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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Tho Chiorifers on Deck.

The following letter has been re-
eeived from Candelaria:
Secretary Hawthorne B. B: c. Dear
Sir: | am authorized by The Candida
ria Baseball Club Id request your nine
to cnme to Candelaria on or about
June ~, to play n match gsnie of ball
for from $50 to $3.50 side II il Is sat
isfactory 10 the club, Please answet
soun. We will make i, pleasau, as
possible tor the boys, win Or lose.
A. l.. PtERck, Captain.
c. A, HuwARD, Secretary.
Our boys are all eager lor the fray,
but MOST 5f them ars 80 engaged that
II will be ihcohvenisiit for them 10
leave town for Two dsys! Il The Can
tislatiHns will eo,ne down snh infect IA
on bur own duhghll, sd 10 speak; we
will make sny di'iitsssibhs In this way
of e&petses and Etsptabls snteftsin.
fient that they can desire. And be.
siaes we have the best gteuhds and The
best wafer; not To tiienliot The excel.
lentc Ut DUR whisky.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
LuAdy Items.

From the Homer Index of last Sat
urday we extract the following:
Affairs at the May Lundy mine are
progressing favorably. A large guam
tity of ore is already sacked for pack
ing, which will soon begin.
They are sacking ore at the Gorilla
and will have the tramwsy in opera.
ton in few days.
Ii things go smoothly this Summer
a small side.wheel steamer will be
placed on the lake. Of course Cap.
tain Townsend will be the skipper,
and ss he treads the hurricane deck
with glass "a spyglass) in his hand
and the wind whistling through his
whiskcrs, he will fancy himself once
agaiu on the mighty deep, engagcu in
Knockout with cyclone.]
Otto Larsen is prospecting a very
rich little vein in Mill Creek Canyon.
Equal parts Of Mono lake Salt, pot
ash, sulphur and charcaal form mn ex
plosive that will lift MORT gage or
any other heavy thing; but if you
monkey with it recklessly you will,
have difficulty in collecting yourself
on the home run.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
The pubiiE sekdhis.

The ptblc school will be clbset! Tits
week Tor vacation OF indefinite
length. This is necessary id conse-
quei,ce of lack of funds. 1t is greatly
10 be regretted thai in the cotthiy seat
of a county rs large and prosperous as
E.meralia the children are su far us.
prived of their rights as to he allowed
only six or seveti months schooling in
the course Of year. Tile people of
Hawthorne should bestir themselves
and SEQ tn it that our embryo men and
women have chance to learn some
thing beside hoOdlumism.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
The Mt. DIN bio.

FtlloWing ia Superintendent Shock
ley's weekly report OF operations at
the Mhhht Diablo:
The nbt,h cfosscut between the nth
and sisih levels shows ledge MATTE.
axsaying si5. The intermediate Slope
between these levels is giving SOME
$50 ore. The north crosscut from the
NTH cast ID In ~ feet The south crbss.
cut from the Intermediate between the
fourth and Nth levels is in IA feet.
The it1ain Slope between the fourth
and fifth levels Is looking well. The
west Slope in the intermediate between
the third and fourth levels shows less
ore than at date OF last report. The
east stope on the third level is still
yielding little $40 ore, The south
crosscut between tho second and third
levels has been stopped after reaching
50 feet in length, and we have started
another crosscut farther west. The
west drift in the crosscut below the
first cast Is in l feet and shows 1T
tie 800 ore. We have started An east
drift near this that shows 8 inches OF
$50 ore. Tpc south cresscut above the
first east is in l7S feet and has Cit
some small streaks OF $40 ore during
the Week, and the formation now looks
favorable.
The mill has been running all the
week and is doing very fine work.
w. H. SHocKLEY,
Sup't and General Manager.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
fxp1nd the Mind.

by seeing as much as you can of the
world. But ere you set out either as
tourist, commercial traveller or EN-
igrant-whelher you go by rail, staam.
ship or steam boat, provide yourself
with Hostetier's Stomach Biuers,
which the travelling public recognizes
as the finest medical safeguard and
preveniive of Aba sickness with which
any one journeying by land or water
can he provided. It furnishes to the
western pioneer adequate pfotection
against malaria, rheumatism, and those
disorders of tho bowels which miasnla
tainted water beget. It's sedatiye effect
upon a stomach perturbed byshe rock.
ing OF ship is truly magical, and II 10
capital appetizer and nerve inyieora.
tor. Excellent is II for bill,ousa-ss
and kidney inaction, and II counter
acts, In u remarkable degree, the eff
fecls of fatigue, physical or mental.
After wetting and exposure in inclr.
ment wea,hca, it should be used AZ
preventive.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

A reliable woman wanted to intro
duce direct to the Ladies' in this count, D..
DR.. Nichols celebrated Spiral Spring
Clasp Corsets retailing al 81 and up
wards. No more broken steels; war.
rented nnbreakable or money refunded.
The greatest investion of the aye. Sells
on sight. No Experience required; sam.
pie and outfit absolutely free. Agent,
average $15 to $40 weekly. Send 10 cts
postage tor sample, catalogue and terms
e. d. Nichols X Co. 46 West 18th St.
New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
FACTS ABOUT i

Their Many Varieties and Different Trade
I. l. Designations.
Tho designation of Queen" has
no reference to size, only the variety,
they being round-the others oval
In shape. The olives put up for table
use by the Bordeaux bottlers arc OF
several different varieties. The large
Spanish olives. known to us rs Queen
Olives" are known 10 the trade RI
"Padrones Sevillas' These, by the
way, are quito y distinct variety from
the other varieties grown in Spain,
known as Manzanilas, which are
used for making oil, the "Gordalles. "
having much more meat but less oil.
Tho smaller olives put up in Bordeaux
are principally OF French growth and
are known rs "Amelleaux,' "Ver-
dalles" and "Lucques," the litter
called here Crescent Olives" on ac-
count of their shape, and are much
preferred to any other FOR table use.
The "Verdallss" have strong, full
flavor, and are much used for sauces,
TO be served with meats, while the
"Amelieaux" have little more oil
and less flavor There Is also a fourth
variety. known rs Picholies," simi.
lar to the "Amelleaux" in character,
but larger and longer. "Olive far
Gales are Amelleaux olives stuffed
with anch'vies and capers. AS a rule,
the American trade prefers the Queen
Olives" Or account OF their size and
fine appearance, the smaller size be-
ing as large as the largest Of other
varieties; but in Europe the smaller
olives are quite generally preferred on
account OF their favor and tie finer
quality OF the meat. - American Ana
lvst
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Gone to John the Angels.

The Esmeralda News is no more.
After a struggle worthy Of \ better
cause, it reluctantly, yet graecfully,
turns up its toes, and, ~ the noveli.ts
say OF An expiring hero, the express
s:Sn On its beautiful face is seraphic-
1t smiles in death"
Tie fate of the News should he &
warning to other aspirants for fame in
the journalistic field. It's very pleas:
ant occupation under certain fayora-
bic conditions; but when the editor Is
abilged to build the office ilre, sweep
out,wash rollers, carry and wash forms,
Jerk rickety hand press, set all the
type, and plant himself in a bottom
less chair and explore the exchanges
for original copy, to say nothing of
skirmishlng on the outside for itrius
and getting snubbed-when you have
to do all this and then "stahd-off"
your groceryman at the end of the
month, and eat bacon Fat on your
bread and say its butter--then Jour.
nalism" loses Its charm.
Frithds, Unless you have bank ac-
count don'ttry it, but instead send us
your name aud a So bill, and we will
send you all HE county Jews for one
year,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

A meeting of citizens IL called fos
this Wednesday, eteiiiiig at 8 o'clock
at the Cour, Houses To devise ways and
means for proper celebration Of Uur
great national holiday. 1t Ia to be
hnped there Will BE large iiiceting
and that Everybody will take an inter.
est In the Halter. We are ih,arthsd
that theirs will be nb celebration at
AURORA or Candelaria, and no tictiijt WI
will have many visitor. from thBse
places. u" to the Injecting, time 8
o'clock; place; Court House.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Knapp ~ Laws.

In addition to one of the largest
socks OF groceries and general n,er.
chand'se in the State, Knapp s. Laws
carry n full line of hardware, tinw,,re.
and mining supplies. Az this house
buys all goods in large quantities they
are enabled to give consumers livi o.
rates. They can supply you with any
thing from tack hammer to a pile
driver.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
MAKING a LlTHooRApH.
The Interesting Process ny Which Arts
.fc Work Is Produced

After the photographer has caro-
fully studied the original drawing be-
fore him, and laid out his plan, he
makes careful tracing of 1t on trans
parent gelatine, on which he indicates
every line or shade or degradation;
and this tracing IL carefully trans
ferred TO preriously-prepared stone;
ahd SERVES as key" to tho entire
work anu for all this color stones.
This work on STONE is drawn with y
eronsyi black, chemically prepared
craych. which. by the why, has to oe
sharfenod backward. or FROM tho
point up. ~ its very brittle nature
VIII hot allow OF its being sharpened
Id the ordinary way. Tho greasy
erayon penetrates the stone; which is
thsi, subjected to solution of gum
arabic and nitric acid, after which il
10 carefully washed of with water.
The black drawing. however, still
shows, but is now easily washed FROM
this face Of the stone with turpentine,
leaving the surface. III all appear
ance5, ~ tloan Is @heii the stono first
cstfia into tho artists hands. 1t il
thsh tampetiod With water, This
prii,bsr passes his roller. charged
with t0lor, over .he siirfacd bhd this
adheres cnly whera The stouo Is dry,
6f In othst words, where tho grease
Of the cray6h is. and this color IA
tt.H N Q fpt,y.aH frou3 thh ut,,,n +S A.,
paper, The sati,o PROFESS ID employed
for this application VI each successive
color. pbrtions Of tho picture being
drawn on several different stones to
obtain what may bs called the com.
p0site ttnts, while others arc only
drawn on single stone when the
color In tho picture is to be- one of
those directly employed WI
Christian Advocate.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
POSSESSED BY SATAN.

Evil Spirits We're Driven Out Of
Animals la Years Done Ivy.
Fol, hundreds OF years this iden of
diabolic possession was STEADILY devel-
oped. 1t was believed that devils en-
tered into animals; and animals were
accordingly exercised, tried. tortured,
convicted and executed. The great
st. Ambrose tells US that priest,
while saying mass, was troubled by
the croakings OF frogs in a neighbor.
ing marsh, and that he exercised them,
and so stopped their noise. ST. Ber-
nard, as the monkish chroniclers tell
us, mounting the pulpit to preach in his
abbey, was intorrupteo by cloud of
flies; straightway the saint uttered the
sacred formula Of accommodation
when the flies fell dead upon the pave
ment in heaps. and were cast out with
shovels! A formula OF exorcism at
tributed to saint Of tho ninth cent
ury, and which remained in use down
to u recent period, especially declares
insects injurious to crops to be pos
sessed of evil spirits, and names,
among the animals to be excommuni-
Gated or exercised, mice. moles and
serpents. The use Of exorcism against
caterpillars and grasshoppers was also
common. In the thirteenth century
the Bishop OF Lausanne. finding that
the cells in Lake Leman troubled the
fishermen. attempted to remove the
difficulty by sxorcism
Did any one venture to deny that
animals could be possessed by Satan,
he was at once silenced by reference to
the entrance of Satan into the serpent
in the garden of Eden, to the trans
formation of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and to
the casting of the devils into the
swine by the founder of Christianity
himself DIR. Andrew d. White, In
Popular Science Monthly.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Transp~sssl.

Johnny Aichison, formerly engineer
on this division, has been Transferred
to the south end, and Louis Cooley will
take Atchison's old seat. In conse.
quence Of th!. change. Gebey's family
will reside in Hawthorne, and A,chi4
son will remove his household to
Belleville,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
WORKING CLASSES \. s r. ssa ~:

pared TO furnish all classes with employment
at some, the whole Of the time, or Of their
spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
rom % cents to 5000 per evening. and pro-
poriiona sum by dcv0ting all their time to the
business. Bows and girls earn nearly AZ much
as men, That all who see this may send
their address. and test the business. we make
this offer. To such he are not we'll satisfied
NO will send oan dollar TO pay for the trouble
OF writing. trll particulars and outfit free.
Address GEORGE STIASOk T. CO. Port
and, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

Has a fine lot OF boots and shoes.
His stock includes tho latest styles
made by the best Eastern and San
Francisco factories. II you desire an
elegant dress boot or shoe for gentle
man or lady, or il you want good,
strong every day article, call At Mr..
Levy > store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of school Trustees for the building ui
a School House in ths town OF Hawthorne up
to Saturday, the 25th instant.
Plans and specifications cal be seen ut the
Office of X. J. Laws.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
ana all bids.
BY order OF Board Of School Trurtees,
5. ID. holland, Chairman.
Hawthorne. May IS, 1889.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

Edison's Elcetro-C Chemical Fluid
positively removes suprrfluous Hair IN
Two minutes, perinantly without pain
or injury tn the skin. Cnpids Gifts
heau,ifies the complexion. Edlsons's
Electric Balm m kes The hair grow.
Illustrated circulars for 2 cent stamp.
NlCHOLS&CO., 46 West ia my
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Iittsressing to Horse Owners.

Edisons Electric SPAWN Cure posi-.
tively removes Bone SPAWN, Ringbone,
Splint, or Curb in 72 hours without
pain. Particulars, illustrated circulars
and testimonials sent on receipt 2 Cent
stamps. NICHOLS&CO.,. 46 west IA
III, NY.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

Neat gift and children's books ut O
+, Taylor's including the Alcott series
ChstterboAes aud other very attractive
Juvenile works.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22

Monte" whilom Bodic Journalist
ETC., of the other sex. but now Of Haw
ihorne, is in BoJie. So Is jim, The
Kicker.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
SAM PLIES.

New sOlit ana rOlleu soio Jeweiry
at Q. F. Taylor's.
Don't forget the mass meeting at the
Courthouse tonight.
Don't forget the dance at Candelaris
on next Friday night
j. w. Hogan and family took rids
to Aurora last Sunday.
C. F. Young was last week appoint
ed Postmaster Of Genoa.
First-cla.s fare from New York to
San Francisco Is now $SS.
Boy wanted to learn the printing
business. Apply This office.
The recent smallpox scourse cost
Ormsby county about $3.50.
S. A. Knapp ahd family departed fot
San Francisco last Thursday.
J. N. Godfrey Is decorating the
Courthouse with a new suit of paint.
w. j. Henley left ON Sunday morn.
ing, train. III. destination i. un-
known
Marks of Bode has closed his liquor
saloon, but still buys and .ells mining
stocks.
Dan McGilyery can walk without
his crutehus. He will sucu be 1T for
service.
A humber Of folks; tbtihg and OH,
went TO the circus last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. u. Rssenthal returned last
Thursday from an extended visit to
California.
The Sunday school Will meet in fu.
ture at 2 o'clock, instead of halfspast |
as heretofore.
Johnny fahppett ie!t Oh Monday to
take position at The Mt. biablo mill,
1t Soda Springs,
johnny Stewart departed Oh Sunday
t,tothing for Oakland, CAL, where he
viii reside In futufs.
Bcdie Is arranging for celebration
OF the Foirth of July, Who'll take
the initiative IN Hawthorne
Harry Taylor has resigned his place
on the railroad, and will prospect Rose
Creek In company with Jack O'Brien.
The kinkead mill is being put in
order for a run on Pan.lico and Onta.
rio ore The mill will start this week.
Last Wednesday Dave belong of
Genoa killed pelican 200 yards high
The bird measured over eight feet from
tip to tip.
Supt. Tyack of the Syndicate mine,
Bodie, has put the mill in good order
and Is now running ten stamps on Con
Pacific ore.
J.W. Hogan has two fine passenger
coaches for sale. Chear for cash or
good security. See advertisement un.
der New To-day"
About 20 tons of lead ore was shipped
this week from the Central mine to
the Reno Reduction works. This ore
is said to carry IS per cent lead.
Bob Bergman is flirting the ribbon
over Dan McGilvery's big Bodie team
during the latter's indlsposition. Andy
Wilson steers the other team, same NJ
ever.
Smith, Nancy and Sherwood have
encountered body of rich ore in the
Evening Star mine. They will not
make shipment until SO tons are ex-
tracted.
Tom Fitch. the silver.,ongued ora.
tor, has returned to Nevada aud will
make his ho'ne Ia Reno. He will de. |
liver the orntioa At Reno on Decora-
ton day.
A new invoice of shoes Jus, received
at .. r. Tsylor's, including laiies' and
misses spring heel kid, pebble goat,
opera ami plush slippers, etc. Call
and examine.
Richard Pierce, manager OF the May |
Lundy mine. accompanied by his fam
lily, WAS in town Monday. they lief,
10y private conveyance for Bodie on
Tuesday morning.
X. K. Colcofd of Aurora left this
week for London. Col. w. j. Suther-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Board of County Commissioners OF
Esmsralaa county. Nevada will receive scaled
proposals. up to IL o'clock NJ. Of June ., 1882
for buildingA
PICKET FENCE
Around the Churt House ut Hawthorne of the
following description and Dimensions;
One hundred and thirteen feet front by 700
foet deep.
Posts Of Cedar 6x6, 6 feet long. except the
corner and eight gate pests. thors to be 6xe
feet long, with turned caps thereon; to be
furnished with -four gates, two double ana
two single, the double gates TO be- 10 feet be.
tween pnsls, the single gates to be four feet
between posts.
Gates to be made Of square pickets. NOR
tsed in aud furnished with patent shutting
hinges.
Rails to be ix2 in the clesr
Picketr four feet long with turned tops.
Mouldings III inch.
Base ~, by /: inches.
Water table, inches.
The right to reject any and al bids 10 re.
served by the Board.
W. J. HENLEY, Clerk.
Dated May ., 1857. mis-td.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
Perry Powers,
U. S. Dep. MINERAL SURVEYOR
....AND...
CIVIL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR.
RENO, NEVADA.

WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO MIN
w eral claims. funeral surveys. hydraulic
and irrigsting caness. bitches and land snr-
ye,ing. Roferr by permission TO Mr.. J. Il.
Binf, Chief Engineer W II 81. p. Rv. Wi.
mona, Mimi, Il. II, Johnson. Ohicf Engineer
c. d n. W. KY. Hon. G, w. Irish, u. s. Sur
veyer-ticaerai of Nevada.
nos-tf. Postofice, Reno. New.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-22
BLACKSMITH.
JAMES PLATT.
HAWTHORNE. NEW.
BLAcKsM1THINa,
wAoor-MAKINo.
Hoasz.sHoxrxa
REPAIRING AND GENERAL WORE.


II you will send ms the names and Post
ONCE addresses OF ten persons betwoan the
agas OF 10 and % years, who would be likely
to attend business culleg.Or normal scuool
We will send you in return an eIepantly
written personal letter and dns specimen Of
ofhand hourishing from the pom ! also our
new catalogue and cirt uiars giving full infpr-
nation about our school.
Addrs-s rRAsk y RAM0EY.
Business College and Normal fnetitute.
STOCKTON, CAL
Please mention this pxrers 20 SsAs Z.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
4 Esc3 Marriage.

At Whitaker Chapel, Nov. goth, at
o'clock, p. m. by Rev. IT, Harrison,
Nr. J. W Phillips was married to Miss
Sarah pringlc. The attendants were:
Mr.. 5. Peir5on and Mss BERTHE Pittman,
Mr.. c, II. Whitaker and Miss Willie
Stallings.
UsHERs; Dr., \. $. Harrison and Mr..
r. W. Partin.
A reception was given by Mrs. Caro-
line Phillips.
The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreen and flowers.
The chancel rail was completely covers
ed and just within the rail was an Arch
with the words whom God hath joined. =
Ont side the rail was an altar Of ever
green before which the contracting parties
stood while plighting their vows and at
which they knclt to receive the blessing.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
Sale Of Valuable C,ract OF
Sano.

By virtue or a decfee ~ the Su~
parior Court OF Ilaljsa: conafy,
rendered July l5ch, lss9.In a SPECIAL
proceeding therein pending. wherein
K. b. Bit admr dc bouls noa of
Mrs. Margarot1 nyaa deceased l.
plaintiff and Saline, Wiley. John
Ryan and Others are defendants ]
will On Monday, the 2od day of
December, 1899, expose to pabhc
-a]c 20 The highest a!dder at the
courthouse door in the tow0 Of
Halifax that tract or parcel Of land
situate in the county OF Halifax. of
which the said MaTkarett Ryan died,
seized and possessed. adjoining the
lands Of n. Dunn, the. late u. Il.
Bell anl others. containing one
hundred and twenty acres more OF
lees.
Terms of sale cash. n Elk
months, I 10 one year-b)nls with
approved security for deferred pay.
ments bearing intc,est at per cent.
from day Of sale. and tit.a retained
until all purchase money is paid.
Tuis Ist day Of November, 1889.
II. b. BRITT. admr dc bonis
non OF Margaret kyaa decease".
BY DAVID BELL, his attorney.
HAT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28

Cupid has been very successful Of late,
marriages here and near by in two
weeks. First Rev. F. VI. Totem and
Miss SarahWhitakcr al WhitaherCkape1.
Then NJ. }. T. Boscman a2dMi>S Bessie
Gunter at the home Of the bride; and last
Mr.. }. ". Phillips and Miss Sarah
PringIe at Whitaker Chapel. And there
are rumors Of others to follow.
The brother in black" has got the
ernigraat fever bad. They meet every
week and hear glowing accounts given BY
paid agent who must have taken lessons
Of Baron Munchauscn. is it political
move:J
Revs, Leslie and Dosier and Mr.. ".
D, Bustn are attending the \. {. Annual
Conference Methodist Protestant church.
which meet this year at Mount Sion
church near the foot of the Pilot. Z.