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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28
]. A. Mccarthy, Publisher
S. A Knapp Discusses
Prospectors
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water at Goldtield Was Tor years
claimed by John Chiatovich Of Saver
Peak and used FOR slpdYing his
horse ranch, which covered the pres
ent site of GoIdlied In the e.rls
Cos an exploration party (of which
the late j. H. Kinkead WIS mem
.ber) went down through that section
and camped at this spring for .
vees, ranging out from here, bu
found nothing TO syil them, ana
went on. They we're looking for
large quartz outcrops and the >ilie
ious porphvry ouicrops OF that dis
trict didn't look good to them.
In the Silver Peak dislrica, the
first discovery was OF the Vanderbilt
group (silver-ead), in the southere
part of the district, made by team,
tiers hauling salt from the Silver
Peak salt marsh to the silver mills al
Reese River (Austin). Their cattl
were turned out to grazr and strayee
up the hill, where these large bodies
OF good lead-silver ore outcropped.
and ATTRACTED the attention Of the
transfers. Later Renzi Hughes. Il
lin smith, discovered the large gold
veins upon which the property OF the
Pittsburg-Silyer Peak is situat d,
and which are keeping 100 stamps
dropping regularly. Tie Garfield
district, which has produced about
$4,000, 600, was discovered by a. wood
chopper. The Indian Queen mine,
near Benton, large producer, was
found by an Indian. The Rawhide
district is on the old Wadsworth
road to Colum BUS, The main freight
road to Southern Nevada for MANY
years. The lodes were in plain sight
but 70 attention was paid TO them
until a prospector came along win,
had learned that it wasn't always
necessary to ind a quartz outcrop 10
get ore. The new camp of R,ches
ter is 10 an old disorict, but these
large loies We're overlooked aud ne
elected for many years,
Many deposits have been found
worked for u time and aban doned for
one reason or another, and many of
these, when properly developed, viii
be revived. AS these are revived
aud re-estaoished, the prospccso,'s
will get to work again; and vita b B.
ter conditions aud bitter knlv
tedge OF ores, many more diseoveries
of Importance will be mal lN
prospector relies, as a rule. n
general average working out. Il
realizes that he must expect 10 tx
anime many lodes before finding a
good one, and therefore takes dis
appointment phliosophically. Oar
most successful mining man operated
on the same general plan except in IA
larger way; a promising prospect
always appealed to them aud when
they reach d he position waere they
could aft nd tae loss OF a Jew thous
and dollars many prospects were ex-
amined or developed II they got
one mine out Of dozen trials. aud
some OF these expensive, they came
opt on the right aide OF the ledger.
Companies organized to operate On
this basis, with sufficient capital To
handle the properties acqatr~d, are
practically certain of success when
carefully aud economically managed
Give the prospector fair show.
Help him when you can. il you find
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Application No. 1924.
Notice OF Application for Permission to
Appropriste the Public Waters of the
StatA of Nevada


State OF Nevada.
Notice ls hereby given that on the 25th
day of March, 1914. in accordance with
Section 50, Chapter l4O, OF the Statutes
OF 1873, one Benjamin F. Baker, of Nina,
County OF Mineral. Nevada. made appli-
cation To the State Engineer of Neva-
DE- for permission to appropriate the
public waters Of the State of Nevada
Such appropriation is to be made from
Queens Car yon. Mineral County Nevada,
at point in the SW a Of the Sc Z. of Soc.
70, 7. N. X. 80 Z. NJ d. b. d NJ, at point
\. s8 deg. 3i min. W. &c . feet from the
Sc col ner II the said -ecti n %, Mineral
G 'unty. Nevada, by mea Of bitches and
lipee, and 1925 cIbic feet per second is to
u conveyed 20 the NV a of NE a, of
Ne 4, NwH If Sc a and NE "a Of Sc 4
OF sec. Is. I N. K. 81 e.. and NV 4 OF
SW 4 or lot 8. of See. IS. I y r SO r.,
NJ. b. b. d NJ. by means Of d. ches and
pres and there used FIR iiri.a ion, stock
watering and domestic pun p 'ses.
Water not to be returned TO stream.
Date OF first publication Mar. 29, 1914.
ate Of last publication, Apr. %. 1914.
w. NJ KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28
Court Order

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
\ FOR THE COUNTY or MINERAL.
In the matter of the
estate OF ORDER
d. NJ. Stewart, deceased
T. G. Sharpe. the admi nistrator OF the
estate OF D. NJ. Stewart, deceased, having
filed his petition herein praying for an
order to sell tho real estate of said deced-
cut. for the purpose therein set forth. il is
therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court. that all persons interested In the
estate OF said deceased appear before the
said court on Tuesday, the seventh day OF
April. 1914. a. ten O'clock in the forenoon
ofsaid day in the court room II the ,Iau-
orable Peter J. Somers, in the Court lo,,s..
at Hawthorne. Mineral County. State u,
Nevada. to show cause why an or,!e,
should not be granted to authorize Z &
Sparpe. administrator uf tho said estate
Of ID. NJ. s'tewar deceased. to sell he re-.
state belong x The said estate /.
puflic sale,
II Is fuRrH R oRnEesp TN,
mpN Il lice be published fr /.
east two SUBMISSIVE weeks rri 20 'h5
said Apri. 7th .a4. in TIE Ws,lier Ike
Bulletin. news npe, sab is,l,-l i he
sown of f.ae aurne IMer lu,u
state nj Nee,f..
SEAL J. ii MILE.
Dated March 10, 1914. Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28

1, ]. Fl. White. Clerk of the Board OF
County Commissioners in and for the
County of Mineral, Nevada, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing bills were passed
and ordered paid by the Board of County
Commissioners on March 2. l9l4
j. IL. WHITE.
Clerk Of tho Board.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28

ST. Mary's ioApjtaI
GoLDFIELD. NEVADA.
Naternlty Ward. Special rates for two
weeks-.noctor incmded.
Write for particulars to
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Geldii.ld. Nevada.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims Allowed
By the Board OF County
Commissioners.

A 7 THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
VI the Board Of County Commissioners
OF Mineral County, Nevada, the following
bills were allowed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28

Day purchase plan, the same as on Prey
ious Oliver models
The OLIVER No. 7. equipped with the
famous Printype, if desired. without extra
charge.
You owe it to yourself to see the new
machine before you buy any typewriter at
any price. Note its beauty. speed and
easy action.its wonderful automatic de-
vices. Try it on any work that Is ever
done on typewriters. Try it on many
kinds of work that no other typewriter
will do.
1t is significant fact that the typewrit-
er that introduced such epochmaking in
novatlons as visible writing, visibs read
ing, Printype etc, should be the first to in
troduce automatic methods of operation.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-03-28
e. c. Howard
Mining Agency

Next door north of Dave Graham's
Place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01

pence while the man lse-h .lg Aolss' cleaning company quietly lnhaiea tho dirt into hi5 vacuum duater ana cafss i of o the rubbish heap
 There ls one thorny problem how. ever That the household atil has in B8 midst-the servant girl prooiem' It is worldwide problem that seems to Frow thoruior Wllh age. For a' lone lime tho loudest walls ol the boueskeener were: Servants are wasiofm': servants aro incompetent; Servants are overmucn given to too much grOmbling. A few years back the housewfea wall became @ howi' oWe can't get servants et oil
 ''What caused this? Simply that the lona.contlnued bellowings of tho lsufiragettes had seeped down through the narlor into the kitchen 'Hayo woman no rghts2 ahrieked tho lady orator And the awakened bridgets pausea over the nations cook stoves and waahtubs to chorus back an en- thusiastio Sure. And SO, responding to the spirit of the times which says In organism there Is strength. they got together and formed unions and their nobulous grumblings have ee, come sohdifled into Q schedule or rights
 oSay they. No more of those old mathematician relationships Des tween Che lady in the parlor and the ! one ln the kitchen. Everything now must be put upon plain, exact ousi- ness basis. 4 specified number Of hours shall constitute weeks work ! overtime shall be paid for an work ! In excess of those hours double time for overtime at night on Sundays and holidays. An laundry work done at home must be paid for at regular laundry rates. Household assistants required to attend babies or otherwise care for children. except assistants regularly and exclusively employed for the purpose to be allowed an ad- ditlonal charge per hour. Household assistants required to tend furnace shall be paid Q weekly bonus A slil- luar bonus to be paid for each and every guest who stays for more than one meal
 eThere's the situation, the opmous sit.Stlon that confronts us in our own homes today--a situation more heaY- fly charged with dlsrOptive potential' iues than an anarchists bomb.
 "And what are the women doing about it2
 why. they are just letting the sit- uatlon sputter closer and closer to 8 l blow.up while they are busy filling 1 tte air with shrieks that they ought to have the vote so that their house keeping abilities can havo nation wide scope"
 The philosopher-atlarge banged lhls fist down upon the table as with warning detonation:
 Believe me. Sir. if tho blow-up IS Co be avoided if our homes are to be saved from extinction, man must take this household problem also in hand and he's got to be mighty quick about it."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
BELGIAN BENEFIT
 GRAND TONIGHT

ronight's Universal pictures at tho Grand theatre arc all that come up In all the leading picture shows of the United States and Europe Remem. ber--the Grand tonight is billed by the Belgian bcnedt committee and all the receipts taken in VIII De turned over to them. Come and bring your friends and sweethearts
 The show Is good one. Eddie Bilo- deau wll sing bis best songs
 Soldiers Three. Q 2-reel 1ot Bison Universal feature. X great Civil War story seeing thrilling field battle. and -ha, side play that makes che gea. ture a sensation.
 The Caged Bird 9 beautiful Than houscr drama.
 "Bnne the Wise Guy. 8 very good Billie Quirk play He win keep you 8 laughing.
 Buratup Holmes. Detective, 9 very clever comedy that closes good show. e''
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
MINE CONGRESS- TO
 OPEN ON MONDAY

The annual convention Of the Amer ,can Mining Congress VIII open in Phoenix, Arizona. next Monday.
 Alaska delegates. of whom st least one wai attend arc 3. l.. Thane, Ju- neau; F. w. Bradley San Francisco; p. P. Kennedy Juneau; John Rich ards. Treadwel; .. G. Rush. Ketchi- kan; B. F. Willard Valdez; James J. Godfrey Mccarthy; Alexander F.. Bradford Seward; Geo. James, Nome3 Falcon Joslin. Fairbanks.
 Presidential delegates are: C. F. Llndley and F. Foster Bain. San Fran. cisco; Walter Douglas. Bisbee. Arizo- ua; Seeley ". NIudd. Los Angeles; L.. D. Rieketts. New York; William B. Phlupps. University Of Texas Austin; Joseph A. Holmes. direc-or Of the Bu- reau Of Mines; George Otis Smith, director or the United States eGol. ogical Survey and Hennen Jennings. Washington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
BENEFIT DANCE
WAS BIG SUCCESS

Mrs. c. Clyde stronsa dancing party given In Moose hail last nisht for the benodt of the Gastineau Chan mel Towns Belgian Relief Fund, was g pronounced success. Special music wgs engaged for the occasion that gave satisfaction. The carnival spirit took possession Of the han and every ono had 9 most enioyaole time. The entire proceeds amounting to about $50 will be paid over to Treasurer s. l.. Thane.
 The second entertainment for the benefit of the gund win be tonight at the Grand theatre X splendid pro. gram Is announced for the event and a banner crowd win undoubtedly ne tend All of tho proceeds will be paid into the fund
 Tomorrow night the Orpheum will give the third entertainment of tho week for the benefit of the fund. 4 good program Is also arranged for that night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
HOME SWEET HOME
s..


 Home Sweet Home was there ever more appropriate words written with so much meaning and feeling to those who know the value of comfortable home; and to think how much more sweet you could make the comforts if you would let us help you. 'ris but a few days to the most joyous time of the year, Christmas, which both old and young look forward to- Are you going to make 1t Christmas or good cheer? You can. Music is the one grand thing that fill fin any home with good cheer and just think how easy it will be to have a high class piano or an Edison photograph or Victor of Columbia Talking Ma chine In your homo this Christmas. We win be glad to show you and let you hear the worlds most famous ar- tists. It will give you m opportunity to make a selection whether piano, Edison Monograph, Victrola, or Col umbia Talking Machine. We are Che only authorized agents for the above lines in this Territory and will be glad to have tho pleasure of placing one of tho different instruments m your home. It will be a source or pleasure not only at Christmas time but every day in the year Easy terms on the above will make 1t possiDie for you to have one in your home Come in any time. TODAY Open every evening until ten o'clock
 JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE,
 12.f.1t Opp. B. M. Behrends Bank.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
LOOK WHO'S COMING TO
 SOURDOUGH FESTIVAL

The big "Festo" management have been to the trouble to secure three eel ebrated mystic wonders. learned in the occult arts. filled with the gift of pro phccy, and adopts in the science of re- moving difficulty of whatever nature Three beautiful fortune-telling tents or booths will be constructed for these fascinating young women to occupy
 zuleika Egyptian mystic, traces her ancestors back to the building of the Temple of Thebes; came to Alaska to work in Q salmon cannery and is glad of the opportunity to do good while in Juneau She is @ psychic whirt wlnd-can foretell the past, present and future; restores lost loves and To- cates new ones. All who have heart trouble are advised to consult her. 0Omlialz. noted Eskimo prlestess, na- tive or Shishmaref heir Co the ancient throne of Walrusville. is known far and wide for her wonderful second. sight readings. She reveals hidden wealth. paysueaks in quartz. placer, or roadhouse pie. She can tell ii you are going on a journey and if you do not want to go wnl tell yoa how to avoid it. # you do want to so and can't. she'H tell you where the hush ing is good.
 Uzzouia. Arabian prophecies from Che mountains Of Uz, is a wonderful psychological soothsayer. Besides be. ing possessed of the gift of prophecy Go a remarkable degree. this charming woman is an adept in the arts that ap- peal to the finer sensibilities. Wouids' thou have greater personal pulchritude consult the prophetess-she reveals methods for obtaining an attractive personal appearance and great popu larity If you want 10 win Susie take a lesson from Uzzonia
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
JUNEAU BAND
 DANCE COMING

The Juneau Band has issued an in- vitaton to the general public to at tend ils grand ball to be given in tho Juneau Rink on the night Of Decem- CT 70. Preparations for this event e been under way for some time. " be one Of the old.iashioned dane here everyone has Q good time. ntre band VIII attend and render ate dance music, but special
 orchestra has also been en-
 for the event
 ompetent floor committee will every effort to sec that all who
 are made comfortable. Late
 service will be arranged for slas Treadwell and Thaue. Ad- ssiou will be 8 for gentlemen danc- CTS. Ladies free; spectators, gentle- men 25 cents. ladies free.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
FOR THE KlDDlEs.
-

On Saturday afternoon at two O. clock the doors of the great Juneau rink wil open for the admittance of the public and tho great "Sourdough Festlvaw wnl bo on. Special efforts wnl be made at this time to entertain tho children. Under the direction of
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
AT 0RPHEUM THEATRE.
Houso Of eood Shove.

"A Dash for Liberty" is a good two reel feature by the Lubin Co. This IS a first run picture and licensed by tne General Film Go; shown only by the Orpheum who has contract with Che above company
 "Stanton's Last Fling" Is beautiful drama by the Edison Co.,. showing scenes in England and Belgium
 Concentration is another strong feature by the Blograph Co.
 'Dishing Dick, the Dish Detectiye' is a comedy that will make you laugh
 "Wednesday night is the benefit Tor the Belgian relief fund.
 Thursday and Friday-third edition of the 'Perlls of Pauline.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01

Che Draper club which has the matter in hand amusements will be furnished consisting Of fishing ponds, grab bags, and other diversions that yield prizes and pleasures for the juveniles.
 --2--,.-,-
 Miss Esther Joslin, who has been visiting in Juneau will leave for the South on the Mariposa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01
KlEFER-NENT.

Albert A. Hiefer and Miss Aenes Kent were united in marriage at me Presbyterian manse by the Rev. J. 70. Stevens last evening. The ogioe anu groom have lived in June&u TOT aDous a year and have many lrlenas 10 sne place. The only witnesses were alr' and Nrs Slade. Mr. and Mrs. Kiefer have taken apartments at the Clif.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-01

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SaOmnniide @riSBritcu.

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