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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-10
SAMPLES.

day.
1.v White came out from Carson
Friday.
r WATSON and wife passed
to Reno Sunday
I.aiolo began hauling wood for
.be Railroad Company last week.
Young Charley Box is working in
N. Douglass Company store at Soda.
Mrs. J. D. Lothrop and Miss Lille
,otbrop were passengers for Dayton
Sunday.
Golconda is making arrangements
to have bull fight as one OF its 4th
Of July attractions.
Mrs. Jane Hunt, sister of Joseph
steuson, has been appointed matron
If the State insane asylum.
A newspaper man named Acker-
man saws he was robbed of $45 at
pa1isads the other day. Next
The final trial Of the Gubernato-
rial case will be tried before the Su-
rrsme Court on the 9Th of June.
A. Livingston has offered a purse
At $40, 900 for finish fight at Carson
between Fitzsimmons and Jeffries.
The second lnstallment of taxes for
1898 are now due and payable. They
will be delinquent after June 5, 1899
Jim Balzar, who was badly bruised
10 a runaway about q month ago,
il now able to be about on crutches.
Mrs. George w. Cassidy was an
APPLICANT for the Eureka Postoffice,
but C. L. Broy, OF the Silver Party,
got it.
Long Steve Woodward, miner
well Known in Pine Grove, died in
Mason valley last Friday of con-
sumption.
Arthur George was in town Sun
day. He and Frank Thorn are work
ing on the Back Ledge and have two
feet Of $40 ore.
Henry Rice, the stage driver, las
been transferred to Carson, and
! Johnny Green of Bodie is swapping
A the whip on this end of the run.
Adams & Miller have just received
fine assortment of wall paper, car
pets, etc. Also an invoice of fres h
candy, nuts and seasonable fruits.
Mrs. Jerome Davidovich of Soda
is very sick with pneumonia. DR..
Rochex, who has made several trips
to Soda, says she was little better
Saturday.
A. R. Jones, carpenter from Sill
yer Peak, was taken to the hospital
last week. He is suffering from
chronic diarrhea and is in critical
condition.
Mrs. A. M. Mates, formerly of
hawthorne, is managing the Hotel
Arcadia at Keller and doing well.
George, her eldest son, is attending
school in San Francisco.
Miss Georgia Johnson has gone to
Washington as the attorney of per-
sons who have claims against the
government for furnishing supplies
during the Piute war.
A W. Curtis returned to Star Sum
Day He says the mines there are all
looking we'll. Ross Condor has a
tease on the Fottler and is taking out
o's OF pay ore. The Hardscrabble,
DOunce and Duke are regular pro-
ducers.
Mr.. Champion, Vice President of
'ne vulcan Mining Company, accom-
panied by three mining men, visited
rne mines near Soda last Saturday.
reports from the mines are favora-
DE- A carload of miners imple-
nents for this company reached Soda
aS' week. About 20 men are en-
ployed.
| think would go crazy with
pala were it not fer Chamberlain S
ala Balm writes Mr.. w. II. Sta
~u.on, Herminie, Pa. II have been
"ui'cted with rheumatism for several
vars and have tried remedies with
NV NUMBER but Pain Balm is the
va C''' medicine ] have got hold OF.
Ae application relieves the pain.
wi sale by r. M. King, druggist.
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MINING TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom it may concern that State and coun-
ty taxes, levied and assessed upon the pro-
ceeds of mines in this county for the
quarter ending
December 81, 1893,
Are now due and payable and that the
laws In relation to the collection of the
same will be strictly enforced. All taxes
due for said quarter III not sooner paid
will DO delinquent on the
~
Second Monday in March. 1899,
After which the legal penalty for non.
payment will he enforced.
w. A. ING ALLS,
Assoc sor Of Esmeralda county, New
Hawthorne. Feb. IS. 1899.
The oasis., 1899-03-04

certain date and could reasonably be expected to arrive in Phoenix within a certain time. The letter was a
 warning to him to be ready to remove the wine to some warm place as soon as possible to prevent damage by Salt River valley frosts. MT. Butler be- lieves that the late cold snap through out the east has given his Chicago correspondents frost on the brain.
 Republican: There is one man who will never go to the Salvation Army any more. He attended the services for the first time on thursday night. He became so deeply interested in the proceedings that he did not notice anybody foolIng with his property. The first intimation he had that he had been touched was when he ob- served his watch chain hanging aim lessly and uselessly from button hole. The stranger was suddenly filled with an antipathy to the Salvation Army movement. He did not, of course, be- lieve that any member of the army had robbed him, but he said that the organization held out hope of salva- tion to such disreputable characters that when they came to get 1t they were liable to take everything else in sight. He was only thankful that the thief had overlooked a purse contain ing more than sl0O which was in the pocket with the watch. Some one advised him to tell the police about his loss. "Oh, mo-" he replied. "I don't think the man that go5 the watch is here now. He moved away soon after he touched me-
The oasis., 1899-03-04

As the season of the year when pneumonia, la grippe, sore throat, coughs, colds, catarrb, bronchitis and lung troubles are to be guarded against, nothing ''is a fine substitute, !" will 'answer the purpose, For is ''just as good as One Minute Cough Cure. That is the one infallible remedy for all lung, throat or bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon having it if something else" is offered you. L. w. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1899-03-04
ArsIzoNA rSBN~-.
lCulied from Exchanges. 1

ated k. l.. Long for territorial super iotendent Of public instruction and Dr. l.. N. Moller of Yuma, as tue ter ritorial prison physician. The coun ell confirmed the nominations Mon day.
 Graham Guardian: &. J. Holsinger special agent of the general land Of flee, called on us yesterday and in. formed us that he has been seat here to stop the shipping of wood out Of the county. He said 1t was direct violation of the law and that no more wood would be shipped. More devel- opment will follow as Mir. Holsinger will refnaid.here several days.
 } d Gazette: Bunch stands at the head of the Legislature in the introduction ofbills. Up.te date he has presented nineteen. Scott of Maricopa is a close second with sixteen to his credit. Gonzales of Apache county, is down for one, but that one is as long as the combined epistles of the apostles. Arthur has not introduced any bill, neither has he claimed the attention of the speaker once, aud the clerk has had great difficulty in catching his vote on roll call, although he sits in the first row.
 Gazette: W. T. Barr had peculiar experience with a bicycle yesterday. He had it tilted on It's head-if it has a head-and. was busily engaged in cleaning one of the wheels, whirling the wheel so as to more completely finish the cleaning job. In some manner, which he Is unable to ex- plain. one his fingers got caught be- tween the chain and upright, and be- fore he could say "wow" the top of the finger was taken off as with a knife. He carries the balance of the finger now in bandage.
 Gazette: The water consumers Of the valley held meeting at Judge Kibbey's office yesterday afternoon for the purpose of considering the measures now before the legislature. There was large attendance and the closest interest and attention were given to each and every part of the discussion. No particular plan of ac- tion was adopted, this being left to a meeting to be held early this week, when it is expected that a regular campaign will be instituted for the advancement of the interests of the class the meeting will represent.
 Globe Times: The completion of the railroad to Globe is working won deriul changes in this county. Every body is animated by the wonderful new discoveries in our mineral belt, well knowing the effect this will have on our prosperity. There is not town on the coast that has healthier growth or a brighter future than Globe. A glance over the mining news in this issue foretells the future possibilities of this county. The be- ginlng has just commenced on our mineral deposits and will continue until we are the principal metal producers in the territory.
 Republican; It becomes more and more apparent that Phoenix will have to send missionaries to the east to proclaim the doctrine of the Salt river climate. For several days P. w. Butler has been expecting large shipment of valuable wines, including champagne, from Chicago The wine was being shipped in a refrigerator
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HORSESHOE Ben
ITEMS.

Mr.. Robb and the Ray Bros finished
shearing their sleep saturday.
The sheep men are encouased on ac-
count Of the good price of wool.
The alfalfa crop in some of our fields
looks better than it did in former years.
The people Of Horseshoe Bend and ys-
cinity are in full hope OF a railroad in the
near future.
Some Of the people Of Horseshoe Berd
attended the Children Day exercises at
Marsh sunday
Theschool house MAS crowded last sun
day 10 hear Rev L W. Atkinson dcliy-
cr a gospel sermon.
The prospect for good fruit crop is
splendid. Every kind o.; fruit will be
plenty except peaches aud apricats which
were nearly All killed By the long cold
spring.
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RURAL HOMES.

We urge upon the American people the
proround Importance of The social. polit-
ical aud philanthropic features 81 the
great irrigation movement, its ultimate
aim being that We may become nation
Of ruaal homes rather than nation Of
great cities.
LEASING OF THE GRAZING LANDS.
We favor the leasing Of the public graz
iug lands at a nominal rental in limited
areas to settlers farming adjacent lands,
the revenue from rentals to go to the
states and territories for irrigation deveL
opmeut. Leases To be subject to right Of
reclamation by irrigation and of settle
mrnt Of lands actually cultivated, title
Of grazing laLds to remain in federal gov
ernment until actual settlement. the leas-
ing Of said lands 10 be under the control
OF the staIes and territories where situa-
ted and the revenues arising therefrom 10
be expended by saidstat and territories,
counties ~ which said lands are located
to have Il JUS portion of the revenues
ARID LAND RETALIATION.
We faaM the construction BY the feder-
al government of storage reservoirs and
irrigation works wherever necessary 10
furnish water for the reclamation and
actual settlement of the arid rublcc
iupJs.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Boise Company lost in iis suit
against Theodore f. Van Wagenen, for
merly Superintendent Of the said compa-
ny. The case was tried before Judge
Beatty Mr.. Van Wagenen. secured 4
bond on ground near CeuterviIle- The
Boise company contended that this bond
should have been turned over to the COM
pany-Idaho World.
On June 13 there was hard fought
battle in the Philippines at Las .Pinas.
Gen L4wtou was al the head. The reLels
surrounded some OF our men and in
breaking through the rebel ring 90 Amer
leans we're killed. The insurgents are
RAPIDLY learning how to fight Some Of
the boats assisted Lawtou BY throwing
shells into their ranks and after long
days struggle routed ;hem
Ex-Governor Flower was au optimist.
He could not even oe dragged into iu-
dulgence in partisan psssimism, bit sup
ported the administration ana the poli.y
of expansion. He had faith in the coun-
try. faith in its government and faith in
its destiny. His manner Of expressing
himself on the subject was both vigorous
and rugged a short time before his
death he used this language: las for
prosperity, you cant pur limit On it,
and these fellows :hatare Worrying about
expansion and Imperialism have got the
dyspepsia. MeKinlcy's all right
Statesman.
Mrs. L. G Johnson is here ana she lee
tuged Wednesday evening and will speak
Thursday afternoon TO the girls and
mothers ana in the evening: also Friday
afternoon and in the evening. Every
body come and hear her speak and sing.
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Farm For Sale.

l60 acres Of fue nolton land; 81 miles
from Emmett: so s7aes under cultiva-
tcA; 10 acres set tas bhe choicest bearing
irrit trees and absolutely free from scale
or other diseases ana finely situated to b.
protected from frosts 10acres set to mead
ow and water-right in Last Chance Ditch
goes with the land; tltle clear 5 Is per
acse. Call on or addess The INDEX or
+. G. Blanchard Emmett. Idaho.
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TAKE NOTICE

There is a soap factory in Boise City.
They manufacture the WHITE ROSE,
OPAL and SANON SOAP; also CAPE
Toll TAR and COCOA TOILET SOAP.
1t is of excellent quality, and you vii
get good barsin by ruying at the fac
tory. All Iarmers are urged TO try it,
The Boise Soap Co.,
1n9- ,rs q.
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w. CT u.
PROHIBITION IN KANSAS.

v % 4 3. ~ a ts
William F, Curtis, the wrll-known
correspondent Of the Chicago Record
after making a tour of Kansas, thus tes-
iifes 70 the good results Of prohibition in
that state:
Prohibition is not dead letter nor a
failure by any means aud am told by
"'i,'''s, eNe.a oo,H asN 'na5 anN l'r"i'S.
Nv n'oy,r->gh4lmiry voto E-bnr~,ar
there il i .d~,. tovn th,. ro,ice force !.
iale Ind II. n,li,e co.rf sits NH epce i
week Inlh.. .w4f' lawns II sits ay.rv
morp.nyand bas nlentv odo ,an,.
narapce arenment of .nusl force can IL
fotnd IN the leo,-bouses N some N
he .dry counties none is needed mail
the wet counties tbev aro fouud we'll
al,d
y 9'or' ''',e'ch q 'lfs' Johnson
oEsech ~ Hhin'et' wednesday
Evening
An average audience met at The n. +.
Chvrch Wednesday evening to hear the
speaker. Mrs l.. G. Johusou, deliver q
lecture on The Reforms Of the Day.
SHE read Scripture lesson from lisa. 5o
and Elek. 33 chapters She said II viii
tell the truth as understand IT, and !
Judge she did from the way the congre-
CATION enjoyed ii. She freely expressed
herself that this nation was in greater per
il today than ever before, and anything
that was intended 10 undermine our ma
tion ought to be stopped immediately.
The lcgalizing of the rum traffic is an
awful monster that IS blighting our ma
tion. our homes and our happiness and
the making of it ought to be prohibited.
She said Il am no pesimist but an opti-
mist" The people are studying on The
great questions Of The Constitution OF the
United States and the Declaration Of In.
dependence as they never have done in
the history of the United States and "'
as mutton are net enjoying The liberty
ana happiness that IS promised bY ON
government which we SO much boast Of
WHY is this4 Who is % blame? Ourselves
Didn't God tell Us 70 work ont our owl
salvation? Have we done it9 No. Blu
We can by voting right. The ballot ha,
the power to protect this governments
make it for the people, Of The people anl
by the people Sire gave some reason
why the American people could not 81
cure III i''o'i"'0'''''' 10y = = - :, !
ahu ""S sue "as ~ 'i'e,''''' = II
J. - 'hnN - ''''
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The undersigned deals in Pianoes, Or
gaus and All Kinds of Musical luslru-
meats. Sheet Music Il Suecialty.
Genuine Singer and domestic Sewing
Machines are Sold at 20fer cent less than
AgcaGs who sell on commission
l'lr VI Bowen. Boise Idabo
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Arav

one bay horse i5s hands. weight 1920
lbs, white in face, large saddle marks
box brand on lett shoclder in good order.
may 80 to Salubria-- Is 3 on delivery.
II C. Riggs. Sr.
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Latest News Of Emmstt and
Vicinity
Mr. G. Ireton Of Sweet was in Emmett
Wednesday.
&. W. Womack and wife went 10 Cald-
we'll Monday
D. W. Q. Brown and Mrs steinbower
made trip to Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. }. G. Bane, our county treasurer,
was in Emmett Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Hunt and wife were in En-
nett last Friday night.
Prof. j. n Reynolds came down from
Browulee Friday evening.
Read what Mr. thinner says in his adj
in tue Index.
Wool is reported to be selling at y to
Is cents at Caldwell
Ifyou want 10 buy Sewing Machine
cheap call at this Office.
-O-
IL r. ehT
You can buy your beef at home.
DR.. G. T. JONES is the resident DEN
list at Emmett, Idaho Call on him
An agent for tile Singer sowing ma
chine was IN Emmett Friday and satrr-
day
Mrs Pfost. the Proprietor Of the kitch
en- department at the Bancroft in Boise
City, is fine cook.
The Baptist church at Emmett observ-
"A children's day BY carving out the reg
nlar program OF the Baptist church.
Miss Minnie Martin turned nome Fri
ia, evening from the Portland Uniycr-
lily where She has been attending school
he past Winter
Mr.. Mcintosh loaded Monday for the
Basin. Mr.. began returned from the
Basin tie first Of the week He SAY That
roads are very bad yet.
Mr. Parrish and some Of his hired men
came down from the Parrish and Martin
sawmil The last oil the week They ex-
pect to move their mill next week over
On north Soldier creek
Mr.. a. Ireton and his sister who have
been attending school at Portland stopped
Friday uightst Nerve Gill's ON theirway
nome where they exIect to spend taeir
Vacation.
Mr.. E J Crawford who makes regular
trips TO the Basiu with produces was load
ing on Monday in Emmett ANA his team
took little run while he was in the
creamery after butter. but did not Sc
riously damage any thing.
FoR sA1E-My room furniture and fix
,ures. They may be examined at DR..
| Clymer's Office. For terms and particu-
lars address II. a. Pugh, Sweet. Idaho
H. y. Pugh.
Read carefully the ad. in the Index 81
the American Grocery OF Boise Idaho
Give them a call
Land proofs and filings can be made be
fore Probate Judge at Caldwell and mou
e. saved; write him for Instructions.
We offer to all old subscribers who wll
pay up and to ait new subscribers, Tn
Index from May antil Jan 1905, foe '5cts
in adyaace
Wanted-The people OF Emmett an'
vacinity when in Boise to 20 10 1916 I'll
st. to buy Alfred Peats wall paper
f. e. Teen
Agent
Mr.. r. Noiand and wife brought thei
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MORE LOCALS.


Mrs. f X Hayes went to Boise satur-
day
When n Boise go TO the Bancroft and
get good dinner.
Mr Z. Sweet Of Sweet, Idaho. was in
Emmett Wednesday.
a lot OF new mowers have arrived at
Geo. Little's Hasdware.
DR. clymer and Guy made business
trip to Boise Saturday
Mr.. 5. Balentine Of Ola who has been
in Cal. returned home last week.
Mr.. A. Housel and his new wife arrived
from the Portland University Monday.
Mr. NJ. Nickleson Of Ola WAS the g,sest
Of Nr. D. Mclean Wednesday night.
Mrs n E. Smith viii serve Ice Cream
Saturday at the same stand where she
was on Decoration Day.
Tom Sherkey has accepted challenge
to fight the worlds new champion, JEFF
ferries, in next September.
The authorities OF Wvo. have three
blood-hounds from Beatrice Neb. After
the L. T. rrain robbers.
The Second Oregon volunteers are ex-
pected home in time to celebrate the
Fourth OF July at Poatland.
Mr.. Wakefield now Of California but
an old timer Of Idaho has been visiting
J. H. Smith and NJ Gill.
Mr. J. u. Wells the assessor was in
Emmett the last Of the week He has
been doing splendid work in this vacini-
ty
For REST or sALn-I viii rent one or
al The rooms in my large house or will
trade she property for SHEEP or cattle.
Dan Regan. Emmett. Idaho.
For sALE-A good work team. har-
ness ala wagon, o. hack. for 1925 cash.
4 chsap barein for some one. F1r par
tculars inquire at INDEy otflce.
The new railroad At Weiser has IL
miles, of grade prepared but iron and
ties are scarce. The p. < I. y. nave now
an engine of their own ready for use
On Iupe IL New Richmond. Wisconsin
was struck with an awful tornado. The
town was almost destroyed and fifty per
sons were killed and one hundred and iif-
ty wounded
LOST,-A pocket book some where
near Emmett durniug last week, contain
ing railroad pass and valuable papers.
Finder please return 10 !. n. Wells, Cad-
we'll. aud receive reward.
-O--
The odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
observed last Sunday as Decoration DAY
They meet at theirhall and went through
with their regular services and then pro
ceeded to IN" cemetery and decorated thu
the graves of their dead
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IRRIGATION.

Resolved. That the Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress iudorse the follow
ing resolutions which embody the resolu
lions and policy advocated bv The Ma
tional Irrigation Congress as To a national
and state irrigation policy for the r"cla-
mution and settlement Of arid America:
CONDITIONAL STATE CESSIoN.
We favor the cession Of The public lands
of the nation to the respective states and
territories only upon conditions so strict
fiat they will insure the settlement Of
such lands by actual settlers in small
tracts. and absolutely prevent their mo-
nopoly in large bodies under private own
trShip.
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|. S. Pfost of Sweet.
Idaho,

has 90 acres Of land for sale. for slsJ ia
trade. SOME less in cash The land Is
near Emmett. Idaho A cheap place.
NJ rkil--sEYERAI. TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w soas in the state 10 manage our bnsiaes In
theiF oTn aad nearby counties. II is mainly OF.
tee 'gofi conducted At home. Salary straight
500 q year aud expenses definite bonfffde. no
more, uo less salary Mouthly s75 References
Enciose self-addrcssed stamped envelope. Her,
bert e Hess. Prest Dept. NJ. Chicago.
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CesSiOn..
STATE cEssIoN AN OLD CRY.

STAIG CisSSlON "A bLB T. III,
This whole subject of cession Vs. an
ti.cessou was fought over in the FIRST
four meetings of the National Irrigation
Congress, but every effort made 10 com
init the eongcss 10 policy Of absolute ces-
SION failed At The fourth annual con-
grss, held at Phoenix. Aria. three years
ago, the convention adopted Il resolution
which was in the nature OF q compru-
lnlse, and Understood ~ be an indorse-
mcnl Of the Carey act. That resolution.
word for word, was adopted again 10y the
Irrigation Congress at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
last September, and this cession Of the
Trans Mississippi Congress indorsed it
without single modification. The res
lutlun is us follows:
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The Odd Fellows and the RebekahS
observed last Sunday as Decoration DAY.
They meet at theirhall and went through
with their regular services and then pro-
ceeded to tlle cemetery and decorated the
the graves uf their dead.
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LOST,-A pocket book some where
near Emmett durning last week. contain
ing railroad pass, and valuable papers.
Finder please return toll n. Wells, Cald-
well. aud receive reward
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Last Sunday WAS observed as childron S
day ou tbe Emmett ciacuit. The church
at Emmett was well filled to hear the
children speaE and sing watch they did
quite we'll Thc People ol Sweet anl
Marsh met at marsh. A large crowd
assemble. The children exercises were
In the fore noon The children AZ those
points always do we'll on such occa.
sions. Atnaon the people enjoyed a so-
cial chat white they ate their basket diE-
ncr Collections were taken at the close
Of the exercises at Emmett aud Marsh
for the Educational Fund which fund is
used TO aid in the education Of youug
men aud Young woman who are prepar-
ing Cor The missionary and ministry and
arr uM lulk able 10 educsr themselves.
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On Juu4 IL New Richmond. Wisconsin
was struck with an awful tornado The
town was almost destroyed and fifty per
sons were killed and one hundred and iif-
ty wounded