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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
SURVEY NO, 1887 \.
CRESCENT LODE.

Beginning at corner Mol, identical with
corner No of location. pine post A
feet long, 4 inches square. set l foot in
ground with mound of stone and earth,
scribed 1-19S7 A; whence the corner to
Sections ., 3, 10 and IL, 7 5, r SO e, bears
A deg "a min, w 60 feet. Monument on
Red Mountain hears S 81 deg As min W
Thence South 30 degrees CA mln W, 81
feet, intersect section line between fec
tons 10 and II, / ), r SO 4, at a point
ll4so feet south Of section corner, 500
feet to corner No Identical, with corner
No OF location. A pine post A feet long
4 inches square, set one foot In ground
with mound OF earth and stone, scrihed
2-1, 9s7A Thence y 50 deg s. min, W 500
feet south end center, whence location
monument bears y 80 deg ca min, 751
feet; jG2 feet road course s. deg Z and
S SO deg w; GO feet to corner No. 3, iden-
teal with corner No. 4 Of location. a pine
post AZ feet long, 4 inches square, set Is
inches in the ground, with mound Of earth
and stone, scribed s. ,997 A. Thence \ SO
deg O4 min L, 74j feet, road course n and
;; /, POI &c feet intersect section line be
tween and 10, 626 20 feet west OF eection
corner; 500 feet to corner No. A, identi-
cal with corner No Of location. pine
post feet long, inches square, set ID in
ches in ground, scribed 4-1,9s7 A. Thence
S SO deg Sc n in, L SIG feet intersect Sec
ton line between sections and 10, 1896
feet, west of sec. corner; 600 feet to corner
No /. the place Of beginning.
Area Crescent Lode, 20.65 acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

St. Pierre, the chief town Of the
island of Martinique, in South Amer
lea, belonging to the French, was
wiped out of existence by volcano
eruption last Friday. Over 10000
people persisted and so, 900 are left
homeless and destitute. On Tues
day Congress appropriated half a
million dollars for the relief of the
sufferers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
No Loss of lime.

| have sold Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for
years and would rather be out OF
coffee and sugar than it. I sold five
bottles of It yesterday to fhreshers
that could 60 no fu.,he., and they
are at work again this morning. =
H. R. Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma.
AS W. be seen by the ABOVE the
th"eshers wee ao.e 70 keep on with
their work without losing shy. e
days tine. You should keep bot
tie o. this remedy in your home For
sale by r. NJ. King, druggist.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
SURVEY No. 1887 3.
CRESCENT MILL SITE.

beginning at corner No. /; a Pine post
AZ feet long, 4 ms. square, set Is ins.in the
ground, scribed IL ,9s7 Is; whence corner
No. ], survey 1887 a, Crescent Lode, bears
S SO deg, IS min, L 80 $50 feet; the quai ter
section corner on the west boundary OF
sec 6 of T 2 S, II SO E, bears So deg II
min, E 2026 feet. A spring bears \. 81 deg
w, l6s feet; thence y / deg, Us min, E 900
feet road to Fish Lake valley. course n 81
deg " and S. 10 deg F.; 30 feet to cor. No.
2; pine post 4 I feet long, 4 inches sqnarc
set IL inches in the ground with mound OF
earth and stone, scribed 2-l,9S7 3; lhence
n rs deg " 800 feet TO corner No 3, pine
post AZ feet long,4 inches square, set III
inches in the ground, with mound OF earth
and stone, acribed 3-i,9SI Is; thence / deg
Us min, W 100 feet road course and ";
POO feet to corner no. 4, a cedar past IA fl
long. 4 inches square, set inches in the
ground to bed rock, with mound of stone
scribed 1887 b; thence $ Is deg, 900 f.
to corner No /, the ploce of beginning.
Area Crescent mill site, 1 055 acres.
Variation at all corners, 6deg o5 min E.
The location of the mine and mil site are
recorded In the Office of the District Min
ing Recorder III Book D. pages &c. 81
and 100. of the District Mining records Of
the Silver Peak and Red Mountain Mining
District, Esmeralda county. State Of Ee-
var.a, and in the Office of the County Re
corder in Book " q" Of mining locations
pages 222 to 225, Esmeralda county, State
of Nevada lhe said mining claim and
the said mill site are bounded on all sides
byunoeeupied and unarpropriased govern
ment land.
Any and all persons calming adversely
any portion of said Crescent mining
claim and mill Sc, or surface gr1ubd. Grc
required to file their adverse Gains VIII
the Register OF the L. :. Lsnd 0diae -
Carson City. 0rmsby county. St7ta ~ -
vada during tho sixty tG1l daHs' period al
publication hereof, or they VII be bnrraJ
by virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

The Metal Market.
Srlver-53i.
Lead-s4.10.
Copper-s,1.25.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
Wednesday, June Is, 1902,

For the purpose Of admitting to citizen
ship all persons who desire to become
citizens. his will be the last chance to
beoom. naturnlized before the coming
election, and persons interested should
avail themselves OF the opportunity.
ava j. H. MILLER, Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TAAT
~ the District Court will be in session
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

II is hereby ordered that the ab,ova arl
foregoing notice be published IN tAe
Walker Fake Bulletin, q newspaper print
ed and published at the town Of Haw-
thorno, county Of Esmerolla, and STATE
OF Nevada. 10Y tho full period Of ten U2.
weeks. o. II. GALLUP. Register
pete o, 1rss publication, Novom9sr
IS, 1901,
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10

result In an unpleasant condition Of at
fairs at home. Therefore he discarded
his plans for summary vengeance and
bided his time.
Ills time came sooner than he ex.
pecred. for one day Miss Mabel was
called into StantOn's Office. John Hen
~ knew the old man" well, and there
was a look in his eye that BODIED no
good to Miss Mabel. Stanton closed
the door as Miss Moorfield entered, and
John Henry, carelessly leaning against
the door jamb, could hear the CONVEX
sation as easily as though he were actu-
ally in the room.
Miss Moorteld," the senior partner
began sternly, "the letter to Coulter
that | dictated to you yesterday after
noon is being acted on in the market
this morning. No one in the Office be-
sides yourself knew the contents of this
letter, and unless you can explain how
this information leaked out shall not
only lind 1t necessary to discharge you,
but to write the firm recommending
you that you are utterly unreliable
That was enough for John Henry
Regardless Of consequences, he dashed
into the chiefs room and confronted
that surprised Individual Miss Ma
beps honor, Miss Mabel's position, were
at stake, and in torrent of words in
which the English language was
strangely mixed with expressions from
the current slang and excerpts from
the Diamond Dick Library he explain
ed to Stanton how Stangefeld, who
had been operating on his own account
through Cross & Sturgis, had read
Coulter's letter stealthily over the type
writer's shoulder and, going directly to
his room, had notified Cross to act on
the information of the corner that was
to be operated on the following day.
Had not he, John Henry, substituting
for Jack Symonds at the telephone
tire conversation? And Stangefield
had told Cross that this deal would
square his private Indebtedness. Some
thing in the lads earnest tones con-
vinced Stanton that he was telling the
truth, and half an hour later, when
Miss Moorfield came out of Stanton's
office, she stopped and kissed John
Henry full upon the mouth.
Johnny" she said. you're a hero!
Mr.. Stanton is going to raise Mr.. Ellis
salary, and then-then we can furnish
a 1atv'
ooh, fudgev' retorted John Henry
airily. "Hero nuthin'! Why, Daredevil
Dick killed ten Indians and four cow
boys for the sake of the girl he loved!'
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
How to Care For Parrots.

The well known gray parrot is a
most satisfactory and popular pet. The
male and the female look exactly alike,
and both will talk. The female talks
less, learning fewer words and phrases,
but she pronounces with great distinct
ness. They are capital mimics and
catch different tones of voice with nice
ty. In the very young gray parrot the
iris is black. In the older birds it is
yellow. The iris of the young bird S
eyes changes gradually. The eyes are
dark for about seven months. AS the
gray parrot is long lived and slowly
reaches maturity the young ones must
be fed and watched with special care.
The only way to care for very
young parrot is to boil the corn which
is fed it and make it into a pulp, put
ting it into the birds beak or letting it
feed from the owners fingers as it
would from the beaks Of the parent
birds. The feeding of young parrots
must be done frequently or they will
die of starvation. The gray parrot is
fed practically like the others on hemp,
sunfower seed, Indian corn, fresh fruit
and some nuts. Almonds are not good
for parrots. The bitter almonds make
them i'll. Parsley is deadly poison
Our Animal Friends.
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
Money In China and Egypt.

Coins were made in China so long
ago, it is said, as the year 2250 B. c.,
but they could not have been other
than portions of metal cast into porta-
BILE shape, such as were all the earliest
moneys. In Egypt, the cradle Of civili-
zation and commerce, strange to say,
there was no imperial coinage. Copper,
silver and gold were used as elsewhere,
to indicate values, but they were man
ufactured into Jumps, shaped some
times like brick, and in the case of gold
and silver were nodded in rings, like
the ancient Irish money Of ten centu-
ries ago.
1t appears almost inconceivable that
people who created the pyramids and
erected such magnificent temples
should have been entirely ignorant Of
coins. Yet it is certain from the state.
ments Of Herodotus that such was the
case. The first coinage Of money in
Egypt was not struck to assist the
Egyptians themselves in their COM
mercial dealings. but rather because
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
Time For n Fight.

That "The Girl I Left Behind Me- is
more strenuous tune and filter for
army use than Siegfrieds song of the
sword is not to be gainsaid. The ear
piercing fife calls the soldier to shot,
shell and glory; ''The Magic Flute, .
with all its magic, would move him not
at all. The shouts of the Valkyrie
maidens may touch a warlike chord in
the breasts Of our more strenuous
daughters, but they have thus far fail
ed to inspire a troop Of amazon rough
riders. A performance Of ''Die Wal
kure," of even the entire ''Ring," likely,
would not hurry an army into action
Though it might have that effect, for
grand opera music ''appeals to the in
tellect and moves nobody" whereas
war and ballads "appeal to the heart
and bring tears to the eyes" We are
told that Greek music writer's fired
armies with courage by composing, in
the Phrygian mode, equivalents for
''The Girl Left Behind Me" and Sc
cured the fidelity Of the girl by the use
of the Doric mode. No doubt by skill
fully combining these modes they killed
two birds with one stone-a feat that
the composer Of the American classic
hymn before action often, we fear,
came short of.-Harper's Weekly.
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
Virulent Cancer Cured.

Startling proof OF a wonderful ad-
vance in medicine is given by drug
gist G. W. Roberts of Elizabeth, W.
Va. An old man there had long SUI
fered with what good doctors pro-
nounced incurable cancer. They be-
lieved his case hopeless till he used
Electric Bitters and applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve, which treatment
completely cured him. When Electric
Bitters are used to expel bilious, kid
ney and microbe poisons at the same
time this salye exerts it's matchless
healing powers, blood diseases, skin
eruptions, ulcers and sores vanish.
Bitters SOC, Salve 25c at E. F. Whit
ney's
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10

1t avus the old Cissy t:--at stepped into the
room.
less at her feet! 1t was not cheerful
reflection, and yet he took a certain
delight in his eXpiation. Perhaps he
had half believed in her without know
ing it. What could he do or say? re-
gret to say he lodged the question
meanly.
"And you think your disguise escaped
detection?" he said looking markedly
at her escaped braid Of hair.
She followed his eyes rather than his
words, half pettishly caught up the
loosened braid, swiftly coiled it around
the top Of her head and, clapping the
weather beaten and battered conical
hat back again upon it, defantly said:
Eyes. Everybody isn't as critical as
you are, and even you wouldn't be-of
q Chinamanw'
He had never seen her except when
she was arrayed with the full intention
to affect the beholders and perfectly
conscious of her attractions. He was
utterly unprepared for this complete
ignoring Of adornment now, albeit he
was for the first time aware how her
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
How Teddy and Freddy Made Sugar
Bath For Papa.

Once two little brothers, with the
best intentions, played peculiar
trick on their father. These boys
lived at western military post and
in their house had only cold run
ming water, SO that when a warm
bath was wanted the water had to
be heated in the kitchen and carried
upstairs.
''Teddy, run down and tell Maria
to fix fathers BATH" said their
mother one morning.
Teddy dashed downstairs, fol-
lowed by Freddy, with about as
much noise as pair Of young ele-
plants would have made. Maria
brought the water up and told the
boys to tell their father it was
ready. Then Freddy happened to
remember that their father had
been taking salt baths lately, so be-
fore calling him they decided to put
the salt in. With a great deal of
trouble Teddy, standing on the back
of chair, managed to reach big
bag on the top shelf in the dining
room closet, while Freddy sat on the
chair to keep it from tipping. To-
gether they dumped the bag into
the bathtub and then ran upstairs,
shouting:
''Papa, papa, your bath is all
ready, salt and everything!'
Poor papa! He plunged into his
nice hot bath and discovered it was
sirup! And mamma discovered the
loss Of a seven pound bag of sugar,
which left a tiny white trail from
the dining room closet to the bath
loom.
What happened to Teddy and
Freddy one can best tell by imagin-
ing what would happen if one made
such mistake. =
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
!: MISS
MlABEL'S
HERO
~
BY 80.
Roland
Arthur
. @
/ WILL.
And he die
Copyright, 1902, by the

. . .r 3 f.
When Miss Mabel first dawned on
the office, John Henry, instead of pat
ronizing the crap game in the noon
hour, bought two cream puffs and a
salt pickle from Dago Charley around
in Exchange place, then lodged into
the nearest BARRIERS for hair cut The
following morning he astonished his
mother by voluntarily donning a clean
collar, and for the first time since in
fancy she discovered that his morning
ablutions had extended below the col
lar line usually referred to by Johns
associates as the "high water mark y
Saturday when he received his pay en-
velope he caused further remark by in
vesting in highly colored and highly
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10

the foreign merchants with whom they
traded, the Greeks and the Phnnicians.
demanded some media which would
have the guarantee Of its value appar-
ent on it and which would circulate
for that value.
Warren sheaf., 1902-07-10
(CoNTINUED.)

(CoNTINUED.) ,.
II know owe you my life," he said
his face flushing.
1T was lucky I was there" she re
turned naively, perhaps lucky yol
were chasing me-"
I'm afraid that Of the many VIII,
would run after you I should be tn
least lucky" he said, with an attemp
to laugh that did not, however, concea
his modification, 'but assure you tha
Il only wished to have an interview
with your father-a business interview
perhaps as much in his interest a.
my own" .....- . -.
The old look Of audacity came bacl
to her face. II guess that's what the.
all came here for-except one-but i
didn't keep them from believing ant
saying he was thief behind his back
sYet they all wanted his-confidence,'
she added bitterly. .......
Masterton felt that his burning
cheeks were confessing the truth O.
this. "You excepted one," he said hest
tatingly.
"Yes-the deputy sheriff. He came
ito help me-"
"YOu!"
eyes, me" A coquettish little toss O.
her head added to his confusion. "H'
threw up his job just to follow MT
without my knowing it, to see that
didn't come to any harm. He saw MI
only once, too-at the house when b,
came to take possession. He said ht
thought was clear grit to risk every
thing to find father, and he said ht
saw it in me when he was there
That's how he guessed where I was
gone when ran away and followed
me-"
"He was as right as he was lucky
said Masterton gravely. "But how die
you get here?"
She slipped down on the floor beside
him with an unconscious movement
that her masculine garments only made
the more quantity girlish and, claspin&
Eher knee with both hands, looked at th,
fire as she rocked herself slightly back
ward and forward as she spoke
1T will shock a proper man like you
KNOW" she began demurely, "but
came alone, with only a Chinaman t.
guide me. got these clothes from ou]
laundryman so that l shouldn't attrac
attention. I would have got a Chinese
ilady's dress, but l couldn't walk il
their shoes"-she looked down at hel
little feet incased in wooden sandals
''and l had a long way to walk. But
even il 1 didn't look quite right to a
Chinamnn no white man was able tC
detect the difference. You passed me
twice in the stage, and you didn't know
me. I travelled night and day, most Of
the time walking and being passed
along from one Chinaman to another
or, when we were alone, being slung or
a pole between two coolies like a bale
of goods. 1 ate what they could give
me, for dared not go into a shop Of
a restaurant. I couldn't shut my eyes
in their dens, so 1 staid awake al
night. Yet I got ahead of you and tht
sheriff, though I didn't know at the
time what you were AFTER" she added
presently.
He was overcome with wondering ad
miration of her courage and of self re
proach at his own shortsightedness
This was the girl he had looked upo1
as a spoiled village beauty, satisfied
with her small triumphs and provincia
elevation and vacant of all other pur
pose. Here was she, the all uncon
scious heroine, and he. her critic, help
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
Mem nflis Mornina News

after several voAatious, delays and
5teakdoWns the new Memphis Morn
ing News has overcome its obstacles
and is now issuing a frst-class newspa-
per. It's local news covers Memphis.
and special correspondents in all the
Memphis territory give the news of
this section. It's telegraphic service
is superb. The Memphis Weekly
News will appear May 28th, and each
Wednesday thereafter Send for sam
pie copies of the daily and weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
AGREE To FIGHT
FITZ AND JEFF TO SCRAP ABOUT
JULY T.
Agreed That Battle Will Ee Fought
Urder Auspices Of the San Fran,
cisco Club

San Francisco, May o22.-Jar1es i.
JeffIios. champion heavyweight pug
list Ct tic wm ID e179 peDeTt Fitz-
simmons met Yesterday afternoon ana
came to al agreement to floht for the
worlds championship. Fi'Zsimmons
insisted that he would 1ot fight unless
pel mited to wear surgical bandages
for the protection of his hands. and
after some narley on this point JEFF
fries acceded to the demand.
After the two men had announced
their satisfaction with the articles it
was mutually ag"eed that the docu-
merts would be signed on Friday
afternoon. Fitzs;mrons told JeffrieS
that he would leave the matter OF SO
iecticn of q club to him and Jefflies
expressed the opinion that the bid OF
San Francisco club ofeHing 20 pel
cent Of the gross receipts was the
best F'izsin1Hoiis accepted the sag
session. and it was egTeed that the
contest should be held under the au-
rices of the club mentioned.
The d8se of the contest Will be de
Idol upon later. but It is generally
believed that July / Will be the day
determined upon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
TWENTY NINE
COMMENCEMENT UNIVERSITY
OF ARKANSAS.
Address to the Alumni Will Be Made
by w. II. Langforc On
June 1e.
TWENTY NINE

The twenty-ninth annual commence
ment exercises Of the University CT
Arkansas. Fayetteville. occur on June
1878. The program is as follows:
Friday, June 13, D. Garland
Literary society,"
Saturday, June IA, s p. m.-Maths-
tan Literary society.
Sunday. June 15, II q. m.--Bacca,
laureate sermon. Rev. 3. 3. Tyler. 2.
D.. Denver. Col
Monday, June 1e. / go p. m-Com-
retitive drill. 8 p. m.-Denartnent of
oGatory and physical culture.
Tuseday, June Y, 10 a. m.-Class
iay exercises s p. m-Department
Of music.
Wednesday. June is. to ) p. M
Exhibition of engineering depart
ments. $50 p. m.-Address to the
alumni. Hon. W. H. Langford. Pine
Elu.a alk
Thursday. lime 10. 1o:3o &. M
Commencement exercises. Baccalaure.
ate address. Hon. J. ". House, Lite
Rock. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
JOINS PRESBYTERIANS
IRA D. SANkEY QUITS THE
METRODlsTS.
EvanceIist Says Change Was Que &
Desire to Worship W.T. RI
Family.

New York, May 22-B* 2eason q.
his intimate frienas1t9 NTH Rev
Theodore /. Cuyler &nd Rev David
Gregg. Of the Lafayette Ayenue pcs
hyta1iaa church in Brooklyn, Ira p
SanHey the famous singing evangelist
became g member ot that eonereesz
tion last Sunday NJ Sankey had
been = lifelong Methodist. and lis
transfer to othePresbytefian church Ms
made through a letter from tho M4li
o4ist church in Chicago to which he
had been attached for many years.
M SankeY h2s not made This change
il anomination faitN through any Gis=
satisfaction 18th tile creed of Meth.
odism. III explanation he said
All the members Of my own family
have attended the Lafayette Presbyte-
rian church for many years. and
have been a regular attendant with
them whenever have been at home
time and our homes are in the same
block III South Oxford street. | ain
also . warm friend and admirer of Dr.
Gregg. the present pastor There are
no reasons for surprise or sensation
over this very natural step. have
only made the formal association |
have long enjoyed with the congrega-
ton. Since the death of Nj. Moody
have been at home more than in
former years, and I wished to worship
with my family.
Il hove had no quarrel OF difference
OF view point with the Methodist
church, and am as heartily in syanpa-
thy with that denomination as on the
day | Joined its ranks ! believe that
man can be as good in one of these
folds as in the other"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
AT PINE BLUFF
KNIGHTS OF PYTHikS MEET
NEXT YEAR.
Or. V. H. altman. Hot Springs. Elect.
ed Cra-o Chancellor: J. n. Hine-
mon, Vice Grand Chancellor.

Hot Springs, May 22.-The grand
its lalors yesterday afternoon an(
adjourned to met next year at Pin.
Bluff. The day was one of Oratory
many lively speeches being made il
discussing matters pro and con. Yet
good deal of business was transact
ed
On cDening the session Grand Chan
cellor Doyne read telegram received
by him from Hon Joe T. Robinson
who had been sent to Kansas to work
in the grand lodge there for its en-
dorscment OF the Pythian sanitariun,
here. The reading was greeted by a
storm of applause. The telegram Is
IS follows:
"Wichi+a. Kan, May 2o.-J. J.
Doyne Grand Chancellor: Hard fight
7~Cr rosition carried unanimously. con-
diticred upon supreme lodge control.
(Signed) ROBINSON"
meeting place Of the grand lodge. The
following grand lodge officers We're
aleatea: Dr.. V H. Hallman. of Hot
Springs. grand chancellor J. H. Hine-
mon. of Fine Bluff. grand vice chan
cello.; y. E. Daff2y, grand prelate;
Zen ". Bartlett. grand keeper Of rec
ords and seal: F. W. Hoyler. grand
master of exchequer: Andrew Ponder,
grand master at arms; J. D. Yuckly
efand inner guard; John w Hail,
eiand outer guard; R. C Thompson
grand trustee
After the eXemplifcat;on of the Sc
cret work by Supreme Representative
Thcs. w. Milan. and the installation
G. tie grand officers elect. the grand
lodge adjourned.