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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
a DEVOTED WIFE.
She Is so Attached to Hor Husband rs to
30 a Public Nuisnncc.

In Bridgeport there is a woman so much
in love with her husband that the other
Bridgeporters think her crazy. The Post
says her love has become so marked as TO
become an annoyance 10 the neighbOr-
hood, and the landlord of the house she
occupies has been compelled 10 give her
warning to vacate his house in order that
ne can retain his other tenants. This un-
fortunate woman Is sane on every other
subject but love for her husband. and a.
times when overcome by tue intensity OF
that love her mind wanders and she vii.
clasp a revolver In her hand, pace up and
down tho house for an hour or two, 20 Oua
into the yard and after wandering around
there for a time will enter the house and.
donuing her street attire, VIII MAKE haste
20 the shop where her husband IS employed
and faint AZ his feet he Is obliged 70 leave
his work and accompany her home, which
appears 20 satisfy her for the time
being. When her husband goes
cut Of an evensg sho invari-
ably follows him until he, out Of
shame, Is obliged 10 return home At
other times she will walk 70 his place Of
employment and sit on the bench near his
side while he il a. work until he Is obliged,
IN order 20 escape the raliery Of has fei-
low-worky1en, 20 tako her home She
threatened ~ shoot any woman whom sh0
discovered talking 90 her husband, and her
means and cries Tor him during his ab-
scncc from the house are pltlf4L Sho has
even rome so FAR as 10 hire a detective 20
watca her husbands movements, and The
detective reported, after three wcess q
continuous sp1ttnR, that hec husband was
fsu.tcss respecting ccmmglicA-ou with
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

place IA ft.xi9 T., sitting-room with fire.
place - ft.xl4 o., parlor with fre-place)
Il ft-xlT T., dining-roOm with fire place)
IL ft-xf5 f., kitchen 12 stxl4 IT,, pantry 1T
9 in.Kl0 T., china closet O. 8 ia x3 II. 6 in,
rear hall < ft.xl9 f., toilet room t-xs l.
G In, open terrace ftxl4 II, rear porch It.
II u. 8 in; vestibule, reception
hall, sitting room, parlor and dining
roon are flashed in hard woods.
Second story contains the following rooms:
Chamber over sitting room l3 f..xl4 II. with
dressing room OF 6 Il xl0 Il. iu., closet 3
II. x6 It.. chamber over parlor u It. 3 ink
"A T., closet n. in "A II. Gin, chamber over
dining room with fre-place) IA ft-xl4 f..
in, clOset3ft. IN. II H. 9 in, servants room
8 ftxi2 n closet Il. 8 .x7 Il. g in, linen
closet ft.xT u. 8 in, bathroom ft.xlO IT.,
balcony In front OF house s ft-xS #, large,
wel-Aghted halls, the attic contains three
large chambers and bliard-room. The
front hall and principal chambers in second
story are finished Ia hard wood. All in
tcTior 1nish, excepting the principal rooms,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
BACHELOR LUXURY.


Cssz G~@<s~rs ooo- ytsd - o1s sf No.
fs<s's ssaxt. oo2Lls&sn-
A csc1s1ox apartment II one Ct ear up
tos1 n4as, s@ys tne Art Age. = gostsH -
Win 11c1 lssss. TIE nEtls hAA q entered
through do0c-e door II o<k. ~sth sI&ine<s
gi2ss p4ne-s Aad antique oro1zs AIN see @nd
loek. laDp OF hammered iron n-werk h@ASs
frou tie ceiling, which VITA me was @fS
hue gray Ia to1e. An ca oaxsn settle al
= carved table staad On tie opposite sTees
4no the ws-ls are lined VITA proof sngfsY-
lEgs, appropriately framed
As ole enters ths drawing room The eye
wsncers from the heavy portierss, "hAca
resembls Cd Florentlas tapestry u tue
cushions OF cd gold plush On the long, le"
clyaa, the Frenca plaques. the os4it jars
and the Italian brouEes. The fireplace IS
almost hidden % the spread peacock TAI
mounted on a little git stand, and On TIE
lszutel- shelf are malelica jars aud SesfSs
csndlesticks. The wal hanglDgs are OF
white aud gold canvas whlch, While tne
owner laughs about their ehespness, are
certainly very effective. sad The great
shade 0f red Chinese silk which roos The
prosale gas chandelier % its natural ugh
ness, is = home inyentiOn. II Oathes lie
whole room in roseate tlnts and llg1ts up
tAo DlsllyS, iAtSs aIA Hl&ACOllhs winch n
suspended over the doors, the quaint Italian
figures on brackets and the dark velvet
plaques on the canvas walls.
The piano Is drapet with white and pink
Roman brocAtelle aud covered with sheets
Of music. Above the plano hangs two beau
tiful pastel heads OF Roman peasant wom-
en-. Tho perfume Of roses and the aroma
Of cigar smoke struggle for supremacy IA
this delightful room, which opens into
library beyond Low bookcases line the
walls, which are covered with terra Gotta
cartridge paper. On the cherry wood man
tel are silver candlalebra standing on either
sFle Of quaint old silver clock. On the
ceiling. which is modelling of creams and
light blues, are steuciled very minute de-
signs in different tilts, relieved WIKI gold
TO produce light effects. The furniture Of
this room is OF cherry, upholstered in maroon
and pale blue
The dining-room Is furnished IN antique
oak and cherry. The wall is Of buff tint,
with bronze and gold stenciling. Six feet
of wainscoting, composed Of cherry and
antique oak panels, surround the room, aud
in keeping with the wainscoting is hand
some cherry sideboard, hanked by antique
oak chairs, upholstered in bronze-gresn
leather. The curtains are Of old tapestry,
and quaint old-time look rtigns ia this
room.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

ar sz4 i2z<rss ses szsns. FOR ss1as -
oe tzEsea Win Ia asix sr vocl OF. s63
nrss- -fourt4s q a. szaos q sg-p1gxlc sc4e
So4x from Iso - az scUr~ After so4k-
ia= 4 i > required % reASEe Ias bar o.
w9ol iE1erss ne sans a liquor CON
pcse3 Il I've E4l1ozs CT oo.c water. four
glzrLs of sl-cked AEle ana four sezTts Of
hard wool ashes Let i so2k IA tA4s
fro4 enc u 81 Gays, or u2sil the hsir or
uSo- SIPS &c sas-y. Then remove - tns
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

reshIng beam. snd scrzpe or al the hair
AID nesh-thaL -, remove with the flesh
E1s- znife a. ues1y PARTICLES that may re-
main on the inside next . ths animal Vow
remove and wash tAor-1ghly IL cold water,
snd with tae kalfe scrspe II a. the surplus
water. tig. shows the tgo for s0zkin Z
the SKINS.
Prepare the tan liquor As follows: To
eight quarts 0r cold, soft water add one
quarter II pound Of pulveriLed oxalic acid,
and one quart Of common salt Dissolve
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

81 ,'5 drawing knife. or piece 0f scythe. b7
g-,r6In- thc stgs dcwr % face about
8 -fv.serori of al i-rf. ft.s VIII Eive two
e5ess en- work with ny reversing. AID ~
s,r7cisat sharrness % remove al dsshy
81 .ls tarrs from sEin.
p-erqraf.-~v 20 tanning a skin soak it web
ara brsat a. harf SPOTS on ne a.shiDg
b..e-, - srax SKIN take four -. ous e
r,tt. s,fs water half p'nt 60 s1fi soap
latt.a ersce of korax, haf a piAt - salt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

VII Dc haished IN white pine, oil finish
kitchen is furnished with SINK; bathroom
supplied with wash-stsnd, bsth-tuo and
vster-cioset, hot and cold water thrOug
out house. A. materials intended for use
g. this house are trst-oiass ia every par
tcu,ar
= are indebted for this design 10 Mr.
George y. Myers. architect. Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

Dr BIuG You stick zoo closely 20 your
desk. Mr Borrowia I recommend sou -
by pair q Iadlan clubs.
Poor Jacz-But 7 hve ln Toe city, doctor
T. would axe al ny salary % rent = rcoi1
kig enough 20 swing them IN .--Llie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
TAMNlNG 10 COLORlMG SKIS.
Tools snd Impi.uesrs Required - Beat
---..-c.... --- --.--.-.-.---

~ "f-"E =" y" p III l'i'F T1'IF
The FIRST rsqpss, - for tanning, writes y
r. briggs In TIE SGsrican ARrtultgrist
are fesaing sa8 sai knife. For the
hesang beam, select q fas grained, hard
wood slab. about fvs feet long. and ten to
fifteen inches wides. sS shown 10 Fig l.
Have the round side Up; pat in two legs
two and a aalt feet long, ard oue foot from
widest end. tbe other end resting on tho
foor MAKE The tcp surface smooth and it
is ready for use A good feshing knife.
Ike that s-.1 in Fig . may be made from
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
SMITHS HASTT FLIGHT.
He Lef: Suddenly When He Found NJ
Jones Was in Earnest.

He Le1: Suddenly when He Found Mr
Jones Was in Earnest.
Atlantians are not through talking about
the Calhoun-W illiaEason duel yet, says the
Constitution.
at recalls 10 mind sensational duel that
occurred in Atlanta few years ago." re-
marked Captain George 3. Forbes. mot
many outsiders knew Of the affair at the
time, but those who die know of it were
highly amused. 1t wouldn't be fair to give
the names of the duelists, so Ill call one
Jones and the other Smith. They were
both society young men, and when Smith
imagined that Jones had insulted him he
called in friend, who recommended the
code as the only remedy. Smith was not
particularly pleased with the advice Of his
friend, but finally challenged Jones, on the
assurance of his (Smith's) friend that the
thing was TO be arranged so that there
would be no bloodshed. The friend
of the challenged party was let
into the secret, and he induced Jones
to accept. The duel was to take
place outside the city limits, and pistols
were the weapons. Smith knew that they
were TO be loaded with blank cartridges,
but Jones did not. That's where the fun
was supposed to come in. The men were
placed In position, at ten PAGES, and while
the seconds were fooling with the pistols,
the surgeons, who were also in the Joke,
spread their instruments on the ground
to sort o. tickle the nerves of the duelists.
FINALLY all was ready, and the second
asked:
"'Are you ready, gentlemen? One
But before he could say two Jones ex-
claimed:
"'Hold on moment, amt used to this
pistol, and I'll just use my own
with this he threw the gun loaded with
blanks to the ground, jerking another from
his pocket
"'This one never fails-Tm ready
"Just at this moment there was a rustic
on the spot where Smith had stood, and q
streak of white and black was seen rush
ing across the field like the wind. Smith
left his coat, hat and every thing else, and
never stopped running until he got upstairs
in his room at home
1--WE all agreed to keep the thing quiet,
but it was such good one on Smith and
the rest OF US that it gradually leaked out
among the intimate friends Of the prin-
cipalsn
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

rocls-fscsd ruobls work The hrst story Of
balldinz IL q brick, the second story Is OF
sainglss, cellar door Of concro1s; the roof
and gables are 0f red slate.
TIE trss story of house contains the fol-
loving apartments Porteo Il. 8 n x6 r.,
vestltals Il. K6 T., reception hall with tre-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
INDOORS AND OUT.
q T-ssesry 5-t=a a-d Er-as Hosss -
t4aa. "a eo4-

Cess s6,sos-
Tie As4ss - s-lsz Ns pIess1t 10 de-
slsE az -osF pi.as rn-s Fers . > tTSstory
s11 aszs oaz sssriea srlck 2-d fr21s
hozss x ssGdeTa esskEs sozTact, roony
ss1 soaEellssE Tls ss->nsfzd cesr u t1is
house IS s 30 cor pete, sxc.-siFs sf Ee4t-
lEx fl - slIled far . lot hfty feet front
IL siss s1is house q q q, El1s zzd IS q
deep
Bsssnsnt n. hlgh- FIRST story 70 2. Ia,
second story 10 r. The foundation 5 of
sls4s ald from grade lae - water table .
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

wei, and ina
merse the skins.
En- ou gh tan
liquor should DO
maize - cover
the skins well
Light skins 5
should remain
Ia this liquor
from three %
four hours, and
should be hand
led occasionally,
that every part
may be wei
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

The shortest line 10 Detroit 'and-East lie
CANT parlor ears between Detroit and Grand
rapids; Trains leaving Detroit % p m and
0fAnd RAPIDS b-ue b m ral caiig. Ds3er trains
daily except ruDcay
a. ALserIsT, Ticket Agent. Depot Gro. W.
MrNsoN, nion Ticket Agent 7b MonrOe-st.
1Eo T. 9TH. Gen. A "a. Grand Rapids w.
A. ChRPENTER- Traffic Manager ). u. NULL
TEN, General Manarer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04
CHICAGo A WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
y arrive al and depart from lnl0n Depot


y arrive al ana depart from Union Depot
pkfak4
Hxp for Chicago Muskeson. Toledo-f s.sosm
ast Mall loT Chlclss ..-...f rs d N
IAlTesS Tor A. aSA a on aaa Hart - 4. 3 j IA
= lght IA press Tor Iblcas - II ~ 4 m
\ iEht "A press tar Indianapolis - 4 ~ p fa
For Big Rapids. Baldwin. Ludington
ard MaulSIce. ...-..-... 4 q 4 m
lor Big Rapids. Baldwin Luclngton
ara Manistee .-..........'-... Z s.@am
fIpress lor Agskeg on, orana HafeEf 40 D IA
Nig1t E1press fr3M Chicago . S.i0am
y NlEAt ia ApTtss lI~u- na annapolis 1 .ss = AL.
cypress Hoih NJ askeEOn ane Hart flH .l5 q IN
e~ll futn chicago <Ed huske eEen....-f $50 A N
tkpfess from 0Taud haven ..-....-...f 500 ! IN
Express ftoM Prntwater Muskes0u 50 M
ast tApreSs from cBicsso slU-ls = IA
lTom ASulsiee. Ludlngtou BALDWIN
Ald Big Rapids .... 1000 IN
Prom Manistee Ludington. Rsidwsut - IN
'bALy 1Daliy except sunday. tDaiiy ex-
bel AI aaA- 4EailA except Monday.
Through coaches 20 Chicago on SsN . m
IRAN through paFlor coach 10 chicago on
II m traln--No extra charge for seals.
I-e = so a. m. train cons sting OF day caEcho.
ana smoker runs through 10 Chicago solid.
through combustion sleeping aud chair
cas- G. and from Indianapolis On \ lght liz
press trains.
Through sieepers 70 sad from Chicago en-
nighf Edpress trains.
". A. CAErESFER. Trsflc Manager.
nIfAs A. bAYEII AAs I Gen. Pass. AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

A clergyman. after years ~ suffering
from that 'oataescma q -ea-f. catuh.
and yaInly trying every saoWu remeaF =,
at .ast found a recipe which completely
cured and saved HIM from death. Auy
sufferer sending = addressed stau-
ped envelope So Prof j. A Lawrence.
ss Wsrren-sf.. New York lItV. Klil re-
ceve the recipe free 0f change
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

Ladies who value a refined complex
.r- -,ust uss pouonI g roVier-lt pro-
.fr.esa snr. lnf beautiful sziu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

D az A-sA GA. Ay- a4am.-ll,l ,l5G asstO = -
lTtm AraO an as.. an = = a Ia
through uckrfs and lll Ia .erlnaiiol CAI be
hAo hf caiiiAe uu0l A AimQulsi uckcl ateut
81 4epr, az q. NJ. Aulso1 t 1ion ticket aEcut
a. M0nT+e 81
81 T. IorEwoon Gen Pass Ast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

Pears soap is the most elegant toilet
sc lnct.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

. train leaves Grand Rapids for HiIeEau AZ
l:ly IA. arriving there al SO
Ihr0ugh ucke's sold 10 pal points IN
ahe United States. Mexico and Canada ~ T. al0R
4tcAtt OIAce. a. J. -EfrK.
G. p. 4. Clevelsld. ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

- = Ai tfA.A IA. p@rier car attached.
en- lii tf-lA las airst b cal lor tl ilslUllau
~ 81 = n TRAIN has e-rtllAG car loT tAlcAss
Via A s-lAmaxoa
Trains arrive froH Cincinnati Al ~ : IA
day su4 : - p m q .tty - e-u Suuazy PROM
Fort 4yne al s.u- , a. Ghd IRON alama % al
= ca day except nfaF
1r4f4s &ffikIDs a. It has through sleep
tng n tFem ChiesEo. leafilg CnlcaEa az h -
y IA daily except saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-04

THE POPULAR STEAMER. TH0s. FRIANT.
IS making daily trips from PctoskeY -
East Jordan and return
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
pHIlaNTHHOp ST CRllOs.
4 PEN Picture Of Philadc'phins most
Favorahiy kuowa Gitiacn.

Favorai,iy Tkuowa Git,Scn.
During the pleasant hours spent enc dav
IL 10 company ef Mr.. George " Ch.,ds
c7 Phiaicip ipaia hai IL favorable orDo!.'u
ai,5' Of observing the cbifuetcr Il dc
Qsaler Citys FAR famed p:ib,3acr ana
paiian, hropst, sGys tho New Yorl1 Esu8
tdtuuGJ Personally, Mr., Chi;ds is be-
tow tho average height, iAs;k49ct, sA' MY
head, well balanced 0n stprllg neck, sa4 =
tgure inclined 10 colpuioncy, without
obesity rut se-r -.'-in'-lcs mark facs
ig-AsQI l., ..Ie sGns "a L., J c14 GaI2-ae =.
ard bu. FOR the isoa gay which stIc;l. !.
thick etrt of hair, neatly trimmed aias
wlli5kcfs end fringe Of chin oo.rd, OK
could easily be persuaded that Old Faihcr
Tine had been cheated in tho race. Saar;.
penetrating gray cyca twinkle with g3S..
humor, Gad his ~; her rouud face b sl,osst.
the honest philan hropy rnd f1De .,a.-
heartcdness, characteristics which h..
made lis name houorcd throughout tls
land.
If, IA po.pnius asserts, tho sopnrcl -
proclaims the man, tho dress Gf Afr Cu.
indicates him ta bo D plaip, unassu j.
gen .oTaN, w!iogc aonse OF obliya ! -
soc4ss y uIciatcs lao character OF his ,,a..se,
which 10 rich, not eaudy." This 90
= I
as IN ,ndea. = bis rcac"al di5po5,..3:: II;
plain, c:ory-,lay ganic:2ah, with nothing
OF thd ssoh CT pada-.t il his nature.
Tho pti6iisaor OF too 7 bic LEDGER no. only
appreciates d good story, bat ran tel -,
too, ana thai without lad marrins - =
tale, Hc IS u QUICK Ia i;cr, and his fca Ctc5
light up VITA u peculiar animation VIII =.
gagged il conversation. Another sili6 l,b-
scrTed was thnt 40 is also . good listener.
aod, wthal, hc assut1os an unca rp5.vc DC
pertinent, and ono finds himself u lii G.; q
IN his company almost before Tic lctro,.2c-
tion is OVER His fund Of nncci0sl aad
"Reminiscences Of public n n snd lE.S>a At
events makes him an interesting Cl54. u
er, besides which his social chara.'tc9i. Is
arc such IA to form species OF hla.poIiSm
to attract and retain friendship
When soT.,c time ago tho Eeirs OF thia city
mentioned the namc of Mr. Chiids for thc
Presidency there was a newspaper gen :
lnent aroused in his favor, but low ~ ;
know how great II pressure was hroJ - -
bear upon him to allow the use OF his -. 10
70 20 before the Nation ~ candida, /, ior nc
Chet Maglstracy. Without w. il x con.
Gdcncc, may say that tho ia.luc4.e ten
ciercd him was such an no othor mau since
Washington has boCn favored.
Er. Childs ID d rioticl man IN many ro-
efecfs. With all his wealth and r,care. q
crafty taste or passion, nc is Of ,Aa
HbsteGious habits. ii l.Ci.1 ,in..,
Nor swoar,' was his reply, moGcs " ~
81 an invitatioa to i cigar. L., uef
sdu1e that he ie wise in his desi1,...l. a
bss - digestion that never y ~ IT, > ..
his appetite, a mind cvcr cie.r ior e -,
AID forboarance that is rarely ruGlod Ivy
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
Eva Consolidated Mining Company

A corporation. by II. G. Blssdel. it. Atter.
na, Fact. whose Post office addrese If. care
Of A. ". Crockes, Hawthorne, EsmeraidA
county. New. has thia day fed his application
for a latent for fifteen hundred linear iest
of the kya mine or vein. bearing
gold and silver, with surface ground two
hundred feet in width, situated in Esmeralda
Mining District, county OF Esmeralda and
State OF Nevada, and designated by the Acid
notes and oficia. plat on ftlc In this ONCE as
Lot Number seventy, in Township Ave
north, Range twenty.eight east OF Mt. Dia.
bio bas. and meridian, said Lot No. 20 bsiug
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a post inches by Q inches by
four feet long, set in msnnd OF earth and
stone, marked i" post No. USS. No 20. Eva
mine and post No. 4. USS. No. 81 Prospee.
tus, whonce the quarter section corner he
tween sections II and IL. T. S n. range ~ f..
NJ. d. M, bears n. 6i 6rg Is min. L. 1883 feet.
Thencerunning
First course-s. So deg w. 1900 feet to
pest marked Post No 2, USS. No. TO- Eva
mine" Thence running
Second Course-N 81 deg, w 200 feet to
post marked post No. a, Uss, No. 10. Eva
Mine" at is0 feet post No. l, L. L.; thence
running
Third Couisc--N. 5S deg. f. 1900 feet TO p.st
marked post No. 4, USS. No. 10, Eva ralne'
Thence running
kourth Conrse--S. ~ deg. Il. 200 feet tn
place OF beginning, at 100 feet notice of locs-
tion AID post No. 2. l.. l.. USS. No 70. Evn
mine, AID post No. 8. L. l.. uSS. No. 5o.
The posts of this survey are identical with
the location monuments.
Magnetic variation, i6 deg 30 min, contain.
ing u o3 acres.
The ocation this mine i rerorded in the
Recorders Office of Esmeralda county, Ne.
yada, in Book " D." pa.e 3O7 of Mining Lo.
cations.
The adjoining clnimaais sre; Gu NE.
USS. No. ST, and ON h. hae Opsir.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
e. =. LAND OFFICE. }
CARSON Cry. NEv..
November 9Th, 1888.
Eva Consolidated Mining Com any

corporation. by II. g. Blssdel. Its After.
ney.tn- Fact, whose Psstollce address is, care
of A. W. Crocker Hawthorne " evada, haathis
dag alcd his application for patent tor ff.
teen hundred linear feet of the 0phir
mine or vein, bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground two hundred feet In width,
excepting that portion now covered by build
ings. M shown by plat Of survey, situated
in Eamcralda Mining District,county OF hsme.
rslda rand State of Nevada. aud dcsighatrd oy
th. fcld notes and official plat On file In this
Office as Lot Number Sixty-nine, in Township
five North. range twenty eight East OF Mount
Diablo base and meridian, said Lot No 69 be-
ing described ss follows, to wit:
Beginning al pos. } Inches by ches Ivy
! feet lan. set in mound Of eattli and stone.
marked port No. l Us . No. 6s, ophir
mine" whence the quarter section corner he
tween sectipns Il and IS. Township North,
range IS .ast. bears n. 5J deg i5 min, <. 1875
ieet distant: thence
First Coupbe--S. 80 deg 80 min. w. 1870 feet
To a post marked post No. ,, US. No. t8.
Ol,hir mine" and round iron bar inch In
diameter. ? feet Ii inches long driven in the
ground 2 teet and II nches, whence the quar-
ter section corner between sections Is and 10,
l. 5 ~. range IS L. bears j. deg. L 326 feet
and I inches distant. No location monumeat;
thence
secsnd Course-N 81 deg, W. 2o1 feet 10
pos marked post No 3, CsS No. %. Uphir
minr.' No location monument. Al 100 feet
post No. /, l.. l.. location monument bears 5.
Is deg - min, W. IS feet distant. Thence
Third Course-E. 3o deg 50 min, 1900 feet
:. n port marksd post No. 4, uSs. No. %,
Uphir mine location monument bears ).
deg = min, w 48 feet di.taht. Thence
Fourth Coarse--S. 5. deg, E. go feel to
lace Of beginning. contsning GIL acr"s. 10
cation monument bears y. IL deg. E. Al et
distant
So much ol th's survey co.h.c $ with
/ IS. No. TO- Eva Lode, ~ he'cby excluded.
aid conflict il dpscr 3r, a lows
Beginning at post No so. U>e. M SO. nm
ruELing thence
rl.st Courses. il Il z. l.. ..8 I ct .lohe-
To /. side line ol Uo5 No. ~ fhence run-
,rond Cours - s8 deg, W. Is. feet t.
!, side line OF U ss Ne. 81: thence running
ird Course--N. :.6 deg. 10 min % feet
to place of beginning, Containing li.i0u &C. es,
leaving remaining 6 81 acres.
Magnetic variation, Id deg 30 min n, con.
tanning 6.57 acres
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
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NOTES ON AYPkOTiSS.
Results OF UetsiIsi study Of the Meme
try In too Hypnotic stsie.

Results OF DetsiIsi study Of the aet,re,-
sry In Ia" Hypnotic state.
rr. a Dicf ~, wri6lng IN tho .4mcrico's
JUttf,dl ~ fs'rhooQp, has u,atia y tctaii,stl
study OF the .lcmory in the hypnotic state,
and summarizes ais main conclusion. some
what as follows; a.. During the hypnotic
siecp tac sabiect rsnemoers the espe-
riences ey his waking life BIZ wcll az OF pre-
vious hypnoSos. i9l. In hypnotisn there
Ia often an exaltation oS the memory, and
at times q change in its content, leading to
the assaDption Of a foreign personality.
-. The menory Of what has been going on
during hypnosis is usually lost, it can often
DC rerivcd by simple suggestion, apd a.
times tac memory OK d suggested haliucina-
ton may lingcr on and influence Tho wa4-
ing condition. ~. The operator can, at his
will, Eovo any OF the acts Of the hypnotic
state remembered or forgotten by making
this o part Of :. suggestion (5l. Sngges-
ton seems 10 oc largely explcaolc "a NV
conscious memory. Dr. Cypulslsi h.o stud
iod tao power OF hypnotic subjects 10 hyp-
notize themselves. ile finds that such sub
jtcts strongly imagine fora minute or less
tlat tho operator coa.manQa them 10 go 10
eleap, and the desired result ensues. Fur.
taerlDorc, if ,he subje-.t. on going 10 sleep,
rnagines himself controlled by u CERTAIN
person, then, even though Guotncr seat HIM
TO sleep. he wi!l be subject to the former,
snd not 20 the operator These observations
show the inlpsrtaace of the suDjectiv. clo.
Iaents in the profess OK hypnousIn. and ip-
dicato the method by which the subject uu.
consciously takes suggestions and acts
upon them Dr. Berkhan has applied hyp-
notism 70 the amclioratlon OF the hearing
Ut the deaf. he tcStoQ the hearing of nint.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
W. Miggs

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