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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04
CORRESPONDENCE
From Aurora

a. a. Travis, one of Auroras mer.
chants has returned from an extend
ed trip to the coast. Combining
business with pleasure he bought al
extensive stock of merchandise To
supply the needs of this thriving
camp.
Mr. Each Of Gardnerville paid
Aurora Il business visit this week.
+. Bazar, IL. White, j. H. Miller,
S. .Summertield, Republican nominees
and G. Ackcrman, +. Raker and II
Mcleod, Democratic nominees, made
things lively his week in the politi.
cal llne.
Bert Dolan, the Sheriff of Mono
County. California, spent q day
among his Aurora Trends during
the week.
Jack Mccarthy, publisher of the
Walker Lake Bulletin. accompanied
b, has slstsr Mrs. Rita Malar Weie
welcome si.ito.s 10 their many
Aurora friends. Mrs. NIllar is the
popular candidate for Auditor and
Recorder of Mineral County.
In Aurora you can get ii pool on
the National, State or c, unity eau
didates, ont the best game of pool
b ling played here is between sa-
loon man OF Gardnerville, two of
Winnemucca and the Hermitage
saloon Of Aurora. The question still
in boubt is who will poo! the pool,
but the pool table is Still here TO be
'pooled.
NoNo
Sheriff Dolan and Mrs. Cordelia
Hayes Dolan were visitors in Aurora
this week.
Mr.. ]. Bowden, former Superin
tendent of the STANDARD mine in
b 'die, died in his home in Fruitvale
last week. His daughter, Mrs. l..
A. Murphy, had just returned homk
as the family believed him to be out
of danger.
n. Poll was in town with load of
produce during the week.
Stuart Cain and wife and Miss
Eunice Cain were visitors in town
Sunday.
Gompstons teams are busy haul
NJ hay To B,die and Del Monte.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04
No 4
Trying 10 GUit.

Cid GentIenan-"Ncw. what are all
You children fighting ara making such
n noise for?' Little Boy--.,please. sir
the landlord gaye us dime each tG
fight and make noise. He has get
one of his houses let end the ople
complained that the ncighb9rhocL Va !
too quiet. STRAY Stories.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04
Careful Worker.

City Edhor-"For beginner. that
new reporter seems very particular
not to make any mistakes" Assist
ant-"Yes; ] told him to write on
Hna side of the paper aud he wanted
TO know which side!"-Judga.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR L. s
PATENT
Serial No. O07S2

PATENT
Serial No. O91S2
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Oct. 20. 1915
Notice is hereby given that Aurora
Congratulated Mines COMPANY. 1 by bem1 sem;
office address is Goldfeld, Nevada, has
made application for a patent for
sSSo linear fee feet on 5ne nnth rnd h1de ode
situated In the Esmeralda Mining Dis
trict. Mineral County. state of Nevada
scribed by the officiai Plat and Field
Notes on file In the office of the Register
at the Carson City Land Office as fol-
lows:
Ruth Beginning at Cor No. l.
from which the = Cor between s Sec: Secs
Sence Il So ss E. s. + sodo g. r enS to csn cunning Nd
No. 5. thence N. sS. So W. 5000 T. to
Cor No or thsnfe the N naas s Ss E. lSGoo
No i from which the Z Cor. between
ssSs ssSr. \ & 80 Il + q NJ ss "a Is RI, F. and M p rum M
ming thence $. So So Il. 5000 fl. to Cor.
No. ,; thence s. ~ os' W. 1900 #: to
Cor Ne; ,; thence ,hsrS n Ss % w. oS Sopio =
1870 IT. to Cor. No. l. the place of be-
ginning. ,,o ,a,o. ~ col,
lows:
Ruth ode ....... 20. .6f1
South END Lode
Total .......................... 40. s95
From this area. the following con-
fiict areas are excluded:
Ruth and South End Confict.......... S.926
Leaving net total area applied for.s6.s69
The adjoining claim IL the Esmeralda
Lode Survey No. 53. There are no con-
fiicts other than the one between the
Ruth and South End i.odos noted above.
The Lode Lines run from their re-
spective discoveries as follows:
Ruth I.ode--N. 81 0S' T.. 1929 IT,.
/ and $. Il 0S W., 1861 IT.
South End Lode--N. 2l9 0S' f.. 1871
it,. and s. 210 OS' w. 14i9.3 TT.
Certificates of Location recorded as
| follows:
Ruth Lode-Oftice of the County Re
/ corder, In the County OF Esmeralda.
state OF Nevada. page i+4, book IN OF
| Mining Locations
/ South End I.ode-Offce of the County
! Recorder, in the County Of Esmeralda.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04

State of Nevada, page 529. book ~ of
Mining Locations.
AURORA CONSOLIDATED
MINES COMPANY,
BY BENZ. J. HENLEY.
Its Attorney n-fac ct.
SHOEER j. ROGERS, Register,
Date of first publication, Nova. 1916
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04
NOTICE Of APPLICATION For L. 5.
PATENT
SerlUI M.
Tntfal Gtntas mud nf6na

United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Oct. 25 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Aurora
Consolidated Mines Company, by Benz.
j. Henley, attorney In fact, whose post
office address Is Goldheld Nevada. has
1900 linear feet on the Ruth l.ode
1890 linear feet ON the South End Lode,
situated in the Esmeralda Mining Dis
trict, Mineral County. State of Nevada,
being Mineral Survey No. 1922. and de-
scribed by the official plat and field
notes on file In the office of the Register
lows
Ruth I.ode-Beginning at Cor. No. /,
from which the cor; between Secs 10
thence Il 5 3 t. 5000 5 f. s"a to cor cannSs No
thenfs 8 sl Os W 'S9o W g. to ft cGr To-
Cor. No. 4: thence N, 21' oS E.. $4,000
South End I-ode1-Beginning at Cor.
Secs 1s 80 T NJ y,Is Il Is i.' ma M d: nm N.
ming thence s. 6S' So, L. 5000 It, to
tt. to Cor. No 8; thence N. 6So So W.
5000 1T. to Cor. No. I thence N. 21' OS
f. 1850 IT. to Cor. No. l, the place of
beginning.
Total areas of the lodes are as fol-
Acres
Ruth Lode .........................2O.66
South End
Total ..... ....................4 40. S95
From this area. the following con-
flict areas are excluded.
Ruth and South End conflict 3.926
Leaving net total area applied for. ..36.969
Tne aajolning claim Is the Esmeralda
Lode, Survey No. So, There are no con-
fiicts other than the one between the
Ruth ard South End Lodes noted above.
The Lode lines run from their respec-
tive discoveries as follows:
Ruth Lode-N. 81 0S f., 1929 it., and
S. 21' OS W.. 1067.1 IT.
- South End Lode--N. 81 0S' E., 1871 IT,.
and s. 30 0S' W., 1i49.3 TT.
Certificate of Location recorded as
follows:
Ruth Lode--office of the County Re-
corder, in the County of Esmeralda.
State of Nevada. page 4i4 book M of
Mining Loca tions:
South End Lode-Office of the County
Recorder, in the County of Esmeralda,
State of Nevada. page 500, book ~ of
Mining Locations.
AURORA CONSOLIDATED
MINES COMPANY.
By Benj. J. Henley.
Its Attorney-in-Ia,t
First pub. Nov. 4 1916.
Last pub. Dec. 80 1916.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-04

First Erlck House in Amcr'e,.
The first b..ch heaae in Alaericl. IL
Is said, was penn's Letitia houee in
Philadelphia, bpilt of imported bricks
n 1852.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

here gave the lowest temperature for
last night and this morning as 80.
Young Fruit Killed.
So far &C can be ascertained, average
temperature throughout this, valley was
below freezing, in most cases 20 above
zero. This low temperature not only
caused great damage in the orchards,
killing great deal of the young fruit.
particularly prunes and cherries, but
took most OF the garden stuff Grapes
also suffered. The new growth on the
vines showed up blackened and wasted
today. Even some of the shade trees,
like the locust, were damaged so far
as the new foliage is concerned.
Orchard owners were busy today in
specting their orchards. None Of those
seen had very encouraging reports to
give out. They admit the damage has
been severe. AS heavy frosts are pre-
dicted by the local weather bureau for
tonight fear Is expressed that the fruit
will be further damaged, but precau-
lions are being taken in many of the
orchards to prevent this.
Canal Break Fatal.
There Is a break near the headgate
of the Ridenbaugh canal and water has
been shut off for several days. This
prevented the owners of orchards re-
ceiving their water from this canal and
flooding their orchards, which it Is
claimed might have saved the fruit
The water will be shut off in this canal
until the latter part of the week as all
the repairs have not as yet been made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
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mon r,ol[ins +ha disoavar,. 80 this
n1orning the ahar1orad ,,,aoht,,a ,va :
found ~ Mamma
Nties Mildred Nrir;el,, d.,oh+ar op
Mr. and Mrs w n NrinieIv u,as
oblie,ed 10 upda.go second onero tio,,
for annendicits this morning ~ 81
LuEe's hospital While stiIl very sick
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

Mrs S. H. Hays has gone to Port
land on pisit.
Frank Russell, of Blanchard. Ia, is
a visitor in Boise.
Miss Margaret McCollum, of Kuna, is
visiting in the city.
Ray White, of McMinnville, Ore, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. May Remillard, of Portland, is
visiting in the city.
j. E. Plummer is over from Bruneau
on short business trip.
Miss E, A Beale left last night for
Chicago to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. W. Bruner hes gone to Ever
EFT, Wash, to visit relatives.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bartlett and son, of Port
land, are guests at the Bristol.
A. r. Austin has gone to Centerville
on business trip Of few days.
J. A. Lippincott, prosperous mer-
chant, of Idaho City, Is Boise Wis
itor.
w. H. Taylor is down from Scott
Valley and will remain in the city a
few days.
Mrs Walter Chapman and children
have gone to Portland to visit for a
few weeks.
]. W. Valentine has gone to the
Boise basin country, where he has min
ing interests.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Stevens left last
night for Denver. where they will visit
for some time.
A. D. Mackenzie, formerly a resident
of Boise, now of Idaho Falls, is trans
acting business here.
Mrs. N. B. Kiggs. Mrs. G. H. Fault
and Mrs. NJ. H. Uren are guests in the
city from Horseshoe Bend.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

cradle but probably not as great as
the first reports would indicate
Prunes and cherries suffered the most.
The apple blossoms are very heavy this
year and while some of them were in
jured not enough damage was done, it
is said. to cause great deal of loss.
Had the frost and freeze occurred two
weeks ago the damage to the prunes
would not have been SO severe. This
crop was injured in some parts of
southwestern Idaho to such an extent
that the revenue from prunes will be
very slight, say horticulturalists.
State horticultural Inspector Graham
made a trip over the valley this morn
ing to investigate the freeze reports
which We're to the effect the damage
had been very severe.
Payette Valley Hard Hit.
The frost was heavier in some Sec
lions than in others. The upper Pay
reports from there say. They are to
practically ruined. This is also true
of the cherries. Apples did not suffer
so badly. The mercury dropped to IL
belo wfreezing.
on the bench in the Boise valley
thermometers registered around 20 de-
grees above zero from IL o'clock last
night to sunrise this morning. In the
valley proper this low temperature was
not recorded and the damage does not
seem to have been so great there. The
official weather report of the bureau
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
r Estate Transfers.

Lewis L. Folsom ct Tx to Mary Yer
non, part of southwest quarter
northeast quarter. section 26, town
ship north, range / east.
Daniel r. Hubbard ct al to Village Of
Kune, $3.50; lots and 2, block 5, town
site of Kuna-
Martha A. Smith to James Baxter,
81: lots and 8, block 9, Dudler addi-
ton to Boise.
$40; west % feet, lot 2, block los, orig
inal townsite Of Boise,
John Tucker ct ux to Walter A.
Tucker, all of Boise, SO; lots 81. %, 20,
block Q Wayne addition to Boise.
Home Building company to Viola
Feistner Sorino, 81; lots 10 and Il,
block 10, Boise City Park subdivision
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
FACTORY
NOW OPERATING
New Industry in the New
Plymouth District Has
Good Prospects.
tstaff Correspondence.)

New Plymouth, May 10.-The New
| Plymouth cheese factory, the pioneer
cheese factory of Idaho, is reopened for
business with f. w. Thomas an expert
cheese maker of Tillamook, Ore, in
active charge. On the reopening day,
last Monday, about 1000 pounds of milk
was brought to the factory by the far
mers who also are doing dairying to
some extent. Mr.. Thomas said the out
look for the cheese factory is eneourag-
ing. Fred Hooper, one of the principal
owners of the plant, also predicted sue
cess. The factory is reported to be re-
ceiving more milk with each succeed
ing day. Mr.. Harper stated there are at
the present time sufficient cows in the
New Plymouth district to increase the
milk receipts at the factory to 10000
pounds daily, and this is the goal
sought by those who are upholding the
plant. The moving spirits of this factory
are Fred Harper, Peter Albert, John
Fisher and Henry Beary
$16S3.e9 for Carload of Hogs.
The swine industry in the New Ply
mouth district is growing rapidly. UP
to the present tine there have already
been shipped from here this year 26
cars of hogs. The splendid prices for
hogs has brought another hog buyer In
the field here in the person of Elton
Webb, a well known farmer of this
place. His first shipment, consisting of
los hogs, was made last Friday. These
hogs had an acreage weight of 1913
pounds each, for which the farmers who
brought them in were paid $50 per
hundred pounds, or a total OF 1858. 80
for this carload.
Messrs. Nesbit. Pence and Mcfarland
are completing the building of a So
inch syphon that is ITO feet long which
they are building in place OF a flume,
for the irrigation of 400 acres of fine
land at a point about five miles east OF
New Plymouth.
The Plymouth Mercantile company
star. Monday to put modern plate
glass front in their store here The bust
ness district of New Plymouth has had
a very healthy growth during the past
several years, and has been otherwise
improved and modernized.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
BY CORONER'S JURY
Capital News Special service)

Emmett, May 10.-Although the cor
oner's jury of Gem county returned a
verdict that Jeffe Mcconnell. a member
of the Mcconnell Brothers sheep firm,
|committe suicide Monday morning at
Gardena, there is some difference of
opinion on that point and there are a
few who believe the young sheep owner
was murdered. The death of young
Mcconnell occurred early Monday
morning at the sheep camp. He as
sisted the camp tender in getting
breakfast and then sent him to call the
other Lerders. While the tender was
away he heard a shot and upon re-
turning to the camp he found McCon-
nell dead the top OF his head having
been blown off by high power rifle,
either by himself or someone else
The young sheepman was single and
but "a years of age With his brothers,
John, Richard and Frank, he was en-
gagged in the sheep business and the
firm was one of the best known in this
section. His brothers know of no rea-
son why Jeffe should have ended his
life. He is survived by his father and
a young brother at Milton, Ore, and
five brothers residii in the vicinity of
Emmett The funeral was held today
at the First Methodist church, Rev.
Quinn officiating. Burial was in the
Emmett cemetery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

county officials, the county commits
sioners allowed the bills monthly at
this meeting this week and completed
their work on bills today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
fruit CROP GIVEN
SEVERE BLOW BY
THE HEAVY FROST
Reports Indicate That the
Freezing Temperature of
Last Night and This
Morning Was Disastrous.

Damage to the fruit crop in south
western Idaho this time from the freeze
of last night and this morning. is diff
cult to estimate at this time Teh lat
est reports received up to a late hour
this afternoon indicate it wa sconsid-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

Phone Compton transfer co. for the
best moving job you ever had. Phon.
48.-Adv. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10
Court House News.

A temporary restraining order
against the Nampa- Meridian irrigation
district has been issued by Judge
Carl Davis to prevent the company
from permitting the waters Of its canal
on Five Mile creek. at the Five Mile
headgate, from overlooking and wash
ing the county road. The court has
cited the companys officers to appear
in court May 13 at 10 o'clock to show
cause why the order should not be
made permanent. The suit against
the company, in which the restraining
order was asked. was filed yesterday
by Raymond L. ivens in behalf of Ada
county. In it the county asks for 5000,
damage done by the canal company's
waste water to the road, mandatory
order compelling the company to con-
struct suitable syphon to carry off
its surplus water and the costs of the
suit. This is the first case of this
character brought in this county and
1t Is evident that the commissioners
propose to take action against COM
panies or individuals who permit their
water to overflow and damage the
roads.
0Aei lii * SdliiCiou ildN0 lieu
of appeal from the decision of Judge
Carl Davis in granting irrigation dis
trict No. 1 of Ada county. The dis
trict was granted some weeks ago and
commissioners appointed. The attor-
neys opposing the district are interest
ed in the creation of a much larger
district which covers the same terri
tory as the smaller district which was
created.
With the exception of the salaries of
county officials, the county commits
sioners allowed the bills monthly at
this meeting this week and completed
their work on bills today.
A modern maternity ward for the
Ada county hospital is to be feature
of that institution. The commissioners
this morning voted to grant the petition
from the Golden Rod club asking that
a maternity ward be established there.
The contractors on the new county
hospital, now we'll under way, were to-
day allowed the sum of $4,000 on the
contract.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

Seeds, plants, ETC., true to name
w. S. & G. Co, cor. 9th and Grove.
Phone 323. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

Special rates on $500 panel photos
for $3.50 per dozen at Stamper's ground
floor stud corner Ninth and Idaho
Adv. J10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

Best by test HIAwATHA COAL.
phone 323. Lump $3.50. stove 81. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-10

The contractors on the new county
hospital, now well under way, were to-
day allowed the sum of $4,000 on the
contract.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

problem OF choosing tie, when tap came
at the door. He was thinking OF Mary and
almost mechanically he called Come in"
The arrangement had succeeded miraculously.
His mother, now that he was safely tied, as
she thought to a perfectly delightful girl OF
whom she thoroughly approved. was bliss
fully happy.
Mary and he had been everywhere together
theatres. race meetings dinners and dances.
He had. according to the bargain. introduced
ber 10 all his men friends, and Mary, thor
onehly enjoying herself, had trained him IN
all things an engaged man ought to know
Jack hid not yet met the ideal girl. nor ap-
narently had Mary shown any symptoms or
being in love with any one. and his careful
choice In the matter Of tie was due to the
fact that he was going driving with her that
morning.
tered with a telegram
"Any answer, sir?" he asked.
Feverel finished his tie. opened the tele-
gram and read it. He remained silent so long
that the man. thinking himself forgotten. asked
again If there were any answer. Jack started
mol" he said quietly. The man left the room
and lack read the wire again:
"Have met the right man.-Mary."
SO this was the end Mary had found some
one to her liking after all. He forgot all about
the dressing. and sat- thoughtfully on the edge
OF the bed.
ITS impossible" thought FevereL 4 can't
let her 90 She's the ideal girl, and l, blind
fool. didn't see It. Where's my hatT
He rushed into his coat, seized his hat, and
was down the stairs in FIVE leaps taxi
whirled him away, and within five minutes be
was waiting in Mary's house.
Good morning, Jack!"
Mary had opened the door quietly and stood
nervously just inside the room.
Jack strobe over TO her.
who IS her he demanded fercely.
81 met him some time ago." she said
eVRsively.
Nell tel me- Who he ls, and III 90 and tell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

Mary laughed
"Oh. no! Any little thing like that"
Thanks very much. Now, what about the
question Of kissing1"
Well" said Mary thoughtfuliy Sundays
are always very boring and if I could look for
ward to kiss at the end Of them IT would help
to pull me through. What do you think?"
splendid On Sunday evenings. then"
And" Mary continued, when you have seen
me home after show, and have TO drive back
all alone, perhaps you'd like then?"
~Oh, rather!" said Jack FevereL "By Jove,
Mary, you think of everythingI"
Mary laughed.
81 want to do my share" she said.
Jack nodded.
FINALLY" he said. "and not the least I'm
portant is the question OF ending the business.
As soon as you meet the right man, or meet
the right girl -
Mary broke in;
I'VE tip each other the immediate wink
eh?"
81 think that the simplest way, don't your"
said Jack.
yes" said Mary.
ct take II your mothers coming" said Jack.
"Oughtnt TO celebrate our engagement by
kissing nowT
bright nction," said Mary. holding up her
lips.
was great"
shall l let mOIner KNOW To-Day 7 asked
Mary quickly with a faint humping OF the
heart
yes: the thing is we'll started. Good
morning Mrs. Barlow" ne added. as that lady
appeared at the door. Permit mel"
He sprang out and handed her in
Mary held out her hand.
"Goodby Jack. III tell mother we go
along.
Thanks very much, Mary. I'll ring you up
later about dining somewhere tonight"
Two months later Jack Feverel was stand
ina IN front OF his wardrobe absorbed In tina
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-11

experience OF that sort of thing yet. and be-
fore become engaged to the right girl l want
TO find out just what one does and how one
does t."
But why do you come to me. OF all peoples?
Well" said Jack, because you're perfectly
charming. dress well. put your hats on at the
right angle. say and do the right thing at the
right moment, and because, also, think it viii
be useful to you"
Mary laughed and made a sarcastic bow.
mot at ALL" she said
We'll you don't get many opportunities OF
going about, you know" said Feverel, $50 your
chances of meeting some good chap and getting
married are practically nil"
TOO true!" sighed Mary.
We'll know heaps of decent men, and
introduce you when we go together, and IT'S
hundred to you'll like OF them well
enough to accept him. They're all good chaps,
and are bound TO fall in love with you. That's
where you come IN. You can correct my daily
love letters. which. Of coarse. you need Lot
answer
Thank Heaveni" put in Mary.
-And generally put NE up to the various
ropes which Is where ] come L." finished Few
ere calmly
-Ito glorious ideai- said Mary.
Good work. said Jack. Then we're en-.
gaged-without any idea of marriage" De
added quickly.
"Ratherl" agreed Mary.
Splendid" said Jack. May l light cigar.
ettef7
"Of counsel"
Mary was delighted. II was much better
than a real engagement which she thought
must be awfuliy dull.
Jack lit a cigarette
Now" he said ito return TO the subject Of
love letters for a moment You know there Is
no varsity course IN the subject so that If you
VIII go through and correct my daily Efforts
they have 20 be daily. don't hey?"-Mary
nodded can rub them up, and it viii pc
most uesfnl to ma You dnnt- mtnd2@