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THE GREAT COLT RACE.
Over Three Hundred Entries for the $4,000
Stake

HARTFORD, May 12.-The Secretary of
Charter Oak Park announces 81 en-
tries for the $4,000 colt race for
foals of 1889, mile heats, best three
in five, to be trotted during August.
This list is beyond all anticipatIons, having
entries from twenty-one States and the
British provinces. Kentucky leads with
50, New York Al, California
80, Massachusetts q, Connecticut q,
Pennsylvania 10 and Ohio IS. The
others are from l TO each. The entries
cover the best strains in the country, in
cluding the get of Nelson, Patton, STAN
boul, Woodruff, Nutwood, Director. Guy
Wilkes and Electioneer Paio Alto farm
names ten, among which are Belle Flower,
Hinda Rose, Palo Alto Belle, ST. Belle
Chimes. The La Siesta Ranch names eight
and l.. j. Rose of Los Angeles names one
by Stamboul and three by Almzar.
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ASSAULTED BY sCOTTY."
A Special Ofhcer Has His Head Beatei


A Special Ohacer Has His Head Beaten
With His Own Club.
William Ashford, a special officer at the
Third-street wharf, was brutally assaulted
last night by frequenter of the water
front known as "ScotIy." The latter was
preparing to camp out for the night on some
bales of hay when he was ordered away by
Ashford, who drew his club.
Instead of moving on "Scotty" wrenched
the club from the officer and proceeded to
beat him over the head. Although Ash
ford shouted for assistance, none came.
The officer was thrown to the around and
kicked in the face. after which his assailant
ran away,
Ashford was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital, where his injuries were dressed, He
has three severe laeerated scalp wounds,
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-California PEN
sons: Original navy = Frederick B. A.
Lewis, San Jose; John Il. Boardman, San
Francisco: Joe f. Cornish, Clarksburg.
Increase Herman r. Bulson, Stockton;
james Garrison, Redland. Navy-Freder-
lex N. Kress, Benicia Arsenal; Adam Fus-
sell, San Bernardino. Original widows, etc.
Mary E. lngersoll, former widow of John
c. KieI, Diamond Springs. Mexican sur
yivors-Hugh Porter, Healdsburg; Thomas
Porter, Healdsburg
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Charles Napleu

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Charles Negley.
who has been nominated to be Consul at
Rio Grand do Sui, is resident of Hager-
town. He is young man, and SON of the
late Peter Negley, who was formerly
United States Sub-Treasurer at Baltimore.
Several years ago he was associated with
his father in conducting the Herald and
Torchlight, and he was one of the proprie-
tors of the Hagertown Md Iron Works.
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THE M'KfNAEY BILL.
Morrow and McKenna Will Undoubtedly

Morrow and MeKenna Will Undoubtedly
Vote for II. - q
WASHINGTON, May u. - Upon being
asked about his vote on the Mckinley bill
Morrow said: II shall certainly reserve the
right to vote against the bill if its features,
as finally agreed upon, are damaging to my
people" 1t is hardly probable, though,
that Morrow will vote against the bill.
A California Associated Press reporter
asked McKenna if he would vote against
the bill on account of the sugar and other
schedules in the bill He said "While l
would very much dislike to swallow some
Of its provisions, especially the sugar clause,
still II the bill as q whole is advantageous
to our coast L will consider it my duty to
support it,
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Bayard's TIPS.

New YORK, May 12.-Following are Ba-
yards tips for the Linden races: First
race, Salisbury or Little Jake; second race,
Sea Bird or Alarming; third race, st. James
or Martin Russell; fourth race, Monsoon
or Gloster; fifth race, Barrister or Little
Jim; sixth race, Bessie K or Umpire.
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The American Assoc ciation

TOLEDO, May 12.-Toledos 4, st. Louis 8.
ROCHESTER,, May 12.-Rochesters 8, Syra-
cu5es 0.
- PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Athletics s.
Brooklyns 4.
COLUMBUS. May 12.-Columbus o. Louis
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FUN FOR The FANS"
4 Great Contest at New YOfk-The Reds
DOWned-Oae for Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, May 12-The 5000 people at
the Polo grounds to-day witnessed one of
the best games ever played here. Summary:
New Yorks.............O U o 0 0 U 0 o o 90 IL
Bostons ................O U D 90 U D o u o 90
Batteries-Rusie and Buckley, Nichols and Hardie.
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L:eht-House Keepers.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has appointed Charles A
Paulson second assistant keeper of the
Point Bonita light station, and Tony
Schmall first assistant keeper Of the Hum
boldt station, both in California.
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New YORK. May 12-Nine thousand peo-
pie witnessed the Boston players team de-
feat EwiDg's men. Summary:
New Yorks. ............ .......1 y O o o. 2
DoStons. ns............~...........C i U o 0-12
Batteries-o'Day and Ewing. Gumbert and SWEET
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Would Not Prosecute.

LocKPoRT On. W May ia man Civ
ing the name of A. E. Castle, who said he
WAS grocer of San Francisco, was robbed
OF quite sum of money in a hack Saturday
night. Castle had the driver and his COM
panion arrested, but as he would not put
up security to appear as prosecuting wit
ness, the men were discharged.
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CARLIsLE's FIGHT.

The Congressman Leads in the Race for the
Senatorship,
FRANKFORT, May 12.-At the Democratic
caucus meeting tonight. after debating and
agreeing on the rules of the meeting, they
adjourned without taking action until to-
morrow night. On a count during the
meeting u was learned that 1t will stand
Carlisle 60 to AZ against the field,
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NJ. f. CHURCH.
Rapid Increase in Sunday Schools the Past
Four Years

-Four Tears.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-In the Methodist
General Conference this morning the Sun
day-school Committee reported that the
past four years have been most prosperous
in the history of the church. 1t shows that
there are 1850 Sunday-schools. with IS, $50
teachers and 693, S54 scholars. The increase
during the four years was 1867 Schools, with
1866 teachers and 132,0 scholars The
Committee on Revisals made two long re-
ports on the proposed changes in minor de-
tails of the Discipline They recommended
nOn-concurrence in nearly every instance.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Assembling o. Delegates to the Supreme Lodge
at Detroit

DETROIT, May 12-Supreme Dictator A.
r. Savage of the Knights of Honor has ar
rived, and about ninety delegates and
officers of the seventeenth annual session.
The meeting tomorrow will be devated to
reports. which will show membership of
133, 900 in the United States, and an increase
In the past year of 5000. The order has
paid out over S30,000.000 in death benefits.
A banquet, drive and public meeting will
take place Wednesday,
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WON AND LOST.

Relative Positions of the National and Play
ers' League Teams.
The following table gives the number of
games won, lost and played by each club of
the National and Players leagues. 1t will
thus be an easy matter to compare the
work of the rival clubs:
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at Z, ZOO. 794 ounces; certificates outstanding,
2597. The steamship Elder brought over
last week large share of the silver bought
In London two weeks ago, against sales at
twenty days sellers option, here. The
consignment was S4S8, Ill, and practically
the first silver imported from England in
more than year,
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lEqualed the Recnrd

New HAVEN, May 12-At the Yale Col
lege spring games Charles Ii. Sheriff. ran
100 yards in 10 seconds, equaling the best
amateur worlds record.
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MISSING Man Heard From.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Charles Randolph, ex-
Trade, who mysterious1y disappeared on
April 23d, has been heard from in Portland,
Oregon. 1t is understood that he will locate
there permanently.
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Destructive Hail.stnrm

NEW ORLEANS. May PA terrific hail
storm visited Grand Isle and vicinity few
DAYS ago. doing damage roughly estimated
at $4,000. The hail-stones destr Dyed
garden truck, stripped fruit-trees and broke
nearly every pane oil glass ON the island.
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Van in the Rnx

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Van Haltren
won his game to-day from the home team.
The attendance was 3500 Summary:
Phadel phias. ...... o O o OIL . 7
broohIy yhS.- .......-..O 1 2 D Oil
Batteres-Lauders ana Cross, Van Haltren and
DaiIy-
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The Brideerooms Win.
1AC DI TUT z EON
PILL AnEI RHIA MaN

PHILADELPHIA, May II. - The Bride
grooms won to-day's game in the second
inning and then clinched it in the eighth.
Attendance 1900. Summary:
Philadelphias. ...........0 o 4 l 0 2 O. 7
BrookIyns. ........-...,........O @ D D o 8 1-17
Batteries-Gleason and Clements, Baldwin and
Daily.
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FOUND GUILTY.
The Charge of Looting Sustained Against
General Middleton.

General Middleton.
OTTAWA, May IA committee OF mem
bers of Parliament has found General Sir Z.
r. Middleton guilty of the charge of looting
furs valued at over 5000 during the
recent Northwest rebellion. The af-
fair was discussed at this evenings
session and Blake scathingly reviewed the
case and bitterly attacked Middleton Sir
Adolphe Caron and Sir John Macdonald
defended Middleton. They declared that it
was an error of judgment. The report
means the Generals death warrant in so
far as his public service is concerned.
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A RULE CHANGED.

The Queens L7meness COmpels Departure
From an Old Custom
LONDON, May 12.-The Queen has now
given up her habit of always standing after
dinner in the gallery at Windsor As
soon as she gets into the drawing
room chair is brought and she
sits down, as she cannot, from
her lameness, stand any great length of
time. 1t is a great change for every one
about her, for now the rule is~relaxed with
many people, and those who are near the
Queen or who may be speaking to her sit
down as well.
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INGALLS, DEFENSE.
He Replies to . Kansas City Papers Charges
Of Plaeairizing Massillon's Sermon,

of Plagairizing Massillon's Sermon. e.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Ingalls in an
interview to-day defended himself against
the Kansas City Times charges of his pla-
gairizing Massillon's sermon in his eulogy on
Burnes of Missouri at the obseQuies IN the
Senate in February of last year. ingalls,
said that when a young man he translated
from the French the passages which he had
read and admired and which were accred-
tied to no author, and that he has used the
same time and again in letters and CONVEX
satlon. He says he never read Massilon's
sermon on immOrtality
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The Reds Defeat d.

CINCINNATI, May 12.-Pittsburgs won TO-
days game from the Red Stockings before
1000 people. Summary:
Clncinnatis s.."..................O 90 2 o OOO-3
IlitSOufgS.. ..................O u U U 4 O-5
Batteries-Foreman and Baldwin, Sowders and
Taller
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McKsnna Honored.

WASHINGTON, May 12-McKenna has
been honored with the appointment of one
Of committee Of the House to make the
customary visit to the West Point Acad-
envy.
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FIGHTING CHURCHMEN.
Harmless Pistol Practice Between Colored
Pastor and a Deacon.

New YORK, May 12.-Deacon William
Purnell, colored, attempted to shoot Rev.
W. S. Brown. also colored, while the latter
was preaching on Staten Island yesterday.
Brown escaped through the back window
Of the church. Purnell followed Brown
home and fired several shots Into Browns
house. and when his ammunition was ex-
pended Brown opened fire and perforated
Purnelps hat, when Purnell fled and es-
capped. The case is now in court. A woman
caused the trouble.
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Arrival of Silver From London.

New YORK, May 12.-The official report
of the Western National Bank to the Stock
Exchange gives theisilver bullion on hand
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Adjourned Out Re.nect.

The United States District Court met and
adjourned yesterday, out of respect to the
deceased Judge Sabin. The Sanborn cases
have been put over until Thursday.
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Sheehan for Register
Hxnnolite Rsnnuniz. a

WASHINGTON, May 12.-General Sheehan
was to-day recommended by the Pacific
Coast delegation as Register, vice Waite.
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PARIS, May 12.-The French Government
has recognized Hyppolite as President of
the Haytian republic
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No Game at Chicago
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, May Il = The league and
brotherhood games were again postponed
on account of rain.
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Raudalps Snccessnr

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Richard Vaux
has been Nominated by the Democrats of
the Third District to succeed Randall in
Congress.
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TOLD TO GO HOME.

Secretary Mobiles scant Courtesy to Dslega.
tiou of Indians.
WASHINGTON. May ia delegation OF
Ponca Indians called to-day on the Secre-
tary Of the Interior to protest against the
order removing cattle from Indian Terri
tory. They said the removal would de-
prive them of revenue and the grass would
go to waste. The Secretary replied that
the leases were Illegal and gave the les sees
an unfair advantage over small stock-rais-
ers, as they escaped taxation, and sugges ted
that as they had no further business in
Washington they return to their reserva-
tion at once.
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TRAP-SHOOTING.

Contest for the smpionship Of the United
States.
CHICAGO, May 12-The second contest
for the trap-shooting championship of the
United States and purse of $500, between
Fred Erb of Lafayette and George Beck of
Indianapolis, to-day, resulted in another
victory fUDBeck by a score of A to 43. Com
siderable money changed hands. The
betting was even.
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two on the forehead, a black eye and a num-
Der of bruises in the face. When these
were dressed the bandages covered all parts
of his face and lead. Ashford is about 50
years of age
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WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Comptroller
of the Currency has authorized the organ
ization Of national bank and public de-
positary at Salt Lake City, Utah, with half
Frank Knox, President; j. a. Early.
Cashier
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A Close Game at Cleveland Van Haltren's
Good Work-New Yorks Lose
CLEVELAND, May 12.-The brotherhood
game here to-day brought out an attendance
of 5000. Summary:
Cleyeands. ds.....................5 OO 5000 o. s
Pittsburgs. rgs...................-.O o DO . 2
Bstteries-Bakey and Snyder, Staley and Car
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M'AULIFFE AND KILRAIN.

The Puritan Cubs Offer Accepted by the Two
Pugilists
NEW YORK, May 12.-The Puritan Ath-
letic Clubs offer of $1,000 trophy for
glove contest between Joe McAuliffe ana
Jake Kilrain has been accepted by both
men. Kilrain wrote letter of acceptance
to Frank Stevenson from Richburg, Miss.
His term of imprisonment expires May
22d, and he intends to come North at once.
and 60 into training for the match.
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American Insurance Companies.
LONDON. May 12.-The Court of Appeals
has decided not to allow premiums on poll
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DR.. Gatling, the inventor of the gun that
bears his name, has invented torpedo
boat.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

Town Hall and Many Other Buildings
Destroyed.
WILKEsBARRE. May ia disastrous
fire was discovered in the town of Ashley
about midnight. The Town Hall and
twelve other buildings are already de-
stroyed The Wilkesbarre Fire Department
was called to the scene of the confiagration.
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LONDON, May 12.-Slavin has challenged
Corbett to fight to a finish for $4,000 per
side, and the Pelican Club adds S5O00
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Lexington Results.

LEXINGTON, May 12.-The weather was
clear and pleasant to-day and the track in
good condition. The races resulted as fol-
lows:
First race, one mile selling, Laura Ford
Keyes) won, Lord Tom Himyar tR Will
iams Second, Electricity (Moppin) third.
Time. :43A.
Second race. one mile (sellng), Martha
Page (W;,, .Johnston) woD, Burt (Brown)
second. Time, :46.
Third race, one mile and furlong (Phe-
nix stakes. Ban Chief (Hollis) won, Chin
Music (Allen) second. Time, 5S.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong (han-
dlcap), Ballyhoo (Britton) won, Duke of
Highlands (Allen) second. Time, l :57%.
Fifth race, half mile (two-year-oldsI Sir
Planet (W. JohnstoD) won, Marmora BakerI
second. Susette (keyes) third. Time, o :5l y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
Power Of the Devil Fish.


A few days ago at the end of the
Naples wharf forty-foot pile OF about
one foot diameter was loosely tied with
one hundred feet of cable. The hand.
suddenly noticed the cable running
from the coil, and before any one could
secure it both pile and cable were mcv.
ing rapidly to sea. A devil-fsh had got
entangled in the cable. Boats were at
once secured and started in pursuit, and
after two-mile race they captured tho
line and log, the monster having he
come loosened, which fact accounts for
them being able to overtake it. When
we consider that this species OF ray at
tains weight OF 5000 to 5000 pounds,
with strength to correspond, this is not
astonishing. Some months ago the pas
sengers of the steamer Fearless har-
pooned one Of these fish near San Carlos
bay, and, after towing the steamer for
some time, the engine being reversed
and pulling against him, they wer,
compelled to cut tho line to prevent
being carried on the Sannibel bar
Fort Meyers Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
kOINGc To Co-0WnLRS.

ITO PETER N1ElI AND ALL OTHERS
Il holding and interest in the Monirose
Lode mining ciaim
Aouarc hereby notified that hive cxpend-
ed The s,ia of 500 dollars iu labor aud i'm :
pruVemehls upon the the Moutrosci Lode
Mining claim, situated III Silver Peak and
Red MouAtain Mining District. Esraelasda
county, New, for the year ending Drcenl Der
3f-t, iSS!l In p der 10 bold sail eiaiO uu,,er
the provisions OF Seslion eS,4, R,vtscn Stat
uIes Of the United States. aud ii, win "a
ninety days aficr this notice by Publication
yon ia,l or refuse 70 Contribute year pronpr-
tiun of stst expenditure u co-OWncrs ,unr
interest ia said claim Will become liz pr. y
erty OF the subscriber gntef the provisiopstT
said see nn ss!l. T.. N. STApr.
hawthorne. January H. teaa.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
Lomenico Tuhino,


whose Poaioilloe addreps is HawthoFne
EsmeraEda county, SUITE of Nevada
has this dag iled his application for o patept
for fifteen Alndrsd linear iSct of tse Gotd
Bar F4ine or rein, hearing N,ld sad silver
with slli face ground six hdndred feet In
width sithsted In Hawthorne Mining Dis
mlet- sent'y OF hshefalea ana 7ta'e OF Ne-
'eoa' ana designated oy me Ffl' notes ana
"inctaf russ eal me IN th's ~hee ar Lou NO ~
III i2"nsAlp ~ haase % w. oil at pl"oAo
base ana merdian' saia Lot Ne 3S being de-
scribed as iotows' to-wi';
beehhlag at pine post inches by 4 IA
ehes by ieet ihehes long get III mound
Oh st"he' marked No. l. tSs' No. So dsdd
bar Mine. Whence minera' monument NO
bears : W deg 10 min, 2l2 rect ond Il
eoEnet OF section NO "a l. NO N 81 NJ
NJ u, 3D. pears NJ 81 deg Ii 2s'o feet and
fahitfco incline shalt bears 10 des 10 min,
81 iee''
Thence, y Sc deg As min, e 600 to post
ihches ny ihches' by ieet long set in
mound OF stone marked No usS. no 49,
az 8oo feet post set III mound OF stone
marked n" l. uss No 30. NIL.
ihshee' ~ ueg L 100 ieet TO post III
ehes by lnches, oy 3 Feet luches long. set
III MOUND OIL stone marked NO oss 40 %,
thehce' oeg 10 mih' 'oo Rect 10 post
ipehes by lhches oy ieel long, sci IN
'a'"ns Vi e'i'h ana stoAe i'iar.co NO ooo'
- 90
fnehee' 90 deg % MIN, eJ0 feet to II
p'S' 'neii's ny = ihches oy ieet long SET
na0anu oi oa'th ana stone, mark NO . usS
~ CO. Nv ''o iee' post Inches by 1 inches
~ , iee' iols' SCI III mount OF Stone marked
~ 90 10 'fHih'
,,ch.s Nv i i,ahas H.. s.a. ~, r r.~ =,
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
NOTICE TO C0-0WNERS.

K ties holding an interest in the Midus
Mine, situated in Sslvania Mining District
Esmeraida county, State of Nevada You
are hereby notified that / have expended the
snm of seven hundred and hfty-lve dollars
named mine, tor labor and improvements
during the year 1879; and if within ninety
days after this notice oi publication you FIJI
or refuse 10 contribute your proportion of
such expenditure ~ eo-owner or CO owners,
property of the subscriber under the provi-
sions of Section 2,3gi Revised Statutes of
the United States.
ISAAC MgcON NELL.
Palmetto. Nevada. January Isl, isa0.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
THEY LOVE SWEETS.
How Bread Il Made In Different Coun.
tries OF Asia.

How Bread Il Made In Different Coun-
tries OF Asia.
The bread OF different Asiatie nations
Is worthy OF mention. In China, India,
Japan and Corea by no means all the
people live upon rice. In North China
much wheat is used, and Northern India
is one OF the best wheat-grouing districts
d the world. The Chinese boil all their
/ bread instead of baking it, or il baked
at all IL is Drowned after boiling. In
Egypt the bread Of the lowest classes is
largely made Of sorghum seed, and in
North India and North China millet Is
largely used. Both Chinese and Japan
csc are fond OF sweet cake, and iii Japan
ore of the most popular cakes Is almost
exactly like our sponge cake. II Is said
to have been brought over from Holland
by the Dutch Christians when they came
to Japan centuries ago, and you Will now
find IL all over the country. The Turks
are very fond of sweet cake, and the
sweet-cake peddlers of Cairo and Con-
stantinople are the noisiest Of their kind.
1t Is the same with candy as il is with
cake. Some OF the best candy | have
cVti tabch 1 ppuR ~ VI a plB -tdjltd HltT-
chant in the Chinese city of Picking. He
had nut candy Of all kinds, and he told
me he imported some of his nuts from
Mongolia for his shop. Tho Smyrna fig
paste is noted the world over, and you
will find 1t in every confectionors store
in the country. Turkish nugat is one of
the fayorite datnties of the harem, and
1t tastes better when you eat it fresh at
Constantinopfe than when 1t Is six
months old and is sold in America At a
dinner which once attended in upper
Egypt we had course of candy between
each ono Of the other courses, and we
had at least ten desserts during the meal.
The Turkish tooth is very sweet tooth,
and with sweetened water sherbets,
candies and cakes he makes his thick
blood flow slower and slower,-F. G.
Carpenter, In Omaha Bee.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
Notice TO G0.OMNERS.
no W. ]. VAN Nance AND ED. l..

,gso W. j. VAN Nance AND ed. L..
( PRINCE: You ere hereby noti-
fed that the undersigned has ex-
pended the sum OF Sluu in United States gold
coin, in labor and Improvements upon The
" Mingn ledge, hide or vein. situated
in Hswthnrnc Mini Z Distrie,, Esmefaida
county, Nevada Said work was performed
in the year lSS9, ANA that said expenditure
was made IN order to hold said Mmgo
mine, unGer The provision OF section 234.
Revised Statutes of the United states; the
said amount being required to hold said chin
for the years ending December 3ist, 1885,:
and. Ii within ninety days u ter he first pal :
LEGATION hereof, You iai or refuse 10 contrib
ute your prOuortion Of such expenditure
a. co-owners, your interest in said claim
viii become the property of the unde. signed
under said section 1924.
j. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Hawthorne, March ~. 1879.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02
An Unconscious Catspaw.

Rrown-I always make it rule to
conceal nothing from my wife; tell her
every thing.
Jones-Yes, and can't say that like
you for it.
Brown-H How so? Why not?
Jones-Why, your wife tells every
thing you tell her to my wife, and my
wife just ralSes me over the Goals for it.
-Munsey's Weekly
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-02

"A mistake of one word cost msr-
chant of West Bay City the price OF
fifty bushels OF potatoes. He told his
clerk to write to Crawling man for
twenty-five or thirty bushels, and she
clerk wrote for barrels.