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The Springdale news., 1889-07-26
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RnhY'S Letter.

A letter from NIT, J. M. Ruby, Union City, lnd., says; have used vour Cllrllo's Extract of Fla u( Pu- pilInn) Cough Cure and find it I complete cure for deep seated cold. It has done more than two of our r,ost skilItul physicians. My chill dren had the Whooping Cough and with the aid of your Cough Cure, they had very light compared with neIghbors children who did no. ,.11Ie it. l believe It to be the best courn I5 cure c,!.e,iJ iq the market: So it is. A large bottle only Sl00
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The best Salve n the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Scres, Tetter, Chap ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, anG all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required lt- is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 70 cents per box. For sale Il. by A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

WE have received the Arkansas Educational Journal at this office. w. II. Tharp, president of the Searcy College is editor and some ofthe most distinguished educators ftho State are associate editors. It is a neat and instructive monthly and no doubtiS destined to do much good for the cause Of education in ,a!s State.
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the charge of robbing the mail sacks of registered letters contain ng money, on some date in Decem- Der. The whole post office force, including Mir. Ben MosIey, are summoned to appear before the United States Commissioner at Fort Smith immediately
 The Harrison Times says: Thorn as Holcomb, spoken of last week as charged with bigamy, seems to have gotten himself into bad box. A messenger sent to Benton County to investigate IS to the charge of his having a Twin wife there, re- turned and reported having seen the lady and made arrangements for her appearance here at Circuit Court. If present appearances are not misleading Thomas might as we'll prepare for soiourn Tn the Penitentiary which will last hun for some tune to come.
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EDIToR OF TIE NEWs: Please an

nOunce in the columns of your val uable paper that we are sole sgents for St, Patrick's Pills, the most perfect cathartic and liver pills in the market. They not only physic but cleans the whole system; purify the blood and regulate the liver and
 bowels; they are vigorous bot gen tle ill their action and can always be depended upon. Sold by Daily
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

Mns. JHo. A. LoGANreturned Fri day from lengthy visit beyond the Abriny deep" She met all the no- table pcrsonagcs and was quite charmed with Gladstone.
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HOW DOCTORS CONQUER
 DEATH.

Dr. Walter K Hammond says: "Af- ter long experience have come to the conclusion that tWo-thirds of all deaths from coughs, pneumonia and consumption, III ght be avoided if Dr. Acker' English Remedy for Comsamp- ann were only carefully used in time. Lhis wonderful Remedy is sold, under
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GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS. From the Republic. Murat Halstead is incurably ill.
 Draught has badly damaged crops in Manitoba.
 Eight hundred carpenters struck at Kasnsas City.
 Henry George has sailed from England for home.
 Hatyi is in deplorable condition owing to tie civil war. Secretary Blame reports himself in perfect health.
 Chicago begins fight for the proposed worlds fair in 1892.
 The President will visit Blaine at Bar Harbor during August.
 tCount" Schwab, known as the soldiers friend" is dead.
 A Washington paper says that Blaine IS 10 resign in October.
 Nine persons were drowned in Fridays floods in West Virginia.
 An earth quake shock was felt in the neighborhood of Memphis. English capitalists have bought all the brick yards of Detroit, Mich.
 s. s. Cartright, Kansas miaer worth s25O,000, died in a Topeka garret.
 The output of the Northwestern flour mills last week was ll2,940 barrels.
 It is believed that the sugar trust is manipulating for big corner in sugar.
 The Board of Revision of Army Tactics has about completed it's la | bOrs.
 The Powderly labor alliance idea meets with little favor in New Eng land.
 St. Paul grain men deny the trnth of recent reports of crop failures in Dakota.
 Walker Blame denies all the sto- ries of his fathers contemplated I resignation.
 Heavy storms, accompanied by electrical phenomena, occurred all over the country.
 Sand flies invaded Ddtu4de,- k such quanties as to nearly drive the townsneonle crazy.
 Beggs. the Cronin suspect, was agaln refused an application for | writ of habeas corpus.
 The North American Salt Co.,, with capital of sll l,000,oo0, was ] incorporated in New York.
 All Kansas City saloons were closed tightly Sunday for the first time in several years.
 Senator Hoar thinks it would De wise to move slowly in considering Canadian annexation.
 MT. Powderly earnestly advo- cates the secret ballot for the pro tcction of the laboring man.
 Ccmmandcr-n-chief, Warner thinks tbat the c. A. R. will rein dorse the dependent pension bill.
 Johnstown sufferers complain that tavoritism is being shown in the distribution of the relief fund.
 The English brewery syndicate is about to buy two indianapolis breweries, valued at sl ,00O,0O0 each.
 Farmers in the Canadian North west are reported to be famishing on account of crop failures.
 McQuade, the New York alder man on trial for corruption in the Broadway franchis bribery, was ac- quilted.
 Thousands of dollars of damage was caused by the bursting of a dam in the Hooking Canal, near Athens, Ohio.
 MississlssIppi Republicans will put tickit ln the field ii the Dem ocrats refuse to agree to fusion lckct.
 Proce edings were begun in Ar kansas against a large number of officials for deiinqucncies or fnan- ci al matters.
 The Missouri commissioners or der freight rates reduced 10 per cent. on grain and 25 per cent. on live stock and coal. The War Department is consider ing the plan of branding deserters
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MoDow, the brutal assassin and bigamist has been expellei from inc South Carolina Medical Society. lie deserves that ana worse still.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

THE phrase, "hot hotter, hottest" has appeared in every crossroads correspondence for the last three weeks. Give it rest.
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DlRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS. Governor-J r Eagle. Sec'y. State-B. E. Chism. Treas W E. Woodruff. Auditor w. $. Dunlop. Com. state Lands-Palil NJ; CobbS' Chief .UIstice-S. R. Cockrlli Att'y. General-Dan. ". Jones' Supt. Public Insct.-W. E. Ihompsoh.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. County Judge-E. P Greene. County Clerk-J. E. Suttle. sheriff.. C. Combs. Treasurer IVY. s. Tunstill County Court meets ist Monday lh January, April. July and October. Probate Court meets lst Monday lh March Jnne, September and December
 CIRCUIT COURT. Judce-J NJ. Putnam. Clerk-J. F. Sec H.. Pros Att'y.--S, NJ. Johnson. Meets on the 4th Monday in April and October.
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 "I regard Ayers Pills as one of tho most reliable general remedies of our times. They have been i'll use i'll my family for affections requiring purga- tive. and have given unvarying satistac- tiun. We have found them an excellent remedy fnr colds and light levers. "- w. R. Woods0n, Fort Worth, Texas.
 For several years have relied more upon Ayers Pills than upon anything else in the medicine chest, to regulate mv bowels anu those of the ships crew. These Pills are not severe in their ac- ton. but Go their work thoroughly. l have used them with good effect for tie cure of rheumatism, kidney trou- bies and dyspepsia" - Capt. Mueller, Steamship Felicia, New York City.
 "I have found Ayers Cathaytic Pills to bc q better family medicine for con- mon usr than any other pills within my knowledge. They arc mol only very effective. hut safe and pleasant 70 take -qualitcs which must make them vaucl by the public. Jules Haucl, PcItumcr, Philadelphia, Ia.
 Ayers Pills,
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

TIE Governor of Minnesota posi- lively refuses to pardon Bob. Younger.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

TIE loss to various life insurance companies by reason of the Johns town disaster exceeds S250,00C
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

CuARLeY MITCHELL, kilrain's trainer, departed last week for Canada to escape the requlsition papers.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

REV. SAM JONES, the Georgia cu- nosity preached at Warrenbnrg, Mo-, Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

POWELL CLAYTON is at Washing ton trying to oust Breckinridge from his seat in Congress.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-26

IT is very probable that spec ial session of Congress will be call ed the latter part of October.
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SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC.

SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. r. X \. M-Meets at hall i'll Baptist church Friday night, on or before full moon ill each month.
 H.. F. Deayer, NJ. E. Atwood. Sec.
 s. $. te l. CO.-Mcets first Monday in each month. l.. D. Petrnss, Pres.
 Jo l.. Kennedy. Sec. Springdale Lodge No. 80. 40. r. W. Meets every other Wednesday, night at 7:3np. nj, at c. A R. hall
 D Clristian. NJ W.
 N Frost. Recorder. U. $. Grant Post No. 3I.-Meets If. ternoon of first Saturdau iu each mmr-@ and at mght of third Saturdas Vi tI \ month at G. 4. k. hall.
 X. W. Baker, gommandar, F. F. Hall. Adiutant
 C. II. Carlyle Camp No. E. IS. V..T.S. A., Division of Ark. Meets 2aabd 4th Saturday nights of each month at c Al. k. hall ". Eastef, Capt.
 0. G. Crawford, lst Sergeaiit. Ark. State Division is also located ae Spflngdaie, 0ttis F. iauliey. Col
 c. c Crawford, Adj.
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TIE NEWS is pleased to announce tho completion ot special arrange meLts whereby 1t is enabled to offer its readers two of the bes, of faml- M yiourna's for but little more than tho price Ct one.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Entered at the Post Office at Spring daie. Ark. as second-class mail matter
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor Willard Berry
 Recorder.-E. II. Bryant Treasurer.-C. Petross.
 Marsllal.-Millard Courtney. Aldermen-J J. f. Dealer, J. M. Ken nedy. I J. Davis, J. W. Lewis, Yves SearcY.
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CHURCHES.

NJ. CHURCH.-Se Services each first and third Sr.lGay both mOrf night. Prayer meeting eyeT day night Classmeeting eYe- Sunday. Children's Mlssiono- tv every first Sunday at 4:30tay 4 mans Missionary meeting Ray in every month at i 30 EaN school at 9:30 every sunday CT, Supt. LOT.
 Rev. B. c. Mafthe1 \ PRESBYTERIAN CHuRfath iI J every second and touF eHings -EA Prayermeeting every 1HFs, 1PgS ming. sunday School eTs, j,esabpa'h 9:4).
 W. \. Crp-ler, MinistefS N.E. Cu" ,CH-Services first oI
 ]. each month at the BapA church at II a.nl and at night
 ,ant,., Rev. II. II. ScROGe pnrNxT i;is ;. -nA G..sE !. -',si:r'e@S Sutpiy NJ, watsy 2ey ss! sG92sahpy a RI school a.sa
 t'..'1if?e2.:: s ,al,s.l--.-as.ss I-IIt B Nlarkc WlUn oo''i' at the Baptist churcs. he.sia hhpeach Regularly Sunday morning and evellinna. she first MISSIONARY BAPTlsr.-esa, cry third Sunday and at night $ ev- meeting every Tuesday nigfs Prayer
 J. H. Calvert, pas,e C. PREsBYTERIAN- N-Servicesa list church every 4th SundasNi IT ing and evening, by Rev. II i.'n.n, VT services every Sunday at 10.30, NJ. Sunday school every Sunday at 3 NJ, + Rader, Sl.p,.
 Rev X. 5. Bartholomew. Pastor. Seventh Day Adventists--M Meeting every Sabbath at II o'clock and Sabbath school at To.
 J. F. HENDERSON. ELDER.
 x. E. SwEARINGEN, SUPT.
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STATE NEWS.

Culled from the Gazette.
 Boone County will have no falr next fall.
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Roy.
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7LNE 1HBLE.
GoINQ SOUTH,
GoING NORTH.

Freight trains do note passengers M. FROST,
 Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
2 II sMTTa,

Ey O. Henry strqchan. Superintendent and
Agent hose Postoiiicr addrn-s Is Brieyil!e,
fsmeral IA eonnt', SLATE OF Nevada, has thjs
Day lid his application for patent far the
Sweet apple ADD Haz 'itine Borats or 3 stS
deposit miae, hearing BorHx, situated in
! feal'4 Marsh Mining s,rict. Esmeaidn
county, NeYada. nni designated by tha he'd
notes and official p.ai on he in this Ollie is
loI Number =. in Township M. 1 North.
hapTe Tbrry-tbrce East, Meuut Diabio ba-s
ana meridian, naid Lot 10. 81 b,ins de
scribed as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING ut post 40 4 oil the county ST
gev y o q, SET In pine post No /, feet long, J
inches square, marted 5 z No IS and
mound. Ir IN which post No 3 Of q ) s '
No 81 be RS 5 % deg 30 min, 10 chs. and 5
IS + bear- poat OF acl lava rock. marked
{ l7'}. the same herring as from L 5 V
No * aud $ y deg 30 min Z, $3.50 chs bears
post No1of ) ) Y No y.
Thence II deg 80 min. w 30 IS chs. Sc
pine post 3x2x2, marked U 5 p No J. in
mound, thence ) So de- 80 min ". 7.i2 chs.
set pine post 312x!, marked U : p No in
mound, thence n % dcg 30 min, W 14.7o chs
set pine ost 3E2y2 MARKED u T No in
mou d, thence y L deg ~ min, Il 7.l2 chs,
cedar post No Of county 81 Mo-.
Thence n & deg 30 min, f Is IS chs. set
pine post GH!X!. marked e : p No in
mound; tDenee 20 y 20 min. E bio che.
set pine posi- and = sV!44. marked [ : = No
& in mound: thence y 63 deg - min, Z Ii %
chin set piHe post 4x2S!, marked L $ p
No : in mound; thence 26 DIG 80 min,
1850 chs, sci pine post 3S2X2 marked p
NJ in mound; thence 5 @ de- 10 min, "
lt.oG chs set pine post 312l2 marked | ) ?
No ., in mound: tbspc- 5 - DE- 81 min. L
b05 chg, t pi4e posi- 3X *. ml.kpd SP
No 10, in mound; thence ) 81 deg 30 min, W
Hit cir, To post No IL of Z > : No37; thence
y 70 drg 10 min " 9.,5 Cas-. 10 post No Ii II
Al = > No 81; thence ) IS deg 81 nj W
400 chr, to beginning; containing I49.4s
acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04

in tho drunae1 p.dEl vita which
Marine Duraud had celebrated his
farewell 70 Douai. This was his one
f.ait, exceytin :, parhapi, q certain
=mo soaoness Of tenser. Bas she was
hs wife nov, and it was not f3r q few
days, fsw week, a few months, a
few yoarj, BIZ. for all her life, and so
she had sufficient seif-respect to make
the b5st OF il. Yes, she admitted that
she had loved purand, but he had
tcated her shamefuiiy, and she would
not let tho thought OF him spoil her
lie
AttLls moment q scur-loobing, black
iL,,ed man entered the shop and said
n sharp, coarse tones: s'Madame Du-
fouro, beg that you villa attend to tho
business OF the shop instead q b..
ing chattering with ssran serJ Of VIZ.
you l.aow nothing
SO this wa her husbanai Ilsapa1
little woman. cowed by h;a rlsrua
returned y her cjmbi2jr and loal;a
ut thu hu5bln /, 10 whom ! rsmarb
TINT had finished my purchases.
Thought for 4 momeat-eAis = :
husband, anl she j. dojsg hoe bcaf
sleor the frail blr.y Of lie. lssn;ea
through the quie.i3a1l5 G 2 l.c
future. Shall l2Aye he T..
strangthenal u hor attemat . d L.
9uty by her bqlicf ia 3 dead ma . -.
Gdy, OF bhall eealor her l.i5 oa4 las
gnl reg ct bg = ltag hee iRp to
9rd torh hof e5paet or hyr hp5bee
inIo hatrsa bY II re pa Of what
cyl tqptiY zen hii II ! isa treachary
| thought fog ga instant, ana laei.
care away,
toos tha raxt trala to PaFir. VIE.
| sought ou5 his riste". Ia fn'r g..
living relative, The wife q g." 5sreiz
Il tbo Psi is Boya'. l. Lus, uaaa
.e seal OF secrecy Tor titesa ressu4
hiea Sic IS n sensible woman a.
-4statel, ! cont led lie story s1d IL
Hwala, ana Laphrasie Du:ouro navo
2eH--sbs ue"ef knew.
Tel ms. aid d gIt or wrona?-
i's.le'. - PISS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA,
IT'S CIRCULATION

Tn ADDITION To IT'S EXTENSIVE
i local circulation, bun5rcts nf copies are
distributed 10 suhseiib,r- in The eastern
states aud ovet the Pacific Coast. "N
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
MISCELLA EFOrS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
JHitaa So 1oVornr ent

President. BENJAMIN HARsIsoV
viee.fl esident. P. MORTON
secret ,ry Of State.........JAS. &. RLAISe
secretary Of Treasury. .......wN. WINDOW
Secretary Of Nor................R Il. PRoCToR
Secretary Of the Navy........ B. +. TRACY
Postmas,rr-6eurra john WANNAM4KEn
$, creLary of he Interior......J. ". NOBLE
All. ney-General .........W II. Il. MILLER
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
u $ LAND OFFICE.
CaRsON CRY. NV
April 20 h, 1880
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
:" oliver Teak Hines"

liver Eea< lanes,
\ corporation. by \. ". Crocker. its Alton.
! r,y-in-fact, whose rn,iolacc address is.
! Hawthorn e. Esncrll3l county. Neya "a,
Las hi. day Ard his a?pl c9tiou
! for a latent Tor ffe.n hundred 5aear +. t
Of tho Blair mine or vein. bearing
gold and sllycr, With auliace ground
al 2-i0 f-et in width, situated ia
Silver Peak md he'd Mountain
Mining psiriei, county Il faipar ida and
| state OF Neyada and drsignat by The deld
notes and o3icia. plat on iila in Ibis office as
| Lot Number sixty SIX. in ToWa,bip TWO
,ont", In &c .hirn eight east. al Nj. LA
| BIZ bI~c and meridian. said (. I No. I'll being
! Described as ioliows. 10 wit:
! Beginning It psf mar&ed NO. | USS
/ No CO. e.c, ed a, the south asterIy corner Of
| the claim, whence Bliuoral monument No. 3
| bears 40 deg III min i. Al distance of
i?1 81 feet, and post No o. Lot No 4, bears
| y 81 dog IL min h. at distance of 2;O.5 fcet.
Thence running
| First Coursc-Souih 81 deg IL min ". ut
! 49.6 feet to post No3 of Iot 81 4: ~ r. q feet
| II post No OF Lot 50; at 700 feet 10 post No
LII. U.s. No Go; ii the sonth eud OF Lode
! Line whence tue locat on mott hears y 81
deg - min Z. and is distant .sa6 feet and
continuing on the first course al Il tItal dis
lance OF - ,ect to post Mob Us No &c.
Thence runuing
! second Course-N - deg Is min w. a total
disia ce of 1914 feet 10 post NOD. USS No C6.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04

New Coaches and fresh stock has
been put en- the line and everything
is done 10 insure s3fety and comfort
Of passengers. Coed time invariably
made. Tais is one CT TIE siest and
9est roat9s 10 tia
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
Elair Mine

Or surface ground, are required 10 file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office At Carson City,
in Tue State Of Nevada, during ta4 sixty
Gays period Capitalization hereof, or they viii
be barred Oy yirtge OF the provisions of the
statute. o. IL, GALLUP. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04

The location Of tins mine IS recorded in the
Recorders office Of Esmcralda county,
New, in Beo, :" D, pages 3l2 St3 of Mining
Locations.
l he Joining claimants are the Senti-
mel claim, - Ivwn. f." Crowning Glory"
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any poruoA 81 said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
ALPHEIfS GARRARD.
L. = Dep. Alueral Saryeyor.

This claim il known a the Sweetapple and
uazeitiue, county survey N 2t and includ
ing the john Higgins. survey No p. and
the A. +. Nali-nat survey No II, aud is
bounded ON he Sc by & 5 ~ NJ 81. on thu
NV ny county survey Nos 4: and Is. Ne by
county survey NJ ~.
Magnetic variation l6 deg, containing 40 IS
acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
Township 40. 90.
B0DiE STAGE LINE.
J. W. HOGAN, PROPRIETOR

Leaves Hawthorne every afternOOu
after the arrival OF the train. LeaYes
Bodie every day at Il Nj,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-04
Tsela &otes of .Amenslpd Survey os
q. -. Survpy y. 3s, Teal'- Mars,
u, s.Tatn OF NeYahn.


10 the surveyor General of Neyada-Sir: In
accordance with he written Instruction,
from your office, dated March 25th, 1889 re-
paiiea 10 the Barax claim Of the sweetappIe
and IazeIune Company, in Teal's Marsh
Aiming District, hsmeralda county, Nevada.
known us Z. ; Survey N0as OF that Distnc,.
ana proceeded 10 II k a survey OF line
connecting post No / OF said L S 5 No %.
with the secli0u corner common TO Sections
5 aud j, 10 and II, in + / y, X ) L, NJ. b b..
and n, in Nevada, Aprll 18th, 1889. as follows !:
Ftom sad corner posi- No Of ESS No So. in
said mining district. ran win ,Ius bcari /. - i.
variation Is deg % min (, ) 40 deg 10 m.n L.
IS SO chains, 10 section corner cJmmoa 10
sections and Q, il and Il, ia + a n, K 80 K,
NJ. d. 3. and NJ.
(Sigaeul: ALPHEus GARRARD.
L =. Dep. Aiueral Surveyor
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IT Is ONE OF TIE

Business men, Miners and Professional
men. and all Others are requested TO inspect
our advertising columns,
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THE BULLETIN.
WALKER LAKE BULLETIN,

Published Every Wednesday
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And all kind of Fancy and Plain Job Print
Ing done IN irst.cass Fly and VI shor
notice.
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Esmeralla County.

State senator................JonN FORBES
Aasemblymen :; :; ~ GA 5ti;3;ag
Sheriff ..............."ROBERT sTEWARV
coun;y Clarll........... >. II. RoSENFllAL
AG !itor and Recorder &c. j. GARRISON
District Anomey.............B. T. CuRLER
County reasrrcr.............E. w. CLARK
Assessor. -. ............ JERRY QUINN
Superintendent of schools.3. F. CURLER
S@ryeyor... ...........J. q. A1CHIrUN
iutne Administfator..W J. Van NAMEE
aonn.''onsr' 81 !. S 511sSs6f