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LOTTERY.
LOTTERY.
LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877 BY THE
MEXICAN NAIIJSAL GOVERNMENT.
OPERATED UND'R A TWENTY YEARS
CONTRACT BY TIE .xICAS LIT 1RNA-
FIONA. IBiPl.OF LM1Sr COMPANY

Gran Monthly Drawings he'll IA tho Morps1us
Paw lJI Ia e A aine IA Pa <, Guy Of Mex.c)
an pullciY ~ lIcte b. Got5rn neat Oh
Gals ppontsi Tor the purJ 10 by tho Secrs-
lAiHS II tue Inferior AID tue Treasury
DAAw4AG - JusE 9tn. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 600.
PRICE OF TICK rs. AMERICA MONEY
Nh0Ics, &S-iIalYes, eI--QuArters. soc.
-ldu ItAtesi 151s TicSsts for so U. s. Currsncy.
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A PROPOSED BRANCH OF THE
CANADIAN Pacific.

The Route to Fol7w tbs Great River
valleys 1T Would Open Fertile
Lands, Great Timber Tracts and r ch
Mines-Ih, Proposed siberian Pacific
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(Copu'i0ht 1897

Route,
(Coppight 1897
NEW YORK May l9-M pre- than twenty
wears have low elapsed 81 CO he U Vi
States ca Into possession Of AlaSlt, ~
It is OILY Ia s,y that W have bs IN t, az
precta e is val p, d even 70 tie ma
ioritv Of Ans,icsn re dsrs Know i5tle >
nothing in regard to he reso lrc,s | pc :
sible ec1no nEal develop ne It Of B.lVsl
Columbia.
Alaka's sgs ald OF lsr IT pro iucts Ia -
Maid a good ts'e,t olt le pure ass ION
and is sal no fishsr IS are alrsa I Of Ia e
I'm ,ortance, shlle the yield 4 coi AM Ia
but 10 steadily i1c sing. e sputns
mart of tls Alaskan .aast . is =
cant islands ctntaiu ext9nSi re forests Of Va
ua Ia tiinhe and lpj ii nos. I'VE = ry
that comes '.,,yd o the ssa, sold 1a' be
disco red. L Ger al point m }e'aS
present opsrstsi upon great .ale, a
lar,,e - .emel exls,.
Alaska o Ssssss several navigable rive $
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hundred lie. 1t lowsal no o 70 W.
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and 1pe country, a d to a limited daA
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along ita shMe. In t eg rgeS n nc ii
earliest stream, max their way out unit
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cured from lace by colonies nea "
har-c Sd ths luf C asst range on foo.
and arou d wUJs cab ms vegetable ga do
AMI 8 ches of rye and oats ars or ~.
In tie vallsyo the Ii rd, and along ths
lit Hsc re er, fhOse hrc,s ar
not far dis 4 tine u | on's ia Com an
have had po-ts for ma y yea s. and the
dian. OF that rsGion a"e 81 ntarF y sd
that all heve nba- d ned to a great
the wa of s1va if, ear Yiized ar
nenta and ole allegiance to tue Rom
Cataolic church, who . mis- sionArle' nays
loug cit TIE IA.
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ability OF land for C te aud . p rae
ing, and y her &C o CT resougc s, J.
creases, until ct acs river Y u co ne
d vii to region nh re the iardior z aim
Ike rye and ba Iey ca To rais d TO goJ
sd va tags, and evea " heat has ueen cult
vac
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along the en- tern base # tae mOu tai Is
vi tho c nadia Pacf', ald one is a
ready prJjec el from Cigar t. Elm
tlu--s 10 sep in that dir-ctiO . Bu
tvs or. ur~. al to A a Ga is p
posed to be b il 81 uLl 1t Would he pos
siUIe to carr it vhag way.
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Nrvrp AIM pIvAppoINrro

They have bean tIisd fcF over fifty years, and
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Your fathers AIS mothers Esss them, They are
tas saisst FsrsTti and BAT Remedy for Liver
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Fer Sale by all Druggists. Price IS eta per box
boxes f'r IS cts; or ts't nv mail postage Gee "a
receipt 81 price. q. ' = r-h~-o'
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MA3KTWAIN aMOKED Ur
He CHATS OF al. -IFn as A RE-
POS~FR.

A Visit to the &c 70 Press Gallery
Rem.nlscS 1ceI - The Old Days of
Rec as ruct on ryinx to Nr is
ook-"Ehe Fellow hat Looks Like
Me"
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Copyright 1887

WAS 'rNGToy, Nav IS, 1889.
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!. SPE0IAL FEATITREo

Ty terms OF contract this Company must do
30 Il The SUN OF all prizes included In the
sch me bsfore 50 ling using ticket, and receive
tho following ofnoal u rmit.
CLE ! ICAIE / errby certirI that ne
london Bank Of Ne rico and South Arerina
has on special dsp0siI the necessary fund.- Ia
guarantee he payment Of NJ L,ues draicn bs
the Loterid DE- Ia Bsnsfcencid PtGbfc1
r. RODRi 'UEZ RIVERA. LtferVeat7r.
Furtnrr Tue c. npany IL rel are ~ 1istrlS-
NO % per ceht. o. the value 81 al, IN ticte ia
prizes-a lar ser proportion thGa Is given oy any
. her Lottery.
Finally . number Of tickets 10 linn ted 70 ST.
O-2OOOO leHs than are sod oy other lotteries
lting IA same n"ms.
For fun particulars, address, U. BASSErTL
ApartaIo $50, & ~ Of Mexico Mexico. or SAF-
Ii a DOZlEk, Box 5s3 Montx emery, Ala
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

{ 1ADMUS MINING commandments
~ el WORKS. Plhe Grove. Esmeralda coun-
~, Nesaaa 70 alton of principal place of
fs"tiee Is hereby given that at a meeting of
the board 4 Directors held on the 18Th day
OF sep elnber 1881, an assessm mi tAo y of "a
cents per share Was levied upon the capital
stVcS o. HE corpora Oh. payable Immediately
IN oniied States gold coin 10 the Secretary
OF said corporation. at the Office of the
omp ny. Pa California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on
Thursday, October b. 1889.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
puDifc anction. aud unless payiaenl Is made
before VIII be sold on Monday, Novem Der %.
1855, al II O'Clock noon of that day to paw
The delinquent asscs-m eut. together wi Il
COSTS OF Advertising and expenses of sale.
by order OF the haard Of Directors.
JNO. CRAIG, Secretary.
Cal oca.id
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

Description Of Crown Mine mill site No 65 b,
located upon surveyed lands in Township
rs, r. 80 b., NJ. b. B. & NJ, and claimed
by the Silver Peak Mines Company. in
the Silver Peak ami Red Mountain Mining
District, Esmeralda coanty, Nevada.
Beginning at location monument, then
running north ~ deg 70 min, east 200 feet;
tncuce running n ~ deg 80 min, " 80 Feet 10
posi- No / UsS No IS b, whence post No 4,
uSs No 81 a bears n 66 deg min L, and is
distant 9l4oss feet. Thence running
First Courses 10 deg 50 min. W distance
OF l2oo.o feet to post No :, USS No 65 B.
Thence running
Second Courses 40 deg 30 min, dist
anee OF 1900 feet, to post No ) USS No IS b.
Thence rnnning
Third eourse--N 40 deg 80 min, E distance
of i2ea feet 10 Pest4 Uss Not @B. T1epce
running
Fourth Course-s.N 40 deg &c rain, W a dist.
ance Of 1Se0 feet 10 post No Uss No IS b,
whence high ledge on top of mountain bears
y a deg ~ min W; celter Of Silver Peak
Mountain bcs.s 3 45 deg 40 min L, and Ugh
rock ledge on north side Of silver Peak range
bears a deg 10 min W; containing an area
of / % acres
The survey has been made to cou orm to
the original Location, certified copy of tho
location notice Of which is herewith attached,
Courses have been expressed tyom true
mel idiaa, with Il ni-sgnet.e variation OF l6 deg
o. min East.
Magnetic variation, 10 deg 5 min K, con.
taining s.ss acres. aiil site, Avs acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

+ APANTA CONSOLIDATED MINING
- COMPANY-Location Of principal
pace OF business, SAN Francisco. Cni-
tornia. Local ion Of works, Hawthorne Dis
trlct- Eemeralda county, Ne ada
Ns.Lice II hereby given rhat nj a meeting or
the Board of directors. held on the I'd day
tf Oc.obrr, 1889. an assess inrnt (No. q of
Two t21 cents pr share. ~ leyicd upon
the capital stock OF The corporation, pay
able immediately, in United States gold coin.
70 The Secretary. III the office of the gompany,
Room 81, Nevada Block, No. 800 Montgomery
street, Sun Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON The
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1884,
WIN BIZ delinquent aud advertised for sale at
puhlic auction. and Euitss payment il made
before, Will be sod on Nousuy the I'd alay Of
December, 1881, to pay the aclipqaent a sess.
M ~ together with COTS Of advertising aud
expenses OF sale.
ny tssder OF the Board of Directors.
j. STADTFELD, Jr Secretary.
ohce-Reom 81, Nevada Block. No, 3eA
naisA, - osasd,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

uSS No 65 at a point distant 1923 feet
from p. st Soo Uss No IS A. Thence RIM.
ming
Fourth Courses . deg OF min. Ga total
distance of 766 feet TO post No 4 Ifss Nor
the place Of beginning; containing an area OF
2.1S acres
Exclusion by USs No 81 is described no
follows: Beginning at post No |, USs M
6o A. Thence running
First Courses 81 deg t2min, W distance
of l23.s feet. to post No USS No II and No
l u IS No 81. Thence running
Second Conrse-N 81 deg Oh min, W dist,
ance of 1851 feet to post So3 tss No AZ. and
u al distance Of 76i 8 feet to point of inter.
section with nortnerly end line of USs No
6j A. Thence running
Third Course--N 81 deg II min east dist.
ance of les feet 10 post Ma US NsglA.
Thence running
Fourth Courses 81 deg 50 min, f a dist,
ance of 1854 feet to post Uss No IS A, the
place of beginning; containing an area OF
2.35 acres.
Which tracts being excluded from the whole
area of claim under survey, leaves rem aiming
2 81 acres.
Courses expressed from true meridian, with
magnetic variation sf l6 deg o5 miu East.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
2. NJ. SMITH,


By @. Henry Strachan. Superintendent and
Agent. whose Posto1ice addTess il Believille,
Esnerafla county, State of Nevada, has this
day filed his application for patent for the
Sweetapple and liazeitine Borate or BoYax
deposit niue, bearing Bofsx, situated In
Tears Marsh Mining D strict. EsmcraIsfa
county, Hevadp, aud designated by the field
notes and cf,icial pat on file in this Office rs
lot Number IS. in Township No. 4 North,
Range Tmrty-thrce East, Mount Diabto base
and meridian, said Lot No, As being de-
scribei as follows, to wit.
Beginning ct post No of the county sns-
vey No "a, set in pine post No |, 4 feet long, ,
inches square, marked $ P No IS and
mound. From which post No of L s V
No 81 bears % deg 80 min, W IS chs, and S
Cj 3 bears poiat Of black lava rock, marked
U S 1873, the same bearing as from S 5 V
No 81 and S % deg 50 min E, $500 chs bears
post No1of L 5 V No 81.
Thence 70 deg 30 min, w 1918 chs, set
pine post 3x2X2, marked U p No ,, in
mound, thence G3 deg 80 min w, 1la chs
-. pine post ss,;;sx:e, marked I 2 No in
mound. thence % deg 80 min, W 14.70 chs
set pine post 3x2S2, marked u & P No 4 in
mound thence n 81 deg 30 min, E 7.l2 chs,
cedar post No of county Sv No2.
Thence n 81 deg 30 min, & 25.45 chs, set
pine post 3X2x., marked S No in
mound; thence " deg 30 min, L 1913 chs,
set pine post aud 21ax3x2. marked ) Z No
q in mound; thence n IS deg 30 min, K IA 90
chains. set pine post 4s2x,, marked U 5 r
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

The location of this mine is recorded in thu
Recorders Office Of Esmerslda county,
New, in Book D. page 25s of Mining
Locations.
The adjoining claimants are the Valiant,
Deiia;iec, Drinkwater and CfowniiIg Glory
claims,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Crown mill site or
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing mo-
ice OF app'lcation for a patent be published
Tor the period. OF ten consecutive weeks In
The Walker Lake Bulletin, weekly newspa-
per published at Hawthorne, Esmcraldx
county. Nevada. .. Ii. GALLUP
oc23-10w. Raoistar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
Crown Mine

Or surface ground are required TO file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office ut Carson City.
III the State of Nevada, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue OF the provisions of the.
Statute. o. II. GALLUP. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
eeos OF thsEcTs.
Some Are Round. Some Like "A Pyramid
and others Like a flask.

Some Are Round. Some Like Pyramid
and others Like hiask.
Insects eggs ore not all of an oval
form, like those of birds, but some
are like a pear, some like an orange,
some like pyramid, and some like a
flask.
The egg Of the gnat. for instance,
may be compared. in shape, to that OF
a powder-aask. and the mother gnat
lays about three hundred at II time.
Now, each egg, by itse.f. would sink TO
the bottom Of the water; yet the gnat
puts Il whole three hundred to-
gother in the form OF little boat.
and In such q way that they will all
swi on the surface OF the waite and
Il very curious way she has OF manag-
ing this.
Like other insects, the gnat has six
legs. -Four Of these lIhe four 70 O.
legs) she fastens to q floating leaf. or
to the side of Il bucket. if she is on
The watnr contained in a bucket. Ter
body is thus held level with the wEtar,
exc pit the last ring Of her abdomen,
WI 81 is u little raised. This being
DOM, SHE begins 20 make use Oh her
other two legs Cor hind legs), and
crosses them in the shape OF the letter
\. The open part Of this x, next to
her tail, serves as Il kind of scaf'old-
ing, to support the eggs she lays, I'M
til she boat is formed. Each egg,
vii n laid, is covered with lind OF
ssi, a.a the f fa.;;sst h'aas The a.'st laid laid
egg in the angle OF the X nntil the
second egg is laid By It's side, and
glued to it; she then CLUES another
egg to its other side AZ these stick
togathe. thus:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

This claim is knewn as the Sweetapplc and
Aazei'ihe, county surrey NJ "a. aud inciud
ihs the John higgins, survey No -, ana
the A. +. Nalisaa. survey No u, and Is
teaaded oil Tie 5 ) b L S Sy No u. on the
NV by county survey Nos and Is, NE by
county survey No ~.
Masnelie VARIATION ~ deg, containing 149.4S
acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

making kind of triangle, or figure OF
three, and this is the beginning of the
boa. Thus she goes on, piiing egg
upon EGG. always kaepinr tho boat in
proper sha pc ~ her useful hind legs.
As he boat grows in size she pushes
it from her by degrees. still adding to
the Unfinished end next to her body.
Wien the boat is half built her hind
legs arc stretched out thus:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

The X, or cross form, is no Longer
wanted, and she holds up tho beat rs
clegerly as If it were done with tive
outairetched arms.
he boat is at length completed,
and an excellent beat it is, quite
water-tight. For, though it is very
small and delicate. yet no tossing Of
the waves will sink It; and nothing can
ill it with water, or turn it upside
down. In fact, the glue VITA which L;
is covered prevents it from ever
being wet. Even if the boat be pusho :
down t. the bottom of the water, up
it c )nios again quite dry; so that il is
better than the best life-boat that has
ever yet been invented.
The eggs of insects are not. like
those OF birds, always smooth, hat
are sometimes ribbed. and sometimes
tiled, or otherwise sculptured or
carved on the outside.
The shell of an insects egg is rarely
or never brittle like that of "a bird,
but com posed of a tough membrane,
which in some instances can be
stretched out, appear; ffss.tsill the
eggs of ants and some ether Insects,
growing con ,iaerahly larger iae
process of Matching.
The mother insects usually dyipg
before their eggs are Matched do a1t
sit upon them like birds exeeps Ia
the singular instance az tho ear8ie,
which appears TO attend more e
shifting the eggs about to places Why're
they may receive moisture than TO
hatching them by covering them. Ants
shit their eggs acco ding to f.he
changes of the day and night, ana Also
of the weather, placing them near Sae
surface OF their nests when it is " st4s1l
and dry. and doep Down when II Is
cold or wet.
l.. consequence ct being ssspesea, te
the same temperature, all tho eggs Of
any particular speeios. in any given
district, are Matched exactly at she
same time or at most within few
days; and when such eggs are nUracl'-
Gus an immense number OF eaterpi.i3rs
mako their appearance all at once on
plants and bushes. AMI give rise 1ofhG
notion that they ara brought b. wind
or generated by what is called b.ight.ng
weather, though this Is "a absurd as
1t would be TO say the wind could
bring IL flock OF catt.e, or that the
blight could generate a hight of spar
rows or rocks without eggs TO hatch
them from.
by looking carefully on the bark OF
rose or currant bushes, or on the back
ribs of gooseberry leaves. tho eggs
may be found sometimes in patches,
sometimes in rows, @heaee the e..aa.-
pillars are Matched that creep into the
buds, or stream over the leaves and
deyour themN. Y. Ledger
81 don't see W. - ,.;,at get
rich. You sell - handspring Tor 81. 80
that only costs you ten cents THAT
NAV ba true eir hnt ,k-a b..,,t,f4lr. t,.,x,,,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

Ella Wheeler Wilcox says she will
stop writing poetry when she reaches
forty,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.
IT'S CIRCULATION

TN ADDITION To IT'S EXTENSIVE
i local circulation. hundreds Of copies are
distributed to subscribers in the kastern
States aud over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
L. s. LAND OFFICE, J
CARSON CITY, NEW,
October 10Th, 1889.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tie
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

4nd al kind Of Fancy and Plain job Print
INK done in arss-ciass sIyis aud " shor
noties'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30
TT Is ONE OF THE
lEsr ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
IT Is ONE OF THE

Business men, Miners and Professional
men. and all others are requested to inspect
our advertising columns.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-30

The X, or cross form, is no longe,
wanted, and she holds up the beat IS
clegerly as II it were done with two
outairetched arms.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-02-08
THE STATUE OF GEN. sTANNARD.


The committee on designs, for the bronze
statue of General Stannard, which, under
the act of the last Legislature. is to sur
mount the tall column of the Vermont State
monument at Gettysburg, met at Rutland
ON Thursday, and after prolonged consllta-
ton awarded the contract for the statue to
Mr.. Karl Gcrhart, sculptor, of Hartford.
Conn. Mr.. Gerhart is n young artist. al
ready not unknown; but who will be better
known to fame, in years to come. He was
born in Boston, of German parentage, and
was employed as a designer of machinery.
when bust which he made of his wife and
life-sze statue of startled bathel''
modelled by him showed his strong, artistic
bent and budding talent as a sculptor and
attracted notice among his friends. Among
those who became interested in him
were Charles Dudley Warner and Mr..
Clemens Mark Twain of Hartford,
who obtained the opinion of the
eminent sculptor, Mr. j. Q. A. Ward in
regard to his gifts and promise as an artist
and guided in part by his favorable opinion,
and Mrs. Clemens assisted the young artist
to so to Paris to pursue his studies in sculp
tor. He spent four or five years in Paris,
during which, in 1884, he produced two
pieces in marble, his statue of echo" and
life size group of Eve lullng the infant
Cain to sleep which were praised by the
Paris press and art critics These were
brought to this country and received a med
al of honor at the worlds exposition at New
Orleans. Since then Mr.. Gerhart has pro
duced a statue of Nathan Hale which stands
in the State capitol of Connecticut; Il vigor-
GUS equestrian statue of Cen Israel Putnam
in bronze, which is prominent ornament
of the town of Brooklyn, Conn, statue
of Gen. William A. Bartlett of Massachu-
sets, and bronze statue of Gen. Warren,
which was erected last summer
on Little Round Top, at Gettysburg
and is considered the finest statue on that
field He is also the sculptor of the elabor-
ate soldiers monument, which the city of
Utica is erecting, the work involving sew
eral statues and medalions in bronze. Mr.
Gerhart was with Gen. Grant for "a time dur
| ing his last illness, and modelled bust of the
general, which is praised a striking por-
trait, and he took the only death mask
which was taken from the face of the dead
hero.
Mr. Gerhart is beyond doubt among the
most promising of the rising sculptors of this
country. And as this statue of Stannard is
to occupy perhaps the most conspicuous
position on the field of Gettysburg. at the
| spot where Hancock fell, and near the
ground where the great final shock of the
| battle occurred, he will be under strong
| incentive to do his best, and we have no
doubt that he will produce striking and
worthy work Of art. The statue is to be I I
feet in height and will stand 81 feet from
! the ground. The monument and statue are
to he completed and in position by the first
| of next August.