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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Our Silver Senator.

This is the way the Denver News
heralds the coming of Senator Stew
art, who was to address the Colorado
Silver League Convention, which
met on Thursday:
Silver Senator Stewart is coming.
Won't Senator Stewart receive an
ovation on Thursday?
Let US give the grand OLD Nevada
silver Senator rousing welcome.
Senator Stewart will address the
convention, and no hall in Denver
viii be large enough to hold all the
citizens of the State who desire to
hear him.
Senator Stewart should have an
ovation in this city ON his appearance
before the State League Silver Con
vention ON Thursday. Among all
the champions Of the white metal he
is the truest and grandest figure,
Let cheer after cheer greet the great
Senator from Nevada.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
FATE OF MINE DISCOVERIES,
Apparent Fulfilment of a SUPER
stition Prevalent in the West.

There Is a superstition prevalent in
the gold fields of the West that the
diseeverer of a rich find is sure TO
meet a violent end, and some 81 or
40 instances in point are readily
quoted Out of the 10 or less II
were shot or stabbed to death in
saloons and other broils, five com
mitted suicide. three were inpulfed
by landSlides, five turned r9urderers
and robbers and were caught and
executed in various ways, one fell in
to boiling spring and had the flesh
literally stewed from his bones. while
others have disappeared, and no one
knows whatever became of them.
George H. Fryer, once the million
aire proprietor of the Fryer Hill
Mine, committed suicide in Denver,
after spending the last nickel be
tween himself and starvation. The
discoverer of the great Standard
mine California; was caught and
swallowed up in an avalanche. Col.
Story was killed by Indians Vii
liam Fairweathcr of the famous
Alder Gulch Mine died with the
frenzied horrors, after a continu-
GUS two years debauch. Terrell Of
Meadow Lake died with terrible
disease in a San Francisco hospital.
The owner of the great mine, the
" Homesteak, became highway
man, and was shot while robbing a
stage coach. John Homer tried the
same route that George Fryer went.
"Doughnut Bill, s"Nine-mile Clarke, W
Old Eureka and many others were
killed in saloons, Plummer. known
as Montana, the discoverer of the
richest mine in the world and at one
time Sheriff of the largest county
in the United States. was finally
hanged on his own scatfold
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
A BANKRUPT COUNTY.
The Supreme Court Affirms the
Decision OF the Circuit Court.

The Supreme Court Mt Washington
has affirmed the decision of the
United States Circuit Court against
Lincoln county ON our bonded in
debteduess, the Judgment amounting
to $4,000.
This enormous sum is composed
largely of interest. The principal
for which the boads were issued WAS
$4,000 VITA interest at ~ per
cent. per annum Tn bonds maturcd
in 1858 None of the principal had
been paid and but little OF the in
terest Suit was begun in the fall Of
1887 10y the bondholders in the L S.
Circuit Court in this State and two
years later Judgment was takan. The
case was then appealed TO the U S.
Supreme Court, watch now aifirms
the decision of the Circuit Cou.
Commenting on the situation the
Piochc r cord says: Oar rapse8er-
tadyes in the next Legislature will
find important aud diii 'utt work laid
out for them IN connection with our
bonded indebtedness. The bon3do}d-
ers having received final judgement
will undoubtedly set about ON reaiz-
ing ON it. 1t is said they claim they
can mandamus our County Commits
sioners from The court granting the
Judgment 10 levy n tax to meet its
payment TO d. this would absorb
all the property Of the county. The
measure most likely 20 be followed
will be to rc-bond the debt, ct longer
time, say y years, with low rate Of
interest But a rataof two per cent,
per annufn, a rate SO low, by the
way, it may not be accepted, will
neeessitate an addition on just that
much more to oar already high tax
rate, so that where taxes now are
$3.50 to the 500 the rate may easily
hereafter be run to s., 30 and IS or
beyond and then barely serve to
k eo the interest on our debt paid
u, without dollar applying ON the
principal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
A Herald of the Infant Year,

Clip the last 30 years or more from the
century, and the segment will represent
the term Of the unbounded popularity of
AoataJter's Stomach Bitters. The opening
Of the year 1893 will be sgnalized by the
appearance OF u fresh Almanac of the Bit
ters, in which the uses, derivation and ac-
ton of It's world-famous medicine will be
lacidly seth forth. Everybody should read
it, aud The calendar and astronomical cal
cuations 20 be found in this brochure ara
always astonishingly accurate, and tho
statistics, Illustrations, humor and other
reading matter rich in interest and full OF
profit The Hostett3r Company, of Pitts
burg, Pa, publish it themselves. They
employ more than 60 hand in the mechani-
cal work, and more than II months in the
year are consumed in its preparation 1t
can be obtained without cost of all drug
gists and country dealers, and is printed
in English, German, French, Welsh, Nor
wegian, Swedish Holland Bohemian and
Spanish.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

eral blacksmith All work will be
promptly attended to at reasonable
charges.
Sheriff Stewart and Commissioner
Klein returned Sunday from their
hunting trip. The BULLETIN ae-
knowledgas the receipt of choice
hind / of venison.
\ genteel farmer living in this
State, didn't know how to take a
wagon wheel off to grease the axle,
and 50 he bored holes through the
hub and poured in the grease.
1t is stated by the Nevada City
Herald that last year 2,929 Chinese
sailing from one port, San Francisco.
took with them gold coin worth 81.
$4,000 No wonder times are dull
and money scarce ON the coast.
Prof H. F. Baker, Principal of the
Dayton Public School, has purchased
the Truckee Republican and will as
sumo charge Of the paper about
Christ mas. Professor Baker is an
experienced newspaper man and is
said to be a forcible writer.
The City Council of Ogden and
the county of Weber, Utah, have APP
propriated $50, 900 bonus to induce
the Southern Pacific to remove its
shops from Carlin, New, and Terrace
Utah, to Ogden. n contract has
been signed by all the parties, and
the removal takes place at once.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Greater Than the Railroad,

Elko Independent: Young Wander
bilt passed through Sunday morning
in his private car At Carlin a
caboose was attached to the rear end
Of his coach, and when the train ar
rived here the young millionaire OBJ
jected to the caboose being attached
to his car and issued orders to the
Southern Pacific Company to have it
detached The orders were obeyed,
nc c2boaea was left On the side
track, and Mr. Vanderbilt went on
bis way reioicing
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
ITEMS ALONG TIE ROAD.
Picked up by Thoughtful Mem
Der of The Railroad Force.

Fred Murray after taking a two
weeks lay-ofl, took hold of the throt-
tie on the No. Monday morning.
The railroad boys have but little
respect for the poet who wrote about
the beautiful snow.
Owen Gee of Virginia City has
been appointed substitute mail clerk
on the c. & C.
Master Carpenter Geo. White is
making his yearly trip over the road
repairing the depots and water
tanks.
The train on the south end is kept
busy hauling boraX, ore, soda and
marble out of Owens Valley.
All of the C. & c. employees would
like to see silver go up, as the high
price of that metal means to them
busy times, more crews and perhaps
the pleasure of seeing a passenger
train on the road.
Cupid with his little dart, has
been doing some lively work among
the boys on the line during the past
five years, but the BULLETIN is of the
opinion that his next appearance
will raise quite Gale.
Since the advent of a second little
one in his family, Frank Cagwin, be-
sides becoming very staid, has been
the botheration of all the single men
on the road by telling them of the
happiness Of married life and advis-
ing them to SOW their wild oats and
settle down.
The three railroad eating houses
Belleville, Wabuska and Mound
House set better meals before pas
sengers than any similar houses en-
the coast. The ponderosity of Con-
ductors Epstine and Gale and Mes
senger Ticknor, each of whom weighs
over 200 pounds, will vouch for this
assertion.
The other day the voice Of Messen-
ger Ticknor, while raised in song, at
tracted the attention of young
lady passenger, who remarked that
it was very sweet-in fact just such
voice as would soothe a baby to
sleep, providing the baby was in the
next county.
While at the breakfast table at
Belleville few mornings ago Harry
Lynd, the postal clerk, addressed a
passenger as follows: Sir, will The
righteousness of your diaphragm
allow your gastronomical masticators
TO assume a position of inocuous
desuetude while you pass me that
conglomcrated mass that is produced
from the tactical of the bovine?f The
passenger tainted
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Sup't and General Manager.


a reported outbreak Of cholera At
Helmetta, \. J., cseat d much exeitn
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was NOT
cholera but a Violent dysanoery which
i almost as severe and dangerous ae
cholera Nh Walter Willard, .
prominent merchant OF James ura
two miles from Helmetta. saws Caai
bnr'ain Colo Cha.ara and D,arrho.
Rem dy has gwen great satisfactiln
in tn most seEarc aas"s of dTs5n ,o''-..
Il Is certainly one . Sha h9a- THINGS
eyer mae. - e by 2. 4. King
and Knapp ( LNws.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
It Followed Copy.

The gas in the Journal Office last
night mus5 nave GIT the jim jams, as
il would fare up and then 70 nearly
out d. intervals u about two seconds
in the most eXasperating manner.
Il Reno Journal
We Dresp77a the gas got tired of
seeing the printers, :" flare up" and
" go out every two seconds, as if
obey wanted the jim jams, so it did
likewise.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Anent Mike Foster.
A. SUMMERFIELD, p. NJ.

NJ. &. Mike Foster, one OF our old-time
lnyo printers-but iirst-rate and sensible
sort of fellow notwithstanding
elected to the Nevada Assembly from
Eureka It's hard fate after Life Of
respectahilitv but it will happen that way
once in a while-flnyo Independent.
Never mind what these fellows say
about you, Mike, OLD boy, but we
don't believe yea ever called a cat
mop two ways and then bet the other
way, Just to hear the dealer kick.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

owe to ;hr'a5elves duty 10 "a c Hood sar-
ssaarilla in view oi t..c great relief it has
siven thofe aho suser fron ailments pee
us~ To the sex. By purifying t,e blood, r2sn-
'at'ng .mpcrtent organs, STRENGTHENING the
nerves, and tonine the Whole syatsm, 1t 70.
:lrua the de- .,itatci = le4l.a.
Ar,,r &; a ears.
"ror y years my moth,r lia> been troubled
,rtth m * ieE. She ~ nj t. tlicre.it parts o.
California, IN persons SAID TIC c!ih-a.e ."!Tai
.,elo he7, hut it vas OF no avail rnf /. boinT d
'-l-r.st, thn.'-h. | would q; h. to try
Hoods Sara ari,la. Before she had 'aGea
half bottle she said she was improving, 80
.,e continued until 20 took Mi dozen
bottles, and now she is perfectly wen- For
nearly fifteen years she was Unable 10 Wai@
around, butnow she cauwG,k MS wGil as ever.
+. f. BLAKE, san Francisco, wifi c. T. Re
ards & Co, Who'e-ale Drua'f!s's.
Life a New Creature.
~ have hcen fol years trying 10 get he'll
for that terr!o.e general Debility nd Wc"kjiaAs
so common to women. Within yearI ave
,n,.on ten or twelve bot les Of Hoods SIlras
rarll4a, ana am uoaf feeling Ike neg 'r,-
re" MRS. + 3. Ross, Marl,a Teyas
Hoods SarS ai2aEi''o
Old bv druggists. 81; six for =. Pr
auly ~ c. l. HOOD IL CO., Apai
LoXeil, M.sa.
tOG EGsos Cue Oo:ia,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Walter q. Gre sham

Said the Mckinley bin made rich
richer and the poor poorer. Edward
Bellamy, author of Looking Back
wark. took a like view and predicted
success for the Peoples party in the
next election Congressman Lodge
OF Massachusetts, says the people
want free trade, free silver and State
banks. Governor Flower OF New
York lays it to tariff General Pat
Collins, the leading Democrat of
Massachusetts, says the Republican
party must get a new set of men and
morals, or die, and Ben Ro5enthal,
the foremos. silver man in this State,
says The silver issue done it. If it
wasn't for the silver issue Nevada
wouldn't have did what it done,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

It is not unusual for cold contracted
in tho Fall to hang on ali Winter. In
such cases catarrh or chronic bron
chitis are almost sure to result. A
5O-cent bottle OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy will cure any cold. Can you
afford to risk SO much for so small an
amount? This remedy is intended
especially for bad colds and Group
and can always be depended upon.
For sale by R. NJ. King and Knapp
& Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
A Miro Mast.

Black Bart, the notorious stage
eobber, IS tao owner of two saloons
at Durango AID is halloween with
Jimmy Hope, the celebrated safe
cracker Of y cattle ranch in that
yicinitv.-rGazatte.
Claa1e Daval IS swamper at the
hosdelry. and Dick I'urpin is boss
cowboy at the ranch.-rFnterprise.
Ii is said that Evans and Sontag
are silent nq~tnare in he business.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Letter List.

Letters for the following-naned
persons are unclaimed in the Haw-
thorne Postoffice:
Bowman Miss NJ.
Cole G. n.
Crew VIM M.
Erwin VIM.
Gallard T. F.
Gallardo f. Z.
Hill Frank.
Lloyd John.
Yankton JAS.
A. SUMMERFIELD, p. NJ
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
The Nj. DiabIo.

Following is Superintendent Shock
leys weekly report of operations at
the Mount Diablo
The east drift on the seventh level is in
100 fee. and is in barren ground. The
win2e from the sixth east is down 30 feet.
The stope in this hanging drfton the sixth
east shows several feet Of SO ore but it is
mixed with much waste. The main stopa
between the fifth and sixth levels shows no
change. We lave started a west drift
from the south cross-cut between the ffth
and sixth levels and have some small ssams
of ore showing in the face. The west stope
between the fifth and sixth levels is yield
ing little So ore. The raise above the
fourth east is up : feet, and shows few
inches Of So ore. The stope near this
raise is looking well and is giving con
siderable So ore. The drift going east be-
tween the third and fourth levels is in l21
feet, and is favorable ground for ore. Tie
stope above the third west elowG two feat
Of so ore We have stopped the east drift
from the North eross-eat in the interma-
diate between second and third west and
have started TO work CD he ore found here.
The stope above the second cas- has given
but little ore during the last week as We
had cave here that stopped work FIR
several days we will begin stopping hare in
day or 50. The resi- OF the mine shows
no change.
The mill has been running steadily dur
ing the week and is doing rerr good WORK.
". Il SHocHL1Y.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Female Justice Can't be Bull
dozed.

They elected another woman a
trial justice out in Wyoming last
week. The first, one, who was elect
ed a year ago, sent her husband to
jail for contempt OF court, and the
Wyoming voters seem to have come
to the conclusion that female justice
can't be bulldoz y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Boy Wanted.

An intelligent hoy not under Is
wears Old is wanted in the Haw-
thorne ReLLETIN Office to learn the
printing trade Here is a good
,hancc ffr NV hcy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

THE cosmopolitan character of tbs
country as well us its perfect liberal
ity in all matters of religion or creed,
was we'll Illustrated at Chicago last
week where the ground for the Turk
ish Worlds Fair building was dedi-
Gated with the ceremonies of the
Mohammedan religion. A sheep was
sacrificed with due rites and the pro
lection of Allah invoked on the
building which is to occupy the site.
This is only a toretaste of the edu-
cational features of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, Between now
and the closing of the exposition we
may confidently expect to see the
manners, customs, and observancet,
religious and otherwise, of every ma
ton on the face of the earth pract;-
cally eXemplified at Chicago, so that
tle Worlds Fair grounds will be a
microcosm in themselves. The ut
most freedom consistent with the
police regulations of the grounds,
will be given, and the curious visitor
may pass from Labrador to the South
sea islands in a few minutes walk.
1t is very probable that this as
sembling of the representatives of
the different people of the world,
each bringing with them their home
customs and ceremonies, will be one
of the most interesting features Of
the exposition. There is nothing so
attractive as humanity in all its
varied phases. The traveller who
journeys the world over has more to
tell On his return of the people he
has seen than of anythingelse. What
a pleasure and delight it will be,
then, to have a miniature world pre-
scented to the visitor at the EXPOSE
ton, aud for him to be able to study
races and nations without having
the United States. The dedication
of the Mohammedan site is only the
frst of a series of ceremonies, all of
which will possess themerit Of entire
novelty.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

GAZETTE: Many of our exchanges
are advocating the suspension Of
foreign immigration from the cholera
infected sections. No need of the
cholera as an excuse. The immigra-
tion from those countries is largely
made up of the paupar and criminal
classes, and if they must send us
anything. give rs the cholera in
preference.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

Keep bright lookout for those
elegant holiday goods to be opened
at Bob Wrights-the choicest ever
come to town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07

The Republican State Central Committee
should pay tie money they owe paopla of
Wadsworth who cannot afford to lose l..
We note the Secretary VIM. Hy. aoane. n
in San Francisco; perhaps this explain 9
the delay Wadsworth Dispatch.
I'VE might also incidentally inquire
why the Democratic, or the State
Silver Committees decline to pay for
their work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
Uan7ker Lake bulletin.
DECEMBER :. 1892.
WEDNESDAY
SAMPLES.

The 70, oOO newspapers IN America
employ 200, 900 men.
Judge R. D. Mcintyre of Sodaville
was in town last week
Senator Forbes returned from San
Francisco last Friday.
DR.. Counsellor and wife returned
from San Francisco last Friday
Miss Lizzie Snyder of Mason Val
ley is visiting Mrs o. ". Whiting
Mrs Lease has registered an oath
not to shave until Weaver is elected
President
Mrs. Dana Brown of Carson is
the guest of Mrs. S. A Knapp OF
Hawthorne
1t has been decided to open the
Worlds Fair on Sunday but to stop
the machinery.
Cook & Hamlen are building
house over their arrastras, to keep off
the rain and SNOW
Frank Meder, who was stricken
with apoplexy on Monday, died in
Carson on Wednesday.
Canned rabbits and rabbit skins to
the value of $3.50, were exported from
New Zealand last year
The Mt. Diablo Mining Company
will hold its annual meeting in San
Francisco, December 18th.
Theo. Winters has manufactured
10000 pounds of cheese at his
Washoe Valley ranch this year
Arizona has produced SO. 900, 900 in
gold, $1,000, 600 in silver and S4,-
100000 in copper during the year.
An anvil salute was fired at Love
locks in honor OF Senator Stewart
when he passed through that place.
Hogans stage horses are obliged
to 90 on snowshoes from Del Monte
to Bodie,
W. M. Havenor, formerly con
ductor on the V. & T., is conductor
on one of the roads running out OF
Salt Lake.
After the first of January PROBES
sor Mulder will give French and Ger
man lessons in the State Prison. -
[Carson News.
The social Saturday evening was
pleasant affair in all respects. A
large crowd was in attendance, and
all had good time.
Jack Leonard, jim Perkins, Mar
shall Hamlen, Dune Merigold, miners
from Centralville, were in town dur
in the week.
All, there! How about town
Christmas tree? Let's give the
youngsters some fun. Who'll get it
up? Don't all speak at once.
Glenn Ogg has resigned as foreman
at the Indian Queen, and will 60 be-
low for the Winter. Archie Earring
ton will hereafter have charge OF the
mine.
The charge of perjury against Fred
Legare, the gay Lothario of Carson,
who married a girl before she was of
age. has been thrown out of Court
'Tis we'll
H. NJ Yerington arrived in Haw-
thorne last evening in special car.
This morning he proceeded south 1t
seems natural to see H. NJ ION
deck" again.
S. NJ. White, w. W. Foote and
Jeremiah Lynch are the leading can
didates for u. S. Senator in Califor
MIA Foote is a brother-in-law of
Senator Stew art
H. M. Yerington arrived in Carson
Friday night on his return from
Europe, where he went seeking rest
and to restore his health. Ills Yoy-
age is said to have benefited him
greatly.
A gentleman who has been travel
ing in Europe tells the Austin Sslr
that in some places the jails are va
cant, because the inhabitants who
would naturally fill them have emf
grated to America
Jay Could the great Now York
financier, is dead Fl died las FL
day morning of pulmonary aonsump-
ton, aged 81. Even his vast waaiCn
could not prolong his life to mans
allotted term of three score ana ten
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-07
THE AURORA STRIKE.
Getting Bigger and Richer as the
Work Progresses.

Reports from Aurora are 70 the
effect that the strike in the Junietta
is steadily improving, 1t is to be de
plored that the large sums OF money
furnished by the English Company
was not expended with more judg-
ment.
BY the kindness of Frank Neal we
are permitted to make extracts trom
a letter written 10y John Needy Mr..
Neidy says:
The Jmietta tunnel is now l45 feet
in without break in it. 1t is i'm
proving each foot we extend. 1t is
D feet wide all the way The ore
body as we have opened it by tun-
mel and shaft is 440 feet long. The
southwest shaft is MARTINEZ; it is
down l0O feet. The other shaft be
tween the end of the tunnel and the
MARTINEZ shaft, is down6o feet. Thn
Ledge is 81 feet thick The ledge in
Maritime shaft is 6 feet thick, AM
some richer than the other opening
There is n steady Improvement bot
in width and richness as we go south
west About 24O feet of this or,
body is in the Junietta ground. We
can trace the ore body at each end of
the 10 feet, ON the surface, and We
don't know how much further i. ex-
tends beyond what we have already
opened. There is no telling the ex-
tent of it, as it is al virgin ground
and has not been cut in any place