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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
THE DoAa UPsEr.
Four Weu,d-be Sailors in soak-.rra
Much J@rs-y Lse htnshg.

A rshing party, consisting of Chdc-
ley Stewart, Joe Godfrey, Jatk An.
dlews and Geo. Dunn. went TO the lake
last Sunday 10 iannch the new bout
Tor her lrial trip. All Went well untll
when, about a mile from shore, the
passengers began skYlarking, and iu.
dulged in such playful little tricks as
throwing buckets full of water at each
other. While dipping bucket of
water with such playful intent, God
trey lost his balance aud went head.
long over. All hands reached for ] oe.
and the result was that he boat turned
completely over. Everybody scram.
bled on to the bottom of the boat, and
IA council of war was held
pretty good Joke, but when the boat
began drifting seaward, the shipwreck-
ed crewed gazed at each other ashast.
Godfrey had swallowed couple of
gallons of water during his involuh.
tary dive, ard now, lying crosswise on
the boats bottom, the motion OF the
water caused his overchargeti stomach
to revolt, until il was a difficult matter
to keep him In position.
There being no means of getting The
craft ashore, skipper Stewart tn ned
himself loose and beloved 10 the
shore for relief. A signal of distress
a striped bathing suit filled with wind
WIS bois'ed ON the rndder. Finally
the people on shore realized the condl-
tion of things, and party put out IN
Gravel's boat. The shipwrecked crew
were picked up and the upset boat
towed ashore.
The contents Of the boat were lost,
including Captain Stewards clothes Che
wac alfred N q bailing suit He had
SIS in his INSIDE pocket, and that was
lost. He was obliged to borrow Pr
ute hat and blanket to make the Jour
ney homeward. He AYERS that he Will
never no, never-go to sea again with
an Intoxicated crew.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
The Esfiict Court.

The District Court convened on
Monday, Judge Richard Rising pre-
siding
The People vs.. Observation-Disclosures
attorney moved 10 quash The lndict-
ments and strike them from tiie Me-
tion overruled and defendant given TO
10 O'Clock this morning to plead.
Joiin Chiatoyich VS.. Silver Peak
mines. Plaintiff protests against the
granting Of patent to the Adair mining
claim. Defendant demurs. Demurrer
overruled and thirty days given to an
swer.
Vase StephanezZa was indicted by
the Grand Jury for murder. He will
plead to the charge this morning
WI. Van Nance was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Antoine
Laveronl.
A special venire for 30 additional
Jurors WAS ordered issued, returnable
August 10Th.
Ali trial Jurors summoned for this
sitting nf Court were excused till Au-
gust 18th.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24

containing directions d It would en-
able hin @ sell more beer When he
opened II he found on a small card the
words, Don't sell SO much froth.'
Tom Bradley Is negotiating with
Myers and Austin, San Francisco men,
and SENATOR Forbes and Col. 4. c..
Ellis tor the sale of his Cat Creek
mine. Bradley discovered The famous
LaPanta ledge, which he sold 10 The
present owners for upwards of SEQ 600
Col Curtis entertained select party
of friends with several charming vocal
selections at Jim Yerington's rooms
last Saturday evening. Messrs. Yer
ington, knapp, Taylor and Kossuih
did some "prerty work on the piano,
vioIoncelln, violin and guitar respect
| lively.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Imnortnn. to Ladipk.

A reliable woman wanted TO intro.
duce direct to the Ladies' in this county
DR. Nichols celebrated Spiral Spring
Clasp Corsets retailing at 81 ana up.
wards. No more broiSen steels; war
rented unbreakable or money refunded
The greatest ssh:cat,on af the age. sel,s
on sight. No Experience required sam
pie and outfit absolutely free. Agents
average SO To $40 weekly. Send 10 cts
postage Tor sample, catalogue aud terms
G.. ID. Nichols g. Co. as West i4th st..
New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
SuLro Tunnel.

On Monday of last week the right
for redemption OF the Sutro tunnel,
Virginia City, Nevada, expired, and
consequently the mortgages intend
taking action IN court TO secure ros-
session Of the property. When they
come legally into possession of the tuu
mel, they will form or reorganze a
new company and formulate plans Ter
tue future. 1t is generally understood
that no rev work can be or will be
commenced by them previous to Octo-
Der of this year
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
AuM6Rous. :

A box Of sardines was recontls
found in the stomach of & Tear killed ir
Michigan. The box was nearly digest
ed, but the sardines were all right.
-He-"Delieve me, dearest; when |
say that shall be the happiest Of nor
talsif you will just consent to share my
lotand--" She Just moment. Mr..
Breeze. Is it csrnerlotp"
PA, what is marplot" ut Is
one OF those little games your mother
and grandmother put up on your
father, my son, when they are pecu lar
~ anxious TO go to matinee. Now
don't ask any more questions. IN. \.
sun.
Lady Gas a blood-curdling war
@hoop is heard from the kitchen)---
what is happening, WaltersP" Maid
THAT is Dinah. She always yells
that @ay, ma am, when she succeeds
in turning the ONE. cite without letting
it drop on the floor. She's the daugh-
ter of Zulu chief. Time.
Anxious wife-''John. you prom
Used me last winter you would turn
over new leaf and join the church
this year. When do you u,ean to do
itP" Husband Tin the midst of the
wholesale fruit business) =. Great
Scott, Maria! Don't you know better
than to spring thai promise on me in
the middle of the apple-packing sea-
P'-Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Winks-.'Yo surely are not
going out Tonight" Mr.. Winks-
Yes, my dear; election, you know. "
Mrs. Winks-"The election Is over
Mr.. "Um-er-yes, my dear,
this one is; but there'll be another
election in four years, my dear. and
every good citizen must begin to think
about candidates, you know, my love.
I'll be back early. "-Philadelphi Rec
ord
-"Allow me to congratulate yod
on yotr engagement Tell me how 1t
came about thought you intended
remaining single Eyes, certainly;
but | met the other day at ball n
young and pretty girl, with whom |
got into conversation, and. only think,
she confessed that she, too, had de-
cided to remain single, Impossible to
imagine greater harmony of DISPOSE
tion-4and SO we got engaged, Ger.
man Paper.
Young Doctor-"Yes, | expect
that it will go pretty slow when first
open an office until get started n
little" Old Doctor We'll, you bet
it will. Why, when first hung out
my single | sat in my Office for thfee
months, and only had one case.
Young Doctor" Whew! That was
pretty tough, wasn't it? Only one
case; and what was that case OFF
Ole Doctor-"A case of instruments. y
Puck.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
FASHIONABLE LIFE
Prtsations tn whicf Every Society Bnt.
terfly Is Subjected.

Fashionable people would never be
objects of envy TO unaistinguished out
siders II the hardships and privations
of fashionable life were better under
stood. To receive five hundred
guests, hine-tenths OF whom are total
wearisome work To fine lady than
logging to 81 Maine lumberman. How
glad she must be when the show is
over. and she can put off her reception
manner, her make up. her lip#deep
smile and artificial courtesy, and be-
come real again, She feels, no doubt.
on such occasions. that the game is
hardly worth the gas
Sensible men and women, with '.no
nonsense about them. arc never more
out OF their element than when thrown
by circumstances into fashionable
society. They generally retire from
it at The Fl 81 convenient opportunity.
with feeling of pity and coininiser-
alton for the human hollow2ware OF
which 1t is principally composed.
And, really. the devotees of fashion
pay an immense price for their whis-
tie. There Is no such thing as solld
comfort o. hearty enjoyment in the
Vanity Fair where they Play their
tfulnpery parts.
Grand parties are the dreariest of
Ill droary paGeants. When boy, we
thought Quaker meetings rather dull
affairs; bat silence is infinitely better
than fashionable small talk. and unoe-
tFusive drab than glare of splendof
that fatigues the eye and disgusts the
| intellect
The artificial Somebodies OF the
world of fashion OF course look down
upon the natural Nobodies who are
vulgar enough to enjoy life in homes
| ly, unostentatious way, caring not Il
| fig Tor show and ceremony; but the
Nobodies have the best of 1t, after eli.
IN. K Ledger
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Filed for Rec0rd i.

The following documents were flied
in the Recorders Office during the past
week.
Deeds
J. Mcclellan to Owen Bradley.
j. Mcguire to r. j Laws.
Ut Bradley to j. f. Stollman.
Fred Waid, jr.. Ia Mrs. L. 7 Adams.
5. Y, Hanger to Knapp u Laws.
o. Bradley to S. A. Knapp.
Clark to Plamanez
JAS. Compton 10 J f. Hart.
e. Prince to J. L. Hart
Mining Locations
A. Hartman, 8.
e. Probert, s.
A Ramaz.
4. Haake.
L. Smith.
Mortgage
Jas. Cabaley to Pacific Borax, Salt
and Soda Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
CHINESE SAILORS.
They Work for Fifty Cents a Day and
Consider Themselves Well Paid.

They Work for Fifty Cents a Day and
Consider Themselves Well Paid.
The Pacific Oeean Is vitality differs
ent from the Atlantic, and Pacific
Ocean travel Offers almost as many
new things as one Of the countries OF
Europe. When you step on the deck
Of an Atlantic ship you are in England.
As soon Us you land your baggage in
the eteteroom OF q Pacific steamer
you are in China
Tho ships are manned entirely by
Cinnamon, with the exception of the
chief officers. and you drop into the
land OF the Celestials the moment you
lose sight of San Francisco. The
steerage passengers are all Chinese.
Your food is cooked by Chinese cooks.
and your rooms are cared for by
whitesgowned, Acknowledged men in
pigtails. The walters, the sailors and
the coal beavers are Cinnamon, and
the American or European officers do
not number a dozen all told.
These Chinese sailors wear o dress
W4lCl IL " cItoS DGbWStn illdb Ot buc
American-Chinese washerman and the
pure Celestial It Is extremely light,
and consists as q rude of but two gar
ments. These are a wide shirt-like
gown Ind q pnir OF pantaloons which
are Is full as those OF u zoilavo and
which Zap loosely about their yellow
skinned legs.
Some OF them wear shoes and some
of them do not and the slSij of their
feet is OF the dark. rieh bronze Of their
faces, They have sailors caps which
lit closely down about their almond
eyes, ,,nd each one laa. !. BID tnife,
which he carries in case attached to
The center of the back OF his waist
band and resting as it were on the
email of hi; back.
There chief food is rice and they
Use chop-stiells ia eating il. They get
fifty cents a day and consider them
selves well paid. Golden Days.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Officers Enstasletl.

AT meeting of Hawthorne Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias, held last Monday
hight, the follo@inS officers were 10.
stalled to serve during the ensuing
term;
j. E. Hart, p G.; j. II. Mcbride, &C;
B. f Curler, Y. G.; Frank Caewm,
Frelste; VIM. CardweiI, K. II. 5; S.
Fl. Rosenthal, NJ. f.; Amos Wolford,
NJ. F.; L Summerfeld, [. g.; John
Striker, Trustee.
j. E. Bray, Grand Chancellor Of the
X of p, assisted at the installation.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
The Proper Place for Her.

Wild-eyed parent want to bring
ny daughte aged fifteen, to this in
tItution and have her closely guarded
trd given your best treatment fol
bout three years Money IL no OBJ.
oct.
Keeper oil private ltnatic asylum
she violontp
Wild-eyed ra,'cnt-Sho is ungovern
Bile. Ssrs writes poems OF passion.
keepef-State Reform School is jus
cross the wav f1,'rn~o Trihuna
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Tae Hostsster Bitter People Scor-
Another poinI.

Ia the United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District of New York
Judge Shipman handed down an opin-
son few days ago in the suit OF the
owners of the trade marks GOVERNS
Hostetler's stomach Bitters against
Araold Thelie aud Cornell Thpler,
the compolndeis located on Vesey
Street. New York City, in which il
was decided that, although The defend
ants made use OF their own names on
the isbels affixed to the bottles contain
ing the e,lters prepared by them, yet
AS they were evidently designed 10
initiate the Hosletter iatrels, they were
iniringers, and a perpetual injunction
was granted and an accounting of dam
ages ordered, together with the costs
Of the suit 1t is the evident intention
of the Hostetler people TO protect their
valuable trademark against ala in
frngeSS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Death of waiter crutcaer.

Little Walter Crutcher, who has
been suffering greatly duriag the past
two weeks from milan nation of the
bowels, died yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Little Walter was a favorite
With everybody, and the announcement
OF his death will cause genuine grief
to the hearts Of many rough men who
used TO romp and play with him. The
entire community join in sym pathy Tor
The afflicted family. Walter was a ma.
tive OF hawthorne, six years Of age
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
A Great Horse Market.

Mason VALLEY is fast becoming the
great horse mark ct OF the State. The
Virginia Enterprise says j. 3. Gal
lagfer has gust made sale OF $4,000
worth Of horses to some California
parties, aud hardly day passes with
oul some outside parties showing up
to purchase more.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
fHE PLAN FAILED.
Two Trafnps Play at FinaGeferfnS with
Discouraging Re suits.

Two Trafnps Play at FinaHoierinS with
Discooraging Results.
Now, here's the PLAN said one
tramp 80 anotheN as they leaned
against a fence on Sproat street the
other day. You see thai brow&
house,
IL DO. T"
F" ii has for saie sign On ii. 81
YES
/" Go and ring the bell, and tell the
woman you want TO buy the house for,
say SIS, COG. She Il be glad to see you.
In boxing about just mentlon Incl.
dent;lly that If she has any old clothes
to spare you are making up u box for
The African keatllcth Its big scheme
aud mhsi WORK.
The other went over aud rang the
bell, and the door opened and he dis.
appeared. t33a soon appeared 10 view
again, however, and with that sort of
movement which comes to a man when
kicked.
Well, what's the nattera" asked
the other.
mo 60"
Did you see the woman and offer
her IS, 000."
No / saw the man and found that
the place had been sold for $4,000.
It's NO use, Jim. We hain't worth
shuclks on finance. We've got to go
back to the destitute family racket ~
Detroit Free Press,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Scrub oak ought to be utilized Ii
the manufacture of brushes and
brooins. Pittsburgh Chronicle
4 sarestn snI " ork for 1853

Miners VINO have do.,p their aksess.
mcnl work for the year 1888 IN haw-
thofne and adjoining districts. and who
are associated with co owners who
have neglected or refused 10 contribute
their proportion of the cost of such
work, should give legal notice 10 such
delinquent co,owDcrs through the col
umns of the BULLETIN, as required by
law. Such notices must be published
three months before other action can
be taken.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Az susnrne, iAeld's.

Summeiield has Just received IN III.
voice of fancy groceries; nackerel in
mustard or oil, also French sardines
pei up III the same way Holland her.
ring, Swiss cheese, sonsed pigs feet,
caviar; besides choice lot Of crock
cry and glassware.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
sympathy v'elI Bestowed.

Gus-So your brother is married. Il
his wife prettye
George
"a domestic. iovabllse little darling,
perhapsa"
more, she is what is called q super
Tor woman.
"Oh! Poor devil!''-Philadelphia
Record.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
STA ge Fare Reds, ed

Round "trip tickets on the Stage line
from Hawthorne IN Bodie or Aurora,
nr from Badie and Aurora 10 Haw.
horne ami return, bnve. been reduced
as follows: From Bodie 10 Hawthorne
and return, $11; from Aurora TO Haw.
iherne and return, 80. through tickets
from Rodie 10 Reno, $l5.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24

Edisons Electric SPAWN Cure posi-
lively removes Bone SPAWN, Rlngbone.
oplint, or Curb in ~ hours without
pain. Particulars, illustrated circulars
ana testimonials sem on receipt 2 Cent
s''r..s': NItHOLS&CO., 40 west Ia
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Monday Evenings Concert.

The concert Monday evening at Ur.
quhart Hall was in every way success
full. The hall WAS well filled and the
audience showed its appreciation of
the different numbers by frequent and
hearty applause. Mrs. Poulter was in
good voice and sang well, Of course,
The instrumental duets OF Mrs. Poul-
ter and Dr. Reed were artisticallv per-
formed. The tenor solo, "Ah, so Fair"
is one of the gems of Martha" and
it was well rrntiercd by NJ L. MAYER
VIII o the Wisp," by DIR. Reed,
brought down the house.
Mrs. Pouiter will depart for her CAL
ifornia home on Saturday.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Bob wrigAt Has

Caadies and NUS.
Tobaccos and cigars.
Fruits, berries and cherries.
Oranges, lemons and ban anas.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
Postm ,ster's salary.

The annual adjustment Of the sala-
ries of Presidential Postmase rs has
been contemplated. The adjustment
in Nevada shows changes as follows:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
SAM Piles.

Dave Jolly was in from kinkead last
week.
Subscribe for the BULLETIN, only
S. a year.
New solid and rolled gold iewelry
at O. F. Taylor's.
The hills around town are full of
psospectors.
There are thirty millionaires il the
u s. Senate.
Welcome showers OF rain visited
Hawthorne yesterday.
Miss Kate Bardenwerper is visiting
Hawthorne friends.
The Con. Cal. s. Va. Co. is shipping
bullion 10 the Carson Mint.
w. w. Bsoth of Candelaria was in
town on Monday, attending Court.
Superintendent Shockley of the MI.
Dablo has returned from California.
Charley klmball is at Valleys
Springs, wallowing in the mud bath.
About $4,000 brick are ready for
burning at the brick yard east of town
L. r. Knowles returned on Sunday
from trip to Carson, Genoa and Vir-
ginia.
j. A. Yerington says work will be
resumed on the Mides mine early next
month.
The great falls at the head of Mill
Creek Canyon are Ut their best now
terribly grand.
1t is expected that the Queen mine,
near Benton, Inyo county, will soon
be in operation.
Embroidered Swiss, laces, gloves
and trimmings, at J. Levy's. All new
designs, just received.
Messrs. Reed, Goodwn and Iagalis
OF Candelaria were in town as Grand
Jurors during the week.
Tue Virginia City faro dealers are
on strike against redaction In their
pay from $3.50 to So per day.
X private car containing II. NJ. YER
iLglon and Supreme Judge Belknsp,
passed south yesterday morning.
Col Ellis WAS In town last week. He
is negotiating with capitalists to start
up his mining property at Gold Moun-
tain.
Milk shake is a delicious drink for
hot weather Also soda, sarsaparilla,
ginger ale, etc, cold as ice, at the drug
store.
Theo. Winters has been allowed
1858 bounty by the State for sinking
an artesian we'll on his ranch in the
Washoe Valley.
The Journal SAYS There are no
flies on Reno" There are n few left
on Hawthorne that we can spare, if
Reno wants 'em real bad.
Bcrni pleaded guilty in Carson last
Thursday TO murder in the second dc.
gree, and was sentenced by Judge Rs,
ang TO % years in State Prison.
Richard X Fox says he will not de.
liver up the belt to Sullivan unless he
gives guarantee that he will keep it
safely and defend it against all corners.
Pactnr
membersbip)-ls dis lady you wife,
sab? Yes, sab" Whar's de stiff.
kit Of marrlg?" At home, sab. Dey's
pair of twins, sab.'
Ira p. Hale OF Aurora was ia town
d'n ing the week as trial juror. He
says Aurora is getting herself ready
for revival uf business. MIR. Coicord
Is expected home this month.
According to Superintendent Dovey's
second semi-snnuol report there are
21S children of school age in Esme.
ralda county, and $51764 is our coun-
TVS superintendent OF school money.
r. A. Leale of Bodie makes soda
water, sarsaparilla. ginger ale, sarsa.
parila and iron superior to any in
the market J. E. Hart is the Haw.
khorne agent. Our saloons will do
well To try it.
Chris. Aaroe left last Sunday for Sis
Aiyou county, Cal, where he intends
TO reside in future. Chris. has many
friends around Hawthorne, who regret
10 see him leave, but they wish him
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-24
l5IED.

CRUTCHER-In hawthorne, Jnly 90, Walter
Cruteher. native OF Hawthorne, New,
aged years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-21
THE STORY OF MALONE.

a Virginia paper announces that General
MALONE, since his recent overwhelming
defeat and shooting into party of boys
who were setting off fire crackers in the
street in front of his house in Petersburg,
naturally finds his residence there more
disagreeable than ever. But he has not, as
reported, secured a house in Washington
where his surroundings would unQuestion-
ably be more in consonance with his feel
ings and where his association with men
of the DUDLEY, CLARKSoN and Quar- stamp
might not be interrupted. 1t is intimated
that he may do so later on, and yet, if he
has the wisdom he is credited with possess
ing, he will not go to the national head
quarters for congenial society, for the rea-
soa, if there wee no other, that his newly
acquired serenity would be short-lived; that
is, it would las no longer than the fourth
of March, 1892. And perhaps the defeated
and disgraced "boss" comprehends this as
well as anyone, and herein he may find the
reason for his present action, or rather lack
of action.
The story of WILLIAM MALONE forms an
interesting and we trust useful chapter in
the modern history of the United States.
1t is far from the rule that state most
noted in all the sisterhood for its conserva
tive tendencies and characteristics should
so far depart therefrom as to bury an
aspirant for the governorship under the
colossal weight of 43, 900 majority at time
when he and his friends were firm in the
belief that they had matters so arranged
that the preponderance would be found on
their own side; when such thing occurs it
shows that there is no real, substantial
profit in treachery, no lasting reward for
the traficker in treason. MALONE has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-21

AN EXCHANGE properly remarks that
there was nothing wrong in the fact that
Vice-President MORTON signed the applica-
ton of the man who rents his hotel for a
a liquor license. Any sensible man in his
place would have done the same But tie
fault of Mr.. MORTON, like that of most
other northern Republican politicians, is
that when the temperance women charged
him with having done so he quibbled about
it, and denied that his house had 'bar-
room" in it, and that, too, though he knew
that every man in Washington was aware
of the fact that drinks were as easily at
tainable at the "Shoreham' as at the Me
tropolitan." Quibblers never were, and,
from the necessity of the case, never can
be, great men, nor is it the case that great
men are often quibblers. MORTON is not
great man, has none of the elements of
greatness in him, and seems to take partic-
ular pains in everything he does to let the
people know it. II he wants to sell liquor,
ne has that right; but he has no right, as
Vice President of the United States, to be
a sneak