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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-FNE CORNER LOT ON MERIDIAN
Huron St; price reasonable. Cali On ]. 8. JOHN.
son, soo 18th ut. NV. oc17-3t'
FOR SALE-OR TRADE-wILL TRADE VACANT
lots In the northwest and northeast for improved
property. incumbered or unincumbered and viii
ocl1-3te P. A DARNEnIE. 623 st. NV.
FOR sALE-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVEST.
ment In 25-fOot lot Kenyon st. between
lStn "a and 14th sts bargain for a few days.
oc1I-et NJ. NJ. PARKER, 14lS = Ut.
FOR SALEM CENTER OF NORTHWESTERN
rental Price. 5000. THoS. w.HUSGEhFORD.
12l9 II st. Oc14-3t
FOR sAIE-LOrs IN NGLEsIDE-THIs BEAUTI-
ful subdivision is adjacent to the National Park
the lots have trees Of large growth; we have
lots for sale at original prices on Lowell and
Milwaukee sts and Howard ave.; special terms
TO persons agreeing to build 4 imRediateiy
ocl4-3t 1918 At
FOR SALE-LOT 5OXlIe IN HOLMEAD MANOR.
o.,..,, DEEBLE. DAVIS = Co.:
FOR sAIE-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR
the Logan and Harlan residences and Chinese
legation, nne lot, 5Ox15O, with two cottages
rented SO AZ to make good Investment; price
5Spssa as owner F + 1ffil's e krHERronD
ocl4-3t' 1907 st. NV
FOR sALE-EAsT-FRONT LOT WITH TWO
party walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
home. owNEk. is 9Th st. se. oeioi IL IIsis
FOR SALE SEVERAL TEN-AcRE TRACTS, ON I
good avenue. and within few minutes drivs
PRICE s1od PER ACRE For location and par
ELLERsoN L wEMPIE,
oc1-1m SIT 18th ST. NV.
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VETERINARIAN.

THE NATIONAL VETERINARY COLLEGE
HOSf TTAI.
10th and SITS. NV.
CHIEF SURGEONS. PROPS. CHI B. MICHENER
AND GEO. JOBSON.
All ailments of domestic animals treated.
Night calls promptly attended.
Free advice for the animals Of the worthy poor
every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 pm.
Telephone No. AS. oc7-12ts
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ern Ecuador on account Of the famine
caused by failure of the coffee and cocoa
crop.
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Reception to Lord Dunraven.

The New York Yacht Club will give an
informal reception to the Earl of Dunraven
at the club house. No. 81 Madison avenue,
this evening. fro, ~ a. ="
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st. NV. bet. 9th and 10th, S.st. 13r. SIC, 500
II st. NV. bet. 4th and 5th. 3-story. 6fs.. 4, 100
Fl st. NV. bet. 4th and 3th 3-story, 7s.. $500
Ward place, 3-stery, English basement. $500
p st. NV. S-story, 10 rooms near 18th. =. II 800
81. NV. 3story, IL rooms. ............ II, 800
oc17 E 7. KAISER. Atlantic blde.. Q3O st D "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FOR SALE-GROCERY AND MEAT STAND,
cheap II sold this week; one Of the best stands
In city; rent low; good trade. Address BILL.
Star office. oc1d2ts
FOR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-RESTAURANT
NV. opposite Center Market; license easily OBJ
Address {. T., Star otaee. oci0st.
FOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE DOING A GOOD
business; good for selling. Apply on
premises, ne. corner and LIST sts n.w.oc16-3e.
wANTED-A PARTNER HAVING A FEW HUN
dred dollars that has nothing else to do hut
make money. Address LEGITIMATE, Star Of
fee. oc14-3t'
AFTER THE STORM HAVE YOUR HOUSE,
chimneys heating and cooking appsratuses re.
paired by q. ORION COOK, 815 II st. NV.
SPLENDID BARGAIN FURNITURE AND INTER-
est In boarding house, $500 cash; IL rooms;
rent $35; 10 boarders; near pension and printing
Offices. Address Mrs. n. D. CAMPBELL. City
p. o. seSO-1bts
FOR sALE-THE FINEST TEA. COFFEE AND
spice caddies. black and gold enameled,
offered for sale: coffee MILL scale and entire
outftting Of o fancy grocery store. Inquire at
1888 14th st. NV. se20-tf
EXPERT sTENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEwRTTNG
work at STAR COPYING OFFICE, ]. C. Fracker
Manager: Room 4O Corcoran bldg. StenoSraphers
furnished. se6-3m
GOOD BARGAIN-A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
will be sold very cheap within ten days. Ad-
dress STAR A. K, Star office. au16-3ms
AT RAMsAY's
Your watch cleaned for 81; watch handspring,
81 All our work warranted for one year.
ap3-tr 122l + st. NV.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARI.Er CLEANING
Nor<s--Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth p:oof free Of charge. Mat.
tresses made TO order Oifce IT'D Pa. ave.
Works. 1905 and 1910 NV. TelephOne sOa
0h2 NJ SEWMYER. Manager.
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A CLARKE
JAS l. PJGIi
ALEX II. MULLOwNY.
CLARKE, PTGH & MCLLOwNY,
Attorneys and CDgasellors at Law.
Practire in the United States Supreme Court, all
fhe courts Of the District: United States Court of
Gains and before the Executive Departments
Rooms. Nos. ;. =. 81. IL and 13I5 Stewart
DciI1ii-. w oth 81 NV. se30-tr
CAMPBELL CARRINGiTON
Attorney at-Law.
Webster Law hHiliinc. 5>l5 - st. NV, Wash
inzton. DC. Residence. 933 Il st. NV dr.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-
12r b. Col HRtA sl2. COO Mass ave ne. I'd st,
- IL 900 4 near 5ia ny: Of go
,s Ss1 mas ,ss IA; o GO 50 near as
And large list Of improved and unimprovsd for
CIV OSCAR W. WHITE. $50 ST. NV.
voR sALE-ONLY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
handsoms Groom houses at the corner Of 1ath
ana W sts- NV; every modern convenience and
handsome decoration; price. $1,000; terms to
satt Room 3 l2o1 Pa. ave. NV. js1A-ts
FOB SAI.E-21O0 X ST NV. A BEAUTIFUL
new house built for owners occupancy; best ar
ranGement and hnish 10 rooms, be tbs; price
and terms most reasonable. h. L. RUST. ga
14th ST. NV. ocS-tf
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; EASY
terms; 615 To 623 eth ct. and 039 st. q. Q. ;
and Z rooms; back building; cellar: long yard;
pspered, &c. Inquire OWNER, 1900 3 ct. NV.
jy2S-Sm
FOR sALE-rwO BRowN-sToNE AND PRESSED.
brick houses; 10 rooms beautiful cabinet mantels.
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; psriors
and reception hall finished In Moorish design
tiled bath room and vestibue. electric BELL.
speaking tubes. electric gas lighting, large yard
sirable for high government officials or Congress-
men. Fashionable peyhborhood west Of 1&fh st.
se2-Sm OWNER, Room 5. 12O1 Penn. ave.
FOR sAIE-NEw EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE. WITH
cellar. all mod. tmps 1905 3Oth Of. NV: tive
blocks rom two lines Of cars. Apply to ED. ].
HANNAH. 81? 11th q. NV. an6-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-LOOK AT THIS CAREFULLY-1OO2
d st. NV; elegant new house; stone front;
CENTRAL LOCATION makes AXE 4 this very desirable:
asls seS' I6 BIS Q. s sSsSsos CO.. Git st.
FOR sALE-fHAT DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
and basement dwelling house 1908 G st. H.w.;
&c. apply to WILLIAM W. GAIT i4ls and and
III LII Penn ave. NV. &C. g. c0r,weh s0n''.
cash and sss IS1th III Including a
"s,a cars f SR sPsf I R ;SSs 81
F0R sALE-7l7 nth 81. Ne; NEW PRESSED.
ease s,n Sal1 iSs ga month @s ,ncisd
''o's after Frank Rs A {, 'HiassoocK q co.'s,
oc1e Cor. 18th and G SITS. ne.
For sAIE-s17 nth ST. Ne; NEW GROOM
sssoo-s1SS cash and go per month; ter nq1os
oelo Cor. 18th and g SITS. ne.
s.iOssd people: $, 500 for Jew s-sooa house ee
.s,o FRANK ' G z w ( t SS''s t.
FOR SAIE-TwO-sTORY BAY-wINDOw BRICK
corner house: south front; lot 2oIes; large
DIss1, Sash heated By marble
easy terms. Inquire Of OWNER iii 10Th 1t.
me-. or FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO.
ocl0 Cor. 18th and y SITS. pc.
FOR SIE-1244-124s MD. AVE; NEW PRESSED
brick houses; IL rooms; ami; lot .0xl00 To nj.
~; nni .s In white pine; oak cabinet mantels.
perfect In finish, being built under the personal
supervision Of Henry f. Getz.
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO.
oclO Cor. 18th and G SITS. me-
FOB SALE-BY OwNER-FINELY BUILT IO-R.
and bath house. 1884 7 St NV. Also extremely
comfortable Groom and bath house, 1922 o st.
NV, where owner may be found. Beautiful homes
good Investments at price. se1l-5ws
FOR sALE-434. 43e 4TH ST. n 1.-TWO PAR
ncaiarly handsome. solidly built 7-room bay win
dow pressed bricks: 10 feet frout; built with ex.
ira care: all modern improvements; abundant
easy. Inquire Il ownef WILLIAM NXYSE bie
9th Ut. NV. srI3,2m
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FOR sALE-HOUSES-
NORTHwESr.
hi Pa ave. Z b. 9
- ............ &24, 600
I to 10 O'Brien's ct,
bh, 4r. 30. 900
1000 to 2027 = Ut. b
ss Z; to to s7s Boand az"
st. b b. 4r, all IL. 300
ec3 II st, { b. 7r.12, coo
1892 I IT, Z b, Or. 8, 900
332s to 1854 p ct, b
b. 5r. 900
1919 p ST. b b. m l..
Iiss and IS 10th st. st.
b b. 6r. each. >. g. 800
2129 Va ave, IN. 7r.6, $50
l4lS 18th st, n. 7f.6, 800
4S3 to AL Prsther's
al. BIB. Ar. .......e,W 900
i133 Goth st, bh. Or,
and 2 houses In r'r.
Ar each. q, 900
2217 18th Ut, b b, N
1. Or. .-..........5.0
2013 s st. n. 7r. IS. 100
1922 and 1924 Sth Ut.
hi. N ]. Or. 400
me above In only . D
my books For full list
issued On the LIST and u
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NORTHEAST.
1888 to 1859 b Ut, bh,
Or. and 636 to $40
18th ct. bh. Or, All,
SIS, 900
I2s4 @ ct. bh. n +
Or. 400
1910 Fla ave. BIB.
m 1. Or. ,0C
I227 N st. n. o.. .2.9so
1902 Linden ct. bhs
Or. ..... $500
1897 Gales Of, n,
6r .............2lSS
&c G IT. n, 4r. 1000
300 to 2i5 ] q. bh,
g.. ........l, 800
SCI to ssl ID ct. b
1913 1: 81 "a st. 70. lr. %. 81
SOUTHEAST.
i113-f5 and 1fi7 II
ct, N, 10 and O.. IS. 0oC
821 and 323 d ut. n.
6r each. 3, n0Q
909-91l l st. III. 5r.a 900
AIS L Ut, N. Or. Il. 200
Alley. bet 9Th and tn.
@ and Z bh. 3r- i, 500
sos 10th 1T. N. 5r. l. 500
'rtion Of the properly %
call at once tor bulletin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FOR RENT-2lO6 Il NV.
1Ir and 2 batns.....s75
pos VI st NV. Or x Gel. 30
% y NV. 6r 4 bath 30. 80
oci6-3r H L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

ID HOUSES.
70 near " n ave. new
HOUSE and fur. Tor 81 80
Y j ave near A. 12r..-.1OO
18th near I. lar. .15Q
; st near 10Th. Or.
Florida ave near 9th. 7r. %
CES
Desirable rooms. AT
lantic Coast Line
building" all front
and fre-proof. from
ol0 to S35 each
RES
CoHee-roastfn9 estab-
lishmcnt. with all
tnachtaery. 10
10Th and z nv. -
LES.
1920 Conn avs. rear. SIS
1OsS Conn ave. rear. ....2J
~. 10th and U sts. a. w.
1905 N Cap. Or L cels2a5
4S7 y NV. 6rk eel. .25. 3
26c26 x NV. or l. bath.22. 3
l3s4 18th NV, Or. II
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

IF YOU WANT
TO BUY OR SELL
Your business, exchange It for some
other, signify your wants to We
In position to serve you promptly and
satisfactorily. Wed like to talk with
you
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Rooms 1912 W. l. 4 I. bldg, 9th and = SITS.
ocl6-tf
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A Fortunate Fashion.

In 1881 the number Of books printed u
this country was 4.665.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RIM .,
1921 Ny sv nv. m Z. l22s l4th st sw. ar. $40 80
1ir.....-... $40. 33lJl5 18th ct sw. m l. 7r20 20
sle 81 nw m l5r. ID - e4S Fla ave nv. 6r...-9
SOC 81 nv. NJ l1r.- 20 S9lt an 81 nw 9r.. IS
S0c50 g 81 N 12r. ~ zlO stn NV N or 10 W
3Se Il III. mi 80 lIaS l9sh Of nv o. 10 ~
Flm sv TAX Pk, lar. 5O5ls P9msroy st nv. Or ~
80 9th 81 Or -4o 20 sVlO 81 Nv. 50 a,f -
4f3 Mo ave nv. lOr % IS COY ave ~
G2S Irwin Or 2S l00@ y av NV. II
pos 18th stnw % a. IT. 2S 50 3l4 18th st
Cor Grant ave and 8 scott 5r. ". 20
sem sr. (storeJ. 81. so Rear iii 10th. 6rl1.50
136 d st N J. IT.. . ~ ola 10th st sw. 5r. II
40 lst So m l. 7r - 40 Providence st. Ivy City.
s4s5 Bri<htwood av NV EOS Brooks; Ct NV Sr 10. 50
mi. l0r....--.--.-.--25 l313 Frscoe ct NV. Ia 30
65l 81 fe. mi. % Rear IT'S Pa ay nv. 3r. g
1905 IT ne. MI Sr. = % Blalsnsbur9 road ne. 10
1928 9Th l. Sc. - 20 ga 10Th .t ne 30
us Bismarck st 7r % 3s3 Pomeroy Ar.
pl9 81 ne, mi II 30 II. / 81 ne. Ar
1918 6th at nv. 6r. ...21 zoos Seaton % ne. 81
4l2 12th 81 ne. mi. SrO 30 2G5 Searon 81 Or O. 80
1436 nvmt. 6r..- ~ 3Oise06 10Th st Ar. ----o
Cor sth and Z SITS n W.. unfurnishsd rooms
STORES.
e10 9Th Sc nv 5~i sfS- so 1725 Pa .e2o 81
S.Sh Nnw . - 90 2i20 SIN st NV i:::,-, x y
OFFICE ROOMS 100
80 stn ~ n w. rooms --.-.----.---.--'.---eSS9
'- HALLS.
Poionlc Hall. 18th and Nd sv. Sd door 10
COAL. YARDS
ocIi-a 4 (. CiYwooD e33 9th St u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FOR sALErA RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUn-
chase nrst-cass property In fine localities in the
NV. st unexeeptiOnaly low prices. Several
y sta NV. containing 9. 8: and Tor and bath.
Prices. $500. $1,000. $500 and 50. 600 Two
handsome houses on W ct. near 18th; ST., bath,
store room: 81 900 and 81. 200. Also two very nns
houses On .. side Of 1t. near 18th; 4r. deep;
large lot; brown-st0ne presed-brick fronts; 1Of.
bath. cellar and steam heat. All OF these houses
are exceptionally well built, contain all modern
elaborate cabinet nantes. electric BELLS electric
gas lighting and nne Eranolithic sidewalks, In.
epect them at once. ~ they be purchased
from $500 to 81, 500 less than the regular prices;
open daily for inspection. Waterman in charge.
oe2-Sm OWNER, Room 5, 1901 Penn. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FOR RENT-TwO NEAT 7-ROOM HOUSES; ALL
modern improvements. 100 G and 7O7 It'll Of. ne.
Apply 130f ST. NV. oclC-3t'
FOR RENT-FCRNISHED HOUSE; COMPLETE;
IN NV SET. OF the city: location Of the finest.
For artieuIars address A. e., Star ONCE. oc16-2rs
Fol: REST-BY r. o. HOLTZMAN REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sta u Y.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FOR SALE-FNE CORNER LOT ON MERIDIAN
hui, 5Ox16O IT,: fronts on Columbia ave. and
Huron ST.; price reasonable. Call on J. 8. JOHN.
son, sos 18th Ut, NV, oci7 ate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17

FURNISHE
4 near 14th. 2Sr. $3.50
Mss ave and Thomas
circle. 17r........-.. 800
NJ near 10Th. 15r......2OO
18th near X. ter -. OO
Nd ave near I'd, 9r- $50
OFF
IlexantroornsIn Sun
tuiildtnx," f-e-rroot.
from 50 to 300 each.
4sOLa ave. from $40 to II
I'LL fnw. 3r...-...-...-40
6-SS II s:.......-.--.-.- D
sTO
1O16 Conn ave. SO
lU24 Conn ave..........l1I
lUln Conn ave. -----ISI
ga 9TH nw- ........---.--I3
Scl lOth nw.....-..-s--4O
62oLA ave. hall ........S
STAE
1907 o. resr..........S35
1o12Rl ave. resr......3o
ocl6 r. O. HOLTLM4
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-01
CHICAGO RIVER,
The Grand Jury Has Indicted 1t as a
Nuisance.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 23.-By reso.
luton the Grand Jury has indicted the
Chicago river as a public nuisance and
appointed three jurymen a committee
on investigation and abatement. The
committee is to find out the causes OF
the unhealthy condition of the stream
whether it is likely to breed disease,
and obtain such information as will
suggest proper and ef1ectual measures
for the abatement of the nuisance.
Special attention will be paid tc
sewers which empty into the river ant
the gas house, brewery and stockyards
refuse, which is at present flowing into
the stream, to tester and threaten the
health of the city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-01

An old man who lived down in Me.
Had daughter whose 6rst name was Ie.,
Shed stand at the glass,
While the hours would pass,
And the neighbors-they called her quite V,
Boston Courier
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
Of interest 70 Miners.

A correspondent asks the Salt Lake
Tribune if miner did his assessment
work for this year, prior to the pass
age of the law eXempting miners from
work, if that will apply next year.
OF course not, any more than eat
ing breakfast tomorrow will prevent
being hungry day after tomorrow.
Another correspondent asks if,
when man has several mines in a
group in district, whether or not it
is necessary to file a separate notice
under the law for each claim with the
Recorder, or if one notice with each
mine described, will answer
One notice is plenty, provided each
mine is fully set forth 50 that the rec
ord will be a full notice to the pros
pector that each location is claimed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
Les Mlserablss

Wemcet meath the sounding rafter,
And the walls around Us are bare.
Aad they echo the neals OF laugh
ter,
1t seems that the broke are there,
But stand to your ga sses steady.
We drink to our comrades brave
Qaatf cup to the broke already,
And hlrrah for the next to cave.
Time was when we frowned at 9TH
ers,
We were flush and were Jolly then;
Ha! Ha! LIST them think of mothers,
Who hops to see them again,
No! Stand 10 your glasses steady,
The thoughtful are here and the
grave.
\ cup TO those broke already
Harrah for the next to cave!
There's many a hand that's shak.
ing,
There's many q cheek that's sunk,
But soon, though Our hearts are
breaking,
They'll burn with the wine we've
drunk.
So stand to your glasses steady,
fis here the revival we'll know,
\ cup for the broke already
Iurrah for the next to gol
Who breads to the dust returning?
Who shrinks from the sable shore
When the high and naughty bank
ers,
Refuse to discount more?
Ho! stand to your glasses steady
This world is a world of grit;
4 cup for the broke already
Hurrah for the next to quit.
Betrayed by the land that bore us,
Cut off in the land we find,
Where Despair stands stark before
US,
Aud Hope lies dead behind,
Stand, stand 10 your glasses steady,
'Tis all from the wreck we can save.
A cup for the broke already
And hurrah for the next to cave
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
A Herald of the Infant Year.

Clip the last thirty years or more from
the century, and the segment will repre-
sent the term of the unbounded popularity
Of Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters The OPEN
ing of the year 1894 will be signalized by
by the appearance of a fresh Almanac of
the Bitters, in which the uses derivation
and action of this world famous medicine
will be lucidly set forth. Everybody
should read it. The calendar and astro-
nomical calculations to be found in this
brochure are always astonishingly accu
rate, and the statistics, Illustrations, hui
NOR and other reading matter rich in in
terest and full of profit. The Hostetter
Company of Pittsburgh Pa, publish it
themselves. They employ more than six
ty hands in the mechanical work, and
more than eleven months in the year are
consumed in it's preparation. It can lie
obtained. without cost, of all druggists
and country dealers, and is printed in Eng
lisa. German French Welsh, Norwegian,
Swedish, Holland, bohemian and Spanish.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13

miners are all broke and that abso-
lutte distress will prevail there this
Winter.
, Three preachers held services in
the Washington State Prison Wed.
nesday, and when they left the ial
John Dryded, a convict went with
them carrying hymn book and the
guards thought he was a preacher
also He has not been seen since.
Joseph Smith, of Ruby Valley. tells
'ne EXC Independent, that the PEG
PIE OF his section were well pleased
with The Eastern men who bought
their cattle. They received higher
prices than San Francisco BUYERS
would pay and were able to dispose
of all their cattle.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
Fate Of a Mining Canln.

Utterly forlorn and inglorious is
the ending Of Quijotoa in Arizona.
To-day it has but a single inhabi-
tant, the Waterman at the mill.
Rows of stores, hotels, saloons and
houses stand empty and deserted.
Even these are disappearing under
the hand of the ruthless Papago, who
is tearing them away TO build him
huts in the region about.
Quijotoa was once a scene of all that
makes life in the West Men by the
thousands-at one time the popula-
ton being 5,0OO-excitement, big
strikes, fortunes, shootings, capital
lists and miners. To-day honey
combed mountain, made by the
swarm of human bees, empty dilapi-
tated buildings and a stray coyote
such is Quiiotoa Tucson Star.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
nc Footrace.

a footrace took place yesterday
between Ben Rosenthal and a stranr.
er, who says his name is Cameron
The stakes were $40 side. But lit
tie outside money was bet, as our peo-
pie tumbled to the fact that they were
entertaining a footracer unagares.
Just before the race he offered two to
one on himself and got but few takers
for small amounts.
They got fair start and Rosenthal
led to the 4O-yard post, when the
stranger made squirt and passed
Ben without much effort. He kept
the lead to the finish and won by five
or six feet. The time was 10l.
There is no doubt the stranger is a
professional footracer, as the fast
time proves, but there is a strong
suspicion abroad that most of the
money he won was his own money.
placed in the hands of confederates.
SO the town is not much the loser.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
One Dollar Per Hug.

Down in an Iowa town, no. so very
far below the Minnesota line, there is
progressive little church. Some
time ago il. was found necessary TO
raise a certain amount for u certain
purpose. The young ladies' Of the
church took the matter in hand, and
after going over the many ways
which had been tried in times past to
raise money decided upon new plan.
They decided to let the young men
OF the town who felt like doing some
thing in the interest of the church
hold their hands for a certain length
of time for a given sum-50 cents for
holding a girls hand % minutes seems
to have been about the average. 1t
is said the plan worked to charm,
and that the Golfers OF the church
swelled parceptibly after the hand
holding social was over.
The man who is empowered to is
sue marriage license in that town
ought to do rushing business from
this time on, for it was also proposed,
and this met with instant favor
among the young men, to sell kisses
at the average of 70 cents 1t is
limited that decorous hugs were to be
provided at a uniform price of 81,
coin of the realm. -LSeattle Tele-
graph.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
Didn't Need Them.

Mrs. Henderson has a family of
nine children, AMI the skeleton in her
house is in the shape Of stockin g
basket which is never empty,
WITH this spectre before her eyes
she said playfully. in response to a
question, from hermaid-of-all work, as
to what she supposed would be the
duties required in the next world:
Well, for one thing l am quite
sure, we shant have to darn stock
ings after ten o'clock at night, Bird
get.
Shure, an that's thrue for you,
ma am, replied the sympathetic Bird
get, for all the the pictures ay
angels that iver I saw was bare-fut
ted. = Youths Companion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
The Board Of Reoents.

The Supreme Court has decided the
suit brought by Regent Mack to test
the constitutionality of the act make
ing the Governor and Attorney Gen
eral ex-officio Regents of the State
University in favor of the plaintiff.
The Board of Regents now consists
of three members-H. L. Fish, G. L,
Mack and j. W. Haines There was
no dissenting opinion, all the Justices
concurring in the opinion that the
Legislature has not power to appoint
a Regent except to fill vacancy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-12-13
Ore for the Fair.

The Midwinter Fair Committee for
this county have issued q circular ad-
dressed to all mine owners, asking
them to send at least four sacks of
average ore from each mine. The sacks
new canyass) will be furnished by the
Committee and all charges will be
paid by them. When they are on ex-
hibition at the Fair the sacks will be
marked with the name and location
of the mine; also the owners name.
A competent man will be engaged
to make Mornings of the of the ore at
the Fair for the benefit of intending
purchasers, or they will be permitted
to take small samples for assay.
This arrangement will doubtless prove
of incalculable benefit to our mine
owners, as it will show to the thou
sands who visit the Fair that Esmer-
aida has gold mines second to none.
Silver, lead, copper, ETC., may be sent
in small lots, say one sack from each
mine. ..a..=.-.