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Abendblatt., 1894-11-09

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ne doit non settlement bonner son
labeur a %l'arrogant autocrate. mails il
devra aussi voter tel que son altesse
lie commanders, bongre, malgre son
jugement. La logique du boiling
planteur sucrier est qu'un homme,
blanc GU nor, ma pas bescin d'etre
pauvre ct dependant ; mails sill est
pauvre ct dependant, il doit sacrifier
les princlpes ct les privileges g%lorieux
de sa qualite de citoyen American d
la volonte de cclui qul lemplole.
Telle a etc la logique de ces riches
manufacturers p~ro.eg6s du Nord,
contre lesquels b~eaucoup DIES plan
reurs qui ont joint les republicans
s'etaient autrefois exprim5s en-
termes non equivoques.
Plusieurs de ces nouveaux 6vange-
listes ont etc jusQu'a menacer de
decharger leurs engages, s'ils osaient
violer leur commandment.
Pour leur 6dification nous publions
une vieille loi place. sur les status
par lie vieux partl republican, don't lis
sulvent aujourd'hui lie banniere, ct
nous les prions de bien la conslderer:
Section 9O2 Revised Statutes dc
1890:
tout planteur, gerant, econome
on tout autre individu qui engage
| DIES travailleurs dams Get Fiat gu:
avant Respiration du terme de Zen
gagement de tout travailleur dams sor
service, dechargera dc Sol service
tout travailleur GU tous travailleurs I
cause de leurs opinions politiques, OF
aui s'efiorcera de controller lie:
suffrages on les votes DIES dts travail
leurs en- vertu de tout cOntrat OF
engagement fat a n'importe que
temps avec les dts travailleurs, ser;
coupable dune amende de pas moin
de $4,000 nj plus de $4,000.
*
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exprimer leur wye conviction qu'avec
lui a Ia tate de cette campagne elec-
torale, la victolre democratique est
assuree.
La grande foule s'est alors retiree
en- parfalt ordre, promettant de faire
son plein devoi- mardi, lie G Novem-
hre.
La Democratic de Lafourche DON
nera INT grande majorit6 pour Dir.
Price, malgre ce qu'en dissent les
boiters ct les negres qu'ils pensent
faire voter avec eux. Mardi solr
annoncera Ia bonnie nouvelle, le tri-
omphe de Ia Democratic du troisieme
District Congressional.
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UN NOUVEAU GENRE DIES
CHA VAGE,

Tn nouveau genre d'esclavage
s'est etabIi reinforcement parmi nous.
&c nest pas un esclavage etabli par
la loi, mails par la douce volonte du
boiling p%lanteur sucrier, ce tout
sage individu, rentre tout derniere.
mept en- pleine lumiere du Republi-
canisme ct de la "protection a toutes
les industries Amerlcaines" en- Sc
voyant depourvu du "pap' ia prime)
quill relevant du tr6sor commun du
peuple. Eft Get esclavage nest pas
I'm esclavage du corps, mas c'est III
esclavage de lesprit-de l'esprit nor
settlement du "frere noir," mails d.
l'homme blanc aussi.
LIE mot a etc dome tout lie long d
la ligne du boiler sucrier autocratique
qu'aucun homme ne peut travaille
pour lui (meme a DIES prix redults
sill vote contre les interets de 80
aItesse c'est-a-dire, que lie travailleu
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TICKET MUNcIPAL.-Les citoyens
de Thlbodaux Sc sont reunls vendredi
de la semaine dernlere dams lie Town
Hall, ct ont cholsi les candidats sui
wants pour la municipalite de Thibo-
daux w. G. Raglan, pour maire de
Vile; ct Messrs. f. Zernott, Dr.. A. J.
Meyer, Theo. ?. Bergeron, Thomas
Albert, Lawrence Keefe, ct Dr.. j. J.
Dalgre pour conseillers. C'etait
l'intention de nommer lie me.
me ticket de la dernlere cleo
ton, mails WI que MN. Ozemt
| NaQuln ct l.. =. Caillouet r~efuseren'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-03

Les habltants de Lockport ct dies
enyirons ont organise I'm Club sous lie
nom de "Lafourche Citizens Club
avee une charte conformement 4 la
bi. Ce club est dams lie genre du
aplanters and Commercial Club" d
TEibodaux. .
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TENEZ TOUS A VOS DROITS.

Que CT soft le cri de bataille de
tous les Democrates mardi proclaim,
ct qu'ils marchent 4 une victoire
triomphaie. Que ceux qui trahlssent
la fol de leurs ancetres Sc retirent
ct sement la discorde parmi d'autres
populations que les leurs. Qu'ils
dissent aux boilers, qu'ils peuyent,
s'lls lie veulent, vendre leur droit de
Nuisance pour un at de potage
dams lie vain espoir dc briser lie sud
sollde pour leur miserable prime
prevelee de leurs semblables pour
leur ~bepefce, ct Gus ramener au
regne du republicanisme ct de Ia
reconstruction, mails qu'ils ne peuvent
pas esperer que les hommes loyaux
ct democrates Sc joignent a eux dams
leur trahison. Que les boilers entrai-
nent avec eux les negres aux polls ct
les fassent voter CONNIE DIES animaux,
CONNIE lis dissent qu'ils feront, dams
lie but de d6truire lie parti democrati-
que, lie parti Gu peuple, lie parti qui a
toujours courageusement defendu !e
peuple !; mails que jamais lis Sc Der
cent dams l'espoir que les hommes
loyaux du parti democratlque Sc
joindront a leur etendard.
Democrates, tenez-vous 4 vOs
droits ralllez-vous autour de leten-
dard de votre parti en- rangs series,
autour de ce parti qui defend lie droit
de Pindividu contre l'usurpation dc
lEtat, lie droit de l'Etat contre rusur
patton du commencement federal, IL
droit de son foyer contre l'nsurpatlor
DIES strangers; de &c parti don't Ia
pierre fundamentals est lie princip,
qui dome lie droit 4 tout individu
avec la grace de Dieu, de Sc gouver
ner lul-meme /; de &c parti qui de
fend Ia liberte personnelle contrt
l'%aristocratie de &c parti qui YOU:
defendent contre les attaques d,
ceux qul Sc considerent vos supe
%rieurs, ct qui Sc permettent de Won!
appeler leurs inferieurs.
D~emocrates, ralliez-vous autour IL
la banniere de ce brave ct intrepid,
Andrew Price, lie candidat nomme e
choisl par votre parti, ct mard
proclaim, u~nlsseZ-vous 4 lu: en- rang
series pour remporter Ia victoire gu
sera d'autant plus glorieuse, pare
que vous triompherez contre le
efforts combines de vos vieux enne
mis- ct dies traftres qui ont abandonne
vos rangs.
Democrates, teneZ-vous 4 vO
droits, ct Ia couronne dune victor
glorieuse sera votre recompense.
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N'oubliez pas que c'est mardi pro
cham, lie 6 Novembre, lie jour de
rejection ct surtont n'oubliez pas
d, faire votre devoir ce jour-la en-
so!art pour rHon. Andrew Price, Ia
democratic ct Ia supremacie blanche.
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Ia poussiere Il etc considerable.
mept abattue par Ia pluie de lundi
aeruier. ct nos marchands depuis
oueIoues iours mont pas lie tracas
Tarroser les rues devant leurs maya
SIMS,
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Inc petite pluie est tonbee q
rr;hodaux lundl dernier, ayan'
aoune peu d'eau dams nos citernes.
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line bonnie pluie est ton-bee Il
ooknort ct dams lie voisinage diman-
che dernicr.
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N0UvELLES LOCALES,

Andrew Price est l'homane pour qui
-.,,s deyez voter mardi proclaim.
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NM. Alexandra Theriot ct Chas.
{ Mathews visitaient Thibodaux
,uodi dernier. lis n'avaient pas
Far aussi rants que d'habitude.
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GRAND MEETING DEMOCRA
17QUE.

"'Si oeuA neuTeS ue lapreS-mlQl.
De tous les cotes on voyait arriver
avant l'ouverture du meeting les
boDs democrates DIES e%nvirons de
Lockport, Sc rangeant en- groupes
dams lie grand editice OH lie meeting
devait Sc tenir ct quand lheure fut
arrrivee que les orateurs devaient
commencer i parler, la maison d'ecole
etait remplie. Partout regnait le
plus grand entousiasme, ct on voyait
depelnt sur Ia figure de chacun la
sincerite democratique.
MIR. Ferdinand Bari leaux, I'm de
nos bons vieux democrates, annonca
l%'ouverture du meeting en- nommant
les officer ~suivants qui furent cordia.
cement ct unanimement choisis:
President lie DR.. N. 2. Knobloch.
Secretaries Philippe Robichaux,
Emmanuel Barrios ct Paul Meyer.
Nices.pres:de1ts Edgar Robichaux,
Rev. f. A. Vigroux, Dalmas Robi-
chaud, Paul Breaux, Leufroid Breaux,
ursin Leblanc, Jos. Dlsher, Sole
Guidroz, Adolphe Elliott, Joe Guidroz,
FRANCOIS Adam, Capt. Jos. Toups,
! Armand Legendre, Ursin Chauvin,
Ben Knight, Urbin Aucoin, Jos.
Chauvin, Emile Toups, Lucien Gui-
oroz, 3. Davenport, j. P. Bourg, G.
Barrios, Gus Abrihat, Regisse Parr,
Valerie Breaux, Theogene Breaux,
Ferdinand Barilleaux, Files Foret,
Rev. T.. Letilly, Thos. Barker, Archie
Rock, Prosper Bouterie, Armand
Claudet, George Loupe, Paul Barrios,
Jules Richard, Oleus Richard, Oleus
Gros, Marcellin Parr, Michel Richaux,
Amedee Rlchaux, Apolinaire Bour-
geois, John Griffin, Lagarde Guidry,
Sosthene P~laisance, Apolinaire Ba-
deaux, Jackson Bourgeois, Marcellin
Guidroz, Timothy Bourgeois, Adam
Bellanger, Honore Thereof, Livaudais,
Ledet, Theodule Savoie, Beattie
Adam, Julien Lefort, Joe Ramon,
Frank PARA, Tomassin Badeaux
Oscar Autment, Hyacinte Richeaux,
Theophile Guldry, Billy Lorraine
Pierre Bourgeois, Ellie Dueos, Joe
?. Bourgeois, Victor Melancon, F.
DGramee. Alexis Pitre, Estiyal Sa-
vote, Liberal Galjour, Auguste Sa.
vote, Ozeme Robinson, Jos. A. lie
Blanc, Oscar Leblanc, Numa lie
Blanc, Ozeme Leblanc, James Moran
Furcy Guillot, Victor Larousse, l.
Lerille, Aug. Rossl, Z. G. Davis, DR.
Z. r. Melancon, Antoine Bonamour
Eloie SEWN, Pierre Rizan, David
Williams, Marcellin Falgout, Jo'
Plaisance, Auguste Parr, Gus Abribat
ST., Rev. Cohen, francois Maironne
Amadeo Breaux, Ulysse Ledet, Tin
Ashley, Timothy Knight, Gustav'
Matherne, Vasseur Gauthreaux, Tel
este Savoie, Pierre HymeI, Adolpht
Ogeron, Joachim Bernard, Dolcint
Allemau, 2. G. Alleman. Jules Me
lancon, Leonard Guillotte, One
Savoie.
Les orateurs suivants adresseren
Ii parole i cette immense assemble
dams l'ordre suivant:,
Mr.. Horace L. Dufour de la Nou
) velle-Orl6ans Mr.. \. G. Roman d
) Ia Nouvelle Orleans ct lHon. Andre,
Price, lie candidat choisi par Ia demo
5 cratic.
| Les oratcurs furent chaleureust
, ment applaudis, &C qui d6montre gu
: la paroisse Lafourche est toujour
: solide pour la democratic.
Parmi la foule preseute a cett
e assemble, nous avOns rencontr
plusieurs vieux ct bons citoyen
t democrates qui etaient venus d
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Les Republlcains sont Ell favour de
IA libre entree du sucre aux Etats-
Unis, ct nc d%onneront jamals encor
une prime sur lie sucre. 81 Gus
voulez que l'industrie sucri6re soft
protege en- Louisiana, votez lie ticket
democratique, c'esta-dlre votez pour
IHon. Andrew Price.
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Nine. Ozeme G. Rousseau ct sa
,a,r visi,aient notre sanctum jeudi
dor, er. Leur visite a etc tres
appreciee.
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lie pouveau magasin a mais de
sMr. Robert Champagne, demeurant Il
quatre on eng miles au-dessous du
Crossing, fut complement brnlG
dimanche dernser vers les denx heu-
res du matin. En- outre, tout
1son maIs, une grande quantite
de foin, o buggy ::et e outils
a~atoires ont etc detrutts par
les lammes. Tout pres du ma
gasin on a trouvG une bouteille q
huibe de Charlton, ct il est a supposer
que &c sont DIES incepdiaires qul y ont
mis- lie feu. Mr.. Champagne evalue
50 peste a $4,000. C'est beauccup
pour lui. Nous souhaitons sincere
meat que les malfaiteurs Sc sont pris.
DEUN TRISTES EFT F.ATALS ACCL
DENTs.-Deux trlstes ct fatals acct
dents sont arrives dams moins dc
deux iours sur lhabitation Green.
wood.
Mr.. Willie f. Chivers. sucrier SUI,
lhabitation, vers trois heures du
matin samedi, descendant sur le
premier plancher de la rafinerie dams
le noir pour velr ii quelque chose
quand il tomba dams une cuve en-
terre, qui ~recevait lie residu dies eaus
chaudes, ct fut echaude depuis les
pleds lusqu'a la tete.
Ne pouvant pas en- sortir, IL Sc mt
crler ct on vint de suite i sol
secours. Quand on retira, son hinge
\ etalt tellement 6chaude, que tout,
y peau Gle son corps resta coll6e SUI
YES vetements. On lie transporta d,
suite a Thlbodaux ct plusieurs mode
sns Sc rendirent chez lui pour In
porter assistance mails tous leur
snofts furent mutiles; il expira yer:
ueux heures dams l'apres-mldi.
MI. Chivers etait bien avanc6 dan,
= o4me. aimee. Sa mort cause III
grand deuil dams sd famille il laiss
IN sieux pere don't il 6tait lie prime
POI soutlen, trois freres ct quatr
sUufs pour plcurer sa triste mort.
Lautre accident causa Ia trist
mort de Mr.. Arthur Berthelot lund
s0'f 'ers les hut heures. Pendan
/ sae inl ct plusieurs de ses comp;
suons Sc rendaient a la s%ucrerie, il $
''' "ls a courr, quoique la mutt fl
n.. 'score un gig, touche par VI
ie'iS Clement, venant u lie mem
I .u'uln dans la direction oppose
aappa lie jeune Bertlelot ct lie jet
: effe en- lie ramassant on le trouy
mort avec lie con casse.
wv corps Tut transporte aLabad
''' parents, ct fut enterre
ans lie cimetlere {
Eglise Ste philomene.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-03

de courir encore. MN. Lawrence
Keefe ct ie Dr.. J. J. Daigre ont etc
NOMINEES a leur place. T---l
Mr.. Lawrence Keefe s'est retire, ct
la comite Il nomme lie Capt. r. Il.
Mcbride.
detection pour lie ticket munich
pal AURA lieu dams lie Town Hall mar.
Iii proclaim lie & courant de 6 heures
du matin 4 sept heures du soir
N'oubliez d'aller y d6poser votre
bulletin EN- faveur du ticket ci-dessus
mentionne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
A Clean Sweep.

Late returns show that the Silver
ticket is elected from top to bottom
by an average majority of 1000
Newlands for Congress and Jones for
Governor will be fully up to the aver
age, and Deal for Regent of the State
University will have over 1000 ma
jority. The contest for second place
in the Congressional race will
be close between Bartine and
Doughty. The contest for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction be-
tween Ring and Cutting was close
and doubtful for several days, but a
telegram received from R. Sadler
states that the official returns of Eu-
reka county give Cutting pa major
ity, and Nye, so far as heard from,
gives HIM Ill majority and insures
his election.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
County Commissioners.

The Board met on Friday, the 10th
instant, a full Board present, to can
vass the election returns.
The reports of the various county
officers were examined and filed.
The money in the treasury was
counted aud found correct, according
to the Auditors balance sheet.
The bill allowed will BE- found in
another column.
The Clerk was instructed to issue
certificates of election to the officers
elect.
P NJ Bowler appeared and OBJ
jected to the canvass of the vote of
Marietta precinct, on the ground
that there were not enough voters
residing in the precinct to entitle
it to legal recognition.
On the advice of the District At
torney the Board proceeded to can
vass the Marietta vote
A. Summerfeld was awarded the
contract to deliver p cords of wood
to the coupty at s. per corq.
Ed. Brown presented a bid to the
county of $3.50 for the Mountain
Queen property, which WAS sold to
the county on account of delinquent
taxes last year. Action deferred till
next meeting
S. ]. Hutton gives notice that he
withdraws from the bond of George
Curran, Justice of the Peace of
Sweetwater. Withdrawal accepted
and Curran notified to file new bond.
S. L. McNaughten withdraws from
bond of J. ]. Callahan, Justice of the
Peace of Candelaria. Withdrawal
accepted and Callahan notified to file
new bond.
Communication from ]. H. 3. Har-
ris, relating to appointment of S. R.
Wasson as Registry Agent at Silver
Peak, filed.
Communication from the Judges of
election at Silver Peak, relating to
J. H. B. Harris, referred to the Dis
trict Attorney
The sum of so. received from Her.
ry Lewis of Aurora Tor rent OF court
house, received aud acknowledged.
Adjourned to December g.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
GOOD NEWS.
Capital Looking to Nevada for
Investments.

The San Francisco News Letter
contains the following encouraging
news:
"A large and important transac-
ton has just been closed in south
western Nevada by the sale of the
old Palmetto group of mines to a
syndicate of prominent English cap
italists. As the expert sent out from
London did not continue his trip
westward to San Francisco for the
benefit of his health, the news of the
sale has been kept pretty secret, and
the names Of the purchasers are still
unknown to great many of the pro-
fession who pride themselves on being
on the inside" track of everything
connected with the business.
The sum paid is not extravagant.
The owners are well-known business
men in the East, who invested nearly
one-half million in the district
many years ago, and left it there
after experimenting a little with the
ores. One of the partners drifted
out West some months ago, as much
on pleasure as on business bent, and
he thought him of looking up the
Nevada investment. He found the
smokestack left as monument on
the site of q magnificent plant, and
it was in condition which rendered
it unfit for any earthly use in that
part of the world The situation
amused the old capitalist, and it HIS
served ever since as one of his best
Jokes when retailing his western ex-
perience among his fellow clubmen.
The property has a very promising
future, and if everything goes well,
by January next the English COM
pany will be in possession,
1t is intended to put up very fine
set of reduction works, which the
development Of the mine will justify.
Pie ores are gold of a paying grade
and free.4nilling If the present lead
ers in the syndicate conclude to stay
with it, Nevada can again be con-
graduated upon the acquisition of a
set of enterprising men backed by no
small amount of capital. "
These mines are in southern Es-
meralda county, and are beyond ques-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
Death Of ice Kennedy.

Joseph Kennedy died last Wednes-
day morning, after few days i'll
ness, of pneumonia. Deceased YVES
one of the best known men in this
county. and was generally conceded to
be one of the most thorough mining
men in the State. The announcement
of his death was a severe shock to
his friends, many of whom were not
aware of his sickness. He was a ma
tive of Pennsylvania, aged Oh years.
He was buried Thursday, and was
followed to the grave by q large num-
Der of sorrowing friends.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
Let's go TO Frisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.-Gold
was discovered to. day in a tunnel be-
meath the Sutro monument on the
Clarendon Heights The tunnel is
for the main of the Spring Valley
water company. Quartz which is
pronounced rich in gold was discover
ed by blasting the rock in the way of
the tunnel. Great excitement pre-
walls in the neighborhood over the
find.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
A Silver Trust.

A press dispatch from Denver says:
The Denver smelling men held an i'm
portant meeting this week. The OBJ
ject was to formulate plan toward
uniting the silver miners of the State
with the miners and smelling men of
Mexico, and to form a syndicate to
control the silver markets of the
world. 1t is rumored that j. d.
Rockefeller and the Rothschilds are
inter ested in the scheme.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
Hurrah! Hurrah! for Our Side!

Now is the time to lay in your Wood for
the Winter. We have the best dry Nut
Pine, i'll body wood, which we will sell at
$500 per cord. Yes, Five dollars per cord,
and now is the time to leave your orders
with Summerlield at the Peoples Cash
Store. and when delivered you can have
the privilege of piling it yourself and we
will guarantee good wood, cheap price and
good measure. Don't forget to call at the
Peoples Cash Store for your raisins, 10 lbs.
for 100; Seedless Raisins Zante Cur
rants, sherry Wine, Citron, Port Wine,
Brandy, Whisky, Jellies, Preserves OF all
kinds, and in fact all the good things for
Thanksgiving at
t THE PEOPLES CASH STORE,
Hawthorne, New.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
BENICIA AGRICULruR L WORKS
Dsnieil. aal

Banici !. aaI
THE MATERIALS UaED are selected
with care and guaranteed to be the best
that can be obtained in the United States.
BEAMS AND HANDLES are selected
Eastern White Oak of extra length thor
oughly air seast ned and finished with oil
and varniSh.
MOLD BOARDS are best quality, chem
ically tempered Cast Steel; designed es-
pecially for our rich, stiff soils; form and
finish cannot be excelled.
SHARES are superior grade Crucible
Steel, susceptible of high temper, yet read
lily sharpened and repaired us occasion
may require.
ON THE WHOLE, we know that the
STAR PLOW is to-day the Very Best Gen
eral Purpose Plow that capital, brains and
energy can produce,
Be sui e.ycu know how good
it is beG.ra pIrchasing
some other kind.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
Only Rich Men Can Be Britt sh oflcers

Only Rich Men Can Dc Britt sh Officers,
What the demands upon the private
means of cavalry officer really
amount to was strillingly shown the
other day by an article in the Army
and Navy Gazette. The initial outlay
was here put at nine hundred pounds
sterling and the annual expenditure at
seven hundred pounds sterling, and
these totals were supported by full de-
tails of rcgimental and personal ex-
penses. Who can wonder that almost
every Gazette tells the tale of young
cavalry officers cutting the service, re-
CARELESS of the money they have sunk,
as soon as they realize what the posi-
ton means; or that the difficulty of
keeping up the supply of officers is
constantly increasing, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the entrance stand
ard for the cavalry is now below that
of any other branch of the army? I'm
less it is desired that the British cav
airy shall eventually be oCicered ex-
clusively by the class which has money
and no brains, some drastic measures
will need to be taken without delay to
curtail the demands on cavalry officers
purses,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
Sand, H,n Along

A. W. Smith of Colorado is in
Reno. He is mining man aud is
seeking gold properties in which to in
vest. journal.
Send Mr.. Smith out this way, and
we will show him SILVER Star, the
most promising gold camp in the
State.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21

We guarantee our Star Pows to do as
good work as or better than any OIL err
similar Plow in the market. If after Two