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Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

Latter toilet cstes, handsome bottles
OF cologne. Cue 5zSs.c's aud Reyel.iec.
We Si5a tba profits to our ouGtorts7
this 6Et on toilet csBeB as the pl.nsa
NllTb5v Ve8ey's Phsrp, e. L b. p
AMI Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
HOEGuEE,
WHINING TON COAL GAS 70
dotlrc en- lcially 70 call attention to
U.S. OF
CA q &TCVEG

for heating and oo.kisR purpogss. tbcv are
compaTatlvrly me1 pentiTe, can be hghted or
- tW Euhhcd n n moment, aud can generally
pc located IN NV part ui a room by fl NiliC
tgbiug, ana without cutting Of dcisCiuF walls.
they are very huitahlr FOR ron1ns NOT supulipi
win tufhcit n heat for bath rooms. sewing
rgoiuf, e., Ue. Tie low price OF gas la this
Guy hiri 81 n per l.Ol1 let, net " promptly
pmh Tor mas the usg " Eas stoves very
economical. Dor imthCr Information CHii nj
the onirv. No, .oU Shirley strert, " lufs .toyps
can be seen
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

NO. l0g WEST sEuoND STREET,
Between Shipisy ane OrenR0 ssS., VII, Del.
tgAirinE 10 eny kind Of UlcoEs, watches
no jsV5lfy, 81 TIE UheapEat pTlceH Az
warranted % givo sstisisat,oA.
Also, gS,6 pistiag ia y stja calca ED TEX.
SO e. Sis ~ So pneNf, Sl3-tE, tn 6,s
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

Fine oapgu candles foT cough Nad
CDlds cen be found A. No. Wess Sec
ond sitseI and Ne, GIG King street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

when baby Was sick, We gave her CAatoriA.
when she was Cbid she cried for CAstOris
When she became Mis- she chung to CArtoris
When she hAd children shs gave them Gaze
tOrlA.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

Ttsa,EC
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

o present with every purohsss at Bah
cooke, 2O6 Market street, above Second
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
4 NY ONE WANTING TO PUR.

West sidc, Sd.tt street, bet. 18Th aud IAN 10
rooms and hnih. bhunld none Of this let suit
cail at uhicp;Ine have many others.
HEALD & Co, seventh aud Market.
dgC-ii-ii-li
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

a.s! . .SEaH d 70 e. Hs sP.;s At
sembly bf the StAto Of DelAwaIo. for an alb,
oolute diverse from my husband, EdHin
HumphriCs
as e9dlInE MARGARET J .HuMrBKlEs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

The Saiy Temperance Bitlus known. It
stimulates lie Braia and qlists Ihs Esns3, ugu.
l,tss lie Bowels ssd puduscs psIisc! b'ood
circulation wh.sh is sure 10 restore pSIistt
health
GEO W. DAVIS, CT Iee Haraune t., HoE
Orleans, La, wiiEts under dEtA NJ 2'th.
1858 n f0ll1Ns: ~ hHy- hssD gong T. sks
Ga 5pr1T9, ARK, fsr G'te!n y.sE7 fBr co
itEhlhE humer IN ~ y bictd have iust
u5aG ttIou bottles Of Vinegpr Elt.sla, SUI IL
bta done o mora Foed tha1 tic Eps.uKl il
Is Tho bes meJioino made
JT.s PA ,Ea4AN. Of no 10 West 81
slew NorE, EHyti a. save Eot been without
vinegar Hittors f1r the psNt twelve yalFa,
spi ocn1ideri. whole mc lis'Q1 caaB. IA
ear family
A B5lutliul DoDk ir0c.
Address, NH 8tcBBHAEED Uesua
go, ,H3& Hnshingf ton sf.a Rev RCra,
E1-Co9&W
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

Bush's, yrersb s,rest ,rAATi Il ne plsst
t. buy yulr sc9l
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
d 0QE!LooR!LoQNl

Grand re opening Of the Wilmington
Skating Rink, aud GnMih's Merry
Go.Rouud, at Eleventh and Madison
street, on Saturday, the l5th inst.
Music by Wak mith's First Eegimtus
Band Nothing but first class patron
age solicited. Any questionable
character viii be refused Admi6
sion for gents, 10 cents. Ladies
free dec Y U
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

12Csbiua, photos st Jumuiaas' gal
sFy for 50. 800 Market S.FsgE
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
COME TETS Week
These Prices for a Few DAYS

Ladies', fine pebble, button, worth g..
25; now 6i75.
Lsdies' fine kid, button, worth 81 25;
now S1.7j.
Misses pebble, button, school shoes,
now 95c.
Misscs' pebble, button, school shoes,
now 6l.25.
MISSES pebble button sprlrg heel, now
SLIGO.
Misses pebble button spring heel, now
S125.
Misses line Pebble, spring heel, worth
5000; now 81 so.
Misses iiue, Straight Goat, spring heel,
worth 81 80; now 81 90.
Misses tiue, Kid Button, spring heel,
worth $3.50; now - 90.
Prices such as are now fixed upon these
have never before been named or thought
OF In connection with the quality or finish.
Little Boys lace shoes Use aud 81 90;
Sizes, 10, II to 70
Little Boys high cut button or lace;
sizes, II to .; now $i.2j.
Children's Pebble and Kid Springs,
now 6Oc.
Children's Pebble and Kid Springs,
now 70c,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
Forsa's
LOR SALE-TWO PARLOR HEAT

IL w 0NIE~ WU IN FLVN HE a
j 'f, good as new one Refrigerator; one
ms, wv, In good condition; lot OF well
|hnl Nytuduttc fOwls, one Hatcher and
|lfu1yT, Must sell as l an Iusvlng ana can.
~, i,.u the ahuve articles with me.
AIp.N tpJ. G.. LEStlA n, FICshyttri
|AaNlu tFtCl lilll, near iiblng Sun, VIII
'rt4EEHu, Delaware, uZ.-Lf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

b y 1AlN'' DA0'AlNs1
A lotoi fno millinery hoods at greatly 70.
ducod fstos To close out Tho stock. ). " q.
SULLIVAN, re, &3o IVES Second ftreet
dTlRt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17

CHuR RENr-TTO OR MORE PLEAS.
II ant rooms for light Housekeeping ,hfBt,
second o. third floor; reasonable tenn Ad-
dreBsu. b., this once, dlb aAA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-17
~ &c rlUE EorIUE.

n oT'c E' cssrn.l NAr,os.. p.ss.
Wilmington, DeCtisber7, las.
Thu ANIMAL election Ter vi CCtorA OF this
bank viii be held at the Banking House ON
TueEdAY January 4, issa, between the hours
of 2aud o'clock la the afternoon
d7-sOdNm JOHN PEOPLk', Ca 5hier.
ATUTlUEIs HERkBY OWN THAI,
In ulyBseB q. EvHuH, intend to hRd viii
refer npetition 70 lha next GaneEal AR
temblY bf the state OF Delaware fer an alb
solut9 dlyoros from my wife. Ida Evans
ULYSSES e. ENAES
Dec. ! issSlm
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
The Ea,,l.r.t.,m Con.

The ANIMAL report just issued by 4
Z. Ann, Managing Director of the
Esmeralda Consolidated, reveals 4 very
hailering condition Of this conpany's
affairs. The years work has devel-
oped the properties TO an extent which
certainly juslilles the high opinion of
their yal,le so confidently expressed by
their able manager in the past, when
matters, financially and otherwise, were
not SO bright IA they appear to day.
The improvement in gold assays, to-
gether w!tn the reported widening Of
the vein in present workings, gives
every promise of pcrmanence, which
means large returns in the future for
the fortunate holders Of the shares.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
For County Clerk.

There is one candidate on the Re.
publican ticket who should be sup
ported by every good citizen, irrespec-
tive If party, and that candidate is j
Huclat for County Clerk He is a man
who enjoys the confidence of his en-
ployers and the respect of his acquaint-
ances. The Office of County Clerk is
an important one, and none but an
honorable man should be elected to it.
The bad repute of county officer
casts odium upon the county which he
serves. People who two years ago, out
OF goodness of heart and sympathy,
assisted Henley, will be asked to do
the same again, but the knowledge
thai they have placed an unfit man in
the position once out of charity will
be a warning to them not to repeat The
indiscrctiou. The Democrats have put
milestone around their necks.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
FROM COLUMBUS.
The Reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
&. II. Zabriniie.

Ed. BrLIETfN; Knowing that
many of you readers have acq,ialnt-
ances and friends in this part OF Neva
da, | think they will be glad TO hear
from us, and | therefore send the fol.
lowing item Tor your paper:
Columbus is noted among its neigh
bors tor its open.handed hospitality
and desire to have every one who so.
iourns With MS feel at home and have
an agreeable time. The monta OF Sep
tenber was one ut the noticeable
months Of the past year. Very pleas
ant ,Dpromptu parties. musicaies and
friendly gatherings at different houses,
where music and dancing served ~
make the hours pass pleasantly, were
held, and on the 2fh festivities culnl-
naied in a reception rendered by The
oi,zuns to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Il. Zabris.
kie, who will reside in our midst when
tie home he Is preparing for his bride
is finished. Nearly 100 guests were
!, present III answer to the invitations
which we're. sent to friends Of the
bride ana groom far and near. Messrs.
Callnw and lseeds string hand fur
nisled the music. Al halt.ptSt nine
the grand march MAS played. when the
dancers formed ON the floor, led by Mr..
and Mrs. Z.briskie One dance fol-
lowed another, until the welcome call
for the supper dance. Then the pleas.
ant walk through the moonlight to the
| hotel, where All elegant supper was
served, and soon amid the gentle voices
and happy laughter was heard the
| cheerful pop of the champagne cOrks,
and loasis were given add happily re.
sponded to by the groom and others.
The favoriie toast was "Our Noble
Selves" and only the tinkle of the
glasses raised to each ones lips was
the response Festivities continued
until nearly in the morning. All
seemed to enjoy themselves and moth
ing occurred to mar the pleasure OF
the evening.
think the Committee Of Arrange.
ments deserve the THINKS and place
in the memory of all who shared thsir
hospitality SO freely rendered.
MonE ANON.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
County commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
NIT last Monday; present, a full board.
Reports OF the various county ann
township officers were examined aud
filed.
The resignation of G. A. Goodrich
as Road Supervisor WAS accepted; also
the res,gnalion of w. N Aiken as
Registry Agent
inspectors of election we're appoint
ed FOR the several precincts through
out the county.
The money in the county treasury
was counted and found correct.
The slim of $40 was ordered trans
ferred from the General Fund to the
Courthouse Bond Fund, and $500
TO the lndgen, Sick Fluid.
1t was ordered that bids be adver-
tised for in the BULLETIN for the'con.
struc'ion of county hospital build
ing. Bids will he receive, up to aud
including Monday. November Ia.
The Coun.y Clerk WAS allowed a
deputy tor the month of October.
1t was ordered tnat 50 cords of wood
be adv. riis"l for
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
Get Registcred.

Every voter IN the C, unity, irrespec.
tive of politics, should see that his
name is entered upon the registry book
Of The precinct in which he resides
before it IS TOO late. This as a duty
should not be put off until the last
hour. The registry books are in the
hands of Justice King in This precinct,
and other precincts have their duly
appointed registry agents. Ii Is of
great importance that vo,ers meet this
requirement ci the law. so there will
be no obstacle in the way "! their right
to express their choice at the ballot
box.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10


Following is Superintendent Shock.
ley's weekly report OF operations at
the Mount Diablo:
The intermediate drift between the
fifth and skin levels east of the shaft
is in 70 leet and shows more favorable
ground for ore. Wcs. Of the incline
the Intermediate Slope between these
leyels shows some improvement, the
ore being more regular. The west
stopc between the fourth and fifth
Levels shows about SIS inches of $50
ore. The east intermediate drift be.
tween these levels has connected with
til" west drift from the No. 5 winze
and we have stalled working On eu.ne
ore found in this drift. The west in.
third levels Is giving some high grade
ore from a narrow ledge The east
stope above the second level is giving
batter ore than week ago, the grade
now averaging about $50 The inter-
mediate DRIFT above the first leve! is IN
35a feet. n"
The mill has been working the ora
to high percentage during the week,
but the quantity crushed has boen
small, owing to the difficulty Of drying
the ore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

Alcock's are the only genuine Por.
GUS piasfers. They act quickly and
with cclt'unty, and can be ~orn for
weeks without causing pain or iEoon-
venience. They are Invaluable in cases
Of spinal weakness, kidney and pull
monarv difficulties, malaria, agne cake
livcy complaint, dyspepsia. strains AMI
stomach trouble, and all local pans.
Beware of imitation, and DO not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask
for Allcock's, and let no explanation
or solicitation induce you to accept q
substitute.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
Tho Palmetto Mines.

The group of mines known as the
Palmetto Syndicate. situated at Pal
metto, are being Systematically opened
up uuder the energetic management Of
Mr.. r. B. Cathcrwood. who has lately
assumed control of operations. These
mines are owned by syndicate of
wealthy New York capitalists, COM
posed Of the following well-known
bankers and merchants: VIM. Othout,
ROBERT Schell, n. Lansing Zabriskie,
IL. +. Alexander, II B. Ca'ilerwood,
James A. Whitney and John Ohm.
stead. They have recently spent II
large amount of money in improve
incnts. 4 l2.'nn mill AMI all the APP
plianccs for lixiviation process, by
which the IRE vii, l,s treated, are u,w
IN full working order, ready 10 start up
at u moments notice. Recent drvcl-
opments in the mines lave been such
MS to Create ripple OF excitement in
local mining circles, the workings of
| ore giving astonishing re'nrrs in gold
r, 81,
General Appearances lndica,e That as
depth is attained gold values will pre-
| dominate, the quartz being of an OK
ceedingly lively character. Large
powders are found NV and then in
The working formation, and FROM one
Of Them y working of some % ounces
of rock gave 4 bullion return of $40
in gold and 81 90 in silver, total value
Of $4,000 in gold and 1890 IN silver
To the ton. The properly consists uf
eighteen different mines, all more or
less developed and all covered by U.
s. patent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
FOR A COUNTY HOSPITAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners of EsIneraldn county
will receive bids for the construction and
erection Of hospital building AT the town
OF Hawthorne, and that bids will he received
up TO and including Monday. November IL,
1898, to II O'Clock NJ. Of said day. The build
ing 10 be constructed in accordance with the
plans and specifications on file In the Office
of the County Clerk. The bidders to enter
into good and sufficient bond in the sum Of
3i,O0U Tor the faithful performance OF the con-
tract, the Board reserving the right to reject
any ard all bids. W. j. HENLEY.
Hawthorne, Oct. 3, 1895. County Clerk
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
pLATEORM AND RExoL' TIoNs,


Adopted by the hepab;Ican Conv-n-
ti0n ,.G CandsIAitn, september -,
1855
The Republicans Of Esmcra,da coun.
ty, here assembled in convention for
the purpose of nominating the county
officials. again express their loyalty
to Republican principles as auuourc, 4
by both the National and State plat
fornis.
Resolved, That VIC heartily lndorsc
the nominees Of the National Cnnvcn-
ton. Ben jamin Harrison and Levi p.
Morton, for President and Wee Presi.
dent of The United States; also those
of the Nevada State Convention, II. F..
Bartine for Congress, NJ. A. Murphy
for Justice of the Supreme Court, and
all the other nominees; that we will
use all honorable means 10 secure their
election.
Resolved, That we especially indorsc
Section |. of the State Platform and
the stctiop IN the National Platform
favoring the use OF gold and silver rs
money.
Resolved, That We support the nom.
inees of this convention.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

From now ill the LIST of October is
III. best time for root cuttings OF roses
IL Il other plants. The ground ID warm
hud the nights are getting longer and
coolers aud the plants that have stopped
growing will start out anew. Take a
exiting from plants that are dormant,
selecting good round wood, make a De"
where it can be readily walered, ana
plant your cuttings there, then Keep
The ground wet aud in few days they
will begin 10 put out leaves.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

Letters for The following persons are
in the hawthorne Postoiiice, awaiting
claimants: NJ Bus'Amante, d Builer,
j Campbell, Mr.. Emanuel, Paul Dren-
del, Mrs. hawthorne, f G H,ll-2, q W
Hunuecu,, J A Perkins, Ryan Il Hol.
we'll, A WingerIer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

Candies and nuts.
Tobaccos and cigars.
Fruits, b.rries ana cherries.
Oranges, lemons and bananas.
Stationary, periumery, watches and
jewelry.
Aud, IN fact. tO0l other necessary
articles, too numerous to mention.
Ask for anything you want and you
Gan set H.,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Sheriff I'll Robert Stewart.
Recorder aud Anditor-W. A In
gals.
1reasurer-J. s. Mooney.
District Atiorney-Dan Holland.
Acknowledgements. Garrard and r.
McNaughtpn.
long Term Comn,issmner-E. r.
Groves
Short Term Commissioner W.
Booth.
Tue Central COMMITTEES will nomi-
nate IA Surveyor and Public Almiuis-
TRAITOR
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
Clothing.

Blumenthal ani Loln Of Carson
keep the best fitting suits, and latest
STYLES III bats. constantly Ill stock.
They fill all orders by mail guarantee
lug satisfaction in every case. People
from Esmeralda county can dc we'll
foi ihemseiveslY giving lbem Il ulal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

Vote for Jim Cardwell,

Vote for Jim Cardwell.
Register! The books close on the
Goth.
s. d. Kinds of East Walker, was in
town last week.
Genia, Chnrley May was down from
Aurora las, week.
Hub Parker of Cars,n died in San
Francisco Oh Friday.
How would it do TO have The county
books "experted?"
Miss Bardenwerper' school is now
beng held at Ciquart Hall.
Republican County Central Com
mittee meets Tomorrow night.
Mrs. Brown, the wife Of Conductor
Brown, is visiting Mrs. +. j. l,aWa.
Frank Shaw OF llislop Caeak was in
Gown las, week shaking hands With
old friends.
Huelat will not be Obliged to assign
Ais salary To blk his creditors. How
about Henley.
Senator Stewart will arrive in News
da this week. He will I've given a
grand reception in Reno.
George Garrison, our next Auditor.
has held pusiiions OF trust and is quail
ifiad tnr thf. atl1en
Ed Prince. J. Merrigoid and Thos.
Holman have been appointed election
Inspectors tor Hawthorne.
Billy Aiken has got IA hard man to
down, but he'll Go it all the same.
Aiken is quiet, but effective.
Our Legislative ticket will sweep
the county. Jones and Marden are
both young men Of brains and ability.
The Inyo Index says 100 men are at
work near Mohave, laying standard
gauge tra.k in this direction. Guess
not.
The jury in the case of Miles Fin
len, charged with the killing of Dave
pync. returned y verdict Of acguittai
last Friday.
z Lvford. will stump the county for
Harrison anu Morton. He has writ
ten campaign song, which We will
print next week.
f. W. Clark stands on his past rec
ord, and he could have no better plat
form. His record rs an officer aud as
private citizen is clean.
Clara Belle Mcdonald has been
granted divorce and The custody OF
the child. She was also allowed $50 d
month for the child's maintenance
The Coryv,le P stofllce, which WAS
discontinued some mouths ago, is $50
behind in its accounts. Charley KIM
ball and jim Carlwell, the bondsmeh,
will have to pungle
Cardwell and Wilson, Republican
candidates for Commissioners, are
substantial citizens and heavy laxpay-
cys. How about Crave, the Democratic
nominee! His name is not on the tax
list.
Al u meeting Of the Republican del.
egatcs hold Monday nigh,, r. j. Laws
was nominated Tor long term School
Trustee an: o. r. Taylor for the short
term. J. II. Fenton WAS nominated
for Constable;
The Democrats OF Lander ballDtted
AZ times for Sheriff without = choice.
The matter was finally left to the Cen
trail Committee to nominate candi-
date, aud That committee has in turn
ordered new primary election for
delegates to nominate Sheriff.
Daring the progress Of the "auto.
matte clock game ia gambling con-
uivance--ln plAt's Hall, san Fran
c.sco, one day last week, the police
Iaided the hall and ntrciied all The
+, .ilors, abn0t 800, 10 the city prison,
charged with visiting ii gambling
house.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
FOR 80 CORDS OF WOOD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THY
Board Of County Commissioners will receive
scaled proposals to deliver 80 cords OF wood
at the Cour t-honse and there piled. Bids to
b., received up to and including Monday, No
vember 18th. 1883, at IL o'clock ". OF saio
day, reserving the right to reject al bids.
W. J. HENLEY, ,ounty Clerk.
Hawthorne, October 3, 1883.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

New icwelry, including elegant
scarf pins. charms, chains, set ot glove
bnttnneis, Watches, ETC., ~ .. +. Tay-
iur's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

\ fine assortment Of shoes from
Buckingham h uicht, JUS, received al
q. +. Taylnr's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
MIR. I.itssil Improving.

{ W. ~. Littell. who for many months
filled The responsible position of SUI
perintcndent Of The English Com
pany's property and works at Candle
laria, is AT present confined TO his resi-
dence ir Sun frapcisco, by serions in
jnrics sustained in the Bancroft eleva-
tor accident. One Of his legs was
broken in three places and bis head
severely cut. The many friends Mr..
Litlel has won since his arrival on III 8
c'mst will be pleased to lcarn that he Is
n,w recovering.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
The Central Committee.

-
Aurora--Frank Neal, Ira P. Hale.
riuc Grove, Cambridge and Sweet
watcr-W. n. Aiken.
Garfield, Lunlng, Soda Springs and
RhOdes--J. l.. Stoner.
Bellcyille and Teel's Marsh--S. +.
Eelso.
Caudelaria-J. NJ. Jones, J. Wood.
win, o. Pierce.
Columbus. Fish Lake and Furnace
Canyon-R. ID. McAfec.
Aida Valley, Silver Peak and Gold
Mountain-Thos Manser.
Palmetto--N. L. Baker.
Hawthorne-Robert Bergman, J.H.
TAYLOR and Jerry Quinn
Hawthorne Msirict-J. &. Rupert.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10
Executive Comm fses.

Fxecutive Comm ftes..
MN crs j. Ii. Taylor and Robert
Derryman of Hawthorne: J. NJ. Jones
and J. W. Goodwin of Candelarla; l.
p. Hale OF Aurora, j. G. Rupert OF
Hawthorne district.
Chairman Quinn was subsequently
added to the committee.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

III IL the duty Of the State TO maintain free
characterization schools in the rural and sparse-
ly seiiied Districts M we'll as In towns and
tnickiy populated disiric-s. aud thst such .
division nf hr -ch0ol mancy shoatH Ne T.ado
~ will furnish the means 81 esucation " ell
children in the stat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-10

Nc d"nsud the restoration Of the mail SER
vice in thi. STAR TO the efficiency maintained
y tste l.si Republican characterization, and
i4fef hs rn ment oS fsis ages y I'll postai
: ;ap.oys~.