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A GIGANTIC SHELTER PLANT,

OF which of wealthy Chicago
capitalists the will be established adjoining
the line of this addition
Car Shops and Round Houses the direct
the West Seattle direct and rapid proper
dependent of steamboats, and lines
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the market Don't opportunity
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Walker Lsair<s

The committee selected tor the ,s1r-
pose OF exaSa as'sg axe sres, cea&itsvn,
etc, OF the Tayioas lsAes and streams
ia the State, thus en@ Rlerate the ad-
vantages Possessed by ouf own Walker
Lake.;
" Walker Lake Ia In Tsmeralda
coantf. forty Wiiss essllh OF Carson
la&e, aud has wiisa OF dive to tifleeo
nsises. The xates OF this lax is corr
pasativ-ly sweet aiid atso@ods with
fisa. Several steaiaers ply apoa its
sarfase. aa& AZ TIE mouth of Walker
tiyer ,aere is large area OF soil OF
great fertility
Macy (" the odd residents will be
ss;azed ;a isarn that steamers are ply
ing on the lake and that the water is
palata bic.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
EDGAR ALLAN POE,

Pen Picture of the Fsmot.s Pact Drawn
by IA Lady
mr.. Poe was about FIVE feet eight
inches cali, and had dark. almost black
hair, which he wore long and brushed
back in student style over his ears.
It was SIS fine as silk. dis eyes were
large and full, gray aud piercing. lie
vas Gllen, | think. entirely clesn-
shaven. HIS nose was lonr and
straight. AMI his features finely cut
fl4e expression about his mouth WIS
beautiful. lie was pale, and had no
color. His skin WAS OF cieur. beas,-
,ifus olive. He had sad. melancholy
look da Was very slender when l
,.rst knew him, but had a 1iHe figure.
an erect military carriage. snd a quick
step. But il WAS his manner that most
charmed. 1t was elegant. When he
locked at you i. seemed as If he could
read your very thoughts. Ills voice
@,as, pleasant aid musical, but n,st
deep.
fte always wore a black f,oek coat
buttoned uia, with cadet or military
cosisr. u low tslssass.l-ev,v shirt cellar,
and black ceasat tied in loose knot.
ila Gid not Soliuw the fashions. but
has4l & style of his own. His was IA
loose way III dressing, as Il he disin' +
care. foH would know that he was
very different isom the ordinary run
~ young men. Affectionate! | should
think he Uas; he MAS passionate in his
tove.
My intimacy with Mr.. Poe iso4
lated me good deal. Ia fact my girl
friends We're many OF them afraid OF
hiTl, ana forsook mo Oh that account.
knew none OF his male friends. He
deepised ignorant people, and didn't
ike triaing and small talk. He didn
Exc dark-skipned people. When he
!ofed, he loved desperately, Though
tender and very atIectiouaie. he had a
quick, passionate temper and was very
Jealous. His feelings were intense,
and he had but little control OF them.
He was not well balanced; he had too
much brain. He scoffed at every
thing sacred, and never went to
church. Ii he had had religion to
g Guide him, he @ouia have been "A tbei-
ter man. He said often that there was
3 mystery hanging over him he never
could fathon. lie believed he ives
born to suffer. aud this embittered his
whole life.--tieported by Augustus
Van Cleef, ia Harpers Magazine,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
who W ants Waters

We are in receipt of the foliewin e
circular, which is of special Interest to
miners IN this vlciaity:
John Heerdegen, Electro tee clinical
Engineer, and Alexander Il. Schnee,
late L. 5. &icerConsul OF Moscow,
Russia, being owners aud inventors Of
an apparatus for locating sub,erraaean
streams and reservoirs of water and
oil, are now prepared TO rIake con-
tracts for this class ct work.
Bv means OF our apparatus we are
enabled to locate the exact width of
any stream or reservoir to any depth,
and 10 mark out and follow its whele
course and area; also 10 locate the
proper place for sinking wells OF all
kinds.
Over f0G wells have been located by
Mr. Heerdegen, in Russis, without Il
single iallHse, and he has also had
charge of the successful location of
eleven wells for the gold placer mines
in the Jicarilla Mountains, New Mex
leo, giving a safticient supply OF water
for orking the aiaes.
Our terms are reasonable, aud 40
charge is made uuess water is struck
in accordance with Our indications.
For full particulars address Heer-
degen d Sctnec or Whitney Il Co, ~
Exchange Place, New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
School Hay Ina.
of the ar

Our Pablic school was opened for
the new Term on Monday, Superintend-
ent Curler and Trustees Laws and No
land being in attendance. There were
but 80 children present, " nun Der be
ing out OF town. The regular attend
ance will be about so.
Principal Van Duzer welcomed the
scholars in brief address. He said
everything was new-tisc school house,
the desks, blackboards and furniture
was new-eyen the children and teach
ers were new to each oiAer-aad with
such new beginning he iaSped for the
best results. He advised the. scholars
to be studioua and well behaved, and
particularly cautioaed them not to mu-
tllate or disfgure the desks or build
ing He said the punishment tor such
ofense would be very severe. In this
connection Mr.. Van Duzer said that
one of the Trustees had donated $40 TO
be divided sato four equal prizes for
the four children who had the best re-
cord Tor general department
Miss Sherman, who will teach the
primary department, also made brief
talk to the children, saying that they
would be great friends on better ac-
4uaintance. and promising to do all in
her power to help the children along.
It will take several days to place the
pupils In their proper classes, until
which time little can be done.
The School Trustees are well pleased
with the baildiag There are two
separate school rooms, large, we'll
lighted and yeatilated. There is a
spacious hall fitted with wrap and hat
racks. The playground is inciosed by
a high bon'G fence, and tiae boys add
girls have seRsFaie yards susd osher
conyeniesecs.
The Indications are thai our children
will be as we'll caset! for as are those
OF more popHlcvs pl@es,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Paml,co va. Garrison l. Kn.v.

The case of the Pamleo VS.. CARR
son Il kaey came up for trial on Mon
day last This is an action brought 10
quiet title to a certain piece of mining
ground now in possession of Plaintiff.
the title TO which is claimed by Garri-
SOP and Kaey.
Monday forenoon was occupied in
securing jury, which is com posed Of
the following gentlemen: ". y. Aiken
a. Il. Patterson, d. J. Robb. ). Bald.
win, Henry Williams, !. McKeough,
c. Joachimsen. j, Needy, VIM. Gep.
hardt, ]. Huelat, VIM. Palmer, d. Ro.
senthal.
The first witness placed upon the
stand was s A. Knapp, General Man.
ager of the Pamico Mining Company.
A miniature model of the PamIico
hill, showing the various dips, spurs
and angles Of the ledge, its place oil
apex, aud the various slopes aud tua.
nels, all properly tagged, was used 10
illustrate to the jury the exac, coudi.
ton OF the Pamllco mine, The model
Is the handiwork Of &. L. Anderson.
and is an artistic piece OF work. Mr..
Knapp occupied nearly two hours in
explaining the model To the jury, whets
recess was taken to Tuesday morn.
ing.
There are a large number of wit.
nesses, and each side will produce SIX
experts. The case will probably occu.
Sy most Of the week.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Tsay MT. Ulsa bio.

Following is Superintendent Shock
ley's weekly report oi operations at
the Mount Diablo;
The north erOsscut frotn tbe inter
mediate between the fifth and sixth
levels is in iS feet. The west delft
from the north crosS.lt between these
levels is in IS feet. The east DRIFT frosa
the same erosseut is 10 6S feet and the
face shows six inches of $50 ore that
looks promising. The main stope be-
tweea the fGsrth and fifth levels Soes
not look go we'll. some of the ore haa
been cut of by slip. The ore nesr
the No. 2 winze is lower grade ,iiaa
it WAS 1t last writing The west .tepe
between the third and fourth levels ia
giving come 800 ore but it is very
short Ths east stope below the srst
level is giving some 800 ore from n
two-foot ledge. We are getting some
$40 ore from two-foot ledge below
the first west.
The other portions of The mine show
no change.
The mill 10 running stesaaily and do
ing very good york.
W. Fl. SHocKLEY,
Sup't aud General Manager.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
BREAKING TIE NEWS
The Paint OF Man Who wiu Never
Perform tbs puty Again.

Eerfotm tbs DUTY Again.
You say that I IN pale and Mustered
and shiyering in my shoes; I'll be
hanged II you woold't SILVER II you
had TO "break the naws" l suppose
YOU have heard how Quimby Is
stretched on bank down there. with
q pint or more Of hia own blue blood
mixed up With his auburn hair. Well,
they made me Joint committee to 60
to his house and tell his wife all about
The scrimmage. md what to her man
befel went TO the house up yonder.
not mashed on the job, you bet. and
my classic and b!ue-veined forehead
was bathaa in a quart Of sweat The
woman was In the kitchen singing o
plaintive song, bat she dried up when
she saw me, FOR she know there was
something wrong Then | coughed.
and I hemmed and stainmored, and
Madam" said I, "be brave! Your
husband 10 now alying-" o. Lord!
what a Shrek size gave. And shs
walked up and down meaning and
wringing her furrowed hands, and her
hair fell down like sea-weed adttft
by the ocean sands. oh. Heavenw
she cried, my husband! They We
.aioen my love from me, and the way
hat she reeled and staggered was
| light for nun to see; $50 brave, so
Kind and so noble. SO loving, 80
and and strong. and now must |
wait his coming IN vain all the dark
lay longe And his children will wall
| n sorrow. and aever again in glee,
troop down in the misty twilight aud
cluster about his knee And SO she
went on & raving; her SCREAMS for
block were beard; and like craven
image ,oood there without saying q
wor0- IL Sc ;aaed like my tongue was
'r9zen Or glued TO my pearly teeth,
and hardly a breath came upward
from the paralyzed lungs beneath,
But hraccd up al OF d Sudden, and
''nladam," said again, I'm sorry
! I'm ueucea sorry-to have caused you
this needless pain; let up On your
'renzied screaming; you don't need to
weep ard wall; your old man ain't
dead oy long shot, he's only locked
lp ia jail. She glared at me for a
minuEe-for minute or two, and then
she said: 80 the burned old loafer is
down there in jail againe" Thea she
picked up IL tub and smashed it all over
n,y princeiy heed, and | saw she was
getting ready TO paint The whole land
scape red. So | skipped through the
gate and mossyed so fast that tore
my shoes; and they don't make me n
committee in the future to break the
news. = Lincoln (&eh.) Journal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
A War OF Gta nts.

A bright array OF legal taient is dis
played in the Garrison Pamlico case.
The attorneys for Garrison are Gen. Il.
NJ. Clarke. Col. L. Ii. Lindsay and L.
2. Willard, while the Pamlico Com
pany is represented by Honorable Pa.
Reddy, Trenmor Coffin, A. W. Crock er
and P. M Bowler This com hinai,on
will probably ~ocry the Judge and
distress witnesses in the highest style,
of the art
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18

school law of 1885 Unconstitutional.
The Judge also ruled that no first
grade county certificate is good for
more than two years, and no second
grade certificate for more than one
gear.
A fomraee is to lake place at iade-
pendenee during the fair next week for
puese of $3.50. Entrance fee, $l5:
race free tor all corners. Ben Rosen-
. thai glll probably 60 down aad take
the cookie.
There is q scheme afoot in California
80 erect monument in honor of Sena-
ter Stanford. Wenld il not be as we'll
if these monumental asses deferred ac-
ton until the Senator shutiies OF this
nortai coils
The news from Alaska is not encour.
aging for quartz mining. The largest
name, the Treadwell, has some of its
stamps lying idle for want of drillers.
The Bear Nest has shut down alto
gether for lack of ore.
A drunken Piuie, knewn az Sweets
Cake, got druRt in Chinatown last
Thursday aud caused a paaie in that
locality by running anuck with Il
loaded pistol After severe struggle
he was thrown into the bas,ile.
Times are lively now ut the Tahoe
logging camps. A daily mail steamer
runs to Small's Station. and the men
expect 10 work all Winter. Between
so aud 70 men are employed and it
will take i've years 10 clear the tim Der
of
The Carson Appeal says. "Elko is
| goiag into ecstasies over the prospect
of 8 lady harber ia that town. BY the
time the editor of the Independent has
about six inches of his ear taken off
lac will be less enthusiastic (Why
not call the Elko editor u jass-ack and
be done with it:l
No persons living will again date a
document without using the III ure Q
1t now stands on The extreme right
1888. Next year it will take second
| place, 1890, where it will remain ten
years. 1t will then move into third
place, 1900, and there 1t viii remain n
century.
Hoops & Curtis have opened a meat
market and general produces store in
Aurora. The best beef. veal. pork,
mutton, hams, bacon and lard always
on hand, and fresh vegetables and traits
| received direct from the growers. Give
home merchants chance. Don't send
away for goods because you eaa save
one cent on the dollar. Live and Lei
| 1--we
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Attention, Prospcctors !

Judge Rising's instructions 10 the
jury in the case of Garrison VS.. Wad-
dell, recently tried in Hawthorne.
have been printed in pamphlet form
by Alt. Chartz, the shorthand reporter
The instructions cover every point
necessary to making q ya!I,: mining
location, and every prospector should
have copy For sale at this office
Price, 80 cents.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Swept by an, tide OF p.u.,.,i,x

To the topmosi pinnacle of success,
Hos,etter's Stomach Biuers stands a
shining proof Of whit genuine merit,
backed By living force Of proven facts,
can attain. The North and South Amer.
lean continents, Europe, Australia, the
Nesi Indies, Guatemala and Mexico
have all contributed wide pairenace
aud testimony of tue most favorable
kind--hut unsoliciled-to swell the
reputation OF this sterling remedy.
Among the malades for which the
most convincing public and profession.
nj testimony proves that it is benign
curative. are chills and fever, bilious
remi,tant, dumb ague and ague cake,
dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous
ness, debility, kidney and bladder COM
paints 1t ml.igatcs the inhrmities of
age, hastens convalesence, has II tend
ency to prevent i'll consequences from
exposure anu exhaustion. Persons oi
sedentary habits and laborious occupa-
tipus will iind il at ever useful tonic.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Consumption Surely Cured.

To TIE EDIToR Please inform
your readers that | have IL positive
remedy for the above disease. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall,
be glad TO send two bottles of my rem
edy FREE 10 any Of your readers who
have consumption II they will send
me taeir express and posloIlice address
RESPECTFULLY, T. A. SLocuM,
Isl Pearl St, New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
Assss.sn snt work for 1858.

Miners who have done their ASSESS
ment work for the year 1888 IN Haw.
thorne and adjoining districts, and who
are associated with co owners who
have neglected OF refused to contribute
their proportion of the cost of such
work, should give legal notice to such
delinquent co-owners through the col
umas OF the BULLETIN, as required by
law. Such notices must he published
three months before other action can
be taken
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
NOTICE.

During my absence from the county
j. Ill. Fenton is authorized to collect all
moneys due me and to receipt for the
same. Parties Indebted TO me will
please settle without further delay.
CHAs. B. KIMBALL.
Hawthorne, Sept |, 1889
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18

There will be social dance this
evening at Irquhart Hall. Good mu-
sic has been secured from Mason Val
ley, ard pleasant time is assured to
all The committee will welcome all
respectable visitors, but diSorderly
people will be elected. Dancing at 9
o'clock.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-18
ga % PILES.
Tom DAILY is gery sick.

town.
Mrs. F. ". Clark returned from be.
low last week.
T. B. Hickey ia said to be a candi-
date for Governor.
Toilet articles of every description
at the Drug store.
The &. y G. r. r pays taxes oa
S15a,693 in Inyo county.
Paymaster Mills made the railroad
boys happy last Thursday.
A. ". Curtis of Aurora was in town
on Monday attending Court.
Steaographer CharIz is making HER
oglyphics III the pamlico case.
r x. Colcord, superintendent of the
Esmerada Con. Mines, is in town.
Il. K Colcard and family passed
through 10 Auaora last Thursday
A tall line eli cigars, tobacco and
smokers ARTICLES at the drug store.
District Attorney Carrier is suffering
from mid attack OF typhoid fever.
Sunset Cox, the great Democratic
leader, died last Tuesday in New
York.
Mrs. Il. J. Laws and Miss Carrie
Bardenwecper have returned from Nir'
ginia.
Boy waited to learn the prlnter's
trade. n good chance. Apply this
office.
Archie Earring ton is increasing his
force of miners AT the Cerro Gordo
anines.
The Bodie Miner-Free Press Relief
Standard is very much of u pictorial
lately.
Salutes We're fred last Monday by
our Mexican residents in honor OF their
independence day.
Nevada was admitted into the Union
October 81, 1864. California was ad-
mitled September 8, 1850.
A sheepherder named Lee shot Dr.
Sinclair of Bridgeport through the
knee JOINT last Sunday.
Marlctte & Delenchant have cut
10000 coris Of wood at Tahoe, and
have tiumed it to Lakeview
l.. E j. Wrinkle, the Comstock En-
gineer was ia town daring the week as
witness ia llse Pamlico case.
McAu!i&e bested KAlea ia seven
rounds ia SAN Francisco last syednes-
day night for purse OF s2,590.
For fancy cutlery, watches and jew
elry, as Tell as every article OF gen
erai merchandise, go to Knapp e.
Laws.
The latest novels and full line of
Yankee n0ioas at Bob Wright's.
Fresh candies, nuts and fruits ia sweet
profusion.
The Mason Valley people are ar
ranging for big fair this year, and a
fine live live stock exhibit will t,s one
of the feat4;as.
When you go to Aurora drop into
the Del Monte saloon. You will be
cordially received and well treated by
Brother Curtis.
Governor Stevenson has appointed
D. W. Chubbuck of Gold Hill as Lieu
tenant Governor, to till the vacancy
caused by the death of II. G. Davis,
John Kelly was arrested last Satur-
day for being drunk and disorderly
lie was tried by a jury, found guilty
and was sentenced to 50 days in jail
There are a5G09a acres Of land an,
der cultivation in Humboldt county;
there are also 10000 sheep, which pr o.
duce annually 100000 pounds of wool.
Some person poisoned Dash, the fl ne
st. Ber1acd dog of AL. Niebecker. The
person who would poison such All AMI
NAL would not hesitate to comaail mur.
der.
johnny Finlayson is com pounding
prescriptions for Zoe klien. He caa
make 4 cocktail that would sesad a
thrill OF delight to the keast of tee
totaler.
Frank Cagwin's train met with a
mlshap last week, by which box ear
WAS smasled, and Frank was suspend
ed. "Siaithyn is uiaaipulatiug Frank :
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