Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-15
STATE. COAST AND ELsEwHRwM.

Ohio farmers expect one of the big
gesl corn crops on r,cord.
Canadian exports for the year end
cd June Both amounted to $3.50, Asa, 9SJ.
Petrlfild trees are being found 10
granite along the Rid.au, Ont, Canal.
j is reported that 100000 cotton
wood trees nave been planted in south
8r.t KANSAS his year.
TAG mails are carried by men in
tpaDy Of the back districts Of Ken
'acky, some of them walking thirty.
two AZ les every day.
Fifty one bills have passed Congress
ibis session authorizing the bridging
of streams and other waters. A gener
Al act is proposed.
a New York residence on Fifth
avenue, which WAS sold last October
f." 100000, was bid off at auction
las' @eek for only Sl450QO
Re'urns To the Auditor Of State of
Ohio SHOW that 2.Ull establishment,
selling liquor pay a tax of So 252 TAO
! II is estimated that $1,000 people
nave gone to Europe this summer.
This Is one reason Why thu American
! ,utnmerresorl ialdlords feel sad.
Chiara Cgmr.le, The Italian muir.
d tvs, whose death sentence wa con,
matted to lie, IS he four een,h woman
eodnr'ng life Imprisonment IN New
/ York State.
No more priya,e nurseries are to be
allowed in New YORK, rs they open
the way 10 the evil OF baby farming
t'nr Board o. Heal,h is to license ali
nurseries.
y Wisconsin man, while hunting in
! the woods, fired inIo Il swarm Of bees.
Gbey At once attacked aim. and set
I'D IN him, stunc him SO badly that
u~ died within an hour
Baltimore expects TO pack enough
peaches to provide can for each fam
lily in the United States. But each
iamily ought 10 consume, on the aver
age, say fifty two cns per apuum.
There were 453 or4,As Il s,Ail4tle!
p I'd aarias lis Week &c :. Jal, 18Th
vi 'he total nuataef 1916 We're en- dren
under one year Old, AID iiy. we're u.
tween ninety and one hundred years.
III. Law.rende shippers and railway
| men are uneasy hecause the apple
/ shipments IRON Ontario Ia Great Bit
+ ain have this year been diverted from
Canaiian lines ai,.. ports To- the route
via New York
| Isaac : Nullen of Boston ia said NJ
he the first colnred man ever appnnl,
ed by a Massachusetts Governor tn N
po'ition on the district police force.
| he took the oath of office and WAS
duly qualified last m nth.
A Philadelphia Dculist got mad
the manager of an opera louise and
came out in the papers with the state
ment that the use of opera glasses
te Id d to early blindness. The result
Was that the house lost all its income,
FOR the rent of glasses.
TIE OHIO and Mississippi Riiroad
! introduced an innovation recently in
placing ticket collectors on all their
passenger trains. The conductors will
have charge of the train ana see thai
the trip is safely made, but WILL uot
! collect fares OF tickets.
II the movement TO make Governors
lslaad public park is successful.
New York will possess one of the
mosf beautiful pleasure islands in the
world. At presant the isllnd is used
by the United States Army as the head.
quarters for the Atlantic division.
While 1868 licenses issued in 1885
IN Pi,tsburg, yielded a revenue of 1911.
3o9, the 7,700 licenses t which the
number OF authorized liquor dealers
has beed reduced in 1888 yielded rev
enue OF $f,92G,0SS. In point of revrnli,,
high licel s has every wber. been y
success.
A d cree of The. Gila ena a cavern
mehi abolislii,g tie tree port III L1v
'ngsion and Sanio Tnuius has Great a
G nsternalion The free port wa, d,
creed 10 be Tor Ten years, tn, bearlv SIX
| have passed and lie fore, gi,prs who Ia.
vested capital il nercA4udiss and
planting will lose,
An enleiprising Philadelphia bake,
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