalony Jezus!

independence, Wis, "a Octobris.
Dnia Is BIN. otrzymaf ks.
r. Tomaszewski w lndepen =
dence cd Najprzw. ks. Bisku-
pa wiadomosG, lie skoro zyczy
sobie bye zwolnionym cd o.
bowiqzkow duszpasterskich W
misyi North Creek, ks. Biskup,
pc rozpatrzeniu stocunkow, "a
stosowaf sic do jego prosby i
nadal pozostuwia mu tylko "a
wiadywanie paratia lndepen-
dence.
W miesiacu czerwcu PREY
bylo do Independence dwoch
brac, Lukowskich z La Cros-
Sc i zafozyli store.
Mlodszy W1adys1aw, brat
Bronislawa, zeni sic z corka
farmera, PARMA Anna zientek,
Stub odbedzie sic dnia 26 BIN.
" Independence.
w tych dniach przybyf do
independence z Illinois oby-
watel Wawrzyniec Krzusala z
cafym taborem gospodarskim
i upatruje, ably kupit dobra
farme. Drugi przybyf Jan To-
szanski, obywatel 2 La Cros-
Sc i kupuje kilka ARROW PREY
kosciele, ably sic osiedlic. Trze-
ci przybyf take W tych
dniach obywatel z La Crosse
j zalo1yf do spo}ki jake
benz Kistowskim salon w In
dependence.
Jest dosy6; ktore chca spree
daG innowlercy-blisko m'asta,
iadne, rowne i W porzadku;
prawda, lie drogie, lecz goto-
we i dobre. Kto ma gctowke.
moglby Eye ma mich wygod-
ME i spokojnie
Many tn tez obywatela Ka-
szube, Jana Dabek, 0 ktorym
warto wspomniet, jake o do
brym cz}owieku, DO pracowi-
ty, rozsadny i ola ka2dego
grzeczny - a ma zIote SERGE.
Sfu2yf W pruskiej hocie lat
IA, byf W lndyach, Afryce i
Anglii i wiele mo2na sic cd
nlego dowledzlec,. ale ME, Wy
nosi sic z swoich wiadomosci.
jak tylu innych, ktorzy W sta
rym kraju byli tylko pastur-
kami, lecz tutaj, nauczywszy
sic troche papla6 pc angel
sku, myslq, De JUL ME ma mad
mich madrzej szych.
Urodzaje u mas w tym ro-
ku, mimo posuchy, jaka tu
panowafa, mad spodziewanie,
dobre. Pszenica sypie pc 25--
IS, buszli z akra, lecz bardzo
jest tania. Plaza tutaj pc SO
CIT. "a buszel.
Sniegow jeszcze ME ma, ale
JUL vita lima i pojawiaja sic
przymrozki.
Zawiadywanie parafia pol
ska w North Creek powierzyf
Najprzw. ks. Biskup W La
Crosse Wiel. ks. Guzowskie-
mu, ktory bedzie dojeldzaf re
swcj parafii W Pine Crecku.
W polskim koscielc " La
Crosse, Wis, odt4l raz w mic.
siqc bedzie odprawiaf nabo-
zenstwo Wiel. Ks. Problszcz 2
Wlnony jak to dotad czynit
ks. GuzowsE.i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Cena ~inserat0W:

P~OSZUK1WANIA krcwnych lub
znajomych ME wyno szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nas,epnie polowe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przese}ane W po-
%cztowych z%naczkach,
przez ,,P. 0. Money
Order Express lub
liScie r%egistrowa-
nym ma rece sekreta-
RIA Sp6}ki %akcyjnej
,,Wiarusa" pod adre :
sem:
w. A. LOrbiecki
IL. D.. a.
WINONA, MINI.
Zwykie listy j koresponden.
eye do rtdakcyi ,,Wiarusa"
trzeba adreSOwac presto:
Nv
P. O. box "A,
W1NONA, MLNN.
Kto ma prywatny interes do
Majstra, niechaj adresuj Q:
IL. Derdo,oski
Editor Of W'arus
P. O. box "A, Winona, MINI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Tbs meeting in the municipal court
room. jsst Eight. OF the committee appoint
ed at the las meeting Of Council for the
purpose of preventing the employment Of
Italians BY contractor KIHRERLT, to dig
the ditch for ths natural gas mains, was
productive of great good Their prompt
action, together with the liberal and judi
cioua concessions of the officers OF the
West Virgins Natural Gas Company. has
no doub. anticipated the action Of the pro.
posediudigustion meeting called for tonight
and which in oil probability will not no"
be necessary. 1t was a hsPpT ending Of
what seemed 10 be at the outset serious
complication of coming difficulties. Let
US hope tbis experience will end all further
attempts to substitute cheap foreign labor
tor the home article so long as there is any
of il 10 be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

steak he said: MAN has bsen defined to
be an snimsl that cooks If that defini-
ton is correct how must the persons re-
sponsibls for this breakfast be clsssed?" l
had hardly given it up, before | saw q man
gazing at him sssrchiugly, and soon after
cross over and speak to him. Again |
thought that our plans would be- disturbed
aud that soon q bowling mob would be
down upon Us to see, annoy, and possibly
insult the man destined to bear all the
sins, real or imaginary, Of the late Southern
Coutederacy. Fortunately, however, ii
turned out that, in this instance, the recog'
nizirg party was an ex-southern soldier
and, therefore, g friend, who, taking in the
situation, was discreetly silent.
The remainder of the trip was devoid OF
incident In a short time we're across the
line, and soon thereafter in Montreal in
comfortable house on Mountain street
Here, the next day, Mrs. Davis joined be'
husband and again, after long and pain
tul separation, be found himself surrounded
peacefully by his familY-a happy reunion
that looked atone time So if would never
bs contaminated in this world.
W. G. WALLER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

A GREAT many papers OF the country
are speaking in uncOmphmentsry terms OF
the susech Of JETF DAVIS a. Montgom-
cry and charging him with still cherishiOg
treason ssaius; his country. But this 10
ungeneroas, aud is not in keeping with
noble sentiment expressed By the victor
ious General GsAYr whom they all delight
TO honor. Why not let JEFF DAVIS
speak to h:s hearts content? He is bowed
win age and disappointmeuts and mistor'
tune and whatever he says, though 1t be
regrets, can injure no one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

but also upon the people in
general. The people are getting very
tired Of this sort of thing. They recognize
that they have rights that ought to be re-
spected as well as employers and employees
have. Il is greatly to be deplOred that
men who should be ucited in working for
q common interest should thus array them
selves against one another to their
own detrimsnt and TO the citys
dstrimeut and refuse to yield one io:s, or
to even submit their grievances to the de-
cision Of 8 committee Of their felloEmsn.
Such course long persisted in, will drive
away all enterprise from our city. Instead
of the hum Of busy industry and 3 flourish
ing city, and q demand for the labor OF our
workingmsn, industry will soon be at
staudstill, grass will be growing IN ou'
streets, and the occupation of our wage
workers will be gone. Neither employer
nor employee can afford this
nor can our city afford it
Public sentiment can never sustain any
course that will tend to such a condition a
this, No matter whether employers or em
ployes are sngsgedinit. Themore arbitrary
the more iuconsiderste and the more upJus
the course man or set Of men pursue, tn
sooner will they bring down upon theil
heads the condemnation Of the people, and
accomplish their own defeat.
Il is to be hoped that the sentiments ex
pressed by the miner quoted above FIND
bu, few adlerents among bis fellow miner
or among any class in the city be they EN-
ployers or employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
TBE WRONG WAY TO SETTLE DIFFI'
CULTIES.


The National Board of Arbitration and
Cancellation Of Miners and Operators that
has Just closed its meeting at Columbus
provided for the appointment Of commit
tee 70 proceed to Wheeling aud endesyor
70 settle the mining difficulties. This com.
mi,tse consists Of the Secretary of the
Board, Mr.. EVANS, and one operator
and Two miners II they can not agree, q
6ih party is to be cSaed 10. This looks
like q very fair and just way &c get at the
dfH mites. We don't see how any liberal
minded man who has RICH, on his side can
object to this Il is as fair as fair can be.
Bus We noticed that in yesterdays REG-
Isrss Union miner has this to say Of
the committee:
The committee appointed TO investi-
gate the trouble is expected here to-mor-
row evening or mex: day, and while We
will treat them coGrteousy We think their
visit is unSarrsnted and unnecessary.
Should they dscids that wa are in the
right. OF course that wall Do satisfactory
bat should they deelsSs the boycott of, no
attention whatever will be paid 10 the or
der aud will sever our connection Eith the
Federation. as the boycott is controlled by
the Ohio Valley Trades sud Labor Assem-
Div. of which We ere msuSsFs and with
which organization We will continus our
affiliations. and the boycott will be contin-
ued until it is declared Of by the Assem-
bly,"
This certainly cannot represent the tssl-
ing of the union miners of our city Arbi-
tra,ioa il an important principle advocated
By our WorkiDguen, but such sentiments
as the above slam the door right in the
face of arbitration. Should they decide
that we are in the righ:, Cfeourss that will
be satisfactory, but should they declare the
boycott of, no attention whatever viii be
paid to the order the most selish man
on earth, though be we're ten times more
selfish than JAY GOULD, would be perfectly
willing to follow q course OF this kind
But if such q spirit prevailed among sll
the parties to q controversy what progress
could be made toward settlement We
tske il, such 9 course would not be the
sentiment Of the Trades Assembly. If it
were, then there would be but one Of two
things to do on the part of capital, and |
that would be to either 90 out Of business
aud sacrifice much if not sll ones invest |
msnt in doing so, or seek unOrVanizsd
labor to keep ones basiness in operation
and his plant from decay.
The business industries Of our city have
suffered greatly from thu strikes and boy
cots of the past yssr Great los has been
brought no; only upon the employers and
employees directly interested in the labor