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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

huaking corn and other light work. and left
the machine crew on Aug %. He stopped
at August Sawteil's to inquire the way,
which was the last seen of him until found in
the opposite direction to that which he
should have gone. Nothing could be found
book marked P. Strand As several deep
gashes were found on his neck and skull
with the appearance of having been done
with sharp instrument, and as he had told
several that he did not necessarily have to
work SO hard, as he had some money left
yet, and as there was only 81 found on his
would not be discovered for a long time, led
to the supposition that he had been mu1de
ed
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

In the City of Mexico the income
from the taxation of liquors and
the license on saloons is very large
indeed. Every liquor and pulque
shop pays a monthly license. In adj
dition to the license fees on saloons.
an octroi, or entry tax, is collected
on all pulque coming within the city
limits. For the fiscal year just end
ed this gate tax amounted to the
sum of 100000, or more than ST.
500 a day.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

A WIFE BEATER and an habitual
drunkard have been refused naturali-
cation papers, and recently Judge
Deadly, of Oregon, has refused pro-
fesional prize-fghter's application.
The law requires that the applicant
"has behaved as a man of good NOR
al character, attached to the princi-
pies of the Constitutions of the Unit
ed States, and well disposed to the
good order and happiness of the
same
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

Mrs. GEORGE w. TowLE, of Kezar
Falls, Me-, recently got a letter. The
letter was not an ordinary everyday
sort OF an epistle, but one that
Travelled. It left the postofice at
Granger, N. Y, October 8, 1878, and
has been somewhere on the road ever
since. just where nobody knows, but
it only reached Kezar Falls a few
days ago.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

A COMPANY to control the Monon-
gahela River caol properties has been
formed and will soon be in opera
ton. An expenditure of $13,O0O,-
900 will be required to "swing the
DEAL"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

The motto of a successful retail
merchant in Cincinnati has always
been: "Never deceive customer
And yet a woman is suing him for
selling her a cotton table cloth for all
linen.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

The craze for pearl-fshing has ex-
tended from Wisconsin into Illinois.
Belvidere, on the Kishwaukee River,
a baker found 800 pearls, for which
he has been offered in Chicago an
average price of thirty-fve cents a
pearl.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

A GERMAN writer estimates that
Germany loses and the United States
gains 81, 100000 in cash every
year, brought to this country by
immigrants.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

Over 5000 men have agreed to
escheW strong drink and labor organ
izations if given employment by the
Reading iron company.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18
People in Print.

Charles Joseph Savary, a Frenchman with
a history, to whose writings the Riel rebellion
vas in great measure ascribed, died at
Ottawa, Ont.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18
PITH OF The NEWS.
Being Short Concise Collection of
the Latest Associated Press
kilograms.
At the National Capital.

The president has appointed ex-Gov. Hen
~ c.. Warmoth collector Of customs for the
district of New Orleans.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

Mrs. GRANT, who is now in Vienna,
has written to friends in this country
that she hopes to spend the coming
season in Washington.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18
Corporal Tanners Resignation.

The following is Commissioner Tanners
letter of resignation and President Harri-
sons reply thereto:
Department of the Interior, Bureau Of Pen.
sions, Washington, Sept 12.-To the Presi-
dent: The differences which exist between
the secretary of the interior and myself as to
the policy to be pursued in the admnistra-
ton of the pension bureau have reached a
stage which threatens to embarrass you to
az extent which I feel should not call upon
you to suffer, and, as the investigation into
the affairs of the bureau has been com pleted:
and, | am assured both by yourself and by#
the secretary of the interior, contains no re-
Fiction on my integrity as an individual or
as an officer. herewith place my resignation
in your hands, to take effect at your pleas
ure, to the end that you may be relieved of
any further embarrassment in the matter
Very respectfully yours.
JAMES TANNER, Commissioner.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Sept. -.
of Pensions, Dear Sir; Your letter rendering
your resignation of the Office ofcommissioner
of pensions has been received and your
resignation is accepted, to take effect on the
appointment and qualification of your sue
cessor. do not think it necessary in this
u ulScuSs the causes winch
have led to the present attitude of affairs in
the pension Office. You have been kindly
and fully advised of my views upon most of
these matters. 1t gives me pleasure To add
that SO far as am advised, your honesty
has not at any time been called in question.
and beg to renew the expressions of my
personal good will. Very truly yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
There were new developments OF interest in
the Billings trial at Waterloo, Iowa. DR.
Ford who was coroner of Bremen county at
the time of Kingsley's death, was on the
stand all the forenoon. His evidence was
chiefly in Identification of the different ex-
hibits and in regard to the testimony given
by Billings at the inquest W. H. ellis.
who lives in Texas, but who was in Kings
ley's office about half an hour before the
tragedy. testified to kingsey's location
when witness lett the Office. | Woodrins,
gunsmith, testified that he examined the re-
Folver at the inquest; that it contained
three loaded cartridges, one of which had
evidently snapped but not exploded The
other two cartridges had been fred He was
shown the empty cartridges and identified
them, though he said one bore more marks
than it did at the previous trial The state
offered in evidence duplicate of snspender
ring and bullet that was found on Billings
back.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

The duke of Fife has forbidden his
wife to accept her share ofthe parlia-
mentary grant to the royal family.
A heightened Fife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

Ro1 waren MIR i'm Mui6auen bteles
S4aufpiels besriffen, alS Der SsIbwsbeI
unierer gompasnie, Der serabe NIT feiner
biden rotbIeoernen 8rieftai9e in Der Sanb
poriibersins, uns beorberte, uns iofort
triessmaridmdBis au MAIDEN rnb auf benz
9ubnbof CUR geSIeituns bss 9sfansensns
E%ransportes an3utrsteu.
Der abi9ieb non unierm Suartier tbat
uns reSt lsib, ba mir bier ouf einen fr;eb.
li5sn Hubstas sebufft batten. Mud uns
iere Wirtbin fab uns unsern f9siben, ba
mir ibr 70 bilfrsi1 Srot ssipsnbet batten.
Sic ffopfte uus nod aQs Gai1en pol
Sutterbrob unb GtSarren unb Bat uns,
ibrem Wanre bauon mitSuibeilen, wsnn
mir auf benz 8abnbof isiner anli9tis Mir
ben. l1nb mirtIid war bieiss 3ur ause;
msinen 3ufriebsnbsit Der 6au.
0ie 9efargensn purbsn Ut bret Glen;
babnsisen nod &6tn iibsrssfibrt. Die
Tabrt pellet 3temIi9 rubis. Nur an ben
Stationeu, NO gebatten unb Speiie psrs
abrei9t wurbe, entipann iid eth Iebba'tes
@stiimmel, in peldem it9 Defenders Die
StaIieaer bur6 lluseitiim uno WanssI an
&ameraoiGaft berunrtbaten. ltater benz
8ufe! Maledctto! Maledetto nit SiDsen
uno S6ldssn, iOsar nit setosenem WteNer,
ranssn iie li1 bic Wurltportioneu, oft nur
pon Der 2dnse zines Daumens, ab. Sreis
LID mo4te iie Der Sunser basu treibsn,
unb vRotb teunt fetn @ebot."
SD bate untsr meineu 2sutsn elm Sei.
ieusD armitioter, sineu brapen SerI. Wir
itanben am ~offsnsn goupsfsniier unb Bid,
ten in bic freunbIite 4anbidaft binaus.
S!6sIi1 brad sr In GbrGnen ars. Sa
bintet'm @aIoe, iaste er, Iiest meiner 81
tern Saus, unb bort auf benz 9roBeu gaus
ernbofs NIT benz reuen rotben Na1, babe
i'd iabreIans aIs &ue9t sebtent - unb
istt ~ssfanssn, sefansen! llnb bic ba btii:
ben pi1en IS nidt, ute nabe i1 ibusu BIN !!
tlnb werbe i'd ie iibs,baupt piebsrisbsn?
Seine Stimme e:fitte i'm S9Iudsen.
Wir fubren iibsr @tsBsu, @stlar,
Oeut. Morssns swei llbr lansteu mir
tn Deut an. po mir uniere @efansenen els
mem neuen COMMANDO %ibersaben. Wir ers
bislten in &6ln Suartisr unb benusten ben
Gag 3ur geii&ti9uns ter Sebunssuirbis:
feiten Der Stabt.
Sd NOR i'm Dom. SimmsIan itrsbtsn
bic @ruppen idIau'er SduIen, Elm ~itsinsrs
nss Sursum corda! 9inuuf bic 5srssn !!
Sersshsn mir bas raube unb robe 6rtesss
Isbsn Der Iesteu 8o9en - bic SseIs gins
wie burd Elm reinisenoss Bah. 0ur5 bic
burten @Iasferitsr nit ben lietIi5en unb
ergreifsnoen Silosrn Der SeiItseu brad bic
Dtorseaionne In poQsr @lorie, bunte
Sdatten unb 9sbilbe elsi5 isIissn Sci.
tern auf bic sraus 5Id9su Der md9tissn
pfeiIsrbiinheI bau1snb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

taniide Site. Infer Battalion erbielt bic
Nuun:earos BET Dipiiion unb ieste ii1 auf
benz g%iisnbamm sesen gli1affenbura in
9spssuns. aber baIb besriiBten uns @ras
nateu: fe idtussn raHslnb in ben @iiens
babnoamm uno ridtste I'm YIassn pisIe
8eruunbunsen ar. Inner Battalion
idusutte besbalb Itnts, errei1ts ben
BaIb unb e,itirmte bic iduu9bsissts
9iitere.
SIMMER psitsr sins's, un6 i5on 9laubie
unier 6iibrer, baB es ibm seliusen wsrSe,
cbue msrtIt1en Wioerifanb bis an bic
Stubt uorsuorinseu, als pIotli5 swsi 9as
tailone bes Sitsrreidii9sn Rssimsnts
8ernbarbt iid uns entss9erparfsn. Sm
i9attisen, bufttsen WaIoe entlpann ii9
nun ein erbitterter &umpf, bsr bamit ens
bette, baS Der Seinb seworfsu unb 4i9afs
fenbur9 9enommen wurbe.
I'm ein llbr mar @Qes porbei. Iuf Ell
ner @teie ~ienieits Der Stabt iammeIte ii9
unier Restment unb ma9te - SoiIstte.
Wan Tam iid bsntsn, er3i5lt bet gers
fuiier bes Sudss Ger SsIb;us Der prsuBi.
i4en Wtains armee", oab bel Wdri6en, pte
bic Wainsarmee fol9e felt bret Wodsn
aussefibtt bate, Der ausrr otbbirftisits
Comfort bes Qebens gu Ieibeu bate, uub
bag elm 9eoirfniB mad reiner @dide unb
ftii9sm S9ubuerte ba mar, bas fid fait
ni4t mebr beisitiseu lief. 0un butteu
bic Orei;e5nsr bsuts 9unberte pon fottss:
worfenen Diferrei9iiden Eorntitern erbsu:
tst unb battsu ben So9ssnuB, fat in
iammtIideu refine 5emben unb Elm Yuar
Rsisrusi4ube gu finoep. gs mar ben pom
Sample uno ben Wtdri1su fat eridSpiten
Eruppsn cine puhre 8oaufi, bic friids
0di4e auf benz ROrpsr su fiblsn, unb
es mar sIeta, naaeem ie bisie Operation
beenbst, baB @snsral uon Summer In ibs
rer WRitte eridien unb ibnen fir ibrs
bsuisfene SrOuour feline @nsrtsnnuns
5oute.
Sn bsiastsr Eoilstte riidte unier &esis
ment wteoer in Iidaffsnburs Elm, UNI bier
QUARTER ;u be5isbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Sn SpsHGrt.

GeGlINt lei on, pieQieber &alo,
US ribrt nit 1Ulloer ylut,
&gul Abeno5 lem oa5 4lpborn idQut,
GgtnHuUg mir bic Srult.
Nit 6ieier Strcbe bsS,iBt 6rieb,i9 con
S9leSsl ben Spsiart, btete 4erIs Der
@Glber 9cutidlanoS. @ir Wustetiere
bt9;iibten i'm uiel weniasr frsutiJ, ais mir,
morgenS UNI bal6 pier ubr but3 bic Ges
ueIQs urietm Na9lluser iu 2obr entriiisn,
ur8 um pier u5r NIT tiiessmarI5mdbig
gspudten Gorniitsr - ben bic Slrtbsu bis
oeS Matn leioer ni4t ueri9llussn battsn
- in 8twtsIus ieten, I'm bic 96ben btes
IsS BOIo8e0trses gu iibe,iteiSen.
Vie mQHti9 bicier &cIte Bug,
limb oaS Gebiid, wie oi6t,
Va B9oloen ipleleuo tdum ourbi6lu9
Der Sonnc ~runteIno Sidt!
8 Itebsr S6Lelel, Der Come funfeInb
2t9t i6Iug am 10. Sali gan, 9,iintIi6
bur9 ouS @ebIi5 uuo billie unS in cine
pubrbaft iieberbe 9ibe Elm! Mber elm ans
beter m6ge bier pisOer fir mid reben!
Seu6enb, atbemlOS unb erf56pIt,
i9reibt Der Ssriafer bss i5On otter er:
ruabnten Bsrtss Scr GeIbSug Der preuBis
i9sn Wuin'G rmse", tameu lie (oie Col.
oateu) auf ben SaItepuntten, bereu man
iebs Sturbe eiuen ma6te, an unb iu6ten
Bofer. Obne eiuen e~tnSiaen S9Iut auf
ben unbewObuteu 9Obm gu finbsn. 6uns
berte b!tsben Idn9S Der 9eeritru6e Iiesen
trOt ibrsS sutsn BiQGns, tlOt ibrer 70 oft
bspieisnsu guerste. Die msni6Ii6e
&raft bat lire @rtu,en, unb es III nitt
serutbsu, msbr, oils ie Ieiitsn tann, 3u
~perIausen. 9te 9ajaretbs @sbiIfen batten
on bieism Gage gar burte g,bsit; is parsu
nit ftissenbsn apotbetsu usrisbsn unb lies
fen bersaHi unb bersab, UNI bic 8s,i9ma9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
ct. Rapbaels 8ereiu gum S6use tel
Gin unb NuSuanberer.
BeQh


Bon utriatstsusn Ssttsn psrhs Id 70 oft ,riu9t, tints
@erpauetsn cher Betannten. Der lbtr S.. tounrt, In
Castle Garden gu smpiansen unb ibm bebiIRi4 ga ittn.
ten, nets senau %auSueebsn, NIT ptl9em Satfs Der Ettrtis
f.nps tOarltn ioa. @tnu man uus uiat ben u~ustfd5rtu
gsg unp eteunssiibre 3sit aueibt, uann elmer tommtu lou!
10 TT as itDer, Ia fat uumosIi4. Ssuanbsn untr tr
vsait etnDaHeerer %ausfnbts gu MAIDEN. Au4 pdrt 70
gut, renn man ben 8srwanctsn ihon BITE atrtit Der turos
pasitea Bsrirauensudnner ausdbs. Guf bitit art plrts
aud don brlbsn fur tt Seiorst Dsrten, nne tdmeu ielbs
am ithSriieu birett an mid. Ntr gebsn bier BITE abrtBs
Der psri4isbsusu Ytrt~raususmanusr nnb bsnsrtsu taStt
Ser Spec bts ct. RapSasIss8 srtius IN, BEN 8stIsness
Sbue uno Bsiitanb a~r9ebetbtn bu laien, uub ne Dor lee
benz Sduetu tn btttlt6sn uub 9~stIttssu Dtu9eH gu bepas,
reu. Jsbe austlnft In Betrtfs liner ieeeu anselt8tnbtit
Der 9ttis wirb breitpiatst uno GRATIS srtbettt. -
u5se babr eth Sober hh In 8tti,s aussIss,nbttttn usrs
trautHspoa an ben Ysrsiu weneeu. Sttr ttu 8srstt9utS
br psriaisttusn MISUNDERSTANDING:
BsStrautaSma dinner osS ct. VapbasIb
WtretnA Eno tnt
Bremen; S.rr paNor .. S4I6iisr, ainttnftr.
SamSaraE: $trs fSsOb0r @saHbsrs. sr. @'t$ss'
antprp,n: Strr :. VI. q q RIB n. ~ apsnus Charlotte
ROTTERDAM: Ssrr Saeob S0lItr, pan Der Gatitraatl7.
Saprt: GER y. Y ambtrt Reth m q n n, 38ns Doubt.
aUuSOH: rSsrr paior 90. Bolt II linton strsa.
Btite9apd.
s~iuapOuI: Strr William Grsa. SO Suts str.st.
Rtp Dert: &sp. =. ReuIaut. latboI. prttittr. 9 Stat
Strset. s.ssnabsr Cattle @arbsu.
porto ausers, Yrou. ato @raubs bu Sui. BraHItsa
Ssrr Clemens VI alIau.
Sstnptut (Doua Jrauesea). prou. Santa gatbmtna
6raR!ssa; 4sr VaHor y. Ussas sbauiss .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
XIV.
Gutbidilo's Gaite. Sic Slaidenbattsrie.
Nuf Der Yerafrabe.

NuI utl OtlyRIuBt.
Srsitus Worsen, ben 20. SuIi. pe,lieBen
mir nit Der Babn 66lu, unb Nbsnbs tra:
fen mir in 5rantfurt Elm, has felt bem 16.
in ben Sdnben Der Yreubsn NOR. 5ier
bliibte unierm COMMANDO bas Slid, elm
Suartisrbiust auf ben lsbbafti9en perm
Rolbf1ilb gu erbalten. Wir tr6umtsn
BON 9unberttba!ers S4einen, !5auannabs
Gtsarren, 9bampasner, Chandeliers Bates
ten, @autar unb solbeRen SausidIifsln,
- erbieItcn absr bic Weiiuns, baB
Serr Goibi5ilo uns ms Hotel de la vile
de Lyon ausquartisre. Sisr erbielten mir
grbieniuppe, @int leiid, Bier cine 6lai9e
unb - teinen CONSOLIDATED. llnier Plan
sins u babtn, uniere ieit mebreren
Wc9sn sanjIi9 granddaughter StiefsI,
bcren S9uause cine unid6ne Srimmuns
mad obsn seisteu unb bsreu abidse infolse
Der RusslSeita!t Der Grse, wie Der ssIsbrte
college es e~rtIarte, gang i4isf seIaafsn
uareu, 9swidit su bsicmmsn; aber mir
mo5ten bieislbsu NIT nod 10 pieIer 8 ftens
tatton Dor Der Gbir uniers SdIufbimuers
in Geibe unb @Its5 oufpflanssn. Der fibne
Blau i9siterte on benz YreuBenbaB Der
Saustns4te. S6itItd i9Iiefeu mir in uns
fern i9ueewsiben 8sttsn, gum s,itsn NAL
felt !Sannouer Der &lsiosr entleoist.
8on Srantfu,t maridirten mir am
Sonna6enb, UNI unier Gs9iment aufsus
iu5en, mad Oarmftabt. llnterwess ma1s
ten mir an, Saum zines Walbss Rsrbe3s
uous. 9isr leertsn mir bic bulbsn 8eins
ilaidsn, psIde uns unier Dirtb nit auf
ben Bes seSeben bate. Ser SassIbsimer
manbste uortrsfili4; mas aber NIT ben
Issreu Stai9sn %anfanssn? Gin S3aIt
iummslte bislsIben uno pflanjts fs in IN:
untsrbrp9sner 2inis, quer iiber bic 2aUbs
itrGbs. auf. ga itsbt bic saIuuniids Sats
teris! rtsf CT la6eno aug. llub wirtIid
i6isnsn bic 9aubIsuts. bic iid bisisr 9inis
ndbsrtsu, irsenb Elm EeufsIsptrt Der usrs
h;rtsn YreuBsn binter bieier 6lai@enIinis
su permuiben. IS mu@teu 9alt, bic
ba ,u SUB wanbsrtsn ss ma3tsn 9aIt
bic ba gu Pferbs iuBsn; IS madtsn Salt,
bic ba auf Subrpsrtsn Dabsr auseroat ia:
men. S9lisBli9 mat bic sar3e 4anbltruBe
aud nod bur4 einen Weniden5aufen ses
fpsrrt: ale ~itarrtsn bic unbesreihide, sss
b%eimniBuolle Yarrisre an uub taul1ten I'M
6Iiitsrton ibre germutbunssn aus. 0ir
ladtsn bsr3It9 uno unier Oifijisr sab snbs
LID bas @omanbo gum Iufbru9. @eitsr
mari9ireub blittsn mir uns UNI: bic Slas
i9cnbattsris itanb nod INNER spii4sn uns
unb unieru 8srfolseru. Sa enbIit wurbe
ba bintsu cine Ysiti9e sei5usntt. unb in
iauienbem 9alopp ra0sIte Elm 2siterpasen
mitten bur9 bic Sutteris, baB BITE Slai9s
unter ben Habern tniridten unb limits unb
reGts bsrumtruoslteu. Oils nun pebsr
Ruti6sr nod Yferbe nod Wassn In bic
Quft flossn, itir3te fi9 aud Der iibrise
Wsni9sridparm bur9 bic pom Subrpert
ssriTeue eide.
9a mir unisr &esimsnt ni5t In 9arms
itabt antrafen, 10 purben um baslslbe
idIsunisit sinSubOlsn, Basen rsquirirt,
rpel9e uns auf bic beribmte 8srsitraBs
bra9tsn. Ser Tbeil, welden i'd bauon
bsfubr, wirb mir unusr9eBIi3 bIsibsu.
8panais Wann nsbif Torniitsrn unb @ss
wsbrea parsn auf einem ldnbIi4en Wassn
Suiammeusspfer&t: Elm sorbif&sr Fnoten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

BON Deinen, @ewebrtolben unb Torniitsrs
&ismen!
llno blrre burre, bop bop bop!
@ln9S tort IN iolienoem @alopp,
SaB Nob uno Reiter fduoben,
limb Sies uno Sunfen itobsn.
Gan, aus benz 2siu,, wie Wustetier
Srou ii4 ausb,idte, lansten mir 9bents
gu gbsritaot an, mo- mir uniere gompasnis
i'm giuouas trafsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Werfpiroige Griheinuna.

Irinter: .0as 1T bod abi9euli5 2
@srabe in ben Wi,ibidaitsn. mo has Bier
am bsitsn 1T, peroe Id INNER 'aaussepors
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

Was 1T Gin iibe%rtrisbener Sieniteifer ?
Wenn Elm 3situnssreportsr isIbit gum
brtttsn Stodusrt %binausitaat, nur- UNI
sinsn SeniatiOnsartiteI briussn ju t0nr en-.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12
The Fourth of Juiy.

A meeting was held at Urquhart
Hall last Thursday night to complete
arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth Of July.
The Finance Committee reported
subscriptions amounting to $6f4.
runners Virginia band, said 10 be
the finest in the State, was engaged to
furnish music.
Miss Grace McAfee, charming
reader, has accepted the committed s
invitation 10 read the Declaration of
Independence.
1t was ordered that q purse Of $3.50
be put up AS a prize to tthe winners OF
the baseball match.
An Executive and Reception Com
,niittee, consisting of z. j. Laws, p. NJ.
Bowler and J. 4. Yeriagtoo, was ap-
pointed.
Judge BENZ. Curler was the unani-
NOUS choice of the meeting for Presi.
dent OF the Day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12
The New school House.

A meeting Of citizens was held at
,Uiquhart Hall last Monday night to
select site for he proposed new pub
Tic school house.
p. NJ. Bowler presisieS Rad s. II.
Rosenthal acted as Secretary.
r j Laws stated that the RaIrea3
Company would donate four kaw,u lots
TO the county for the purpose.
After acme ,discaastop the ats;.sr .lIs,ss
,naE4h az .sAe s5Qsla44ao,re ho2ae NteSe
chosen as the .saeSt ..&'ailahle s,,a,a;4.ion.
Gu mott9p If Mr.. CsoGkor a vote of
,t4llaaAs was ttKFaGes tssi8 railroad com
Ipany for ,t.ssiF gazleaasity, and the
lc5h,saiE epSaissas.& committee to .d,aw
zap ex .ressiag the gralilaalc
-qt oul citizens sor gift.
Adjourned.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12

gathered in. lie is engaged in doing
chores about the Courl.iouse aud has
left ley Is adorned with an Oiegoa
b at.
There is talk Of Organizing hoas
club and placing ore or more Rne
pleasure boats on Walker lake. The
only draw back to the scheme is The OF,
lection of The noble red pan, as the
lake is in the Reservation.
jim Aerin9ton is Kept busy these
days photoeraphtHg our picturesque
Piues in grolesqpe and staiuesque at,
nludes. Some Of The subjects are not
encum bered with too much drapery.
but, like other artists, Jim adm j. es
beauty unadOrneG
The G. IS G L r. viii issue round
trip tickets from Candeiaria to Eaw-
thornc, good troM July dSt to the 9Th.
The fare will be only SO A reduction
Will also .he made from all inferno
diate points. Also from Nirgihia.
Mound Hoase anu way stations COME
and celebrate the Fourth.
Miss Sep meraeld, sister OF .aNr
Eos master, spent last week visinpg
her brothe's family. She made .sag-
ecal trips TO the lake and other points
.Qf interest, aad was much lassased
With opF town ata& peoD,e The yoang
l@@y is talaking a tear of the worl&
Iq company with another sister she
wll VISIT Chicago ana New York, and
thence to London, lake il the Paris
Exposition, cross the Alps, agd visit
Yenine and Rome returning in tiine
to catch Congress in session
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12
ssassGs and b.dianx.

On Seplay mernisg OF last week
tour ineians-two men and two wo.
mcn-enoaged ia a go.as.poa. pleas,.
hshl IN t}aal Of 8rollean's lmrn. The
bucks aere Rahlag against The
squaws. Before hrihg separated oaS
( OF the me. Ind bealra 4 suuswss lace
to- Jelly. All hands waSe lnore ar
less damaged.
The TWO men were locked ap. h,a
As the squaws had Disappeared. The
prisoners were released atler TWO DAYS
joprn in gail.
Later in the day Jim Crow. smother
druatls.l Indian, was lodged IN tive
Cooler. he positw iy refused 10 walk
to jail, and alter coaxinE, kieSing aud
dragging him, the sheriff procured rs
foot seaHtllng and tied the Indian's
wrists and ankles together: the scant-
lug WIS then shipped through the rope
anu sheriff Stewart shouldereG ane end
while George Garrison shoalssaed the
othsr end. Jim Crow was dangling
from l.he middle-all same Aog. The
PROCESSION created much Aerriment
on lis way TO Jail.
Several parties are suspeeta@ of Civ
Mg HE Indians whisky, arg efforts
Wa!l be made to send The gully ones to
,;lee Stata priaou
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12

Ia another column will be found the
advertisement; of f. Summerfieli of
ahe Peeples Cash Store. Mr. Sum-
merfield carries a superior elisa of
goods. On addition to a choice line of
groceries, canned fruits. jellies. meats,
etc, he has hae stock of pure old
whisKies, direct frona Kentucky. Also
california; 'claret and port wines of
the choicest Srands. Sumnerfeld will
duplicate prices ia any catalogue.
Keep your money IN the county.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12

Tae Amateurs and Silyer States met
last night and consolidated he two
mines, organizing a first and second
pine. They will hereafter be known
as Carson Club Nos. and 2. An ex-
ceeainely strong nipe can be formed,
and The Tribune be.ieyes they can beat
anything in the State.-l'ribune.
As Captain Noble would say May
bese | guess not" The Esmeraldas
are still in the State.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-12

Ch2rles Wagner was the most i'm
porant man in town last Friday. On
that dsy lac became The father of twins
two line boys. Mother and babies
aye dOiEg nicely. This is the first case
of twins that ever occurred IN Haw.
lhorne. Wagner sboul& he quaTan-
tined TO prevent the disease from be-
coming epidemic