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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
The East Sice.

J. A. Barry of The Mariview Min
ing Company. operating near Thurne,
was in t,wn Sunday, accompanied
by Mr.. Gut lris. Four miners are at
work on he grouad doing develop
ment work. aud Mr.. Barry is much
pleased with the outlook
Jack Welsh aud P. w. Minton
have returned from prospA Acting
trip to the Munds district north of
Thorn. Taey IN I'd. son, lDeati )ns,
got gool vilues on the surface and
are preparing to return aud work
their claims.
L II. Ulrich is in from Carbonate
north of Thorne, with some fine sam
pies of ore. Like many others Mr.
Uirch believes that the country on
the west side of The lake lake will
soon. prove to be the largest and bast
produ ing district in the state,
W. E. Hager of tie Copper Bell
Company. operating in the Munds
district. is most enthusias ic about
the 40 oput thr ou look ia his vicinity,
and is now pep lring to run Il 3, $50
foot tunhel. which is calculated to
cut series of veins OF good grade
ore.
II. Roberts OF Copper Hill WAS Il
visitor during the we k Mr.. r ID
erts has intere ,lel e tstern clpital
and will soon begin developments
work on II large scale.
Good reports ara coming fromr,he
Dick Wolfe's mine near Thorne. The
ore er. is principally gold ana is of
very high grade.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
100 GAYS. THE1 ns CALL
a rsame That the Ancients Origin
ated in Connection with Seriu5
the Dog Star.

You can expect such weather
as this in dog days said the gov.
ernment weather sharper, accord,
irg to the Kansas City Star.
"Nlnety-three in the shade is nor.
NAL in dog day weather."
The belief that the warm
weather of dog days is caused by
the rising together at this time Of
year of the dog star and the sun IS
as old as history. Away back in
the dawn of history the Egyptian !
began the year with tie "d0
days the time when the rising q
the dog star conceded with tie ris
ing of the sun and the flood of thu
river Me, which overnowed ana
enriched the banLj of that river.
Many centuries later, when the
Roman empire was at the height
Of its glory, the warmest period OF
the year, between July , and
August II, was called the Cam
culGr DAYS. Camcu.a was Latin
name FOR Serius, the star common.
ly known as the dog star. II IS n
star Of the first magnitude l.. the
constellation Canus Major, and IS
the BRIGHTEST fixed star in tie
armament. The Romans ascrihed
the great heat of summer to the
Influence of this star rising WITH
the sun in the morning about July
in that latitude and continuins =
to so rise until about August 15
But this star does not rise witt
the sun in all attitudes. and owina
to the law of procession it risesa
litt'e later each year, and in time
it wiz al .se with the sun, not in
summer, but in the denth Of win
ter. BUTT is probable that the do.
myth will live forever, and even
when, in ages to come, the dog star
rises heliacally, or with the sun, in
midwinter, the first weeks of Au
gust will yet be known popularly
as "dog days"
Astronomers SAYS that the dor
star has nothing whatever to do
with the warm weather of mid.
summer. II is due alone to the TO.
sition of the earth's surface in the
temperate zone at this season.
which receives the suns rays al
most vertically. preventing The
heat rays from glancing off. Strik-
ing the earth's surface vertically
the rays generate more warmth,
just as the surface of a mirror
heidvertically toward fire will re-
fleet more heat than if held slant.
ingly toward it. a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
READ THIS
COPIED from tho G pld.iel Tribune of Oe-
tober 10, l9lll

looWeu from the " pIuleli lflOune OF Oc-
tober 10, l9ll.l
The usual qulrterIy dividend story
prnted by the Chicago Minlng and
Engineering World comes to hand
with another batch of Interesting
facts, proving the enormous strides
made by the mining industry of the
United States SO far as represented
by dividend p lpers, The statement
shows that comp1red with the first
nine months of 1910 the increase in
dividends amounts to approximately y
S.. .00J, ,010, while the numoer OF c M
panies D participating Increased from
rs to l35 Dividends already de-
c AIRED this year total S6),S19, 42I,
which, added to previous payments.
gives total dividend disbursement
since Incorporation of s73l, 65S, ,S35, u
u return OF la5 per cent on their out
standing capital. A stu ly OF this in
teresting article will ilume several
dark c1rners in the mind OF the aver
aye investor, who has never heard
anything bnt the dark duplicily of
mining promoters who deal exclu.
sively 10 wildcats.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
PATIENTS LUCKY ESCAPE.
Victim Of Blood Poisoning Saved His
Limb by Dodging tho Surgeons
Strange But True.

We certainly have some strange
cases to deal WITH" said the hospital
attendant. land an odd one came to
us re,ers!y. An awfully bright but
eocsn,iil enap was brought here for
the l.o .yueat. He had contracted
blooe q' roaing from some co.ored
wear.as 1pparel. and It was decided
that enisadation above the nee was
the on. tning that would save his
lie. q, tourse. we told him about 1t,
and mace al preparations Tor II. But
the s.4aase part was that when we
got read! ior the operation the patient
was nowhere in sight. lie had quietly
moved out without saying anyt}. 1g to
anyone We were frightened, secause
We were afraid 1t meant the sacrifice
OF his lie. But two days later he ap-
peared again. saying that he had made
up his mind that If that was his last
chance for a two-legged bat. he was
going to have good one And guess
he had had It, judging by his looks.
But the most remarkable thing about
II was that he was so much better
that the doctors found that 1t was not
necessary 10 operate. Yes. 1t 10 6
strsnSe cass-but It 10 the truth
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
Case Dismiss ed.

The case of the state VS.. Allie
Mann, was called Wednesday aud
dismissed on motion of the District
Attorney. 1t appeared from the ev-
idence in the Bal Williams case tn 1t
Mann might have been an inadver-
tent or unwilling companion OF VIII
iams without criminal intent and for
this reason case was dismissed. -Ye er-
inyton Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
SAM PIES.

Charlie Gruber is now running
she hoist at Luckyboy.
Mrs. Geo. Ashby is in town visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Violet TAlsland is visiting
her monher Mrs. Noaad.
Chas. Gruber has moved his family
to Lnckyboy where he is working
Charlie Leavitt came down from
Lucksboy Monday returning Tues.
day.
Mrs. Minnie Boone is in Lucky
boy on visit to her sister Mrs. L l..
Haller
The Misses Della and Grace Green
paid flying visit to Hawthorne
this week.
Chris. Malatesta, well known
sporting man of Tonopah, died in
Reno last week
Arthur Shaw hurt his hand at
Luckyboy and ca ne to Hawthorne
to consult doctor,
Mrs. Kiblinger, who bas been Wis.
her sister Mrs. Joe Marshall, return
ed 70 herhome in Virginia list week.
Miss Alma 6 ,bey, who has spnut
the past two months in Saa Francis.
co, returned to Lnckyboy last week.
Toe aggregate output of the two
Carson Valley cream ,ries during the
summer was 250O pounds of butter
daily.
John Legafe. who was contesting
the election of Joe IS .ph, to the po-
sit on of Clerk of the Supreme Court,
has dropped the fight.
Mrs. John Church, who has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Rob
inson, returned to her home in Nina
Saturday.
Ir. T. g. Sharpe o' Fletchers sta
ton was IN town Saturday atten ling
business affairs and renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Miss Dolie Cain, daughter of ]. s
Cain of Budie, was married last
week, in san Francisco. to Mr. E nj
BilIeb. superintendent of the Mono
Lake Lumber Company.
Maurice Blair and Tom Lima came
down from Cat Greek yesterday.
They have been building roads and
brushing the way for surveyors
Yesterday ground was broken for
the 2900 foot tunnel.
Geo. A. Green. a pioneer of this
county, and the first owner of the
N.ne- Mile ranch, was thrown from
buggy in Berkeley last week and
seriously injured. His son, L. A. L.
Green, is at his bedside.
Dan Kanahan, miner employed
at Lucky BOY, hid two fingers on his
left hand badly smashed stelday
by having his hand caught between
the skip and skids. D.. Pacbe, who
dressed the injured hand, thinks the
fingers can be saved
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
~

wANTED-tiood Housekeeping Maga-
zine requires the services of represen-
atiye In Hawthorne to Look after sub
,ription renewals and extend circulation
by special methods which have proved un-
usually successful. Salary aud eommis-
sian. Previous experience desirable blt
not essential. Whole time or spare time
Address. with references }. f. Fairblnk a.
J.F. Fairbanks, Good housekeeping Mag
axine. ssI Fourth Ave-, New York City.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
LucXypoy.

Ore shipments are being steadily
made from the main lease at Lucky.
boy.
Owing to the difficulty of keeping
The water under control with the
present pumps. company has ordered
pumps of greater capacity. When
these are installed much larger
tonnage of ore will be handled.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
r sWard.

We will pay SIS reward for inf,r-
mation leading to the errcst aud con
viction Of the party or parties who
amuse themselves by throwing bal
ing wire acroS, our telep zone or
transmission llnes, ne who otherwise
maIiciously Interfere with our busi-
ness.
Pacific Power Co
Boiie, Calf.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
The Metal Market.

Silver-52!.
Lead-S4 40.
Copper-s12.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
T ublic tiotice

Js hereby given that on
Saturday, the 29th dry of DC ;ober, 1911,
house dor in Hawthorne, Mineral county,
State OF Nevala, will. In o1a Hence t.
said order of sui, and decree OF foreclosure
sell all the d dsfe III lnts rig IT, title, claim
an intersst an to the ab ", dssnih, |
Irp2erty to the hi:, last m bSs5 Di Ter for
cash il lawful m ,nay o TIE Ul'tol States.
Dated this day II 0ct,ber. iJll.
EUiENE GRUIr, Sheriff,
BY W. j. Box. depuy.
Firlt publication October ,. 1911,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
Notiea 81 S ale o. CollsJ
Ptope Y.

in COMP iare n',t - = lsa o. -
80 "a tnan : to4iu lan Of Min-
e,3t doil $ Npy I. nj '.''' e.e'ed on
i4rma1a . .rG5 sa'.rn1' = Il
Ioll : - - e" ce:-
ja.n u o," y o NJ nni for ;IXe7. the
i me FOR trd' nptian OF which is past, an
in complilu'e with section 2.lll of the re-
'vised Statutes. Cutting Compilation, no
iIce is hereby given rhat | VIII sci at tho
Courthouse ,loor at hlyJh )rns, ut 2 ?. VI.
Oh The
1lta dly Of Ostob,r, 1914.
to the hig le t Di iler 70 aasl, tls fo'lDy-
ing des rio ,d prJ J,)erty. t t,-Stt :
PatenteI MlnlaJ e ;tifnS S.GItJe II ESin
raldl nlllng D,s r.ct, evtii.
known as Golden Age, Empire anl
Philadelphia.
Dated this 9Th d W of September, pi1.
J. q. ArCHI son, Treasurer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notics Of 5 ID >; 2all ?fo2,ts,.

Un lec an by Writ II II a1 nrl.r OF 81 Q
AMI dairea OF f,rslbs,lre issl'd our of
thhS1voIth Ju iicil Dis riet tourt of t ~
Stae OF NeTllt, III an1 Tor tn 'oullv of
Mineral. on tao 3rd day of y ttJbAr. 1911,
In IN action wler in j =. Cain and c. b.
D,nnelly. plaiatif', obtained II j. X nsnt
an decree OF f,rec'os Ire against {. z.
Harrison, Dla Ryan, ], Kallsy, MARCEL
Ia Ran AMI ]. L. K,lsv, ds,el lln.s, on
sai idlt,, for th> SIN II six h II lral fhr-
ty-Oac AN o5-l11 do lus. with a. eress ana
coss, wateh sill jIl!nAlt AM daeres
was . / taa } lly " os3bs', )ll. res ,rl.
ell in Box On ~ Jttsn.aF3 of slil
Court il ptsa on. ~ na3nntal,l to
s3ll ~ plbli alstl,l II tic nlinn,r nra-
s3ribsl D. la ali t1t' eastHa rad pro-.
ertv, stu lte in the equity OF Mineral,
Stats of Nayall dessr.bel as follows. IT,
wit
Tao nosthsrly Art ~ 10 nlnb>r tw IN
ty. in block manor Ave. of .laIar
A lltloa to tn, tpyl IT LIstyoDy, n
sud o1dlty, t,s,tlfny to tn plls of
said t)sl, b>int IA tea' fronting Oh
North Mitcl1u Avaln. IA 6j fsaS
des) II llla'. an fr)lsils j!fbh5 II
alloy. toyhthec WITH tho bli ding
thereon. and th } bui ding know tas
Hermitage tlJol, al in said town If
Luck boy, said county and 5 ate. Tor
g,thDr with all and singular the iene-
ments. here lita ments and appur,en-
ances ShsrelltD beo lsin, )c illlf
wise appert lining, ana the rents, issues
aud prof. thereof.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-10-17
Wanted-An Idea \ !''':s ~ :sss Sc g

Protect your ideas, they may bring yoI wealth.
Write Join WEDDEkBURN & CO, Patenf Attor.
neys, Washington d. G., for their oil BOD pr 10 offer
and list OF Two bun Arsd in-entions wanted
Evening journal., 1911-06-29

You got a legacy. And want you
TO understand that I've got one tool l
was waiting for you to call that
might tell youa few things. Peter Day,
you are as ignorant as an OK. You can
scarcely write your own nnmef"
"Afiss Green. don't talk to me that
wayw
you are humpbacked. bowlegged
and deaf in one ear
Miss Green
"You haven't enough ambition about
you TO throw n stone at a gander.
Grammar, Why. you never even saw
one. You can't speak five words with
out blunder / can't sing. ehg Well.
what does it sound like when you try
it? And the color Of my hair don't
please you. What's the color Of that
on your own head? And I've got a
cast in my eyer Yes. know. and I've
got that eye on you. Why. wouldn't
marry you II you was the last man
critter on the face Of the earth"
Il don't ask you to-"
'Tll marry a man as far above you
as the eagle is above the crow. I'll be
riding in my auto while you are slop-
ping through the mud Get out Of my
sight. sirl''
In each case the lawyers had been
instructed to settle up things and rem
der an account. 1t didn't take them
long. Three weeks did the business.
The "all' that had been left them
amounted in the one case to S17.45
and in the other to S32.1S. Queerly
enough. those two letters also arrived
on the same day Peter Day sat on
the tavern steps as he read his. He
read II three times over and then went
down to the millinery store. where he
found a weeping woman. He walked
right up to her and said:
anna. I'm an IDIOT
'So'm /. Peter"
Il didn't mean what I said that
evening"
"Nor l."
"Hang legacies and lawyers
TN willing"
Then you set the day. and wen bs
married within two weeks"
Evening journal., 1911-06-29
Cslendars Of ths A1teos.

Calendars are probably the oldest
form Of literature in the world. The
cards which appear by the millions in
all civilized countries nowadays have
their counterpart among the most an
cient known races. The Aztecs. for ex-
ample. were well supplied with calen-
dars. and several Of them have been
preserved to this day. They were pub
lished In stone and set up In public
places.
Evening journal., 1911-06-29
LEWES

LEWES, Del, June 29.--Miss Mar
garet Burton and Miss Helena Morrix
entertained on Saturday evening at
the home of Miss Morrix in Pilot
town. The guests included Mildred
Kite, Alison La Vine, Carrie Hudson
and Helen Steele. Of Philadelphia;
Marie Martin. Of Dover: Eneid Lynch,
of frankfort; Gladys Russell, Helen
Wiltbank Adelia Lank Helen Hook
er, Elizabeth Kelley. Ethel Martin,
Hilda Vogel, Marie Gibble, Cecilia
Kelly, Rowland Ingram, Harold
Hooker. William Manning, Charles
jenkins, Elverson Ingram, Lynford
Russell Allen Lawritsen, Leland
Brown. Donald Evans. Edward Rus
sell and Virden Marshall.
Evening journal., 1911-06-29

druggist ozs. viane powder o. tannic
acid and I OF. sulphate of zinc Mix all
together and use teaspoonful 70 a quart
of warm water twice daily as an injection
cleansing and cure should result in
short time.
AS a tonic TO regain health and strength
take 3-grain hypo-nuclane tablets
S. R.;-wrfe me more fully or send for
my free examination chart, and will
gladly do my best for YOU always give full
name and address. ] never publish the
correct name
Mrs. S. s.-You ask for tho recipe for
good tooth powder Here is one which is
both cheap and effective. It destroys germs
prevents decay and restores brilliant white
ness TO the teeth. Also, II is a strong anti
septic, heals sore gums, cleanses the tongue
and purhcs the breath; ots. precipitated
chalk. ots. powdered sugar, ozs. anti
septic vilane powder and / OF. powdered
soap. Mis- thoroughly and apply once or
twice daily with tooth brush and water.
Keep the preparation in tight jar or bot
tie.
Asa G.:--such symptoms as bloatinr and
belching pains In stomach after eating foul
breath, headache weakness and dizziness in
dioate acute or chronic indigestion. II the
attacks are acute and at Irregular intervals
use tablets triopeptine. II chronic have
this prescription flled, and take tea
hHvnhIui ul iNo|tdiNti tdNH Ncc-
essence Of pepsin. %. comp. essence car
diol aud o1s. syrup Of ginger. Mix. The
foregoing will correct ana cure any case OF
indigestion or dyspcpsis.
Foreman Your kidneys and bladder
need treatment and need IL quickly. as in.
dicuted by such symptoms as constant
thirst fererishness pains in tho back and
ioin swelling and puiing Of the ankles
pufs under the eyes painful smsrting, fre.
quent profuse OF scanty, highly colored urin
alton. Have any well.stockod druggist mis-
tho following. ! o.. Il. ext buchu, 1 or
comp. a. balmwort and ozs. syrur
sarsaparilla compound. Take a tcaspoonful
before or after meals and one when retir
ing Drink plenty Of water between meals
Eat slowly Abstain alcohol. Continue
treatment to 9 weeks.
a. Amy woman or man who is ovei
stout is handicapped in every walk Of life
1 there can be no doubt The latest i'm
proved formula for safely reducing abnor
nal fat Is as follows: Glycol-arbolene I o..
aromatic elixir ozs. Mix For three days
take teaspoonful after each meal. There
after increase TO two teaspoonfuls and con
tinue until properly reduced.
clcrk-The symptoms you name. such al
bloatinr bclching, pains In stomach, pain
under shoulders. foul breath, hesdache, weak
ness, nervousness, dizzy spells, ETC., indicat
chronic form Of dyspepsia and indices
/ tion. For some time you should eliminate
/ pastries and sweetmeals from your diet
Begin at once using tablets triopeptine Pinl
/ altar breakfast. white after dinner and blu
after supper, and continue until normal con
ditions are restored. Obtain in sealed pack
ages Of any good druggist.
Evening journal., 1911-06-29

think you vain. A
beautiful head Of hair is a prime requisite Of
good looks. Dandruf, itching scalp aud fan
ing hair cun be stopped, but not by patent
hair tonics made with alcohol. Alcohol
merely allays the symptoms. Something TO
destroy the microbes which attack the hair
and scalp is needed. In all my experience i
have found nothing so sure and prompt in
action as plain yellow minyol. Obtain a
1-oz jar, which will be sufficient TO cure
any case like yours. Leading druggists have
il or can get it Of wholesale druggists. Di-
rections accompany jar.
Grooor;--Yom symptoms indicate a ser.
ious arrangement OF the nervous system. ac-
companied by anemia OF abnormal thin
ness. If you are thin and hoodless and
suffer with acute Indigestion, nervousness.
hieeplessness end weakness, would advise
that you obtain a package Of 3-grain hypo-
puclano tablets and take before eaiing
and one after. Do not eat between meals
Drink nothing but milk at mealtime, and
drink it very slowly.
Modest MI have frequently recommend
ed the following treatment TO develop tho
bust arms and neck and have many CRATE
ful letters from those who have succeeded.
Try it, and think you will be delighted:
lincture cadomene compound I o.. gycerine
: ozs., rosewater 3 ozs.. boraN l teaspoonful
MIX, shake and apply to the neck arms
and bust rubbing and massaging until com.
pletely absorbed, then wash of the parts
with hot water and soap. Then massage
with ollvo oil or pure tallow. Keep this up
morning and night for several weeks or
months, as the ease may require Also
take three grain hypo-nucone tablets in
tcrnally and per directions. These tablets
assist in the development, and transform the
thin into plump, wellrounded figures as
nothing else will. OF this ] am very GER
tain.
Miss ID. E.:-Pimples, large pores and
blackheads are usually due to poor elimina-
ton Of impurities through the bowels and
kidneys. II you will use 3-grain supherb
tablets tnot sulphur which are sold in
scaled tubes. for period Of 3 TO minths,
am confident your complexion will be the
envy Of your friends, while your general
health will improve from the purifying Of
your blood.
Miss 4. R.:-Asthma hay fever and
chronic colds and coughs arc very annoy
ing complaints and many neglect treatment
because they know Of nothing edectual. It
gives me pleasure 20 rctrvc your long suf.
termg by recommending that you obtain a
? l-3-oz. package OF essence mentho-laxene.
II preferred you can make it iuto a pint Of
syrup as per directions on bottle
Mrs. J. Hundreds Of women suffer as
yon do with womanly ills and grow worse
each year because Of ncglcctinc TO treat
that weakening disease commonly termed
whites or lcucorrhea II Is a frequent be.
ginning Of serious complications often re-
quirng dangerous operations Obtain OF
Evening journal., 1911-06-29
STANTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
STANTON, Del, June 29.-The W.
c. T. U. held a membership banquet
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Hobson. The affair was given
in honor of the ten new members
gained in the contest held in May. A
number of guests we're invited for the
affair, including Mrs. Samuel NJ Don
mel, county president of the W. c. T..
o.; Miss Florence Butler and Master
Johnson Rowan, of Newark; Miss
Catherine Croes. Mrs. Sarah +. Croes.
Ashton Tatum and John W. Watson,
of Wilmington.
Several musical numbers we're given
as follows: solo, by Miss Estella
Yearsley; piano solo. Miss Edna Car
penter; duet, Miss Elizabeth Jordan,
Miss Mabel Armor; History of Red
Clay Greek Y, Mrs. Elgarda Derrick
son; The Past at Red Clay Creek Y.
Mrs. Leslie Shakespeare, president of
the Y; The Future of Red Clay Greek,
by Miss Mamie Derickson, having been
prepared by Miss Bertha Highfeld
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Lindall were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindall
on Sunday evening.