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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1915-01-23


Silver Hill Lode $50. % SOS acres
Wyandott Dode $50. 20.l42 acres
Black Hawk Lode -. Is 1872 acres
Seminole Lode ....... .224 acres
Monarch Lode $500. 10.267 acres
The Gladiator Lode =. 1929 acres
Total area of 49,. 1o4. 1872 acres
From this total area there is To be ex-
cluded the following area in conflict with
urvey No 81 Radical Lode. 80. 0.936 acre,
urvey No 80 Spotted Tiger - 2 Aus acres
Survey No As Cortez Lode 2.2J3 acres
survey No Al Utah Lode. ...... 2.4i0 acres
survey No 1887 West Slope -. % o20 acres
1 he Gladiator Lode OF this sur. ll9 acres
Total area excluded ......... .s.126 acres
Leaving a total net area applied for 96 CSC
acres.
The adjoining and conflicting claims are
the Virginia, Bald Eagle, and West Slope
lodes on the east and Cortez and Utah on
the North.
The lode lines run from their respective
discoveries as follows:
Silver illll Lode, y deg As min L COG 6
1t and 5 deg A. min w 1914 IT. Wyan-
dott Lode, \ deg 45 min L 563 TT aid S
deg A. min W 937I #, thence deg %
min w 506.6 it.
Black Hawk Lode, \ deg As min L
79oz ~, and deg A. min W 1871 #.
tutiiNt - o utts 90 flllii w oJOtO III.
Seminole Lode 81 deg 80 min + Gas
it and S so deg 80 min w 1902 r..
Monarch Lode, n so deg - min L COG
# and S so deg 80 W 1882 It.
he Gladiator Lode. n SO deg 40 min L
l0s0.9 II and So deg 40 min W 3206 1T.
The Location certificates are recorded
in the records of Esmeralda and Mineral
eunties, as follows:
Silver Hill. Book 3, Page 366 records of
Esmeralda County, amended certificate in
Book l, page 1888, Mineral county
Wyandott Lode, Book q, page 2s4, Es-
meralda. amended Book l, page l4l. Min
eral County.
Black Hawk Lode, Book 2, page 1874, Es-
meralda County, and Book l, page i4l
Mineral County
Seminole Lode, Book l, page l39 Minera.
County records,
Monarch Lode. Book L. page ACT Esmer-
aida County, Book !, page l4l Mineral |
County County Records.
The Gladiator Lode, Book X page rec
,rds of Esmeralda County.
SCHOBER j. ROGERS
Register,
AURORA MINES COMPANY
By WILLIAM b. DAVIS.
Attorney-In-Fact.
First Publication Nov. q,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1915-01-23
E. G.. Howard
Mining Agency

Next door north of Dave Graham's
Place.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS IN PARKS
AT RRANpYwINE sPRINGs.

Those who are seeking a pleasant
and refreshing trolley ride after the
labor of shopping on Dollar Day will
find IL in a trip to Brandywine
Springs Park and the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company Will.
as usual, furnish excellent trolley SER
vice. There are always bargains in
the amusement line at the Springs.
The Henry e. Young Musical Comedy
Company is offering an unusually in.
teresting bill of vaudeville and musi-
cal comedy in the park theatre this
week. Friday night will be amateur
night and a number of talented anna
teurs have already signified their in
tention of contesting for the cash
prizes which are offered On this
occasion the patrons Of the theatre
will get a double bill for the same
price of admission. Up-to-date pic
lures are being offered in the moving
picture theatre and patrons of that
resort find that the films which are
shown are just as new as those offer
ed in a picture theatre anywhere.
Nothing is too good for Brandywine
Springs and every effort is being
made TO keep the amusements abso-
lutely up-to-date in every respect
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
DUPONT TO SHOOT
FOX CLUB match

Local marksmen are anticipating
with much pleasure the proposed trip
70 Philadelphia the coming Saturday.
TO engage in a special team race
against the Fox Gun Club on the
grounds of the Philadelphia Shooting
Academy.
The Fox Club has a bunch of tho
Philadelphia talent enlisted under its
banner, and is making strong effort
to get their boys out and hopes to win
the race. The locals. however. are
confident they can take the measure
of the Brotherly Love gunners. and
expect to go up about thirty strong to
turn the trick
In the preparations made by the Fox
people for this match. they have Sc
cured several fine prizes, and it will
be well worth while to shoot for them
Each member of the winning team
will receive a solid gold scarf pin of a
special design made up for the occa-
sion. Then the high actual score for
the afternoon will receive a cut glass
HAANhtAs AEAE Will uAcQ Ut me
prize for the high actual score maker
on the losing team. The second and
third actual scores on the winning
team will also receive prizes. as will
the man making the low score on the
winning team.
The match will be at 25 targets.
shot in events of 25 targets each. and
targets and shells will be sold at
standard prices. The targets will be
but one cent each.
Among the trophies to be offered are
several sterling silver spoons, cut
glass pitcher, shooting jersey and a
fine shell bag. Competent referees and
scorers will handle the race. and it
will be pulled off in fine shape.
: Most of the locals are planning on
/ going up on the 1927 o'clock train and
after lunching in the city will proceed
/ by various ways to the Fox Club
! grounds at Wyoming avenue and d
street.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
TRAPSHOOTERS' LEAGUE
MAY have TEN CLUBS

At a meeting Of the Philadelphia
Trapshooters League. held in Phail-
delphia Monday evening, the old Off
GERS were reelected for the ensuing
year. They are Robert Greenwood,
Highland Club, president; W. A. JOS
lyn. DUPONT. vice-president; W. E.
Robinson. S. S. White Club, secretary
treasurer.
Routine business was transacted
and several matters of importance
were brought, among them being the
enactment of rules to cover extra
ordinary conditions which may arise.
as was the case last winter when the
snowstorm prevented some OF the
clubs from shooting. while others
were able to pull off the shoot as per
schedule. Under the present rules a
repetition of this will be impossible.
Applications from clubs in and
around Philadelphia for admission to
membership in the league were read
and considered. and placed in the
hands of a committee for further in
vestigation. II is not unlikely that at
least two additional clubs Will be
added 70 the list. making II ten-club
league instead of an eight-club league
as at present.
The opinion Of all in attendance at
the meeting was that this would be
the best year in the history of the or
ganization. Every one was optimistic
for a big year. The local club was
, represented by W. a. Joslyn, H. P.
Carlon and E. z. Calvin.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
AT sHRLLPOT PARK

After the labor Of shopping on Dol
lar Day a pleasant diversion will be
a visit to Shellpot Park where a bill
of more than usual merit is being Of
fered in the Family Theatre The
theatre is always comfortable and
the patrons are always sure that the
bill will contain the very best which
can be secured in the way of vaude-
Vile for a park.
Thursday night will be amateur
night in the theatre and on that night
those who attend will get double bill
for one price of admission. All of the
amusements at Shellpot are attract
ing large crowds and there is no
doubt that the bill which is being
offered this week is one OF the best
which has ever been seen in the park
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
WWNhxzO
tie "
@oO1ehocuI

The Battlin Belgian Braves by their
twin victory over the Pirates are but
three and a-half games from the lead
ing Pills today II wouldn't be a
bad idea for Pat Moran 70 get a run
ring start-and keep running.
The Braves are In their stride. both
haseballically and conversationally
Johnny Evers got kicked out of the
game after mixing things with Fred
Clarke. Johnny has no respect for
age.
It's barely possible that il some
one didn't always stop Mr.. Evers be-
fore he got his face mussod up he
wouldn't be nearly so anxious to
stick 1t into every argument
Shueks! The Tigers and Red soN
battled four days, and neither one is
eny better off. They split the series
$3.50.
Ayres beat Koob in a chuckins due
az Washington. II would be a calam.
ity if the delirious compositor would
set B for a X in that name.
or Doc Crandall held the Buffedl
10 four hits. Boy, page Amos Rusiel
Something 10 think about-it wa.
too wet for the Giants and Cards Il
play at 81. Louis; the Feds played
and won a game.
Chief George Johnson, the Winnie
bago buck. beat the Baltimore Feds
thanks 70 Kenworthy's pinch hit
ting in the ninth.
How about letting Johnny Ever
and Heinie zim got off in the du-out
Maybe they'll kin each other.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
S c R A P S

NEW YoRK.-Leach Cross has
fought his last fight. The scrappy
dentist who has been a lightweight
contender for years. always within
sight of the championship. but never
reaching it. is through. From his
summer camp at Bradley Beach. the
work came today from Leach him
self
I'm getting old" said he. and
have all the money l want so why
continue? got a new 1915 car. 4
dental ONCE that pays good money,
so what more could want. Anyhow
l want to retire with the old glory.
No sticking in the game until some
youngster makes me kiss the floor.
I'm going to get out while the getting
Is good"
Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh
heavyweight. who was defeated in
Paris last summer by Jack Johnson,
will arrive in New York the latter
part Of this week from England. look
ing for bouts.
The "backhand' punch and the kid
ney wallop now are in the same
class. At its regular meeting. the
boxing commission decreed that the
blow is foul and hereafter its use
will mean disqualification.
CHICAGO.-With articles signed
and all preliminaries arranged for
the observation-disclosures fight in New
York on September II, both Packey
and Mike today announced their
training plans
The ST. Paul Phantom expects TO
leave Immediately for his home TO
put in some stiff preparatory work
Mcfarland will not begin work for q
week, but then expects TO use the best
local boxers as sparring partners and
TO do a great deal Of gymnasium
work here.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
PLAYGRouNp BASEBALL.

Kirkwood and Chapel playground
teams will meet on Friday afternoon.
Manager Lucas. Of Kirkwood. declares
there is nothing in sight but tne pen
nant for Kirkwood
In Mondays game with Washington
Heights the Kirkwood team met its
first defeat Of the season. owing 10
an error in the fifteenth, by a new
player by the name of Goodina. who
was playing his first inning in place
of Quinn. the Kirkwood's star key
stone sacker. who was called away
The team which viii probably line
up against Chapel will be as follows
Long, c, Irwin, D; Massey ss;
Manlove 1b; Harper 2b; Reardon,
3b: "Fuble" Collins. II: Wilmer CT
Irwin. the star slab artist. who has
won Ave consecutive victories, hopes
to annex his sixth Friday.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
STANDING of the Clubs.
cAMRpIpGE LosEs coNTEsT.

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. Gam
bridge lost to st. AlichaePs here yester-
day, 4 to 2 Batting honors were about
even. but errors by the home team let
the visitors turn their bingles into runs.
Both of Cambridges runs were made
BY smith, one Of them being homer.
Yesterdays was the first of the league
season on the Cambridge grounds The
first ball was thrown out by STATE
Conptroller Emerson Harrington. Score;
crr ATI(TfAVT *
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
PROPOSALS.

/ NNlrATlON no BlDDERs-sEALED
i bids will be received by the Board OF
Directors OF the Street and Sewer Depart.
ment, Of the city Of WILMINGTON. Delaware
at the Office OF said department. s W. Cor.
ncr sixth aud King streets, until O'clock
T. NJ August 10. 1913, for grading and Elk
cavnting streets. constructing concrete
Foundations constructing concrete and
brick cutters and constructing Sheet As
phalt Afphaltic Concrete, bitullthic, War
renito. Asphalt Block and Nitrhed Block
pnvements on streets. 20 be selected by the
Street and Sewer Department from list pub.
hshod with the instructions and specihca.
uons for such work. which Instructions and
spec hcations, together with proposal blanks,
may be obtained at the said ONCE. Prices
are 70 be FOR performing the said work In
such amounts and kinds ns may be directed
hy the Street and Sewer Department to com.
piete not less than 10000 square yards Of
street surface The bids viii be publicly
opened az the aforesaid time The right Is
reserved 20 reject any or all bids or 20 ae'
cent any portions Of the bids
BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
Attest. L. V. CHklSI1,
iy2a.1at secretary.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
SALVATION FEE Until
GROUND IS PAID FOR

FRANKFORT, Del, Aug. 4.-For
the first time in its existence Lambs
camp is fenced this year and an ad-
mission fee is charged to all who
wish to hear the preaching and sing
ing Although one of the Oldest camps
on the Peninsula, no admission has
ever been charged at Lambs, and this
year when the directors proposed TO
charge admission a howl Of protest
went up that has not yet died down.
The directors pointed out however,
that by buying the grounds so they
could preserve the old camp forever,
they went under a heavy expense,
and unless the people came forward
with voluntary contributions. admis-
sion would have TO be charged. The
contributions were very slim, and 81
this year those who attend Lambs
camp must pay.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
Keystone Pick-Ups

keystone has won another. This
one came by forfeit, vandever sec
onds having failed to appear.
Dunn has his eye on the ball. The
last three games he has had two and
three hits, a few OF them beng triples
and homer.
Long. the young southpaw. is pitch
ing great bali tor Keystone.
yellow is a regular stone wall at
short garden and Is there with hitting.
He drew a triple with three hen on,
that helped 10 win the Keystone-Ches-
ter game
Sem gets everything that comes
his way in right garden and also IS
improving in hitting
Rogers is playing the best game Of
his career in left garden.
Jenning~ at second. is playing a
fine fielding game and Is there with
the bat.
Franklin is playing a great game AT
first.
Springer at right is batting like a
Ty Cobb
Fisher. a newcomer. who will be Ia
Saturdays game against All-Scholas
tics. needs no introduction, having
been the mainstay Of the Alpha team
He has lost but one game this SEASON
Fisher most likely viii oppose Far
ley. the former Wlldel and Yorklyr
star.
Keystone has signed Gobble. an
other Alpha star. Gobhle is a heavl
hitter and a strong outdelder.
Eckrish, late OF East End. will taxi
care Of third.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
"SOME SPORT STDELIGHTS"
DeIaware-Maryland League

report the Madeley-Central game.
Some had two games played, but on
Sunday II was learned that only one
12-inning contest had been staged
Report your scores Saturday nights
and no such conditions will exist
Pioneers gave Vandever what they
thought they wouldn't get.
That's not all. Browntown says
they are going to do the same thing.
They say the best pitcher in town
can't stop their old batting clubs.
Dan Farren is still wearing that
smile. Go at 1t Dan. you can't win
them all. Some days must be dark
and dreary.
DO not forget the Church League
moonlight on Friday August 20. The
boat viii leave Fourth street wharf
at o'clock.
Neal Lynch is stnl playing his
usual good game in center field for
Pioneers.
Pioneers and Eden are neck and
lneck for second position in the All
Wilmington League.
Madeley came back strong in the
twelfth and won from Central by the
score Of II to g. II took three hours
and a half to play the game. Tue sec
ond game was called of.
Jackson, Of Edge Moor. pitched the
first no-hit. no-run game Of the sea
son in the Church League on Satur-
day against First u. +.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04

All ready for the big battle at Union
Park next Saturday, Parkside VS..
New Castle.
Two thousand fans should be out.
II is the last time the two teams meet
here this season.
Should Parkside win they will Tie
up with New Castle. Should they be
defeated. so long pennait for a VIII
mington team.
Rube Wilson worked in fine shape
on Saturday. Only two hits were got
ten of him, up to the ninth inning.
Grant is Elk Mills star at bat and
in the field.
Gene Chase had a bad day. The
heat was too much for him.
New Castle knocks them all over
both home and away. Will parkside
stop them?
Elkton doesn't seem to be able to
get out Of the rut
Elk Mills is happy. They have
passed Newark and Elkton.
8
Parkside wins again, even with a
crippled team. They weren't born on
Friday.
Jones seems TO be some pitcher; at
least he knows where to put them
where they can't be hit.
There was a mixup in the Church
League owing to some one failing 10
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
PICK HOME run BAKER
TO Lead new YORK FEDS

Rumors floating from the meeting
Of the Federal League al Atlantic City
yesterday, have J franklin Baker as
the possible leader for the proposed
New York team next season. II is un-
derstood either Baltimore or Newark
might be moved. and one Of these
Will be the only change Of the cir
cult. No verihcation could be gotten
on the Baker gossip. but there was
also no attempt at denials President
Gilmore said that full details of ths
invasion in New York City would b,
ready for an announcement within an.
other two weeks
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
FENTON BEACH

Leave Orange street wharf daily: $50
and 1000 A. NJ; 200. AS and 600 p. NJ
Leave Beach 500 and HOO A. NJ; 500
and 600 =. ~
Extra trip Saturday. leaving Wilmington
N. and Beach, 10 p NJ.
Extra trips Sunday leaving Wilmington
and ne A. NJ. and 7.3o p NJ. aud
Beach 500, s.45, $50. Z 100 Sis and 1000
p. NJ
Dancing every afternoon excepting Sun
day. Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
TODAY'S BASEBALL CHANCES
National League

National League
Boston az Pittsburgh, clear.
Brooklyn al Cincinnati. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago, cloudy two
games.
New York at St. Louis, cloudy, two
games.
American League.
st. Louis at New York, rain
Cleveland at Boston, cloudy. tive
games.
Detroit at Philadelphia. rain
Chicago at Washington, clear, tive
games.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, clear.
No others scheduled.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
BURNING GASOLINE
CALLS FIRFMEN,

The Fame Fire Company responded
TO a still alarm OF fire yesterday af-
ternoon when gasoline on the floor
of the Harris Engine Company's
plant, At Front and Orange streets.
became ignited. The blaze was ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
HrRL0CK. 8. HARnNGTON.

FEDERALsBURG Md. Aug. A.
Harrington outhatied Hurlock yester-
day at Hurlock. but was unable to
bunch its hits. losing out in a hard
fought contest. to 2 Roth Osborne
and West pitched gilt-edged ball. The
game was full of brilliant play despite
muddy field.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
MISS Dupont Ans COPs.

Traffic Sergeant John Devenish.
who has been working industriously
selling tickets for the police sports
TO be held at Front and Union streets
ball park for the benefit Of the po-
lice pension fund, yesterday received
a check for 800 from Miss Amy du-
Pont Miss DUPONT in her letter said
Il wish 10 show my interest In this
good cause by the enclosed check "
The patrolmen all report having sold
many tickets and the proceeds this
year will be more than those Of for
mer years.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS
TEAM FARES WORST.
"

In a collision between a trolle5
car and a team Of the Huber Baking
Company yesterday afternoon. at
Third and Monroe streets. the horse
was slightly injured and the wagon
damaged
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
Riverview Beach

(PENNsNlLLE, N. -
steamer leaves beach daily excepting Sun
day. 700 A. M. t.3O r. NJ
Leave Wilmington. Shi9ley street wharf
10 90 A. NJ s.45 J.. NJ
Additional trips Saturday Leave beach
las =. N and Wilmington. 8.45 r. NJ CON
Meeting with Wilson Line boats nt Fourth
Street wharf at AIS O'Clock
sunday trips-leave beach ZOO a15 and
Has A NJ. and 500 p NJ
Leave Wilmington SIS and 1890 A. N
and 90 and 90 p NJ
Special rates on charters and excursions
Faro 25 cents
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
SALISBURY. 6. EAsTON. /.

EASTON, Md. Aug. 4.--Easton was
defeated by Salisbury. to 1 in the
slowest played game seen here tii5
season. Enright pitched for Easton,
but was given miserable support, thus
losing his second game out OF y
games pitched this season. Score:
EAgTON
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
sPRINGFOOT WANTS GAVE.

The Springfoot baseball team would
like to play the Chippewa team. at Six
tenth and Walnut street, Friday. Au-
gust 6. Send challenge 10 Henry s.
Morris, No. 500 Wilson street
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
TRANSPORTATION.
Pennsgrove Ferry
SUMMER RcHrDrun

Leave Wilmington and Pennsgrovo every
hour. m aha hour from A III to1o p NJ
Also 5 As A. NJ. from Wilmington ant
II. Is p. A., from Wilmington: O'Clock
A. NJ from Pennsgroge. aud II As p n
from pennsgrove.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
RED BIRD wins match
RACE At BRIDGEVILLE.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVTLLE. Del, Aug 4.-Des-
pite the threatening weather a large
and enthusiastic crowd witnessed the
matinee races az Delaware Stock
Farm track yesterday. Some of the
fastest horses Of lower Delaware and
Maryland were entered and many
close and exciting races took place.
Gun, ~, rfars
Evening journal., 1915-08-04

Two base hit ID. Johnson. Home run
Smith. Stolen bases-kane, McCarty'
Baugh. Hall. Wilson, Heise, Wallace
Sacrifice hits -Baugh. Hall, Spedden,
Frampton, Wilson. Bosses on balls-ull
D. johnson. 3; of NJ Johnson. 3. Struck
out--By D. johnson, H. by NJ. Johnson,
7. Umpire-Ruhland. Time--l.45.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
N q M u. MEETING

a w. c. T. u. meeting will be held
in Marshallton NJ z. Church on
Sunday evening Mrs Lulu ~ Shep-
ard, Of Utah, will be the speaker
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
LIcrNsE APPLICATION


~ oTfCF-T LOUIS WAX. THE TENANT
~ and occupant OF the house, situated at
s W Cor Fourth and Scott streets, m the
Twelfth ward IN the city Of Wilmington
county Of New Castle and State Of Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements OF the
Acts OF the General Assembly. In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions. Of the State Of Delaware In
and ior New Castle county. on Monday. the
twentieth day of September, A. ID 1918
being the next term Of said court, for a.
intoxicating liquors. 20 be drunk on the
premises and 10 bottle and sell such liquors
when bottled 90 be drunk on the prem see,
In quantities ne follows. viz Malt or breWcd
liquors Of not less than three quarts nor
more than one barrel. and other intoxicating
liquors In quantities not less than three
quarts nor more than Eve gallons. and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward.
~ lenst twelve Of whom are substantial free.
holders Of SAID ward, recommend the said
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
SHO' LEAGUE opens;
EASTON. CAMBRIDGE Lose
PENINSULA LEAGUE.

Scores Of Yesterday.
Salisbury, 6; Easton. l.
St. AIiohaels, 4; Cambridge, ?.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
SALISBURY

Home run-Homer. Three-hase
hits-Nagal. Vance. Base on balls
OF Enright. 1; off Twinning 2.
Stolen bases-Miner, 2: Knorr. I'm
pire-Porter. Time of game-1.50
Evening journal., 1915-08-04
CAMBRIDGE.

St. Michael's .... -
Cambridge - OOOl0 cool o.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04

All ready for the big battle at Union
Park next Saturday, Parkside VS..
New Castle.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04

should Parkside win they will Tie
Up with New Castle. Should they he
defeated so long pennait for VIII
mington team.
Evening journal., 1915-08-04

Two thousand fans should be out.
II is the last time the two teams meet
here this season.