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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-12
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braska.
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Nebraska, forty miles west and south of
Missouri River points, at one fare for the
round trip, on the following dates, viz:
May 8th, 9th, 22nd and Esd, June 9TH, 9th,
10Th and Goth. These tickets are good for
30 days and ample stop over privileges are
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Africa there are birds with bills yard
IN length. If the theory of transmigra-
ton VI souls is n correct one, these
birds must be the spirits of departed
plumbers Xai.kss Blade
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"Mr Heysede, don't you want to take
out apolicy on your life for S5,0O0p"
Agriculturist-'Naw, sir; old Jim Bull
lard took out one of them things las
summer, an I'll be burned II he didn't
die next day. IN y Sum-
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
A Clever Invention.

Adolph Anderson, clever Comstock
mechanic, left last night for San Fran.
cisco with model of AN invention
with which to cut and thread gas and
wa.cr pipes advanlageously in awk
ward places. 1t works universally IN
every direction, and a person can cut
or thread an iron pipe two inches in
diameter or under with it with only
-iy inches of play as readily as it can
be done with an acre of5soom.
Mr.. Anderson has cavcat on his Yam
kee trick and one years time 10 which
to apply for a patent, in order 10 give
him time to perfect it. He also has u
model of an invention which works
something like chars under mininc
cages, the purpose of which is TO per
nit cable cars to cross each others
track rs readily as though there wa
nothing in the way. He will try 10
put both inventions on the market in
San Francisco. If he cannot get fair
terms there he will go East with them.
Enterprise.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
SONavilie Iiems,

ED. BuLLETIN:-On Aprll 2Sth the
Republicans of this place held their
Primary election a. the Mount Diahlo
Office, to elect Il delegate 10 the State
Convention. Eighteen votes were
pollod, and T. +. Keav was elected.
On May 1st. the Democrats held
their Primary. Nine votes were cast.
and eli Johnson was elected AS their
dele@a'p to the the State Convention.
Last Wednesday the Monni Diab'o
ahinned niue bars of bullion valued 81
$15,400.
John b. Newman mn old resident of
Esmeralda Co. and for wear and n
half resultant Of Sodayile, LETT here
last THURSDAY morning for his old
hrme in Antrim, Fi''sro-o ~, Now
Hampshire, he Is uncertain whether he
will return to Nevada, or not. Our
Village is now without barber and IL
shoemaker.
WIN. Cook arrived here last FRIDAY
rom Marietta with carload of ore,
which he will have reduced at the
Mount Diab'o mill
On Monday. Nav 2nd.. Pat Xii.
| foyle and his tpartnrr came in from
! Hu'ches Cation, White Mountains,
| with carload of very rich ore to he
| he crashed at the Mount Diablo mill
| The ore came from NINE adjoining
he famous Indian Queen
On May End. eighty tons of ore
arrived from lone, Nye Co., to be
worked at the Mount Diatlo. 1t was
shipped by Jangwor'hv s. Co, and is
in charge Of Mr. Carmichael
Mr.. Henrv Catalin Of New York,
and Elmer Dunlap, now If Tuscarora
| arrived here on SUNDAY evenings
train and left on Monday for Cedar
| Dis'rict, few miles East of here, TO
examine some copper mires owned by
| Mr.. Dualan nnd others. @
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
A Runaway.

Last Friday one of the employees Of
the Garfield Company started TO take
a shipment of bullion to the railroad
depot la Z blackboard. When the
team was about ready one of the
horses got can fastened on on one Of
his feet and the driver unhiiched the
traces so he;could get at the foot and
remove the can. He lifted the foot up
but the horse placed it back on the
ground, and the noise made by the tin
frightened both horses and they star
on run down the steep grade, and
thus they continued, ut lightning speed
for fully three miles. but after reach
ing the flat at the foot of the grade
they became tired and the young man
who had heroically held fast to the
lines succeeded in stopping them.
Luckily no damage was done. and the
bullion was taken to the depot ia time
10 be placed on the train.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
A Lone Fisherm n II.

One day last week Jase Lothrop, who
had just returned from the burnt min
ing district of Esmeralda county, tool
hook and line and goodly lunch, and
hied himself to the grassy woodland
along the bank Of the Horseshoe lake
near Sutro, to have quiet fish He
anchored his boat in the shade Of a
weeping willow tied barley sack be.
hind the craft and cast his line. His
luck was good, and immediately he
drew out as fine catfish as could BE-
found in any water in the State Taking
h,m from the hook jesse threw the fish
into the barley sack, which was near
~ submerged IN the water behind the
boat to keep the fish fresh, bated hi;
book and in a few minutes again drew
ont another fine fish. His luck cor
tinucd for several hours, until he
thought il about time to return home
He was delighted 10 think what fine
string of fish he would have to show to
the boys when he returned to Dayton.
and started to pull up his harley sack
which he concluded must be nearly
three. quarters full. 1t did not Pull that
heavy, though and not more cha
grined man than Jase could be found
in the state when he landed the sack l..
the boat and found Vt empty with hole
IN the bottom about as big as a her. s
egg. He did not stop to make anotbe,
catch, but started for home disgusted
In relating the story he said he notice.
the similarity in the size of the fish
in the lake but did not think much
about it at the time, but has now cvme
to the conclusion that he caught one
fish about hundred times, and thai
that fish is today the hest fell one in the
lake. His theory is that the fish he
threw into the bag ran ont OF the mole
swan around to the front of III" boa,
again and ate every angle worm tina
was nlaced on the hook-Lyon Coant,
Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
Lyon County Items.

The following news items are from
the Lynn County Times of last Satur-
day.
The fruit in Mason Valley has
nesrly all been killed by frost while
that in this end If the country haa NOT
been damaged
The Briggs, mill, just below Silver
City, shut down the first Of this week
for want of ore. Ithad been running on
Oest rock.
."Old French" who has been pros.
pecting aud working on some claim in
the Pnenut hills, for months past, was
brouahtsto DAYTON last Sunday in n
half famished and half paralyzed con
iition. and Is now an inmate of til,
hospital.
The MusgrOve Bethune foot race was
intended to take place it Dayton It can
readily be understood now why IL die
not. Bethunc would not have bad as
easy a chance to get away from this
camp after his dirty work as he did
from Reno.
The Douglass mill, this place. msde
clean up this week after run of six
weeks on tailings under the Rae Sv.
tenn, and showed saving of over one
pound OF quicksilver to the ton % er
the old system. The mill will s,a,t
again tomorrow morning after some
repairs are made.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09

John Striker was in from his mine
last Sunday, hs says it is looking fine.
Last weed miner in ellis District
was unfortunate enough TO get piece
OF steel In one of his eyes. Jim Quinn
who was out on the road at the time
succeeded in taking it out before any
damage was done.
Watches or anything in the line of
jewelry needing repairs, if left ut o.
F. Taylor's will be forwarded TO II
first.ciass workman. Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention aud
reasonable prices. Il
Charley Kimball has, for sale, fine
single buggy harness, substantial
blackboard and an excellent billiard
table. ANY person in need CT the
above named articles can mike a
reasonable bargain with Mr. KimbaIl.
Mine owners and prospactors should
read the advertisement of the Mount
Diablo COMPANY, and Y may be 10
your advantage 10 have your ore
worked at that mil, or at least consult
with that Company before Closing
bargains elsewhere.
} l. Serpa, sheep raiser, has been
killed in Fresno comfy, while en- route
to the mountains with his sheep. He
was warned 10 leave some land on
which he had camped. After the warn.
ing, the parties, an old and Young man
went on 10 Hill and commenced fir
ing at his camp His heardcrs escap
ed, but Serpa was killed.
Mr.. Dlniels and family, who II will
be remembered wern residents Of Haw
tborne during the Winter but left for
BISHOP Creek some weeks ago have
met with bad luck. After having gone
some distance on their journey their
horses were stolen or strayed away
from camp, and the entire family is
comnellcd to return on the road until
the horses are found.
The elegant steamer Queen of tie
Pacific, running between San Fran
cisco and San Diego, sprang leak
about 3 o'clock IN Monday morning
when within two hours, steaming Of
Port Hartford, her first port ont from
San francisco, Full steam was IN.
on and the vessel made race for life
into port Hartford, where she went
down alongside the wharf Her pass.
eugers, 1l3 in number, and crew.
were safely landed, bu, no freight or
baggage was saved before she went
down. She belonged to Goodall Per-
kins q Co. and will be raised and re
paired at once.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
sheep Coming.

Bridgeport Chronicle; Several
bands of sheep have already passed
through Antelope Valley from Ne
vada. 10 spend the Summer in our
county. Notwithstanding the sheep
license has been raised, the sheep own.
ers are ready to paw, preferring to do
business in Mono county a, the rate OF
five cents head then 10 other
counties for nothing. There is no fear
but hat we will have as many sheen
in the country this summer as were
here last Summer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
TIL. Mail Ro.te 10 DR.. ,v..x

Senator Siewert writes thar he has
had an in'erview wItn the Postmaster
General in regard to the mail route
and service thereon from Winncmucca
to Drewsey, Oregon. After full ex-
PLANTATION the Postmaster General ap
proved of the petition and, unless some
thing unforeseen happens, service will
be put on without delay as prayed for
In the petition.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
wassrfs Ali shafts sesaed.

B. few years ago The present site
! al iiaY'lsnfRe WIS nothing but bar
IN N.ie. Gevoii OF vegetation nf
Ferl nj except the hardy sage
a'ti~h and n small variety of wild
il''Mcr,. At thai tiho it looked as II it
were destined to ever remain the same,
! md il II person had been told that in
II few years pleasant homes, beautiful
! gardens, irnit trees ard grape vines
Wo,ld mdrFn this barren region be
I "on.3 i'ay. scoiied al ti;e idea and
p,nuuonncti ii impossible, and that
Was ~ .,;t,an. That each and every
visitor liad. Eat let lhtin come it"a'
aud see or themselves what mis- n'ns
rpnideirs and never ccasing toll haVe
done, '0e., they Niil see lew badly
mistaken they wire Now they VIII
ind IA oasis in II valley that is com.
pie,iy deprived of all useful vegetation
bnt ihts valley cannot be properly
termed u desert, because NEST of The
land ia fertile and can be made to pro.
dlce all Of The vegetables and most of
the fruit now raised in tropical Cali
fornia, and tie only reason this is not
one of the most valuable agricultural
sections in the country is owing to the
fact thai vegetation must be irrigated
here and MP To the present time there
has not been sufficient quantity OF
water ,nnd to irrigae but very small
tracts of ground. tracts not large
enough to produce fruit or vegetables
ia quantities sufficient for marke bni
the gardens in town give fair samples
of what could he done ia this entire
valley if there was water. There are
grape vines here now that are londed
down with grapes, also pear, apple,
plum aud peach trees which have
more fruit ON them than their small
branches will be able t" hold up With.
out breaking before the fruit has
ripened. If water could be found
here by boring, this valley of 10000
acres of tillabe land, would, in a few
years he one OF the richest and most
thickly populated in the State. Water
is all that is needed, every other article
thnt is necessary to make a prosperous
country, is found in abundance here.
If only a few inches of water could be
found out on this fiat this would be
most desira ole place for beet sugar
factory. and some Industrious person
could take up the standing offer of
Clans SnrecHels an; in short tim.
would make an independent fortune.
Let some Company try to obtain water
by boring artesian wells here and if it
proves n success the interested persons
can ever afterward live in luxury, and
besides be the means of building up
the country and making homes for
thousands of people. The liberia
laws of this State offer inducements to
any Company that has a surplus foi
investment, and where the indications
of finding water are as favorable rs
they are here there is no reason why
wells should not he bored here and
have the matter determined as to
whether water can be found or not.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09

Eureka Sentinel: Last Tuesday
work was resumed at the Eureka Con.
reduction works. Two furnaces have
been fired up and are running on ore.
One oalcimining pan is operating in
the refinery, and next week the entire
plant will be running full blast. There
are probably 100 tons of ore on hand
and 500 or 600 tons Of spiess taken out
of the dump ready for reduction
enough material. In fact, to keep the
works running six or eight weeks in
advance Of the current supply.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09

The Board { County Co nmIssion~es
met last Mon Y. present fail bard.
Bills of different parties examine i
and considered lae full an aunt IL if :.
allowed IN cv.cy ease except 10 these
whom two OF the Commissioners have
a grudge naaiusi, such persons beng
at the tender mercy Of tho two rain &
members of The Board.
The resignation Of }. II. Fenton as
Constable accep'eti.
Ordered That 1860 be transferred to
the INDECENT Sick Fund.
Reports of the following county anu
Township officers were examined and
filed:
Benz. Cnr,er, D,stric, Attorney;
j. E. Hart. sheriff:
W. J. Henley. County Clerk;
T.. W. Clark, Treasurer;
W A ingalls,, Recorder;
o. D. Leng, JaiIor;
W ~. ..iken, Constable, TIP. ?.
Commit, s;nner Calllson moved that
the biz - Or. Reed for examining in
sane and on Hospital contract be al.
lowed for $50, II. NJ. Jewett moved
that it he allowed for $40, but as
usual Jewet,'s motion was lost, and
the matter left to be further considered
on Tuesday.
Tne-dav-The Board refused to con.
slider the olalm of Dr. Reed, Keane and
w phn. wH.,h vs. pre- nte1 once
before, because OF Section 1867, Gen.
eral Statutes.
The petition for the appointment 81
a J is:ice Of Peace at So,la, which was
left over from last meeting, was con.
sidercd and denied.
In the matter of the State Line ii
was ordered that upon the payment
bv a. G. Ellis at any time prior to the
next meeting OF the Board, OF the sum
Of 1866 II to the Treasurer of this
county, and also npon the payment
within the same time to the District
Attorney Of this county the sum OF
1851 IS. the same being balance Of
judgement since 1882, and then the
Treasurer is to give to said A. Z. Ellis
a rood and sufficient deed to certain
described property.
The money in the County Treasury
was counted and found to be correct.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
Respectfully Submitted
W. A. INGALLS,.
County Auditor.

The minutes were read and there
heing no other business of any i'm
pGrtance to be transacted the Board
adjourned to meet on the first Monday
in Juae.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09
SAMPLES.


Eli Johnson was Ia town ON Monday
Fine new silk mu.1ers at Knapp &
Laws.
Oats for sale at Wabuska, by = . P.
Lovejoy.
Dave Pittman was in from Soda
yesterday.
G. c. Fish has been in town for
few days.
The summit Of MI. Grant is covered
with snow.
New silk handerchiefs etc. etc. at
q. F.raylors
illustrated Poems and elegant dolls
81 o. F. Taylor's
Doctor Reed will be in Candelaria
every Thursday.
New solid aud rolled gold jewelry
at o. F. Taylor's.
Photograph and autograph albums
at o. F. Taylor's.
Buckskin gloves OF all grades at
Knapp and Laws.
Applegate's cold water bleaching
soap. for sale nj o. F. Taylor's.
Four bars were shipped from Gar
field Saturday, valued at 3 4, 6O0
Ed Green was in from Sweiwa er
Last Saturday with large load OF hay.
OF. TAYLOR is renewing his entire
stock of drv.goods, notions, medi.
clncs etc.
The verv latest STYLES Of ladies and
Misses trimmed hats, just received at
o. F. Taylor's.
Edward Hooper. Superintendent Of
the Garfield Mining Company, was in
town ,aet Monday.
ITnivoreal metal powder for sale by
q = TAYLOR, Cleans Ind brightens
~ metals inn>'antlv
The rruckne T,nmher Comnany ls
king q lo~ drive of 1000. 900 feet of
logs down the Trnckee river.
There will he Sunday School at the
xssuart House everv Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
John Powell. Superintendent of the
Palmetto mines was a passenger on
the South honnd train last Monday.
Frank ,yWoodliff. son of the well
know druggist Of Virginia City came
out.last Saturday, and will remain
some time.
W A. Littell, Superintendent of the
Georgene, accompanied by his wife
and child returned from San Francisco
on Monday,
Neat gift and children's books at o.
F. Taylor's including the Alcott series
Chatterboxes aud other very attractive
JuVcuilc WI No.
Bob Wright has received fine as
sortment of genuine meerscham pipes
All who smoke should have one. Gall
at his store and see them.
George Box has hal hard time dur
ing his late sickness, but he is now i'm
proving raridlv. and his friends Will
soon see him around again.
Placer Republican: When San
Francisco editor lacks subject he dir
his pen and tackles ''Thp Dollar Limit"
Then he feels perfectly at home
Read John Snnderland's lad" then
pick ont the kind Of foot.ware you
want and send vonr order to him. j
will be Immediately attended to.
Since the last shipment Of ore was
made the miners in the PamlicO have
been repairing Slopes, shoots. etc, Int
began taking out rich ore on last
Monday.
The knights of Pythiap held an
init ,tion meeting on Monday night
and T.. Cprhett, W. Douglass, J. Cas-
tello and F. w Read came down from
Candplaira TO attend.
Senator Ingalls, is of the opinion that
In twenty wears more the pnblic domain
will b. virtually exhausted. and that
thereafter lands of all kind will In
crease enormously in value.
The Sultan refuses to submit the DIFF
ference between Morocco and the
United States, in reference To the mcn
nu;aau1,d at Rnhot To. arhit cot i'm
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-09

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